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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
Deatonville

Mrs. Larelette Meadow a n d
Thomas and Louise. of Richmond
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs
John Pollard.
Miss Sadie Meador. Of Richmond
spent Memorial day with Mrs. A
c Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Glascock
and family. and Mrs. Marion Offers
spent the week end in Clarksville
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lee william
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Gearheart, of
Sandstnn, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs, Henry Nash, and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ashworth. of
Palmyra. visited the Washes.
MeadOrs March Through Georgia
A. &c Robert Meador and Wanda
Meador spent Friday and Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins.
AL Sc Meador Just finished trans
portation agents school at Wichita
Falls. Tex. and he was on his way
to Hunter ABB in Savannah. Ga. !.
where he will be stationed. They
took their children. Robbie. Vir-
GINA Mae and Lou Meador, who
had been staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon King. and
girls, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe ellis and
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley ellis spent
Sunday at Buckroe Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher King. of
Amelia. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Oliver Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Overton. and
daughter. Of Victoria, were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Witt Borum.
Browns Visit divers
Ms. Chuck Brown. and son. Of
South Hill, are spending this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Morton and
MIS- Leroy Barden, Of Richmond
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jen.
kins Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koven Carter. OF
Crewe. visited Mrs. Bette Carter.
and family. Monday.
Mrs. Witt Borum called to see
Mrs. Leila Hillsman Saturday.
Fuckers Niece to Graduate
Floyd Rucker and his sister.
Emma, spent Sunday and Monday
n Clarksville. where they attended
he Clarksville High School bacca-
laureate sermon. Their niece. Lurine
Newton, will graduate from Clarks-
vile High School.
Quite a few from this section at
ended the funeral Of Carl Burton at
Union Baptist church Saturday.
Ronnie Atkins, 3-year-old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Atkins. is in
4 Richmond hospital with spina
meningitis.
Mrs. Grayson Leadbetter a n q
Mss Shirley Cauthorne. of Rich
mond, spent Sunday with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Leslie Meador.
Mrs. Gertie jenkins and son
Layne. and daughter, Lois Mae
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jen.
kins.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
Georgian Comes in
On Wing in Amelia

Amelia may not have an airport
or a landing strip. but a flying
Georgian. lost and low on fuel,
turned Route 800 into one Sunday
afternoon.
Running low on gas while trying
to go around bad weather. the
pilot. Warren w. Gremmell. SO. of
Atlanta, Ga, became lost when his
radio navigation equipment went
out.
Gremmell watched for a J on &
break in the traffic along Route $50.
and finally set the plane down about
four miles southwest Of Amelia CHI.
Neither he nor his three passengers,
his mother and two sons. were in
jured. and the plane was undam-
aged. State troopers blocked traffic
for a quarter Of a mile.
Gremmell gassed up at a road
side service station and took off an
hour later for Richmond. where he
landed on a more standardized
at Byrd Airport.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
Albert Jones, "a,
OF Amelia, Dies

Funeral services were held alt
Pine Grove Presbyterian church
in Powhatan Sunday for Albert
Jones, IA, OF Amelia, who died
June Z at a Richmond hospital.
Surviving are the widow. Mrs.
Emma r. Jones; seven sons. Har-
~ G., Harold H.. Albert B., James
L.. Alexander and Robert l..
Jones, all of Amelia. Carl c.
Jones. of Mt. Airy. N. c.. five
daughters. Mrs. Walter Hartman
Of Midlothian. Mrs. George Steele
and Mrs. Carl Smith, both OF
Richmond, and Mrs. w. w
Campbell and Mrs. John Wood
both Of Amelia, 35 grandchildren
and ; great-grandchildren.
In Sweden. local police are usinf
helicopters on an experimental basis
for detecting traffic ~violators.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
Miss Stitt Selected
For Teen Council

