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Evening star., 1954-05-02
They Beg to Help the Aged

Such sunny little episodes
are daily occurrences in the
home for the aged of the
Little Sisters of the Poor, 220
H street NE. There, IA
sisters of IL nationalities have
a common trait-a sense of
humor. Their treasures" as
they call their charges, must
be lifted from the depressed
moods of old age.
Sparked by wit, in an at
moSphere of love and kind
ness, the aged, in general, feel
as one 90-year -old did while
lying in bed with a cold. A
sister, comforting him, joked:
Now, I can't let my faithful
helper get sick or our Lord
will take him to heaven"
Sister, I don't want to 60
to heaven yet," was the smil-
ing reply. Il know what I
have here"
Indeed, the sisters feel the
old people-their ages range
from go to 97-are the kings
and queens of life. Theirs is
a vocation inspired by the
works of Christ: "As long as
you did it to one of these, My
least brethren, you did it to
Me-"
The sisters have no invested
funds, no endowmentS, no
financial board of directors.
They beg, depending solely on
charity to support their old
SterS. Yet their larder looks
like a grocery store. Their
Walk-in refrigeratorS are
stocked with meats, fish and
dairy products, including 80
gallons of milk per day.
The sisters beg in pairs,
visiting the groceries and fish
markets, making the rounds
of the Government buildings,
from the Pentagon to the
Justice Department.
Chief aims seeker is Sister
Metchilde. Once, when she
was begging on an Annapolis
(COntiHmed on rage ~
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-05-01

APKIL q, CHEYENNE, WYO.: Wyoming Here
lord Ranch second annual heifer sale
APRIL 20, CHEYENNE, WYO.: Wyoming Angus
Ranch annual bull sale at the ranch
APRIL &c. MISSoULA: Northwest Montana
Shorthorn Assn. sale.
APRIL 80, WHEATRIDGE. COLO. p n g.
Mel Davis annual sale of Angus cattle
JUNE z, SHERIDAN, Wyo.: John E. Rice g.
sons Polled Hereford production sale.
OCT 8, CHEYENNE, WY0.: Wyoming Here
ford Ranch annual fall sale.
OCT. 8, CONRAD: Willard Nauman first an
nual production sale.
OCT. IL; MALTA: North Eastern Montana
Hereford annual sale.
OCT. 1920, HAVRE: Bear Paw Hereford
breeders Assn. show and SALE
OCT. 81, BUTTE: Western Montana Aber-
deen-Angus Assn. observation-disclosures
tered sale.
OCT. 81, DEER LODGE; Warren Hereford
Ranch production sale.
OCT. %, GREAT FALLS: Angus feeder sale.
OCT. 20, BILLINGS: Angus feeder sale
OCT. rs, GRASS RANGE: Bar Ranch an
nual purebred and commercial sale, at the
ranch.
OCT. %, DILLON: Montana Futurity and
annual Dillon bull sale.
OCT. 2s, HoBSON: Bodley Herefords annual
fall bull SALE
NOV. 1, MILES CITY: Tri-state Futurity.
NOV. A, KALISPELL: Northwestern Montana
Hereford Assn. fall sale.
NOV. 8, BUTTE: Western Montana Hereford
Assn. annual sale.
NOV. 6, LEWISTOWN: Central Montana an
nual fall Hereford sale.
NOV. 8, HELENA: Herrin Hereford Ranch an
nual fall sale.
NOV. 12, REEDPoINT: Fraser Hereford
first annual registered Hereford sale.
JAN 80 81 1855, MISSOULA: Missoula Here
ford Assn. 7th annual "Top CUT SALE
MARCH ga, 1856, SHELBY: Marias Hereford
Breeders Assn. show and sale.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-05-01

