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ATTENTION, BUILDERS

In center Of Falls Church. % lots,
may be bought, improved or un-
improved; good terms. OWNER,
JE. 2-14S0: ewes, JE. 2-64S6.
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CLARKsBURG. MD.-3O acres, 80
$500 $500 per acre. LuND, Ex seiS75.
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LAND IS BASIC

Buy your home, land, /. 2 or more
acres in Fairfax, Prince william,
Fauquier or Loudoun county.
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End TRUST OWNERS in Anne Arun-
del Co., plenty cash avail; turn
your End trust notes into imme-
date cash on your waterfront prop
erty. Call MR.. CHARLES, ia. g.
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1OI ACRES, Clifton TO Centerville,
Va Rid. Mostly cleared with
streams: $3.50 acre. terms. OWNER,
III s.odlc
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and COTTAGE. 4 miles north Of AZ
naDoiis; 200-ft waterfront. ~
acres; drilled well no plumbing:
completely secluded. magnifleent
trees and view. OGtstanding value
81 SO 600. Telephone Annapolis,
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ALMOST Z. ACRE. iOOx17O. level,
wooded lot: situated on paved
street with city sewer and water
Only Sl.950. BOWERS BROS, AP.
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BROCK HALL

AN(S41 4A3A1A
In area Of natural beauty. 800 acres
lof rich beautiful rolling land d.
wooded or cleared. SITUATED on
nes nor e M IA M0 a SS2 only
20 min. to ID. c. via Central ave.
and E. Capitol Bridge. Hard surfaced
roads fronting on each estate and
maintained bv the County provide
easy access at all times. Adequate
covenant and building restrictions
TO protect your investment. 81 1855
lup. Very liberal terms. Call today
for information. Agent on premises,
sunday through Friday, pm. to
M. Leo Storch
Developers SIP. $4,000
Mr.. 30th and Woodland DR..
win build . beautiful home on .
large corner lot; 25-ft. frontage.
SHAPIRO INC.
1413 K st. NV. ME. s-17l7
CLOSE-IN MONT. co.
Acreage from 10 to go acre tracts.
Various locations, some good buys.
EUGENE B. GTNGELL, OIL. 2-2022:
ewes, Mr.. Laushlin, OIL. 2-1Sa0.
WooDED--5ls-scre tract. over
looking Great Fails Park. In an
area rapidly becoming more valu-
able al least . home sites; buy
this, WITH friend for only $4,000.
| Mc Nc & McCAY. INC.
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1I-FT. LENGTH, lift. beam; Gray
marine motor, cleo. ,bilge pump.
cond.; bargain. Call d. 7-12I3
anyday between 9 and 2.
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Ist COMMERCIAL, Sc, mr.. D. c.
line IN shop. center--cor; lot, with
all utils, $3.50 50. IT,. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, LU. 4-34O0, LU.
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PaySaezfs a6oss iEei1de costs Of the LooE II,
Sebatd on schsdNle. Ch0ygss on loans oboSs
$500 9s made n'sdes ~ I'sdHssSai Financs
Las.
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10 BUILDING LOTS
COLORED

Over an acre. Building sites near
Fairfax County Courthouse on ma
cadam road. Nice terms. Call
Ianyday It'll pm, ia. 7-ll42.
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35-ACRE APPLE ORCHARD; all
equipment, building, 6-room home;
located on Bowie High Bridge I'd
$4,000 Good terms WINSTON
c. CLAY. WA 7-422S
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McCAY & McCAY, INC.
IA. 8-8675, REALTORS
builders Attention

MASS. AVE 2 blks. past D. C..
line Excel. i0s with all improve
lments; a0-ft. frontage Priced IS. :
$500 Also many other irdiv and
Isroups Of lots avail in choice nv.
location For inspection, call Nj.
Shuitz ". B. WRIGHT. En-. $500.
eres.. o. A-1466.
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aft. BARBOUR runabout, 1886,
30 h,p. FireSt0ne motor, complete
with all extras; S525. TIE. 6-Ols1,
ROwBOAT, LIFT. plywood. 38-in,
beam: sos or best offer. WA, z
1888
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BUILDER INVESTOR

Two tracts in Annandale, one Of
seven acres, one Of 10 acres prRc-
ticaily In heart Of town. Sewer and
water available. Shown exclusively BY
TERRY B. sIMMs, JE. 2-6517
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DRUM POINT BEAcH-New stuceo
einder block house, 24x30 #. hip
ROOT firenlaee needs eompi sdn III, n
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LOTS, ACREAGE SALE Cont. !