Susan Stitt. who will be a senior
at Powhatan High School this fall
has been elected to represent
PoWhatan on Thalheimer's teer
council.
The daughter Of the Rev, and
Mrs. Wilson M. Stitt, she will sue
coed Linda Perkins, who gradu-
ated last week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
POWhatan Guard
Leaves for Training

PoWhatan's heavy mortar COM
pany Of the 10th regimental com
bat team left Richmond Saturday
for IndiantoWn Gap Military Reser-
walton in Pennsylvania. where the
men win participate in summer
training exercises
The National Guardsmen will re-
tun June %.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
Delegates To Attend
Youth Conference

Three delegates from Powhatan
county will he among the young
people attending the senior youth
conference at Stratford College in
Danville June IL through %.
Representing Emmanuel Episco-
pal church will be Susan Stitt and
Paul Book. both of PoWhatan. Mint
Spring. Of Michaux, will represent
ST. Lukes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
Bible School Starts
AT Curdsville Center

Vacation Bible school started
Monday. June 10 at Curdsville
Community Center for Smyrna
Methodist Church, New Store
Presbyterian Church and. Con-
cord Baptist Church.
The school will last two weeks.
It is to b. held in the morning ,
o 1870 a. m. Monday through
Friday.
On December 5. 1929. a Marine
aviator Capt. Alton N. Parker. be-
came the first pilot to fly over the
AEtaltic Continent.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11

to IL noon. A picnic Friday will
end the Bible school.
May Memorial Baptist church and
Powhatan Methodist church + e
holding a school rom 8 am. to
IL moor at May Memorial. with
MS. Oren Coll er as principal.
Providence Presbyterian church
Piblc school will be held next week.
from June II to 27. $50 to 1880
ain. each day at Providence
church
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
Principals Conference

Powhatan High School Princi-
pal B. w Letson will attend the
annual high school principals
conference June Is through 20 at
Madison College.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
I~etersville Schedules
Variety Show Friday

An unusual beauty contest. sing
ing and comedy acts will take the
STAGE at the Jetersville community
house F d y. when Jetersville
Home Demonstration club sponsors
a variety show at 3 p, m.
Buddy Emerson is chairman
Of the show, with Mrs. L. M. San
dersnn and Mrs. A. L. Cole assist
ing her.
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Electric
Appliances

| h-Ton De Luxe WeIbiIt Air condi-
tioaer. In original foctoy eorton. 18th
end II Only. ORIG. Vol. 1880. Nov.
ss.Ss
) A-ton cooIerctor Air Conditioner,
with thertnostdt z OF Anocostio, OF
Go. Ave.) Orig Vol. 240o0 Nov, 1899
70 De luxe A-ton Coolerotor Air Con-
ditioners in orioinoI focicy eortcns-
brond-new 1856 models. Orig Vel
5000. Nov -----------.--l49.8s
9 Whitehouse Dehumidifiers. floor SON.
pies, fully guaranteed. MODE by Cool
erotor. Org Val 1900 Nov, $3.50
II h-ton 7ha omp. chysIer easement
Air Conditioners. Brond new 1856 mod
els. fully eaofonteed. Orig. Vol. 5000.
4 "a" international Window Fans. 18th
ond H. ORG. Vol. 600 Nov, 1888
10 Apollo u" Belt Driven Window Fons.
Orig Vol 5000 Now ----.--29.sS
z International 20" Window Fons. 18th
ond H. Orig. Val. 5000. Nov, l2.SS
IS 80" Altos Window Fons, excellent
for cities TOO. Brond new in original
foctoY cortons. Orig. Val. 1000
NOV --.-----~---
7 II" Toble Model TV Sets with mo-
mohooony wood cobinets, floor models
Org Vol 1900 Nov 50. IS
Is II" Portable TV Sets with buit-in
oerioIs. Brond-new condition. Orig. Vo
i9U NOW -----~------------SS.S6
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Building Material

