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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

The Slate Hill Chapter Of the
Daughters Of the American Rcvo-
luton held it's regular monthly
meeting with MIS- Arthur Koch.
and Mrs w S Morton co-hostess
last Friday night. April %,
MIS- Shelton Whitaker. chair
man of the Patriotic committee.
announced plans for the presenta-
ton OF a flag pole to the Farm
vile Elementary School. T h e
event viii take place sometime
during the month of May. date to
be announced as a part Of the
County Bicentennial celebration.
Mrs William Morton, historian.
made an announcement that SIS
cash prize was being offered by
the club to 18th grade pupil in
The Farmyille Elementary School
who writes the best essay on His
torical Prince Edward County +"
The prize will be awarded during
the schools commencement cxcr-
clSes this June.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Rare Talent of Visitor Here
Is Impractical, She Thinks
BY JACKIE WALL

The research bothers Mrs Hea-
ton a little too. She has thought
and thought about her childhood
to see if she can find any event
that would get her started spell
ling backwards.
MIR. Siwel
The one thing l can think of
is that. when we lived in Hartwel
Ga, the man next door. Mr..
Lewis, wrote articles for the news
paper, and signed them "Siwel .
Perhaps a fascination with the
word "Siwel' started her turning
words backwards until it became
second nature, she theorizes.
As for her daughter-Mrs. Har-
grove thinks its wonderful. i
can't spell words forwards let
alone backwards. She remarks.
Mrs. Heaton confeSseS that Size
doesn't think much Of her special
ty. lit is rather unusual. but just
50 impractical If ! had to have
gift l don't see why it couldn L
have been something more use
full
Although we can't emulate MIS-.
Heaton, We, after much effort
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

Edward
The Home Demonstration Club
Federation message will be given
by Mrs + F. Carr, of AppomattoX,
state president OF the federation
Special Music
Special music will be provided
By the hostess county, Apponat-
toX and tour Of the Surrender
Grounds arranged through the
courtesy OF the U. S. Park Service
and the Appomattox Home Dem
onstration Clubs, is scheduled for
the afternoon
District III officers are presl-
dent, Mrs w. S. Addison. IT,. Of
Glover. Mrs w, f. Lewis. vice
president. Of Danville; Mrs. c. u.
Irving Of Worsham. secretary
Mrs. Ella Anderson. Home Agent.
in APPROXIMATION County, is working
with the County group in making
plans for the meeting
All members are urged 10 at
tend
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Church World Drive
Slated for Monday

The regular quarterly collection
OF the Church World Drive will be
held this Monday, May 3. accord
ing to Mrs. A. T. Gray, chairman
Of the drive.
Donations Of clothing. house
hold furnishings, dried and can
ned foods or cash gift. are re-
quested for distribution among
the unfortunateS.
The truck is expected to arrive
here sometime during Monday
morning. Givers are therefore re-
quested TO bring their donations to
the basement of the Farmville
Presbyterian Church by early
Monday morning or before.
The local committee especially
asks that gifts be packaged and
ready TO go.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
District 3, HID Federation
fleets Nay 4 In Appomattoe

The annual meeting Of the Dis
trct III Home Demonstration
Federation Of Clubs viii be held
on Tuesday, May 4 at the
Liberty Baptist Church, in Apo
mattoX, Va The meeting viii be-
gin promptly at 10 a N.
Theme tor National Home DEM
onStratiou Week is "Todays Home
Builds Tomorrow S World. EN-
phasls i'll the meeting Will be
placed on Juvenile problems.
Carol r Minor director iof
Division Of Youth Service Depart
ment OF Welfare and Institutions.
viii speak on Youth Problems
Today
A panel Of County Accomplish
ments" VIII be led by Mrs. Ben
Wales, Of Amherst County. The
panel viii be composed of one re-
preventative from each county in
the district, including Charlotte,
Halifax, Amherst, Appomattox,
Campbell PlttsSlvania. and Prince
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Thre e LongWood
Girls Chosen For
State Church Office