Washington, D. c,
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 80, 1904
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ARL.--3 Desirable bldg. sites: each
1900 So; e.; each $4,000 ACME
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POTOMAC RIVER EsTATE-Large
brick rambler. IL acres; opposite
Mt. Vernon on Nd. shore; partly
furnished. Jeep, etc: S5S. 900; reas
offer considered. Brokers protected.
OWNER. ME, S-141S.
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la PLATA PARK, Section 2-small
sststes s srST ros e ro SSrss with N
county seat and all conveniences.
Both wooded and open lots. priced
from s 995 to 81 .605. Cash. 5000;
bal, $50 mo. S. MD. REALTY CO
Rte 3OI. WE 4-S43o
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HOMESITE, ready 10 90 for futurl

HOMESITE, ready 10 go for future
home owners with a minimum down
payment Of 1929 and small MONTH
~ payments Located in Leehigh
Village in fabulous Fairfax. the
Va. All hoinesites are " acre or
more. Free power mower with ev-
cry lot purchased during the month
Of September STARNES REALTY
co, CIR. 3-25I1
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CHURCH SITE-SO-ft. frontage on
Piney Branch I'd. NV, mr.. Butter
nut, Auditing lot avail. for possible
parking. HE. 4-3lg7 Sunday; Elk,
.i-34OS Monday.
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Yacht CIub. Mayo, Nd. ia. B-9493.
EXPERIENCED CAPT. With excel
lent refs. avail. for plotting your
cruiser 10 Florida. Box 253-M. star.
GRAY MARINE RNGINE--9O hp.
In fair condition. S175. Must sell.
JE. 1882.
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Beautiful N-acre wooded lots in
the outstanding development in
nearby Md. Sewer, water and paved
streets. shopping center being built
lat entrance. Schools. churches ana
nearby. $50 individ-
lually STYLED homes occupied. Rea-
sonable. Very liberal terms. Call to-
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INTENTION BUILDERS
BURNT MILLS HILLS. lots:
S25. 900.
CARROLL AVE, near Langley
Park: s lots. zoned R-40; $4,000.
Sc; SO lots; ideal for medium
priced homes; $1,000 per lot.
THE ISENS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
+ Reniniscing +

Tabor City motorists can save
themselves some eight or nine
dollars. Those who get then
town auto tags before the chief
finds them will pay ST. Offend
ors will pay 81. plus So or 50
cost
Thomas r. Garrett and Har-
~ l.. Wise, representative of
the Bureau of Internal RCvC-
nue.. Will be at the Tabor City
town hall Monday, February
81. TO assist individuals with
their 1913 Federal income tax
returns.
The Tabor High School Red
Devils took their 18th consc-
cutivC win of the season Fri
day night at Whitcvillc by
marking up a 34-27 score
against the county seats wolf
pack.
PrCSbytCrians Of Tabor City
will begin regular weekly wor-
ship services each Sunday
night at 100.
A new street has recently
been opened from the Green
Sea road toward the railroad
passing two houses built re-
Gently by Alton Carroll.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
Guest Editorial:
JUDGE NIMOCKS MOVES
FOR BETTER JAILS

superior Court Judge Nimocks did
definite service to humanity when
he condemned the Tabor CITY and
Fair Bluff jails and ordered all fu-
ture prisoners in the two Columbus
county towns to be lodged in the prison
at " hitevilIe
heSe Jails We're condemned for
good cause.
The one at Tabor City was recon-.
mended closed by the Grand Jury be-
cause OF lack OF toilet facilities. =
situation which could endanper the
health OF every inmate. At Fair Bluff
the jury termed the building adioir-
ing 1t a fire hazard. There. too. life
was being endangered.
Inc action by Judge Nimocks
should encourage the citizens of the
TWO communities to raise their tails
TO proper safety standards. This news
paper certainly hopes so. After all.
the state has a definite responsibility
to those OF its people it has to place
in prison.
IL lhere were more judges with the
foresight and determination Mr., MINI
ockS has shown, there would be less
likelihood of jail tragedies marring
North Cardinals good name in the
future. Wilmington Star-News
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
Change In ACL
Schedule Brinus
Better Service