so Full Boxes Double Strength Gloss.
assorted sizes. 18th ond n. Org. Vol.
up 10 5000 Now- 500
III Plostie Storm Pones for Picture
Windows. 5'xl0 complete with cloth
mounting tope. Orig. Vol. ! %. Nov.
La
40 Prs. Heavy duty Wrought Iron En-
tronee Roilines with ornamental scrolls
ar. 30". 36", AZ. ond As" sizes. Org.
Vol. 1876 10 1895 Nov o.32
go Assorted $40" Kentile Theme
tiles" ORG. Val. Soc. Nov lie
l20 "FIexolum" Aluminium Awnings.
Available in 3d., &c., AZ, as. 81"
ond 60" widths. Green and white or red
and white. Fols Church, George Ave.
and Alexandra stores only. Org. Vol.
30" 9.95 as" 1876 Nov 500 OFF
IS" 1875 81" lS45 Nov 500 OFF
AZ" l5.45 60" 1895 Nov 500 OFF
Thousands u" Square Gloss Mosaic
Tiles Assorted colors Go. Ave. only.
Orig. Vol. lAc to &c co Nov,
500 OFF
IS Pcs. 2o"x60" Rsetonoles Of Imported
Italian White coroFo Marble. (Ad
stores except Anocostio) Orig VOL
5000 Nov ----------.-. 22.22
II Pcs. 4S"x2o" RsetonSles Of Imported
ltolion White conoro Morble. An
stores except Anocostlo) Orig. Vol.
$500. Now .----------- 1888
n Pes IS" Round Imported ltoIion
White cororo Marble. lAll stores ex-
cept Anocostiol Orig. Vol. CSC
Now ----~----- - 24.32
900 3D.. n. 4" Wide Kiln Dried cIeor
Fir Poneling, complete with edge and
center beod, Tongue and groove. At
Ano, Alex, 18th ond n only Most Of
the stock IS in lotter location, ORIG
Vol 22c Nov .---..---- lie
l.023 3D.. r.. l"x3" Clear Kiln. Dried
Hord Maple Flooring. Exceptionally
duroble l5ih and n only In perfe
Condition. Orig Vol. 40c, Nov zoe
655 Pcs. 2"x4" Fromino s. long. Thor
ouohIy seasoned recloimed lumber. All
nails removed. ldeol for fence posts,
chicken houses, utility sheds, ond mony
other purposes Orig. Vol. Sc. Nov.
lze
40 Pes. tSoms % Abovsl s. long,
Iorio. Val. 4oc. Now------------i7e
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81 Fully GIozed Site Wood easement
Windows; l9h" vide, So" long. Orig
Val. 3.95. Now - al
II Fully Glozed Site: l9h"x50" :.
Orig. Vol. 5.o5. Nov --------- 2.22
81 Fully Gloxed Site; 2lh"x38" !.
Onq. Val. 4e5. Nov 2.2z
3.ooo-our Regular Stock Of Wood
Storm Windows; oil sizes, in perfect
condition. Nov ------- ~ OFF
$500 Brond New Fir. 2"x4"x6' Long;
perfect condition, oil bright stock. Orig
Vol. Soc, Nov ----------------z8 e
20 Pcs. s'xS'xM" Thick Mahogany
PIywood; perfect condition. org Vol
4 S. Now z.44
1903 Pcs. 4'x4 Enomsled TiIeboosd, VI
thick, Discontinued eolors. Northeast
Only Org. Vol, SO. Nov 2.32
I oNLY-Sereened-In Summer House.
Go. Ave. Org. Vol. 1895. Now,
44.32
9oo-sq-Ft. Ceiling Tile; some ploin,
some acoustic, mostly l2"x24";, slightly
domooed. Go, Ave. Org. Vol. Up 10
l61 Nov Sc
1000 Sq.-Ft. Rock Wool Botts; cortonsI
ore broken, bu, motenoI in perfect con-
dition. Go. Ave. Only. Orig. Vol. 7hc.|
NOV 1880 ~------ --- sc
1000 ID. Fl. l"x6" yellow Pine Sheoth-
inc. Go. Ave Onk Crio Vol lie
lNSW W
20 Bushels OF Dirty Wood Moldinss;
assorted patterns. lengths up to q. Go.
Ave Nov 96eI
so Pcs. 4'xS'xb" untempered Hard
boord. edges slightly domooed. Go. Ave
Only ORG Vol 800 Nov 99eI
1900 Pcs. Assorted coIors, KentiIe; *
9"xB" 80 pcs per coronl. 18th ondI
n Only. Orig. Vol, SC to lie per tile.
Nov ----------3e tile in fall cortons
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Power Lawn
Mowers