The statewide Methodist Stu
dent conference met at Natural
Bridge during the week end of
April "a 25 with about los stu
dents attending from throughout
the State
Three Of the Longwood College
students, from the group Of
twenty-one that were accompa-
MED by Miss Malinda Ayres. were
selected to a STATE office.
Miss 10 Anne Dyer. of Martins
VILE was chosen State secretary:
Miss Rose Frost, of Petersburg.
elected treasurer and Miss Ellen
Porter Of Portsmouth, alumnae
secretary
Carl Ennis. of RandoIph-Macon
was elected president for 1886.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
7 .ono'WOod Club
! eV0tes Meeting
To Arrangements

Tho Longwood Garden Club
net Monday. April g with Mrs
Fred r Hamburg on OAK Street.
After q business meeting. the
members adjourned to the base
ment whore they took part in an
unusual type of flower arrange
ment contest Divided INTO part-
ners and given a table a pair Of
scissors, and contalncr the
members We're told to choose any
Of the flowers in buckets nearby
and make an Arrangement within
a certain time limit.
Three members drew slips as
Judges They found that first
place was won by Mrs. c w Hart
and Mrs. c f. NcRae Second
place went to MIS- A NJ DeMuth
ana Miss Lila London. Third was
Fon by Mrs II Z Button and
MIS- II, r Pearson.
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Miss Elsie amanda Pitts
WarTies LetUis Cathright

Tutwiler Montgomery, Of South
Hill. Brenda Lee Frayser and
Jeran Gray Montgomery were
floefer girls. Francis Asbuy, Of
Richmond was ring bearer.
Carroll Augustus Gathright, Jr..
Of Goochland was. his brothers
besg man. Gr0OmSmen were
Thernton Edwards Gathright, Of
Stqunton and Williams Anderson
Gafhrlght. of Norfolk. brothers Of
the bridegroom Robert Edward
DlGan, Of G0Ochland; James Lewis
Lazy OF Richmond Luther Pitts
Duncan, Of PALMYRA and Charles
Snead Pitts. OF Elk Hill brother
Of the bride
CHE bride is the granddaughter
of<Dr N. P. Snead of Gainesville.
and the niece Of Mrs. Margaret P
Boggs, of WoodlaWn, Cumberland.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
LongWood Student
Chosen for Baptist
Work In Jamaica

Miss Ann Thomas, a senior at
LoQgwood College from Newport
News, has been chosen as one of
four students from Virginia to be
sent to Jamaica for summer mis-
sion work. This announcement
was made at the annual State Re
treat of the Baptist Student
Union, April 1925.
Miss Thomas, who has been
active at the College in religious
and school activities and who has
lust completed a year as editor Of
The Rotunda college news
paper, was nominated by a screen
ing committee from among thir-
teen recommended Virginia stu
dents The students attending the
Retreat made the final decision.
The other three students chosen
were Miss Helen Siner. from Blue
field College Rudy Wood of the
University of Virginia. and Miss
Margaret Garland. Of Mary Wash
ington College.
The four selected viii spend
most of their time in Jamaica do
ing Bible school work.
Well Represented
LongWood College was we'll re-
presented at the Retreat. and
helped with many Of the arrange
ments. The group from Farmville
had charge Of the banquet which
had for its theme Highways. "
Miss Wilma Salmon served as
mistress Of ceremonies and Wes-
icy N Laing former LongWood
faculty member was the speaker
Those who attended from here
We're Wilma salmon Barbara
Mays, Rebccca Hines, Jean Hines.
Mary ann Maddox. Joan Harvey.
Mary Ann Wright Virginia
Pearce Mary Lou Brunette. Au-
dreY Powell Ann Thomas. Anne
ThaXton, Loretta Kuhn. CAROLYN
Gray
Also Shirley Mckinney. Wanda
Doll Ann Jones, Jean Mann.
Kathleen Yates. Mary Miller.
Nancy Hughes Mary Gravely.
Virginia Anderson. Gene Phillips
Jean Phillips. Jean Windley, and
Jean Windlcy. and Miss Lucille
Peak student secretary
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Lon9Wood Players
Initiate u, Some
Local Included