Faster service was in store
for Atlantic Coast Line express
customers this week as schc-
dulc Canrc was placed in effect.
Penn Avcritt. local station
agent. said express would be
transported by trucl; 20 and
from Chadbourn resulting in "a
hour faster SERVED.
In bound express will be taken
from Florence. S. {. TO Chad.
bCurn on train 81 Upon arrival.
III Chadbourn at 9:O3 a. m. il.
will be brought here by truck.
Outbound express will be taken.
by truck TO Chadbourn where il.
will be placed on train SIS att
$50 p. m.
THE change makes il posi-
bic for Atlantic Coast Line TO
offer faster and more efficient
service to its customers in this.
area," said Averitt.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08

eat bread. and prophosy there.
but prOphcSy not again a7v
more at Bethel: for 1t is the
kings sanctuary. and is a ROYAL
house tAmos 7:l2,13) It could
not be
The soul Of the earnest herds
man-prcaclCr burned within
him when he saw oppression.
greed, hypocrisy. luxurious Iiv-
ing. and cruelty aboard in the
land. He cried out Let Justice
roll down as waters. and riphtc-
cuSncSS as a mighty stream"
(Amos 500
We are not set to Judge others
Judge not that yC be not rIdp-
ed is teaching Of the Sermon
on the Mount. We are reponsi-
Ill" 20 judge our own deeds
Again and again we each need
10 examine our own lives in tho
iight Of Gods all-sccing eyes
Let us strive earnestly To-
nave conScicncCS which are sem
sitivc to our own sinfulncss in
order that we may turn from
sin and follow righteousness, We
can fool ourselves. but we cam
not fool God.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE

When a group of local merchants
met last week and decided to make
every effort to promote frozen food
processing plant in Tabor City, it was
a real vote of confidence for Cecil
Corbett and his organization at Cor
bett Canning Company.
The merchants had already talked
with Mr.. Corbett at great length about
this project. They were aware that
the progress made by his canning in
duStry here in the last three years
has been remarkable.
Mr.. Corbett had expressed interest
in the frozen food business The mer-
chants are just as interested and
when committee was appointed to
look into the prospects with the pos
sible eventual end of constructing the
building for Mr. Corbett, it was like
saying I'VE are proud of the cannery
you now have and we know you could
operate modern frozen food plant
i'll. Tabor City"
Local merchants are Interested in
the farming population of the area.
They realize that they can not sit
back and wait for the economy to
take care of itself. 1t takes constant
work by civic minded people to keep
communities progressing.
With the cooperation in sight be-
tween the merchants, the Corbett in
dustrleS, and the farmer, we can have
the greatest boost to our economy wit
messed in many years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
Kind
Words
PLAIN TALK
BY AL HARRISON

There's one thing upon which l depend-a
kind word from Jack McGougan.
When wear my white shoes, he's certain to
remark A, you're pushing summer little Bit aren't
YOU"
If it falls my pleasure to him Thursdays,
he always leads with well, you rest now until
next Wednesday. One day week is all you news
paper folks work isn't it?''
AS stroll across the lot between the TRIBUNE
office and McGougan Electric Company chances are
that I'm looking at the ground 1t usually prompts
Mr.. Jack to muse Things couldn't be that bad
and llfes SUMMER if you look it straight in the face
Come to think of it, that last remark doesn't sound
like anything he would say to Yet, it always
philosophical remark and that business of look
ing life in the face sounds fancy enough to impress
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
HE WAS A PERSISTENT CUSS

Harry Bell has the Whitevie advertising beat
and his persistency often pays dividends.
Last week, the story goes, Harry walked into
a Whiteville store, cornered the busy advertising
manager and said, How about buying ad in the
Tribune this week.
Don't need it. Beat it,
But look at this attractive ad,' Harry exclaimed
as he unfolded the adj
Look Bud. | told you to scram."
~ eah, but get a load of the eye appeal this ad
contains cOaXed Harry.
The busy advertising executive arose, grabbed
liarr! by the seat of the trousers and tossed him
outside The pretty adj fOated in opposite direction
He packed up the ad, brushed off his clothes and
StrClc back into the store.
Looking the executive square in the eye, he said.
NOV that we've had our little fun, Mac, how about
buying the ad?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08

You can leave it to the Navy to dream up the
unusual stunts
Alter 1t. Al Fox made emergency landing in
N&Aina cornfieid. his miSadvcnture the topic
of conversation in every country store.
Youngsters sat in the rain to admire the crippled
plane. How many changed their goal in life to thai
Of Naval pilot won't be known for several years
out it's certain that they weren't of any other
branch of the service long the plane mired
i'm the field
Unfortunately, the lieutenant made one enemy
too old for military servce) by landing in the par
ticular field.
''Shucks I've got a whole lot better field than
this if that airplane driver had just looked close
enough muttered the farmer he tried to under
stand why his field neglected
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
BLADEN MAN APPOINTED

