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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-YA.

ALEXANDRIA = sENsATIONAL!!-
BY yirginia's. most beautiful and
popular residential streets near
and Army-Navv Club: liy. rm. I6x
az az gin ruin I'm ,1 ldfsn5' Den d2xl5
rm space with fireplace. built-in
PHILLIPS, ia. $4,000. Ewes ia
7.nS42 or JE. 4-4247. Us
ALExANDRIA-yery unusual town
Your inspection invited today. Open
TIE. 6-3so5. To reach: Throueh Al Al,
exandria on Mt. Vernon blvd. 8 blks.
past monument to Green ST., left
] blk. TO So. st, Asaph.
$4,000 ior this lovely, 2-bedrm.
most cow. and desirable subdiv, in
the Wash. area: full basement. gas
heat. scr. back porch; beaut. wooded
extra lge. lot. so. 5-63DS.
Huntington---Semid
$1,000 down and S;75 mo; incl. taxes
bedrm. home with liy: rm, dinette,
equipped kit. and full basmt. Cool.
hilltop location. OPEN. . till dark.
Follow Rt, south Of Alex. N mile
TO right on Huntington ave. At
open House" arrows. follow arrows
to home. KELWAY BROTHERS, OV.
owner. Fifteen
rooms, fireplaces, etc; partially re-
stored historic section; ideal for
lone. doctors ofices or apis: 500
sc. 500 P np r,,I ri. e1 5a as
950-4-bedrm. 2-bath Cape Cod on
large lot. with lovely trees. firepl. .
walk-out bsmt.: h.-w. oil heat. cleo.
to schools, bus, shopping: priced
right: flexible terms. To see today,
A iii sGG n foRE Is gE op Sg Sat.
and Sun, 1-6. or by appt; 3-bedrm.
Colonial. separate din. rm,, 2 cor.
cupboards; Ia baths; side scrnd.
porch; Anchor-fenced lot. overlook
ing Lubber Run Park: / block Arl.
Rec. Bldg, l block transp.. 2 blks.
s@aSHE ' SIS t soSSSDp 1857 s sss' I'd r,
IA. 2-5710. II
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HOUSES FOR sALEMD.
BRICK RAMBI FRS

Q spacious brk. .ramblers.. right on
Branch ave-; fully equip. Priced
from $14.e50 to $16.950. 8 full
bedrms. Today's outstanding value.
Call Immediately.
REALTY Ii. 7-4040
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OPEN

OPEN &c OPEN
MADE TO ORDER
kitchen nced-in back yard
o @ Memorial pE lane
o Nellie Open sisn
FLOWERS ARE A BUDDIN
tan living dining overlooking
BREAKFAST Just one like thssI ,,o,, . 4
Belle Haven dr. turn 1u' rsS IT past F
OVERLEE KNOLLS
this eses Rn lot ass ey snd large s
ell IL NV t. ahso s ssnd and
NEAR ST. AIMS
bedroom brick Colonial powder floor.
large Twins room with hreps full dining room With corner
fast attached full basement large lot With beautiful
trees REC o1OB BRd S Illinois na ho oa
1913
BERKSHIRE
brick c Sn choice AT1ngson @ @
ad6nGe out out P efomo s St. right one block to
CHERRYDALE AREA
3bedroom rambler. all
o .auppsa tche fa ed sa sxso Back room peh nice
level lot Suitable for home and once for doctor dentist ahi
" DiREcfIoNs Lee hwy to Monroe left to 2o2 N MONROE
HT/ARS
HOLLEY-THOMPSON
Means Reliable Service
$500 Linz HIGHWAY IKE $3.50"
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INCREASE

Your income from this property un.
less your family has increased and
blocks from Univ. of Md. campus.
First floor, liy. rm., firepl., din.
rm.. large kit. and dinette, den and
I'LL bath; large bedrms. and full
bath on End floor: full bsmt. with
soft. reer. nm. and full bath: Gear
garage. many other features; student
rental income. approx. $4,000, Owner
must sell at once Asking 1850
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-59e2 till 6 pm; after 6 pm.
WA. 1854, HA. 2-SS91, HA: =
9079, HA. 2-S052. --2S
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| ACRE
MONEY TALKS