The LongWood Players. the
drama club at LougWood College
has initiated ~ new members into
their organization
The requirement. for member
ship in the dramatic group is shat
q student must participate III one
years apprenticeship in esther
acting staging lighting, PUBLICITY
or costuming
Those receiving bids to ioi@ the
Players are the Misses: Patsy
Abernathy of Virginia Baach.
Frances Bailey, Of Petersburg.
Barbara Brownside, OF M4uon.
Hazel Hart of Norton Pat zones.
Of Waynesboro, Pat Kelly. ot Mn
burn. New Jersey Nancy Qqarlcs
Of Winchester and Dorothy Rec
tor. Of Arlington
Malnlyn Thompson of South
Hill. Roberta Watt Of Glocester,
Peggy Illyus, Of Roanoke. Sarah
Lcatherman Of Winchester Gath
crime DessaiX. Of Paris. France.
Patty Parker Of Hampton Anne
Rrooking OF Orange. and Mar
garet Dryden OF Salisbury. MARY
land are also included among the
new members
Others invited are Pat Johnson.
of Clifford. Mary May0 OF CRIT
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Seen and Heard

To those of us who struggle with
the spelling Of such simple words
as their" succeed" and "ac-
commodate, the rare talent of a
frequent visitor to Farmville APP
pears to be the eighth wonder Of
the world.
Mrs. S. A. Heaton. Of Augusta.
Ga. mother Of Mrs. Roy B. Har-
groveA not only can spell words
the usual way. forwards. but also
backwards, without a moments
hesitation.
Ask her to spell word like
'rhodotendron." tough one in
anybody's book, and without
blinking an eyelash she calmly
comes forth with "nord -ned-od-
ohr- and pronounced that way
too
a little trifle like disestablish-
mentarianism- the longest word
found in the dictionary according
to Mrs. Heaton- would find most
Of us running to Websters for the
meaning too It's easy as pie to
our spelling wonder m-sai-rat-
nem-h-sil-bat-esid"i
The talent would be remark
able if Mrs Heaton had even
made a study of it. However, it
seems that She has found it as
easy to spell backwards as for
wards all her life And to pro-
nounce backwards It's Just auto
matte she says It's on the tip
of my tongue"
Childhood Secret
When Mrs Heaton first rca-
lized she could perform the feat.
She kept quiet about it. Actually
for q little while. she thought
everybody else could spell back
wards, too After that. it became
q sort Of a secret with her Even
now it wouldn't be surprising if
she wished She had kept her
talent hidden for good with all
the requests She receives to per
form"
People don't know what to
make Of a person, who, just for
fun, can sit down and read the
page Of a book backwards. Doc
tors, even, have invited her to
meetings to find out about the
phenomena. They've been com
pletely baffled The only explana-
ton offered: She has a perfect
" trained mind"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

Mr. and Mrs. Dean McOsker
and SON Michael, of Richmond.
were The Easter guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Davis
Mr. and Mrs Hamp owen spent
The week end in Martinsville as
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. w. 0.
Nelford
Joseph Stubs. Jr., is attending
nc Virginia Carolinas Hospital
Conference at the Hotel Roanoke.
Thursday through Saturday.
Miss Mary S Johnston is visit
ne relatives in New Jersey and
mrs Arthur Lee Smith. Mr.. and
ms New England States
Mrs Wythe Wicaham. and Mrs.
Jane Koonce were here for the
un@al Of Mrs Ida Cox, which
eek place Oh Monday
MI and Mrs John Hall. Of
Richmond were the week end
guests Of Dr. and Mrs. w. w. Tay-
Ior
AIRS y O Leas, Of Fort Bragg.
NJ @ has arrived to spend ten
days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs q II Reid on Pine Street
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