iodine in the ration for dairy cows,
it is generally recommended that
the grain ration contain about one
per cent iodized salt and that iodized
salt be fed free choice out in the
barn lot.
Vitamin A
The usual reproductive symptoms
of vitamin A deficiencies are for
the cows to conceive, and later,
either to abort or to give birth to
weak or blind calves which often
fail to survive. Cows that have de-
ficient calves may remain appar-
emily normal themselves even
though they are receiving an in
sufficient amount of vitamin A or
carotene for reproduction.
Recent experiments which were
conducted at the Oregon Expert
ment Station has proven that calves
from vitamin A deficient mothers
showed high incidence of sterility
when they became of breeding. age.
Apparently some permanent damage
resulted during the fetal growth, as
a result of a lack of vitamin A in
the ration of the mother.
Vitamin A deficiencies with the
resulting symptoms mentioned are
very likely to occur when the cows
are fed roughage of poor quality for
an extended period of time.
A deficiency of other vitaminS
has been thought to result in steril
ity. For example, vitamin E is con
sidered the fertility vitamin. Yet
as far as dairy cattle are concerned
no evidence exists which indicates
vitamin E is needed for reproduc
ton.
There was quite an extensive
vitamin E experiment at the New
York Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton with bulls used in artificial
dissemination. This study involved
the collection of 1,250 semen sample
and the dissemination of 8,255 cows
Bulls that were fed wheat germ oil
as a vitamin E concentrate, showet
no superiority in fertility over thos
receiving the same ration without
the vitamin E concentrate.
In summary, it can be said that
dairy cows are fed balanced ration
which include good quality alfalf
hay and if they are fed accordin
to their requirements, there is littl
likelihood of reproduction bein
affected by nutritional deficiencie
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-05-01

calcium deficiency in the diet of
the mother.
Also, the mothers bones may be
depleted. The lactation that follows
has such a demand for these same
minerals that further losses from the
bones of the mother cannot be pre-
vented despite the most liberal
nutrition. Therefore, it is very i'm
portant that the COW receive calcium
and phosphorus throughout the
CESSATION and lactation periods.
We have mentioned that alfalfa
hay is a good source of protein. 1t
is also a good source of calcium.
If the cows are fed alfalfa hay of
good quality there is little likelihood
of a calcium deficiency. However,
bone meal is generally recommended
in dairy cattle rations. Bone meal
will supply both calcium and phos-
phorus.
Vitamin D
1t is clear that vitamin D is needed
for normal reproduction in farm
animals but a deficiency is not likely
to occur in dairy cattle. Under
practical conditions if the cows are
fed good quality rations and are
outside in the sun at least part of
the time, there is plenty of vitamin
D to meet the requirements for re-
production.
Iodine
Montana is located in an iodine
deficiency area. A deficiency of
iodine results in an enlargement OF
the thyroid gland which is more
commonly known as goiter. In farm
animals goiter usually shows itself
in the young at the time of birth as
a result of deficiency of iodine
in the rations of the mother during
CESSATION. The enlarged gland OF
new born calves is very noticeable
Oftentimes the calves thus affected
are born very weak or dead.
To insure an adequate amount Of
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-05-01

IT IS EVIDENT that nutrition
must play at least general role
in the development and functioning
of the organs of reproduction, but
its significance is much larger than
this. Recent discoveries have shown
that specific nutrients have specific
functions in the various events
which comprise the reproductive
cycle.
Since the nutrition of the mother
must have the double object of pro-
ducing normal offspring and of pro-
tecting her own tissues, most of the
following discussion deals with her
needs.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-05-01
Deficiencies Can Cause Terrible
Effects in Dairy Cattle but =.
There's Little That Good
Alfalfa Hay Can't Cure
By ERWIN P. SMITH

Dairy Industry Department
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-05-01
Protein

1t has been demonstrated that
when the protein intake is deficient
the estrus cycle is upset. Since the
fetus and the membranes are largely
protein, it is very evident that there
is substantial requirement for
protein. Experiments show that
additional protein requirement for
reproduction above maintenance is
greatest and increases most rapidly
during the last half of CESSATION.
However, alfalfa hay grown in Mon
tana possesses quite high protein
content. So when good quality
alfalfa is fed to our dairy cattle
along with a home grown grain
ration, there will be plenty of pro-
tein provided.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-05-01
Energy