Must be sold quickly. owners hard
luck your good fortune. This new
3-bedrm. brick rambler has full size
and sep. din. rIn.. liv. rm. with
bSmtt. with built-in garage Built to
sell for S1S,50O. But. subject 10
cash offer of 5000 over trust
Phone now, 10. 7-SS31 or 10. Z
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HUNTINGTON, Brk. semide
EVERY YEAR OF IT'S LIFE

EVERY YEAR OF IT'S LIFE
This home has been completely
painted-even the furnace. Immac
ulate; bedrms., lis. rn., dinette
Z equipped kit. fun bsmt, with rec
rm.; excel. Scr CT financing; SIS
per mo. MAXIMUM payments incl
taxes and insurance. Down payment
commensurate with buyers ability
TO pay. Settlement cost 500 MAX
MUM. The low. pre-Korean cost Of
building this home makes a very
conservative selling price possible
OPEN = till dark. Follow Rt
south OF Alex. "a mile to right or
Huntington ave. at open house"
arrows. Follows arrows home. KEEL
WAY BROTHERS. OV. 3-45I9,
OPEN SUNDAY. l-5
POI N. Oakland. Of n Pershing
Cory Cape Cod brk.: lst ar. bedrm.
u bath; End fir. :. bedrms. bath
mirrored fireplace; mod kit. rec
nm: oil INV h.; lge. fenced ward
owner lett CITY, must sell; $1,000
cash. bal easy: well financed. Priced
to sell. IA. 1-5253 RA: 6-632I.
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BRICK RAMBLER :
OPEN SUNDAY. OZARK
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-5 PM.
RIVERDAIE

4105 SOMERSET RID.
Two blocks from ERGO. Brick bum
salow, rooms and bath, first floor;
expandable attic; fun daylight bsmt (:
gas hot-water heat. Large lot,
S13,95O. Terms. Ewes. and Sunday
call RA 6-2Sa5.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO. INC.
9o3 H st. NV, ST 3-332C
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JIM BRITT
$500 DOWN

ANDREWS BOILING SUTTL AND
Take over AZ loan: real buy: i'm
maculate year old : bedroom.
Cape Cod; din. nm. fully insulated;
Stairs for :Ird bedrm.; 90xl +0-ft. lot;
price, SII $50. Open. TO REACH:
Out Penna. ave. Sc. to end. right to
Euitland I'd. left about . miles to
6334 Suitland I'd. JOHN H. NC
ALLISTER. Real Estate, 10. $1,000
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The Perry Boswell Co.
$3.50 DOWN, CT
BRICK BUNGALOW

oPEN ToDA W l N, rI;,,, pARS
Immaculate cond; = b.r.. firepl. In
spac !. r, din. ell. eQuipt. kit, ex-
pand. attic; lge. wooded lot: CT app.
and ready to goi ONLY Si2g50;
mo. pynlt. only SS4, ine, prin..
int, taxes and ms The first to
see will be the proud new owner,
Call for dir. to reach.
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2 FOR PRICE OF l
OPEN SUM-, is PM.
1924 ST. CLAIR DIR.
New Diet brick home on lge. lot. con-
sisting of 10 rms, 9 baths. > COM
plete cleo kit: full bsmt.. sep. util.
Live on / FIR. and rent the other.
Priced lower than a sgle. det home
in this community. Conv. Andrews
and Boiling Field, shopping center.
transp. Owner-buiider on premises.
Directions: Out Pa. ave. Sc to
Branch ave. right on Branch ave.
TO End traffic light. right on Cole
brooke dr., continue to Gath ave.
left l blk. to 1verson ST., right /
blk. to 23rd Place, left on 23rd
Place to 1924 st. Clair Dir. and
A. A. CAROZZA co.
9412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LII. 10000
OPEN / TO DARK
Second ave, Forestville. Md. New -
bedrm. brick, expans. attic, ami.
fui! basmt.; S14,5O0, $1,000 down.
Must be seen to be appreciated
Sunday and ewes, Redwood $3.50.
WOOD & MITCHELL
Redwood 5-5544
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PRICE

Is too low. but owner wants quick
sale; situated on large fenced lot
with loft, frontage. First floor,
center hall. liv. rm., f1repl. very
large din. ,rm., equipped kit. with
screened porchI End floor. 3 large
bedrms. and : sleeping porches;
2 finished rms. in attic; full bsmt..
h.-w.h. oil; Gear garage, many
fruit and shade trees; 2 blocks to
Catholic or public schools, shopping
and transp Real buy at S16.950.
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OPEN pa