WASHINGTON. D. c. (Spcc-
iaD-Reappointmcnt Of NJ, C..
Cobson, Cape Fear Wood Corn
Elizabethtown, N. C., as chair
nan Of the North Carolina For
est Industries Committee for
1886, has just been announced
by W. J. Bailey, president of A.
iierican Forest Products Indust-
RES, Inc the national Tree
Farm sponsor.
AS chairman OF the North
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
By lie Verne Ward
SEVEN YEARS AGO

The office space in the City
Hall building behind the City
Office has recently been ac-
quircd by the state highway
patrol and is being used by
Patrolman w. 5. Allen.
The Tabor City Community
Canncry will close for the
meat curing season after
Thursday, February "a. it was
announced today by j. p. Hug
gins. vocational teacher.
Here's a message from Chief
of Police l.. X. Watson on how
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08

existence Of such things as ex-
termination camps.
The same kind Of blindness TO
SIN prevailed in Israel when
Amos came out Of the wilder
ness and began to preach at
Bethel. Hate the evil. and love
the good. and establish Justice
IN the gate he said. (Amos
o:I5J. The people did not want
I" consider their way of life nor
TO ask if they were guilty of in
iurius.
Amaziah said unto Amos. 90
'h'u seer. 20. lee thou away
INTO the land Of Judah. and there
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
A TASTE OF BAD PUBLICITY

When Judge Nimocks closed the Jail, the worst
part the bad publicity.
Associated Press picked up the story put
WORDS in the Judges mouth and lived happily ever
after.
C Conditions such those found in Tabor City
..oH'I never exist in civilized community were
;ac words credited Judge NimockS i'm the AP story
!, "as a kick in the teeth for community that
"r.,. might and day with progress its foremost
Thought.
Branding "unciylized" seems more like another
ease II 'Eoof and mouth disease prevalent these
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
EditoriuIs g.. . i.
BILL OF GOODS WAS SOLD

A North Carolina Jail Inspector
sold the Columbus County grand jury
and Superior Court Judge Q. NJ.
Nlmocks bill of goods last week that
resulted in closing the local Jail.
"Deplorable" was the tag attached
to the condition of the Jail.
We doubt that it deserved the tag
but we recognize the need for some
improvements. These improvements
have been forthcoming for several
years but local government in d small
town can't possibly stay ahead of it
self financially. Lack of funds with
which to make drastic changes is the
factor that has prevented Tabor City
from having modern Jail.
Judge Nimocks' action seemed pre-
mature in the face of existing condi-
lions. His act, while in good faith,
could have been tempered with mercy.
Town officials had never been issued
an ultimatum by the jail Inspector.
It's doubtful if the issue of installing
toilet facilities in each cell had ever
been pushed.
Many of the inspectors recommen-
datlons during past years had been
accepted and acted upon by town Of
flcials. Such action as purchasing mat
treSs covers, making different ar
engagements for heating the Jail, paint
ing and replacing worn mattresses
were direct result of the inspectors
visits here. Town officials proved by
their past actions that they were acting
in good faith.
II town officials had been advised
that either each cell would have to
have toilet facilities or the iail closed
there Is no question but what the stu
alton would never have reached its
present state.
We advocate prisoners being treat
ed IN humane manner and feel that
lack OF facilities might cause hard
ships on some of them; however. iail
mas never been a place for person
TO seek the comforts OF home.
Town officials have made every eff
fort to alleviate hardships on prison.
erS. There's no reason to believe they
wouldn't have made provisions 10
comply with State requirements had
they been properly advised.
The attempt to slight the recent
painting Of the Jail was an Injustice
IN itself. While there is reason to be-
Heve the possibility of a visit from the
grand Jury may have expedited the
work, 1t wasn't the first time such at
tentlon had been given the iail, Sew
eraI times in recent months. the walls
nave been painted. Painting the dav
before the grand jury investigated
was no more than a display of fore
sight.
with the Jail condemned, police
olllcerS must carry prisoners to the
county Jail. This proves not ONLY an
inconvenience but leaves the commun-
lty without adequate police protection
many hours Of the day. In this respect
alone, grave injustice was done 70
citizens of the community.
As 1t now stands, bill of goods
was sold by an irate Jail inspector
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08

Carolina group, Mr. Gibson
serves as a member of APPS
national advisory committee,
which meets in Washington, ID.
c., annually to review the org
forestry and fosestry
education psogram. The national
advisory goupddd d id did d odd
advisory group is headed by
Kirk Sutlive, Union Bak & Pap
err Corporation, Savannah, Ca.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
Minute Sermon
prepared by Department of
Bible
Presbyterian Junior COLLEGE
MaXtOn, North CaroI;,,

Iherc is always a danger that
people forget that their deeds
are judged by God. and not bv
their contemporaries. 1t was
reasonable in Germany. under
Hitler. to 20 along with the
crowd which excused anything
he did and shut its eyes TO the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08

who didn't have to present but one
side of the story.
We hope this situation will be cor
rected.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
ANYONE YOU KNOW?