While the effects of general under
nutrition are undoubtedly the result
of more than one deficiency, it is
evident that the deficiency of en-
ergy is very important factor.
Energy deficiencies (cows not being
fed enough) are probably one of
our most common nutritional de-
ficiencies. Experiments with labor
atory animals have demonstrated
that deficiencies of energy alone
result in delayed sexual develop
ment. In these experiments the
occurrence of the first estrus cycle
was greatly delayed and the follow
ing estrus cycles were very irreg-
ular.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-05-01

iodine in the ration for dairy cows,
it is generally recommended that
the grain ration contain about one
per cent iodized salt and that iodized
salt be fed free choice out in the
harm lot
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-05-01
Calcium and Phosphorus

Conclusive proof of reproductive
disturbances in cows is furnished by
extensive experiments carried out
in phosphorus-deficient area in
South Africa. These experiments
include data on 200 animals over a
two-year period. In groups in which
the phosphorus deficient pastures
were supplemented with bone meal
or other phosphorus sources, the
calf crop was approximately 80 per
cent in contrast to figure of APP
proximately 81 per cent in the con-
troll group.
Similar evidence has resulted from
experiments conducted in various
areas in the United States. The
most common symptom of phos-
phorus deficiency observed in these
experiments was an irregularity of
heat or the lack of heat occurring.
Calcium deficiencies can also alter
reproduction. In severe calcium
deficiencies failure to mate is COM
mon, and, if mating occurs, very
few healthy young are born. In
border line cases of calcium def
ciencies there may be normal birth
but there will be changes in the
bones of the calf as result of this
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
LEGAL NOTICES
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN

IA.
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of the County o
buckingham. on the 26th da,
OF April. 1854
Eueene Welton Mccormick
Plaintiff
against
Unknown heirs at law Of Mrs. j
K. Megginson. deceased, the un-
know heirs at law Of the chill
dren Of Mrs J. r. Meeginson, de-
ceased, and the unknown heirs al
law or successors in title of Peter
N. Phelps, Trustee, whose names
are unknown and who are made
parties defendant hereto by the
general description of Parties
+ Unknown" .................. Defendants
/ The object of this suit is to
have the court quiet the title to q
tract of land Of 1873 acres. in
James River District. BUCKINGHAM
County Virginia. lying on the
GreenWay Road and adjoining
lands of the old Eldridge tract
and Douglas Mccormick. which
are part of the 1913 acres Of Kind
conveyed unto Eugene McCorm-
lex, by w. j. Hubbard. Clerk by
"a tax deed of May %. 1910 which
Is of record in the clerks Office
Of said county in Deed Book No
H. page 80. which lands were list
ed on the Hand books of said dis
trict for the year. 1894 in the
name Of Peter N. Phelps. Trustee
Tor Mrs. j, r Megginson as 1863
acres. and as being on or near
Spears Mountain. which lands
were sold by tAs treasurer of said
county on January 10. 1896 for the
delinquent taxes thereon and was
purchased on behalf of the Com
monwealth. but said lands in the
tax proceeding was found by sur
vey of the county surveyor to con-
tain only 148 acres: and to have
the court to decree that the plain
TIL s title to said 1873 acres of
land is firm and stable. and that
neither said Peter N. Phelps
Trustee nor Mrs. J. r. Megqin-
son nor anyone claiming title to
said 1873 acres of land under or
through either of them, or other
wise, have any rights therein, but
that all of their interest. if ever
'h"" bad since said conveyance by
said tax deed of May %, 1910.
I'VE long since been barred by the
statute Of limitations
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ants names are unknown and as
such are proceeded against by the
general description of Parties
Unknown it is ordered that the
said defendants do. appear here
within ten days after due publ
cation hereof and do what may
be necessary to protect their in
crest IN this suit
A Copy Teste
JOHN c. SPENCER. CLERK
w. M. ABBITT, p. q,
Appomattox, Va 4-30-4t
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LEGAL NOTICE