M. Camp Springs and Andrews Field.
6-rnl. brick BUNGALOW: equip. kit,
screens; fenced rear yard; lot look
100. DR.. Branch ave, end dual
hwy, left on Auth I'd, TO $500
block, right to 1913 Davis blvd. and
open sign. LU. 4-43e2.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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BUY

At this price Of $4,000. only one
like it-Six-yr.- old Cape Cod, With
large liv. rm., bedrms., bath. large
kit. and dinette; End floor has one
Soft. dormi.ory nm. ideal for 3
Icy S5 gip,st tu rlo ssn n .cb aTgs
: and transp.; reasonable down pay
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Navy Captains
Custom-Built Rambler

If you appreciate DISTINGUISHED
home, good neighborhood and fine
construction, you will want to see
this English picturesque rambler in
one Of n. Arlington's finest home
communities within a short walk Of
the Washington Golf and Country
Club Completed a year ago, it is
surrounded by fine new individually
designed homes. Rooms include en-
trance hall; wide living room with
fireplace and French doors to large
screened porch: paneled den off liv-
ing room; dining room; all electric
kitchen complete with dishwasher
and disposal; master bedroom with
private tiled bath: > other spacious
bedrooms with tiled bath The full
ba cment conte ms finished recrea-
ton room with fireplace, maids
room ard bath Gear built-in ga
rage. There is regular stairTay
10 large attic. Handsome rock gar.
den wall
Geo. Mason Green Co.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

BEDROOMS 2la BATHS
This choice brick home. = yrs. old
located on approx i2-acre corner lot
Perfectly arranged with liz. rm
w/frepl. separate din. rn1.. fully
equipped kit, :! cheerful bedrms ant
iull tile bath on ist fl. = bedrms.
fun tile bath, plastered walls ane
hardwood ifs. on, md a. Full day
light bsmt with II bath and outside
entr. Price So $50, terms.
DEWEY M FREEMAN
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70l5 CARROLL AVE.
Takoma Park-This lovely Diet. brk.
home, apis. shows good income;
1928 per mo. Must see to appre-
ciate. Full price only $24, $50,
terms to suit. Mr.. Elliott. JU.
S-l264, LEO A. Dryer & CO.,
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or summer price on this type prop
erty will be much more than the
present price of $14 $50. All brick:
LIST floor. liv rm., din. rm., equipped
kit. . bedrms. and tiled bath; end
floor. . bedrms., full bSmt. with recr.
rm.; laundry and workshop rm.;
corner lot with white picket fence,
2 blocks to school. tranSp. and shop
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This brick home has large liz. rm
> nice size bedFms., extra large we'll
equipped Kit. full bsmt. with out
side entrance A.-c gas heat. city
water-Sewerage. Nice level lot
Conv. 70 tranSp., shopping . blks
over y. C. line. Priced a. only
Sl2a5D liberal terms.
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ALMOST / ACRE
CLINTON

Well arranged BUNGALOW with large
lir. rm, W firepl., din, rm.. ige. kit.
= nice bedrms., spacious tiled bath.
Stairway 10 fioored insulated attic
ideal for = rms.D Full bsmt.. built
in garage. Priced to sell at S12,950.
1000 cash required.
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COLONIAL REALTY CO.
Realtors Builders. ia. $1,000
Evening star., 1954-06-02

The word DOLLAR Is Of Ger
man ancestry. The word Is the
English form of the German
thaler. pronounced: Taller.
This is the way it came about:
In 1916 a rich deposit of silver
was found in the Bohemian val
ley of JoachimSthal (Joachim's
dale). The mine was taken over
by the Count Won Schlitz. who
began minting silver coins bear
ing the image Of st. Joachim.
At first the coins were called
"Joachimsthaler." pronounced: !:
YOE-ah- (ch) imss-TAH-ler. the
(ch representing the German
fricative sound as in Itch, dich. /"
This Teutonic mouthful was
naturally shortened to "thaler, /"
which in Europe became daler,
and finally took the form dol
lar.
In 1887 the dollar was adopted
by the United States as the
standard monetary unit.
A plagiarist is one who pirates
the work of another. usually an
Evening star., 1954-06-02
By Romon Coffmon.