Perhaps You know someone like this.
An employee asked his boss, Gould | have Tues
day off? It's silver wedding anniversary
The boss retorted DO have put up with this
every % years."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
HE KEPT WITHIN THE LAW

\ local mOonshncr agreed to furnish the travelling
sa lesman with supply of booze.
Il wouldn't think of charging you for that white
lightning, Stranger. Thatd he boOtlegging and
haint sunk that low. But that peck of 'taers will
be 10 dollars"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES

I
Deed Book IS, page l56 as fol-
lows: All that certain piece Of.
parcel of land situated III Pow
hatan County, Virginia, conta III
ing sixteen 90 acres. more or
less. and bounded on the North
by the lands Of William Sims on
the East by the lands OF John
Hobson on the South by the lands
OF 1siah Brown and on the West
by the lands OF Isham Steeer and
! the other lands of Tyler Bell en-
bracing the East branch all the
way Up but reserving 60 Jaian
HobSon the right OF way so az 10
|use water from the said branch"
An affidavit having been made
land filed herein TO the effect that
the respondents Montgomery Hot
son, Mary Wayne. Fannie May
Hill Lille Roberts, William Drew
land Tommy Drew are not resi-
dent of the State Of Virginia. it
is. therefore, ordered that the said
non-residents do appear here
within ten 100 days after one
publication of this order and do
what may be necessary TO pro
tfct their interest in this suit
JAMES A. TILMAN. III
Clerk of the Circuit Court of
P0Wllatan County 1l-9-4t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16
REAL ESTATE

8ta Acres on State road in Prince
Edward County Beautiful 5-rm
home with running water, several
outbuildings, some tobacco base
and orchard. $500 down, $50 mo
Apartment House, excellent loca-
ton III Farmville Three apart
/ ments, baths, new oil hot-Water
/ heating system. Good investment
! $4,000 down.
Bright Tobacco Farm, l42 acres.
80 cleared, acres allotment,
dwelling and outbuildings On
state road in Cumberland County.
| $4,000
Service Station Business. on busy
hwy. crossing $4,000 VI. Com
plete with good stock, fixtures
and equipment Good lease. $500
Country Store on paved road in
Prince Edward County. Excellent
location. good neighborhood, liv-
ing quarters and work shop at
tached. with running water. Spe-
ciaf at 50, 400.
Farm, 100 acres, on good hwy,
beautiful 6-rm. res, one acre
bright tobacco, barns, etc. $4,000
Res. 3 bedrooms, large livingroom.
modern kitchen and bath, hard
wood floors Garage and work
shop. Well handicapped Good loca-
ton. $4,000.
Barber Shop in busy town with 4
chairs and beauty shop Both well
equipped Low rent Complete
$3.50
10 acres Oh Hwy. IS in Cumber-
land County, IL miles from Farm
vile. Good room res. with bath
and basement. Several acres in
high state of cultivation. Special
at $4,000.
Brick res, on west side Of Farm
vine, bedrooms, large living
room with fireplace. large dining
room and kitchen. fun basement
with bath. servants rm., laundry
rm. and play rm. Full floored attic.
Situated on large wooded lot. near
schools. Priced to sell.
Residence near FarmVille High
School. 3 bedrooms, large living
room with fireplace, dining room,
basement. oil heat. In perfect con-
iition Easy terms.
Res. 5 rms. and bath. hardwood
floors. good location III Farmville,
s65oo
$50 down and $1,000 per month
buys 7 acres on paved road near
Hampden-Sydney.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16
SERVICES


DITCH1NG - let us dig your
bitches, septic tanks. etc. by ma
chine. especially designed for thai
purpose Rural work solicited
Putney PLUMBING and Heating
Phone 483. Farmville. Va 4-21-t4
G. E. TELEVISION sales and
service, Hotpoint appliances sales
and service. Motley Hardware
Co, 1873 and 23l Main St. phone
1853 or 302, Farmville. Va. 9-l4-tf
CHAIR GAMING. P. G.. Baker
Columbia. Va. Located Rt. 600,
Cumberland, Va. 11-2-4t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16
LOST AND FOUND

DOGS October IS between
Brooks and Alvonia: one dog,
medium sized female, white with
lemon colored spots. Lost one dog
October 81: White with black
spots. Owners nameplate on col
lar of both dogs. r. Spencer
Oliver. Finder return dogs to Ed
die Gentry Arvonia. and receive
a reward ll-6-4t