5 MoweyeIe "a" Riding Rotary Mowers
) H.Py demonstrators, in running crdeS
one OF each storel. Orig. Vol. 5000
NO" -----..----------------lzz.0u
IS Genoa 10" ZIP. Rotory Mowers
Floor samples only. ORG. 10000. Nov B
$500
l-l% Snoppin' Turtle SeIf-Propelled
Rotary Power Mower. Trode-in. Go. Ave.
Orig. VoIue $500 Nov ------z7sg
l-20 Self-PropeIIed Rotary Mowers.
Trode-in. Anocosto. Orig. Vol. 5000
NOV
] Some os Above). 18th end n. ORC.
Vol 5000 Now ---22e
l-2F Ride Mower, 3 HIP, new mo-
chine, demonstrotor 18th ond H. GRO.
Vel. 5000 Nov -- 1855
10 Brond-New Il" and Y" Rotory
Mowers. with 2h-HP. Clinton engines.
Org Vol, Up TO 1000 Nov 42.3z
10 Used n" and u" Rotary Mowers,
assorted mokes, IN running order. ORC.
Vol. Up TO 1000. Now.----22.2z
Red Bird" 10" Rotary Mower, trode-'
IN. Alexondrio Orig. Val. 1000. New
22e
: Some as Above). 18th end H. ORC.
Val. 1000. Nov ---I2,21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

s Trode-In Gas Ronses; sold os is. 18th
ond II Only. Orig. Vel. 10000. Now,
2.22
69l Rubber Force Cups; plumbers
friends for cioooed sinks ond toilets
Orig. Val. 50c. Now------------z2e
4 "FlexidoT' PIostic Tub Enclosures fct
ticking showers Alexandra and 18th
8 H. ORG. Vol. 1885 Nov 1888
; Johnston Electric Well Pumps. Jet
type, brond nea, but incomplete. 18th
and Il Only. Orig. Vol. 1900 Nov,
36.22
s Complete Underground Lown Sprin-
king Systems; brond new 18th ond H
Only. Orig. Vol. 1000. Nov = 1883
10 WuII-Type Combination Kitchen
Foueets; brond new. 18th ond H Only.
Orig. Vol. 1000, Nov ----------4.Ss
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Garden Tractors
And Attachments

I Dovid Bradley "A" Reel Mower, OF.
toohment for garden tractor. 18th and
r. Orig. Vol. 5000. Now z2.z2
l-5-H.P. Simplicity Gorden Troetor.
used. but in new condition. 18th and Il
Orig Vol $500 Nov ---lSS.ss
] Seos Rotoy TiIIer. used Alex Ono
Val HOO Nov ----I7.Ss
IMP. Simplicity Tractors, used
tfode-ins, IN good rlnnlno order 18th
ord H Org VoI 1920. Nov 77.oo
l-2-H.P. Dovid Bredley Troctor and
Flows, in good running order. 18Th end
h. Orig Vol. 2500C. Nov ---s9.32
Brond-New "Tero- TilIer" Rotoy Cor
den Tiller. 18th end H. ORC Vol
1880 Nov -----.----5 5000
] George" 80" Sickle Dor, sef-pro.
PEELED, F. c. Orig Val. 1920. Now
1900
= Brond-New. SHIP. Simplicity 6orden
Iroetors. All stories except Anocostia.
Org Val $500 Nov ..22o.sS
10 Brond-New 234-H.P. Simplicity Cor
den Troetors, 1857 models All stores.
Orig Vol 240oo, Nov ----iSe.sS
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OutbOard
Motors