VIRGINIA.:
In tn" Circuit Court of the Coun-
ty of Prince Edward the 18th
~ nf MAY. 1854
Re: Annie Frances King, de
ceased.
now Cause Order
1t appearing that report Of
the accounts OF Robsrt K Brock
administrator. c. l. a., Of the
estate of Annie Frances King. de
ceased. and Of the debts and de-
mands against her estate has be n
filed before the Commissioner OF
Accounts OF this Court and that
six months have elapsed since the
qualification. on the motion Of
Robert x Brock. administrator.
2 IA of Annie Frances King
IT IS ORDERED that the credit
ors OF. and all others interested IN
the estate do show caueS. if any
they can, on the 2lst day of Jhre
1854 before this Court at the
Courtroom against the payment
and delivery of the estate OF An
ME Frances King. deceased. TO
the distributes. legatees without
requiring refundIng bonds. And,
the court does further direct that
d copy of this order be published
In the Farmville Herald. news
paper published in the county OF
Prince Edward Virginia, for a
period Of four successive weeks.
JOEL w. FLOOD, Judge
A cOpy-TeSte.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ROBT K BROCK
Attorney 5-2l-4t
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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 433, Farmville, Va. 4-2l-t
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NOTICE
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOEltE 10 THE PUBLIC
Notice Is hereby given to the pub
lie that Virginia Telephone &
Telegraph Company on April g.
1884 fled with the State Corpora
ton Commission we schedules.
making changes in its existing
rates, charges, rules and regula-
I tons. The proposed changes are
estimated to result in an increase
IN gross revenues of approximate
ly S240,0 900 per year Proposed ex-
change rates for Brookneal.
Burkeville Dillwyn, Palmyra and
Standardsville exchanges Will not
become effective until the first
regular billing date after these
exchanges have been converted
until the FIRST regular billing date
after these exchanges have been
converted to dial operation An
INVESTIGATION Of the proposed
changes has been entered upon
by the State Corporation Commits
sion and hearing on such new
schedules has been set for 1000
2. m on june 16, 1854. at the
Courtroom Of the Commission
state Office Building. Richmond.
Virginia ut which time and place
members of the public generally
may appear and present such rel
ayant data as may be desired and
be heard. The new schedules
SHOWING the proposed changes are
on lilc with and may be seen at
HE Office. Of the Commission. and
information as to such changes
may also be obtained from any
business office of the Company
STATE CORPORATION COM
MISSION 4-30-4t(F>
ut q regular meeting Of the Board
Of Directors Of Planters Bank and
Trust Company Of Farmville.
Falmvilld Vireiina held May IS,
1884 the regular Semi Annual
Dividend No. in was declared at
the rate Jf 4 PAT cent on the Capt.
tai Stocks Of The Bank to stock
holders of record May 18. 1854.
ana payable june SO. 1854. ] c.
Bondmallt. Cashier. 5-21-2t FL
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SERVICES

HEALTH SERVICE CENTER:
Light and heat baths for tired
aching joints, and muscles. Com
plete course OF treatments such
as you receive ut Hot Springs and
other health resorts. Phone 468
for appointment. Niqllt phone
2045M 305 South Main ST., Farm
vile. 5-l4-5tp
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why search the eorth when
London G. Atkins Insurance
and Reel Estote Co. hos it,"