The wedding Of Miss Elsie
Amanda Pitts. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Luther Pitts, Of
Elk Hill and Lewis Knight Gath
right, son Of Mr. and Mrs Carroll
Augustus Gathright Of Gooch-
land took place at 8 p. m Tues
day April n at St Giles Presby-
terrain Church.
Mrs. Charles Snead Pitts. of
Fix Hill, was matron Of honor
Other attendants were Mrs.
George Sinclair Rhodes. Of Glou-
cester sister Of the bridegroom:
Miss Jane Elizabeth Houchils, Of
Chester and Mrs. Louis Rudolph
Gragnani. Miss Marguerite EVELYN
Flippen Miss Alice Jane beagle,
and Miss Elizabeth FELTON, Jacobs.
of Richmond
Junior bridesmaid was Betty
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

daily prayer, and train our youth
IN the ways Of righteousness.
urged Mrs. William E. Snelson.
Dinner Hour
Mrs Paulson likewise called at
tentlon to the Dinner Bell Hour. :.
inaueurated by the American Le-
zion Auxiliary for family gather
nes. Regular gathering of the
family for the evening meal gives
children sense Of stability and
security Of great value to them. f"
said Mrs. PaulSon When families
NM down together. say grace, and
nave z relaxed meal with discus
Slcn q family interest. the family
relationship. is strengthened. We
owe IL to our children to give them
close and atlectiQnate relation
snip that Is radiated around the
dlnneg table
MIS- George Kelsey unit presi-
TENT presided at the meeting.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

The Throck Home Demonstra-
ton Club met with Mrs. Morton
Rice for its regular April meet
ing with six ladies present.
Donations were made to the
Pennies For Friendship.
An interesting demonstration
was given by Mrs. Gee on Color
Harmony in the Home"
Refreshments were served by
the hostess during the social hour
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Bert SWalley.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Miss Lucado Weds
Mr.. Williamson

The marriage Of Miss Marion
Juanita Lucado daughter Of MI.
and Mrs } M Iucado Of lynch
burg to Kenneth Frank William
son, Of Red House, son Of the late
Mr. and MIS- Henry Williamson.
took place on Wednesday, April
y at the home of the officiating
minister the Rev w 3 Plttard.
IN Lynchburg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Club Calendar