SHIP. Clinton outboord Motor;R
Folls Church. Orig. Val. $500. Nows
2zSs
l-36 Seott-AtwoteF outboord MotoEa
trode-in. 60. Ave. Orig. Vol. ll7O1.S
NOW ------------------77.00s
] Some as Abovel. 5 HIP. knocostio:
Orig Vol. 232,O. Now--------ss.00
! Elsin outboord Motor Trode-1. Alex
ORG. Vol Over 10000. Nov .--.z2.3z
] tSome os Above). Go. Ave.
57-5h-H.P. Clinton outboords. Oy,o.
Vol. 1890. Nov . a2.3l
u BFond-New Scott Atwoter 33-H.P.
OutbooFd Motors. in original factory corr
tons, full factory woronty. Save $50 COZ
Orig Vol $1,000. Now--------33o.o0s
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Sporting Goods

I ONLY ~ Aluminium Scot, I0-H.P.
Scott Atwoter Outboord Motor, Boot
TroilsF; all new floor samples. 18th ond
n Only. Orig, Vol. $1,000. Nov,
$4,000
l02 oceon City Boit- Casting Fishing
Outfits; complete with Montague gloss
POD. ond IeveI-wind reel, 50 yds Of IS
ID. Dupont nylon line. etc. ORIG. VOL
l250. Nov ------------- S.22
1853 Redskin FootbeIl Outfits. Orig Val.
lUUU. NOV ---------@-------- 100
llS Junior Size FootboIl Shoulder Pods.
Orig Vol. 800. Nov -.l.3z
III Indion Tsspes Tents. Orig, Vol
o.5O. NOV ---~-------------- 5.S9
$50 Sleeping Boss. Orig Vol. l2.95
NOW 600
S. Smokey Beer" Fiberslos Archery
Sets. Orig. Vol 1000. Nov 5.32
- Pool Tobles; de luxe. Org. Vol
iE.9o. Nov -----------------66.e8
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Look for The Hidden 22' Super Bargain in this ADJ
Furniture

SO Woskbenehes; 10" long, with 2" fiji
top. Orig. Vol. i4.e5. Nov s.ss
50 Pointed Workbenehes. complete with
drawer and bench wise; 3S" high BY CO..
long by Is" deep. Orig. Vol. 1875
NOV S.66
$50 Folding Aluminium and Soron Lpwn
choirs. Orig. Vol. 3o5. Nov ----2.32
10 Florido Cypress Lown choirs.
weotherbeoten displays. Alexandra
Only. Orig. Vol. 800. Nov -----I.2z
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Heating
{ colemon Floor Eurnoees. 6

4 colemon Floor Furnaces. Brond new.
$1,000 BTU eopociN, One Of eoch store
Except Anocostio. Orig. Vol. $500.
Nov --------------- SS.S8
8 tSome as Abovel. $1,000 BTU Orig.
Vol 1000 Nov ----------ll9.SS
Is Colemon Electric Blower for 1877
Oil circulating heater. Brond new 18th
ond n. Org. Vol. 250O. Nov IA
s 5.soI. Oil Tonks for circulating oil
heoters. 18th end n only Brond new.
Orig VOL 1000 Nov La
y Assorted Electric Blowers for Vorious
models Of Coemon OIL circulating spoce
heoters. All brond new 18th ond H
only Orig Vol 25oo. Nov - IA
3 colemon Electric Oil Lifters for all
types Of floor turnoces ond circulating
heo,ers. 18th and H only. Orig. Vol.
$500 Nov 5.22
10000 BTU coIemon Cos Floor Fur.
noces. 18th ond y only 6rond new.
Orig. Vol 1880 Nov - 5. SO. SO
8 colemon Electric Blowers for *53 COS
space heater 18th end \ only Orig
Vol 2500 Nov -----------2 .z2
100 Pcs. Asbestos MilIboord 36"x42"
%" for heot insulotino purposes. Go.
Ave, only. Orig. Vol. LIS. Nov -22e
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30-0oI. Stone lined Voter Heote