person goes down Q little dur
ing sleep. The change usually
amounts to about one degree.
Light on the closed eyelids will
tend to make sleep less restful.
This means that we SHOULD sleep
in rooms which are dark enough.
When morning sunshine falls on
the face we are apt to awake with
the feeling of having had too lit
tie rest. For the same reason, .
sleeper should be protected from
noise.
Sleep Is as important as food.
After making tests with various
animals, scientists state that an
average animal will die more
quickly when kept from sleeping
than when kept from eating.
An illustrated leafet :ellins about
the everyday life of the ancient Ro-
to any reader who incloses q stamped.
self-addresSed envelope. SeEd your
letter to Uncle Ray, IN care OF The
Star. Ask for Rome and the Olden
RomanA."
Evening star., 1954-06-02
Uncle Ruy's Corner

1t Is usual Tor O baby to sleep
from 20 to "a hours a day during
the early months Of life.
The older a child grows, the
less sleep he needs. At the age
Of 8. he may remain healthy with
10 hours of slumber. Nine hours
a night may be enough by the
time he is IL or 13 wears of age.
Most adults believe that they
gci along best with eight hours
of sleep. Some like q little more
han that and others are content
with only six or seven hours.
During a long period of his life
Thomas Edison stayed healthy
with only about four hours of
sleep q night. During the day.
time he took maps and this made
up for his short nightly sleep to
some extent. Edison made q
public statement in which he de-
clared that every person should
have q restful mattress. He also
pointed out that one adult may
need more sleep than another.
Evening star., 1954-06-02
Word to the Wise nM" F'e"t co'b

author or composer, and passes
the plagiarized material OF as
his own. Among writer's eSpe-
cially, plagiariSt is an exceed
ingly ugly word.
However. the terms has q
humorous origin It's Latin root
is plagiarius, q word meaning
"a man-stealer. a kidnaper. +"
Cicero jestingly used plagiarius
in describing q certain unscru-
uplous writer who regularly
practiced literary theft. The
term struck the popular fancy
to such an extent that Cicero's
meaning soon superseded and
made obsolete the literal mean
ing of "kidnaper."
distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Inc. }
Evening star., 1954-06-02
Famous Fables
By {. E. Edqor


Is UNCHANGED-While liv-
ing in New York, Humorist-
Author Wilson Miner be-
came acquainted with a
moderately successful actor
who was extremely tight
listed. The actor went to
Hollywood, scored a hit in
his first picture, and became
q top star overnight.
Soon after Miner went to
Hollywood himself to write
for the movies. One day the
two met and went to lunch
together. When the waiter
brought the check the actor
managed to be busy with
something else, leaving Miz-
ner to foot the bill. After
paying the waiter Mizner
shook his head in grudging
admiration:
I've got to hand it to
you," he said. Success
hasn't gone to your head"
PUNCTUATION - Mark
Twain never could compre-
hend the complexities of
punctuation. One publisher
returned one Of his manu-
scripts with orders to insert
the correct punctuation.
Twain refused to face the
hopeless task. He returned
the untouched manuscript
with a note which read:
"? -; Inclosed
you will find all the pune
tuation marks needed for.
my story. Please sprinkle as
you see f1t."
Evening star., 1954-06-02
Our Presidents
By Honore M. CotudoI

: (which President refused
to obey a subpoena issued by
Chief Justice Marshall during
the trial of Aaron Burr for
treason? ...
(Which President, because
Of his religious beliefs, took an
animation instead of the
Customary oath of Office?
E3 - Which President, in
talking to close friends, usually
referred to his wife as "the
BoSS?"
Evening star., 1954-06-02
Venezuela Stomp Tex

Over q six-month period, 8
per cent of the receipts of the
government of Venezuela have
come from a fiscal stamp tax,
Caracas reports. .
Evening star., 1954-06-02

If we accept eight hours as a
lifetime average, q human being
spends one third Of his life in
sleeping" This surely means
that we ought to have restful
beds. Fresh air should come into
our bedrooms. either from open
windows or from a good air con-
ditioning system.
The blood temperature OF o
Evening star., 1954-06-02
BY EosIey Biockwocd