Executive Board Meeting, Johns
Memorial Episcopal Church Auxi-
harry, Monday, May 3, at p m,
with Mrs, L, z. Johnston.
Women of the Moose. Monday.
May 3, at p M, in Moose Hall
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WALL KITCHEN TABLE. mother-of:
pearl Formica top, new = $1,000
Wing back 0verstuffed chair $500
sway SSIa p1i ioOr r lamp with shade 80 S
6sWay , Floor Lamp and shade. Ti nn
re 1859. Apt. s1s. before $50
WASHER. Easy spindrier. 80 de luxe
model; list price. $219, sale. 500
or best ofier. XII. S-192s. .,-2l
Wsshers ssSs ESe s 6eSG ss5 49, S sS
delivery ST, Stale.
WASHER. Thor automatic: $50. 1917
Biltmore st. NV, MORRIS. Apt
WASHER IA; Maytag. s1s5 de luxe bal
WASHER. Westinghouse Laundromat
auto. in very good cond., $50. Can
WASHER, apt. size, Easy Whirl Dry
WASHER; yTJin6gsr-type with pump
WASHER. Bendix automatic. excel
lent condition, sos or best offer
VIII deliver. JU. 9-S93S.
WASHER, Bendix Dialamatic, ex'
cellent condition. 2 years old. OIL
WASHER, Easy spindryer with auto.
matte rinse. 1851, retailed $1S9.95
bargain, $50. JU. 9-4674.
WASHER, Bendix automatic; $50
WASHER, Thor. 1851 model. Diala.
matte. new motor this year. So
or best. offer. RA. G-4143.
WASHER, automatic Hotpoint, gooC
condition. sos. Weekdays So
MRS. LYLEs, Ma. $3.50, Ext. 1918
WASHER, Easy" Spindryer, gooC
c'nl. Reasonable. 10. S-6S71.
WASHERS-Automatic, late models
$50 ca, also, Launder King port
-oies. Will deliver. ST. 3-1216.
WASHER, Kenmore. automatic, sud-
saver SIS. JE. 2-39S9.
| WASHERS BeEdix. used, rent OF
\ euN S. ~, mo DOWD'S. 441S
Conn. ave. I'm. 2-7300
WASHER, portable. apt. size; hassocl
| fan. Call HUI. 1851.
WASHER, wringer type, recently re.
conditioned. works well. WO: q.
| 1869. -21
WASHER, Easy spindrier, 1885,
model in peri. cond.. SIS. Also port
| able: JU. 6-S537. 30
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REFER. COMPRESSOR UNIT, h-h.p:
SIS: paint sprayer. $40; KE. 5000
R ISsTlsiR TT bac i Counter. 81
in. wide. 8 IT. long; sliding doors,
F esltit aE PARK "a eGrE cGse sS STai
Rob: never fred; Monte Carlo stock.
folding sight; 500. IA. 2-7172s
ROLLER SKATES. girls size 5hi
Pree:c;isions. good cond. Best of1eri "a
RUG: sns Persian. Kern Z $z4
RUGS, 12x18; 7x9; both gray Broad
loom tone-on-tone. Foam rubber
R s.c Fl excl Il s i2Rc r GO's $SS
RUGS. grey broadloom; one 12x1s
with pad. one 41ax6. Elec. mixer
misc. silver serving dishes. Sacrifice
RIOS EM; s-s sSls Royal Lanim.r, 500
Conn. ave, Apt. 4O1.
RUGS, Oriental antiques; Bokhara
z.m f.; in. x e. ip Il. s sSS
k ski, 1857 Can sG Ss s SsshtG0On0
RUGS-Orientals. less than "a orig
cost; l Kirman 9x12. Sarouk 9x12
sa9e; week e days, EN-. S-i7o7.
RUGS-Waitrend cotton, blue by
15. $50; green 8 BY IL. $50. Phone
RUG, ski. chartreuse. only $50
used a short time. MRS. CHARLES
RUG. 9xl2 Oriental pattern; excel
lent condition; very reasonable Ju
RUGS-Amer. Oriental Gullistan, 9,
II. S55; dec.'s blue, 11x17 Broad:
loom, $55. Like new. EN-. 2-2oS8.
RUGS imported. oriental throw
rugs, good condition. Reasonable
sunday only. OIL. 2-O270.
RUG. 1899" gray broadloom;
sculptured, runner, scatter rugs, and
rug cushions. Call AP. 10000 after
RUG: Oriental, . s ,1Gs, good e 90
RUGS-Karastans. 2 9x12b: Kash-
an 4 Sarouk Pots, $50 q ~,
SAC EN- 0-00SS
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SURPLUS
T I11!yi al T

1879 @ e $1 SsS I9 @A41s sI2iso; oxs
MING SUPPLIES. TENTS
STOVES. MESS KITS. Soc; GROUNL
CLOTHS. ST.: PoNcHoS NEEr
LidHT PLANTmlIo,yoLT.. $50,
IMAM $3.50 says; So; So y P ICE o 81
&c RI: 7-LB. sLEDGE, Sc; 5-GAL
NEW GAS CANS: 50; PAINT, So
AXES NEW So tUSEp 81 500;
HYDRAULIC JACKS So 95: WHEEL
sss IS. .,,I RU TaTs .TIE Z p
TooE KKTiTT; Hos. 81 as; CADETS
10000 BARGAINS
]. II. GICHNER
9S1S ~ u. NV. XX.S-S637
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SINKS-USED
$1.05 AND UP