! 30-sol Stone-lined Voter Heater
Cos. squoro model, de luxe 18th ond 4
Orig. Vol. 5000. Nov ------. 49.s6
l-52- gal. Electric Water Heaters. Flool
samples. 18th and Il Orig Val. 1900
Nov sc. sc
5 20.gol. Hotstreom Woter Heaters,
Brond new l.yr euorontee. All store,
except Anocostic Orig Vol s. 90 Nov
36.SS
IA 20-ool. Hotstreom Gloss lined Water
Hooters. Btond new l0.yr cuorontee
Orig Vol 1000. Nov -.- 49.sS
30 sol. Hotstreom Gloss lined Vote,
Heoten. Scratched or derted, but CORY
full woronN 18th ond n only Ora
Vol 10000 Now ---.-- 60.00
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Hand Tools
Mise.
Power Tools

5000 Assorted Delto Power Tool Aces
SORES, stands. motors, chses, nos. out.
tets. bIodes, etc 18th ond Il oily Ora
yol. Up to 10000 co. Nov 500 OFF
s4z Electric Lown Trimmer Edeers,
orond new, N ougnol tocioy caronst
Orig Vol $3.50 Now 1883
l27 Millers Folls Electric Tools and Ae i
eessories. Our entire stock Org Volf
Up to 5000 Nov 400 oEE.
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Hechinger's
Birthday Sale!

All stores will be open from 300 AM to 500 M both Friday
returns refunds sale merchandise No delivery W. Birth
day sale items No phone mail orders nsae items Sale prices
for February 22nd and February 2 only On February prices
back to regular prices Note All items all stores unless
otherwise indicated This only partial listing Of the thousands of
bargains available Yes thousands Of other big bargains in add
ton to this listing
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Kitchen Sinks
And Cabinets
Assorted sizes. Knzee Steel Bose Kitch-
en- Cabinets. Brond New. FoIis Church.
Kinzee Kitchen We'll cobinets.

Kinzee Kitchen We'll cobinefs. FoIIs
Church.
Orig. Vol. Now
7 eo.--l8"xl8" $50 4.ss
7 eo.-2f"xl8" 28OO 5.44
a eo.-27"x30" 300 9,SS
3-5F Kitchen Sinks, complete with un-
derslnk cobinets end oil fittings. Ga.
Ave, f. c. ond Alex. Org Vol 1000.
lN0n ----------------- 9L.ZZ
3-42 Complete Sinks with undersink
cabinets and oil fittings. 18th ond H.
Orig. Vol. 1000. Nov --- 1888
l23 Brand New 24"xlS" FIot Rim Steel
Kitchen Sinks. for Formlco counter top9
Installations Orig Vol. HOO. Nov 3.3zs
7-5F Sink Tops, in original foctoys
cartons 18th ond H end F. c. OriaS
Vol. 1000. Nov ----------lz.2xS
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Heehineer's
Hardware