5 All Pass
Certainly he had no intention
of passing. He felt sure he could
beat four spades one or two
tricks or rather that his side
had the cards to accomplish that
result. However, his partner. Mr..
MuzZy, was hardly known as a
brilliant defender and might well
drop a trick on the defense, cut
ting down the penalty or even
enabling Mr.. Champion to make
his bid. .5
There seemed to be an oddS-o
chance to make five diamonds
and if that contract could be
made, it would end the rubber
and there would be a change Of
partners.
With these thoughts in mind,
Mr. Dale decided to go for the
diamond game. He regretted his
decision a few moments later.
The king Of spades was opened
and he won with the ace. He
ruffled a spade in dummy and
returned the king of diamonds.
When Mr.. Masters showed out,
discarding small heart. it
seemed that two clubs end a
diamond would have to be lost.
But there was still a chance
for IL tricks and Mr.. Dale pro-
ceeded as follows. He cashed the
king and ace of hearts and
ruffed a third lead of the suit.
He, then ruffed his last spade
and led a club from the board
on which Mr.. Masters played
low.
The ace Of clubs was played
from the closed hand and Mr..
Champion could see what was
coming. A second round of clubs
would put him in with the king
and he would have to lead a
diamond into the ace-jack or a
spade which would let Mr.. Dale
ruff in dummy while discarding
q club loser from his hand.
Desperately Mr.. Champion
dropped the king Of clubs under
the ace-but it did him no good.
Mr.. Dale followed with the four
of clubs on which Mr.. Champion
had to play the 10. Mr.. Masters
could not overtake with the
queen without setting up the
Jack.
So Mr.. Champion was end
played after all and his spade
return gave Mr.. Dale a stuff and
q ruff to eliminate his second
club loser.
Copyright. 1854. General Features Corp.)
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
FOR RENT

APARTMENT-frst floor. living
room, bedroom. kitchenette. bath.
Mrs. w. c. Duvall, 500 High St.
Phone ~. 6-4-2tp
APARTMENT: furnished or I'M
furnished, rooms, stove. refrig-
orator. utilities. 400 Buffalo St,
Farmyille. 5-28-4p
APARTMENT: rooms furnish
ed 81 First Avenue Farmville
Phone l77J. 5-28-tf
APARTMENT 3 rooms. furnish
cd Also bedrooms. Call Farm
pille 425R. 5-28-4t
--~-~-----~~ ---~ -~---~-~~~~--s~
APARTMENT. furnished three
rooms. private entrance. Phone
"a. 1-tf
HOUSE: New, 8 rooms. bath, cleo
trio lights. on River Road. hard
surfaced land attached if wanted
on yearly lease or by the month
2l2 miles Farmville. Annie Nor
ing Fallwell, attorney for owner.
Phone 400. 6-l-tf
OFFICE Ground floor. 2 rooms,
13Xl5 it,, and l0x14 it., heat and
water furnished. located in Wey-
anoke Hotel Immediately avail
able. Apply T. c. Fleenor, man.
ager, Farmville, Va. 6-l-5t
| ATTRACTIVE house in Prospect.
eight rooms Convenient to
Churches and School. Rent rea-
sonable. E M Booker Box -.
Prospect Va 6-8-2p
APARTMENT: 4 rooms and bath
also 2 rooms and bath, 316 South.
Main st. 6-4-2p
APARTMENT: first floor, four
rooms newly decorated heat, wat
En- Available July / Nice location
703 Oak ST. Farmville. Apply
Eunice Allen, 310l Second Ave.
Richmond, va Telephone 38110.
Gasp
APARTMENT FOR RENT. Mrs
A B. Armstrong. 202 First Ave.
GA 2tp
\ APARTMENT -- to Sublet for
summer. first floor. furnished liv-
| ING room, bedroom. kitchenette
bath 306 S. Main St, Apartment
/ 9. 6-4-2p
PRIVATE LAKE and furnished
cottage with modern bath and
kitchen in Cumberland County
Rent by week For details call
( 40, Newman Tire Co. 6-4-tf
APARTMENTS furnished or UNI
furnished 4 rooms, stove, refrie-
orator, utilities. 400 Buffalo St.
Farmville. 6-8-2t
APARTMENT = furnished. living
room, bedroom. kitchen. bath and
storage room. steam heat. hot and
cold water 301 South Virginia
ST., OF call 367J. 6-8-7p
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HELP WANTED