Res. 5 rooms and bath. full base
ment central heating system.
hardwood floors. ideal location.
Reduced to S12,500
Res. near Elementary and High
School, new, bedrooms, oil heat,
stairway to attic, modern kitchen
and bath. Priced for quick sale at
$4,000 Terms
Res 8 rms, baths, electric water
heater with 4 acre i'll Prospect
A beautiful home for only $3.50.
Service Station. corner lot III
Farmville, modern. $10.500.
Serve yourself grocery business,
crossing $1,000 per wk,, in progress
slve town. Modern equipment in
Guiding Is TT. meat case. walk in
box, meat shcer, grinder, etc. and
approx. $500 stock. Brick bldg.
3Qx80 low rent. Complete $4,000
Dwelling rooms, bath. Corner
lot on va. St. - Special at $3.50.
Dwelling in Farmville. will ex-
change for farm Dwelling is
modern with bath and heat.
Residence, new. 4 large rooms.
bath, electric hot water heater.
hardwood floors. oil heat. corner
lot. Only blocks from Main
Street. S675O00 Terms.
Lot, 81 #. 300 IT. in Jackson
Heights, Nice wooded lot, water
available $500
80 acres, on state I'd. Cumberland
Co. Old dwelling. good lake site.
All in young pine and oak. $26
per acre.
Tobacco farm. 90 acres so open.
acres bright tobacco. Z dark
Good room dwelling. Necessary
outbuildings. In Charlotte Coun-
ty, $4,000 Terms $1,000, down.
bal. by yr.
Residence, 3 apartments, full
basement. central heating system.
near Main St. ideal for home or
investment or both Special $4,000.
FARMS, 25 good farms, large and
] small. Located in Prince Edward
/ Co. Cumberland, Appomattox.
Amelia, Charlotte and Bucking-
ham Cos.
Dwelling. S rms. and bath / mi.
from Farmville. Only yrs. old.
in good condition. $500. $700
down, bal like rent.
Lots in the Davidson subdivision.
water and sewage.
Farm. 238 A., 6 mi from Farm
vile. on school bus, mail, milk TT.
rs A. high state OF cultivation
5ha A. tobacco base. Beautiful
RIM. res. Necessary outbuildings
Reduced to $l2.500. Terms: $4,000
down. bal. by yr.
FOR RENT
Res. lis So. Va. ST., 6 rooms, bath
electric water heater. Large gar
den.
Apartment near Main st.,
rooms and bath. $25 per mo.
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HELP WANTED

MAN--for insurance Job. Good
salary Call Farmyille 559Af or
Gal. stiff
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30 to 40 experienced and mex
perienced operators to work in
dress plant Regular work all
year, also 3l2 days paid holidays,
vacation with pay ABBY in per-
son, Pamoin Dress Company
Pamplin, Va. 5-14-4t
MARRIED MAN for responsible
sales position With large nation
al distributing organization Neat
appearance. No Investment. Car
helpful # you are available i'm
mediately write Box f Care
Farmville Herald Farmyille
5-14-tf
WAITRESS white from III TO 81
Apply Buddy's Place. X q Jeters-
vile. Phone Amelia 104F04
5-I8-6tp
MEN: Teacher or advanced stu
dent for vacation position Splen-
did experience. pleasant work,
S420 for 60 days Come III to see
G. B, Wynne, Saturday May %,
I Business Room. Hotel Weganoke
Farmville No phone ealls.r
5-I8-2t
I WOMEN: Teacher Dr. advanced
student for vacation position
splendid experience, pleasant
work. s420 for so days. Come in
to see 6. B. Wynnc Saturday.
| May %. Business Room Hotel
Weyanoke, Farmgille No phone
calls. 5-2l-2t
SERVANT must be reliable and
willing to live at cabin for sum
/ mer. Mrs. j. w Huntington
Farmville. Phone 70. a5-21-2r
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CLERK STENOGRAPHER -
Assistant to Town clerk-treasurer
. must be familiar with bushes!
t machines and shorthand Appl,
= to Town Manager, Farnyille, Va
5-21-t
STENOGRAPHER: must be eX
: perIenced at both shorthand ant
: tipping, Permanent work John
I. Equipment Co, phone SCAM
D 5-21-2
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LEGAL NOTICE

VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court Of the County OF
Cumberland the 18th day OF
May. 1854:
IN RE; APPLICATION OF
DAISY SULLIVAN FOR DEED
TO DELINQUENT LANE
STANDING IN THE NAME OF
FREDERICK BROWN.
TO. FREDERICK BROWN, JR..
IRWIN BROWN and MERTIE
BROWN WHIT. heirs at law
of Freedrick Brown, deceased
and any other heirs at law Of
the said Frederick Brown, who
may be interested in the sub
iect to be disposed of in this
proceedings. whose names are
unknown.
Is TO obtain a deed TO 1870 acres
of real estate situate in Madison
Magisterial District. Cumberland
County. Virginia. standing in the
name of Frederick Brown. and
purchased at a Treasurer's sale
by Daisy Sullivan, for delinquent
taxes assessed thereon:
And an affidavit having been
made and filed, according to law
stating that Frederick Brown is
deceased and that Frederick
Brown. Jr, Irwin Brown and Mer-
tie Brown Whit, heirs at law of
Frederick Brown are non-resi-
dents of the State of Virginia.
and that there may be other
heirs at law Of the said Frederick
Brown, deceased. whose names
are unknown, Therefore, it is
ordered that they do appear
within four months after due
hereof, and do what
may be necessary TO protect their
interests in this matter
r. H. BLANTON. Clerk
c. CARTER. p. q.
Cumberland, Virginia 5-l4-4t
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In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court OF Buckingham
County:
To George Richardson Garfield
Richardson. Howard Rich
ardson, Wiley Bland and Per
cy Bland;
Each of you are hereby notified
that a tract of land of thirty
eight acres in Curdsville District
County. Virgin a
listed upon the land books for
said district in the names Of Will
lam Pryor and Edward Richards.
md described as being on Camp
Branch two miles east Of Willis
Mountain. was sold on March 10
1886 for delinquent taxes levieS
and costs TO the Com
Of virginia. and an
for the purchase
hereof has been filed in this Of
flee.
And it appearing from the rec
ords in this office that you are
interested in said land each of
YOU are further notified to APP
pear in four months from the
date of this notice and do what
may be necessary to protect your
interests.
Given under my hand this 18th
day Of May. 1854
JOHN q. SPENCER
Clerk Of Said Circuit Court
G.. NJ. ROGERS. p. q.
Buckingham. Va. 5-2l-4t
TSED CARS
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FOR SALE

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SPENCER-Let me help you look
better and feel better Girdles
| and basSiers made TO measure.
Anime V. PutIley, 305 South Main
st. Phone 468. z 514-5p
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HOUSE, rooms and closets, 2
oath, city water large base
nent Automatic oil heat. nice
porches and garage, all in excel
lent condition. Lot approximately
75x150 at Sill, 900 More land If
desired Suitable for large family
Or two apartments. One-half mile
IN Cumberland road Apply Hy-
ats Shoe Shop or phone 7l3M.
5-2l-2p F.
YELLOW CORN: $875 a Dbl
Mrs. Florence b Doyle, Mattoax,
Va. 5-2l-1tp
FORD 1851 Victoria. driven 80
900 miles. Bargain. Call PoWha-
tan 1922. 5-2l-tf
TIRES two used Goodrich trac-
Tor tires in good condition, size
1913 K A. Piercy, New Canton,
Va. 5-21-lp
PLANTS t. asters. snapdragons.
petunias and chrysanthemums:
Mrs. Doris M Cook, FarmVille,
2039M or 2039J. 5-21-3t FL
DAHLIA BULBS - extra large
blossoms, assorted colors. H. T.
Miller. PIT N Virginia Street,
Farmville SPILL
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SWEET WILLIAMS, petunias. |
zinnias. poppy. verbena. iris. scar
let sage pOtted plants of many
kinds. SWeetpeas. roses. darkspur |
Your order for cut flowers and |
will receive prompt at
tention Mrs George Stuart |
Phone 1861 5-21-3p |
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SUMMER RUGS, kitchen cabinet, |
book shelves. antique sofa and !
carara inside HOorc Nfrc T II /
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1o4o CHEVROLET

5-passenger coupe, equipped with
heater, defroster and seat covers.
Nice green finish.
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1o48 BUICK

Convertible-Just the car for
spring and summer driving