II Kegs u" Roofing NoiIs. lo-ouooe
shanks. Heods GRE 1892 diameter
Org. Vol. 700. Nov .------ 9.88
IS Kegs !" Steel Wollboord NoiIs, n
gauge shonks. Heods ore 70" diome'er.
Org. Vol. 1900 Now - $50
1874 Rolls IS" High. choin Link Fence.
1 -eoUoe, qok, e mesh. Sold in So
rolls only. Orig. Vol l2.50. Nov S.8S
1856 Long Hondled Round Point Shoyels
GRO. Vol 325. Nov -.l.9S
40 heovy- Duty Square Point Long Hon
died Shovels. org. Vol. 435 Nov
z.8S
SO Heovy Duty Ice Choppers. for SIDE
woIk. Org. lis. Nov .---------77e
SO Sets Bronze Weothentrippins, for
double-huno wood windows. Orig. Vel
200. Nov 6Se
S. Dochshund Foot Scroper. Orig. Vol
I'D, Nov ------------------ Y
1876 Wood Extension Lcddes, CON-
plete rope, pullies ond oil hofdwore
Orig, Val. BATS. Nov lite
$50 Cons Assorted Colors, Marine Point
and Boat vornish. In gallons, quarts ond
Pnts. 18th ond H Only. Orig. Vol Up
TO $3.50 per col. Now. so 20 OFF
IS Prs. Wood Auto Top Carriers, used
ord incomplete. Go. Ave. only. Org.
Vol. 500. Nov ------------l. II
1000 Lin. Fl. Short Lengths Of choin
Link Fence. moy costly be splioed to-
3ether. Except Anocostio----- "a Price
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SPECIAL OFFERING
EAn RAMTn

Add $40 per M It delivery is desired.
40 Aluminium Conjunction Storm and
Screen Doors. Incomplete. Assorted
sizes. Ideal for closing in porches. FolIs
Church Store only. Orig. Vol. 3.95
100, 900 Lin. r. Assorted Wood Mould-
ines. Lengths from 2 TO 5 feet Kiln
dried ponderoso pine.
500 OFF Regular p.
100 Pes. Exs' Sheetroek. Edges slightly
|domooed. 18th ond n only Orig. vot.
per 50. #. &c. Nov -------------3el
S. 500 3D.. r.. knotty Pine PoneIins.
Slightly damaged. 18th ond H ond Go.
Ave Only. Orig. Vol l6c. Now BE
80 Pes. 4'xS' u" Fir PIywood. Corners
Idomooed 18th ond r Only. Orig Vol
1885. Now -------------z.3z
80 Pes. tSome as Abovel ~. Org
lVoi. ATS. Now ----------3.2z
40 Pcs. tSome os AbOve) ~. ORG.
IVol. 9.9l. Now ------------6.32
1900 Pcs. Morrow Strips FOrmieo.
Widths from q TO " lengths from
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5000 VI" Thick Wood Cupboard Doors.
assorted sizes. For condition. Org.
Mol. Up TO 500. Nov 4se
IS Flush Doors. Seconds. 18th end n
Iony. org. Vol. Up to 900 Nov, 2.z2
50 Aluminium Combination Doors. broncI
new, complete except they need new
screen ondfor gloss. 18th end H only
Ono Vol 3995. Nov 2z.2z
100 Assorted Aluminium Tension Screens.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15

flower for your buttonhole,
but it isn't.
It's an unretouched photograph
of the pure white material
that goes into the filter
of one Marlboro cigarette.
This filter is so new in
principle that it took IS
separate patent
applications to protect it.
It screens the smoke
effectively but lets the
honest tobacco flavor
flow through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-17

charged with exceeding so
miles per hour and put up $50
collateral. He elected to go to
court on the charge July 80.
ri Police said the chase began
after one brother left his job
at a lithographing shop and
was Joined by the other around
2 am. Third Precinct police
men w. B. Bowman and r. M.
Boyd said they were sitting in
a scout car at Twenty sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV. when two cars swept by
them going east on the avenue.
The chase led around WASH
ington Circle, where the cars
separated. the policemen said.
They decided to stick behind
the car in which Eugene was
arrested. 1t went west on
Pennsylvania. left on Twenty
fifth, down K. left on Twenty
sixth, down Water street and
around the Lincoln Memorial
to Memorial Bridge.
There the car in which Eu-
gene was seized skidded around
on the pavement made slippery
N "'tv water sprinkler and
stopped. While they were talk
l4.s -. -ugene, the officers said