Fencing. bathtubs. radiators. windows
and door gratingS, stoves and Other
disable materials ct very reasonable
Also I-beams, platse. angle iron. pine
and uipe fittings.
216 { 50; s:W Pr ?:JSSoQ7, =,
SMoRGAsBOARD TABLE. suit. fol-
club club restaurant o. Or pvt; party GoS cost
SOFA BED, Lawson. simmons. Gsit
green $40 or best ofer. oUN
SOFA, lovely Virginia and 2 match
ing chairs; also bedroom suite. RE
7-2S6S, Ext. sos.
SOFA-1S40. hand carved Rosewood
frame; completely reconditioned and
reupholstered; sage green brocade
$500. Too large for apartment. JE
4-4332 after Z pm. weekdays; al
day Sat and Sun.
SOFA, Rattan, chair and end table
upholstered reversible cushions. AlsC
lamp. like new. Sell for "a orig
price, Call Wo. 6-6306: weekdays
SOFA. one, carved frame French)
gold chair (French). one rose
chair. Q coffee tables, 2 end tables
SOFA, Regency. mahogany frame. and
walnut chiffefobe, cedar lined. Hea.
sonable. RIA, 6-SS4l.
SOFA, Q cushions, red, RoWo-JORdon;
also chair. SOS; ctlgtom-made foam
cushioned sofa. $1z6. n 1881.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

ENGLISH BULL puppies: also dogs
boarded in cool modern kennels.
sEITz. Midway 5-4122. Ii. g.
sHiPPNG CRATEs-Does. cats etc.
o 81 slBef f nT Ia i9H cost 7S
FOR SALE. black female Doberman
piin:cher. emos old. Axe. JU, s.
BOXERS. fawn. g wks.. purebred
no papers. S25 and S35. ia, z
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPPIEsEsix
weeks old. Real TOUCHES. Call 20.
CoCk COCKER PUPPIES. Axe. black male.
black female RE. 5-5319. 20
k III MS Given nk sWaS iree 20 q
Alaskan MAIAMUTE PUPPIES. 9
weeks. pure-bred champion stock,
Eonderi1l pets. MRS. cLAAss6EN'
KITTENS. housebroken. free to good
Boxer aSHss; F III 2iss7s Axe reg. issn.
z wks.. show prospects. Reas. WA.
7:774s. go Fowler lane. Lanham.
BOXER OK PUPPIES. Axe. pediSTeed.
Brindle and fawn. Around $50.
G Isl S;SS BBSSrNDLE BOXER PU MT2
~ mos Reg. Bargain. oCall
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, Axe reg;
male and 1.es female; reasonable, Can
FOR SALE - Miniature schnaazer
puppies. weeks old, salt and pep
per color Axe registered. Phone
Hillsboro fVa.) 1858 or write JANET
M. LANTz, Purcellville. Va. Rte j.
POODLE. male. 8 mos. old. chocolate,
Axe reg, all shots, wonderful dis
position. Have too many dogs. Must
sell. $50. JE. 1924. 30
GERMAN SHEPHERD. pedigreed. 10
mos. old: would like to sell or trade
for boxer puppy. LA. $3.50. go
BALMERRIER-Pups with shots. u
mi. on Leesburg pike. on Lemon I'd.
JE. 2-SIS7. 0EIGER. 30
AIREDALE TERRIER PUPS, Axe.
registered, English strain. The guard
pet and champion dog. AP. 7-4290.
BEAGLE, Is weeks. Axe registered.
caSM Crow PIpPIEs. res; STE.
CITY. Nd. ClaFkSVills SO7.W-8.
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FARM 3 GARDEN Icone.I