WOMAN-white for housekeep-
ing. to live in Call Farmville
495W or write Box &C" Care Her.
aid. Sap
FARM - Wanted general farm
help for farm located in Virginia
Write full details, age. size of
family and other qualifications.
P. o. Box ITO, Ashevlle, N c.
6-8-2tp
MALE. Reliable and with car to
manage established Fuller Brush
business. Route located in Prince
Edward county. to right man S85
week. Write Box FB. Care Herald
stating qualifications. 6-l-tf
MAN-for insurance job. Good
salary. Call Farmville 559M or
GAL. Stiff
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

Have you heard about young
Skeeter Roberts unusual pet, the
tame owl "Blinky"? He's had her
about three years.
say cher" because up to a
couple Of weeks ago nobody was
quite sure. But now "Blinky's"
a mother of two chicksl
Seems "Blinky" had been acting
kind of strange--so on bunch,
Skeeter put a couple Of hens
eggs in her nest, Darn if "Blinky"
didn't set on them for ; days I,
Last Friday they Matched, and
now "Blinky's" az proud as a
mother hem (So's SkeetcrD
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For RENT

rooms and two baths
Phone 430W Sap
furnished or I'M
furnished. 3 large rooms, steam
heat. hot and cold water furnish
ed. Phone 2004-WX or see Lewis
Trear. 68-2p
~~-~~
APARTMENT -- 5 room apart
ment, unfurnish. for rent. w. NJ
Burger Phone Z, Farmville Va
6-8-tf
Il wont Be Long Now
DO I bore you2" asked the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
SERVICES


DITCHING - let us dig your
bitches, septic tanks. etc by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited
Putney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 483. FarmVille, Va. 4-2l-tf
BUTCHERING- Animals butch
cred and processed for deep freez-
ing Burgers Market, Phone T.
Main st, Falmville. 5-2ll5p
LET SLAYTON and LACKEY
drill your well We drill six inch
hole and use galvanized caseing.
Phone Farmville 3005J, Dowdy's
Corner, Route 2.
Slap
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
FOR SALE

SEED CORN: If you need good
corn for late planting we have
several good varieties of hybrid
and open-pollinated SEED on
hand. Let us take care of your
needs. j. H. Whitfield Co. 6-8ltp
LOTS-in Longwood subdivision.
cash or terms. See Billy Mckay,
Farmville or Dillwyn. 6-3-2t
~~
SUMMER PRICES are now in
effect on coal Egg and stove sizes
$3.50 ton. Stoker and Run of
Mine Sl450 ton. Place your order
with us today while coal is plenti-
full and cheap kayton Coal Com
pany. 6-8-2p
| TOBACCO PLANTS Burnley to-
tobacco plants, 8 or 10000 Ken
lucky l6. First come first served
G.. c. Collins, miles west Of
Cumberland C. H. Va 68-2t
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UNCOMFORTABLE? T. Spencer
cite is the answer Lightweight.
made of cool cotton mesh, Empire
Princess strapless Bras of en-
broided cotton eyelet. Annie V.
Putney, Registered Corsetiere.
Farmville. Phone 468. 6-8-7p
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DECENTRALIZATION - pays doc
tors visits at home or hospital.
Accident, polio Family and indi
vidual Family and individual in
surance. Annie V. Putney, Farm
vile, Phone 468. 6-8-7p
RASPBERRIES, red and black. at
House of Good Eats or phone
2004WX. Lewis Trear. 6-8-2p
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DON'T LOOK like a tomato, use
Beemans Sun Screen repellant
Let's think about vacation groom
ing? Jitfs on replaces hose hair
spray, hair stick, deodorant col
ogne antiperspirant lotion. An
ME V. Putney Beauty Counselor.
Health Center, Farmville 468.
6-8-2p
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COPPER DRAGON DUST: For
control Of many eating \in-
sects and tomato and potato
blights. ID. pkg csc. j II. Whit
field Co 6-8-ltp
FIELD SEEDS: Mixed cowpeas,
Woods Early and Toxic and
Black Wilson Soybeans, Plains
man Combine Milo, Sweet Sudan
Grass. See us for your needs. j.
H Whitfield Co. 68-1p
SUMMER IS HERE Sell all that
old scrap and clean up two ways.
by collection cash at Farmville
Iron q metal Co. Fourth St.
Farmville, Va. phone ola 6-8-1p
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CASH CASH old cast iron. steel.
brass, copper, aluminium, radia-
tors and rugs. Collect cash for
these items at FarmVllle Iron e.
Metal Co. Fourth ST. Farmville.
Va, phone GA. 6-8-1p