USED EQUIPMENT-Cletrae. csc.
with grader. Allis-Chalmers C with
mower; John Deere B with ploW,
S SIIs snd a planter: JACQUES with ploy'
F-2o cult; 2. l4-in. blows. g. and
SO III combines with motor: UP
hay chopper. HIM corn planter. New
Holland baler. 45 III pto. baler. So
Gallon sprayer. John Deere pto bar.
ss sshsn Hsn M EST SEP snd Nc nay SIS
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring. JU. 8"
Rotary TLLERs EoR BENT. 80
RRso5u1s c. S5' I'd SE srsssi TOOLS =
AERATORs FOR RENT lpluG removal
RENfAP P0T Tooi dsiSff Eo61P 60 GO. Cd -:
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. pruning.
planting. transplanting. sodding.
Lawns cs made ana rs enc tree
o VI G WA1 1zNSs ~ S-s g?ss3enrNxn
offers grass cutting. trimming. etc:
MOWERS-Used, 25-in. REQ TrimeS
lawn. excellent condition, S165; 81.
reverse sear r0 ssS5 csF FepSred sn
guaranteed: new 21-in. all-steel res
type mowers with 1h:h,p.. 2-eyclS
engine, regularly S12S.50, now SPEC
S SoHe1 at $3.50 n new on sn PsnTH;
S115, now. specially priced at S92;
used jacobsen Park. 30-in. power
mower and needs repairs. as Is 81 5;
36-in. Jacobsen heavy duty sickle
sos. G. L. CORNELL Co, AIS Nil.
Ter ave-, Bethesda, Md, OIL. $4,000.
TRACTOR: used, international A,
Stalled sh s'k tractor Ssc rSns fair not m e
chanical condition. good rubber; as
is. 1895 G. L. CORNELL Co, Ais
Miller SLasGo ave. Bethesda Md, OIL.
r 0TooSPEED CUTTER. demOnstra-
tor. tractor drawn: same guarantee
as new machines, Taft. cut, $3.50.
G. L. CORNELL Co, 4715 Miller
ave- Bethesda, Nd, OIL. $4,000.
GANG MOWERS. reconditioned and
CO. 47l5 Miller ave. Bethssda.
TRxcf9R, TSoSTOO; golf course type
CORNELL Co 4715 Miller ave.
s sS%TS III No Sf;r Oh 236600. 122
h.p. BriSSS and STATION nnvlG SI motoy..
cycle bar, pillow. cultivators and
I5iding, sulky: $3.50. Riverside
DAVID bhADLEX TRACTOR, excel
lent condition. with lawnmower.
with attachments: $3.50. LO.
TOPSOII. rich. dark loan: ideal for
lawns, flowers and gardens: ia tons.
1900 d BLooSs PER aG 1 PI4ST. Asis.
NUNS, for ST: Free. gift. II Over
FERGUSON TRACTOR. full line Of
new equip. at lowest prices. over
S ,,.S,: csll Mr.. JONES. Pooles-
NEW John Deer and MINI. combine.
Way below cost; Best buy you'll
S Silie. Mae Nae s esfi MR. JONES POOles-
BIRD BATHS. benches. vases, flower
boxes. wall fountains. best garden
material. 304 D st. ne. Ii. 4-3SO5.
USED POWER MOWERS and garden
TRACTORS at HECHINGER's NE.
STORE In working cond. Priced
IRON : SIS up; See Mr.. Jones in
TOP soil. 20 Bu. So: fn in dirt.
70 bu.; sc; delivered. UN. 4-O67O.
FENCE PosTs-special. 4x4x7 it.,
oak. treated. will last 80 or more
yrs. Fencing boards. 1x6xs it.. $50
ss s,; locust t,,I posts sawed for board
GARDEN TRACT0RS. Riding. 8.
speed; reverse; plow, disc. culti.,
sicklebar; chain saws. 20-in., 1 man.
Ike new: OV.. 3-O93S.
$ SSss; sea- scar si eaxsellfRf s sOpS cost.
TOP SOIL, rich. pulverized loan: s.
4-7649. LII. 4-4666.