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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
BABY CHICKS
ATKINS SPECIALS

3l7 acres, one miles from
-rewe on 2 paved FOODS. so
lcres cleaned. bqIonce good
growing timber mostly pine, z
louses. each With bath y cras
lake Only S22. 900 Residence
Vim large living room. modem
<ltqhen. bath. ha dwo6d floors.
III heat Or corner lot near
Main 81, SIS. 200 Also 5-room
some With modern kitchen
o1th. Basement. storm Win
lows and central heat, on edge
" Eormyille. 50. 500 With $500
i0wn ond SIS per month. Also.
4 apartment house near Farm
ville High School with oil heat
hardwood floors and large lot@
aach apartment equipped with
electric ronge and refrigerator.
AFT, 900 Also apartment
house hear Main St, each
wth bath. monthly income MI
Sll0 90, specioI 81 SIS, 500
Aiso beautiful home near Main
$ With large living room, din
ING room modern kitchen. 3
bedrooms and bath on first
floor 2 rooms on SECOND floor,
full basement With both, hard
wood floors. central III heat
and lorqe lot underpriced at
@l3. 500 Also farm. 229 acres
10 miles from FarmvlIe. 30
acres cleared, balance young
pine, z 4 ocres bright tobacco,
broom home, necessary out
b Y il q n 9 81 Sl5.50O Other
homes, forms, ond business
properties Call write, or come
in today.
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FOR liEN


OFFICE space. occupied by D.
| Patteson available around April
Miss Elizabeth Burger, Farmville
2-il-tf
>
APARTMENTS MA one tWo-room. one
Arec-room. both furnished. Phone
FarmVille ZIG. 2-ll-tf
FURNISHED APARTMENT: con
vcniently located heat and water
furnished rent reasonable Green
Front Store. phone Isl 27-6p
OFFICE SPACE second floor
Chanpcll Bulding. Can FarmvIlle
ana D. l-lO-tf
APARTMENT -r 2 rooms, bath at
ll0 aE Second Street First floor,
5000 per month Landon Atkins,
FarmVillc. va I-i0-tf
APARTMENT Furnished apart
ment, heat and water furnished.
Marshall Burger. F'aimyillc.
o-46p
APARTMENT 2 rooms furnished
or unfinished can Mrs. Incz
Cook. 1913 N Virginia 81 Phone 1859
2-l5-4t
APARTMENTS 4 rogfDc ANA hath
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Ft,k SAIL

'RoPhR IY Iae aianIey Farm
o. 100 acres, miles west OF cuids-
WIS good stocl, farm Also the
Robert PAGE farm Of % acres, ;
miles north on Cumberland Road +
acres cultivation. See Or Write. Fred
Aibrlght, Route 4 Diilwyn, va
2-l8-2tp
~ -, -,r.1s- -, no
,t,ixDa a,.o,.a,,,, ,,..,.' 1' W. MI t
WI. sl10o nnli,a,,.I ! ,'.o,,av j
y n ss5aS IT, , ,o1t,,
--~~
HAY 500 bales good sound hay
some lespede2a and some mixed
6ac psf bale n r GiIls, r 4,
GoODRICH NEW THREADS 670 \
p S9-93- plus rccapahle casing. - =
u llfe Co, RtS, 10 afi $50 west
-
$ p + c IAL OFFERS Saturday
Evening Post 60 weeks for s4 10,
III weeks for $lol7. Ladies'
Home Journal % months for
50 80 months for $685.. Jack
And Jlll-l4 months for S3.43. 21I
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

vrginia's area is 4o.8l5 square
niles There are 9l6 square miles
Of inland water. leaving a land area
Of 1889 square miles, Virginia
State Chamber Of Commerce fig
ures show.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

This space is offered without
charge BY The Herald to anyone
who wishes To give something
away Free. 2-1-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
HELP WANTED

ledge Of sewlne and be able to keep
records. Very GOOD salary plus paid
vacation and gecup insurance. 5 day
week. ADPly in person. NH. Collins.
Singer Sewing Center, 224 N. Main
St., FalWville. Va S2-2l-2t
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LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA:
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, rallans oi,e hu,i''tea 'ioo acres
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

VIRGINIA:
II w Circuit court ol Amelia coan-
lY
WILLIAM + wRIGitr Applicant.
vs..
order Of Publication wy tsx ased
ROSA J. NORFLEET Defendant
Richmond Virginia
TO Rosa j Norflect if LIVING. OF if
ehe b. dead then the heirs dcYisees
and successors in utle, if amy ot
Rosa j. Norfleet. who ara made
parties defendant by the general
description Parties Unknown"
You are herehv notified that a
tract Of land containing lots No. II.
y. 10. IA and Il OF block No I. Of
terburn Annex. located in Giles Dis
trict Amelia County. Virginia. was
sold on the 10 day Of February 1889.
for delinquent taxes. levieS. interest
| and cost to the Commonwealth Of
\ Virginia and application for the pur-
| chase thereof has been filed 10 this
office. And it appearing from the
! records in this office that YOU are
i interested in said land. you are
further notified to appear III tou.
months from the date Of this notice
and do what may be necessary to
protect Your interest. ia
Given under my hand this % day
Of January. 1853
A Copy, Teste,
S. l.. FARRAR, JR
Clerk Circuit Court
Amelia County Virginia
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Amelia CouE-
ty.
WILLIAM. + WRIGHT
VS..
Order Of Publication for tax deed
MATHDE H WARD,
Richmond, Virginia
TO Matilde H. Ward. if living, or
il she be dead. then TIE heirs. dew
sees and successors I'D title, if any.
Who are made parties defendant by'
The general description of Parties
/ Unknown
You aIs hereby notified that
tract Of land containing lot M. 15
block B, of Otterburn Annex, located
in Giles District. Amelia County.
Virginia, was sold on the % Of June
1891. for delinquent taxes, levies,
interest and cost to the Common
wealth of Virginia and application
for the purchase thereof has been
filed in this office And it appearing
from the records in this office that
you are interested in said land. yd.t
are further notified to appear III four
lmoaths from the date Of this notice
ard do what may be necessary ID
/ protect your interest.
Given under my hand this @ day
of January, 1858.
A Copy. Teste:.
II s. l.. FARRAR, JR..
Clerk Circuit Court,
Amelia County, Virginia
2-21-4t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

WILLIAM F. WRIGHT
NS
Order q Publication for tax deeds
TT rEF0pn Y GREEN.
p'chn7ond virginia.
m Clifford I Green. If living. or If
ho be dead then the hoi.e. dnviseee
mo successors i'll title. if any. Of
Clifford T. Green. who are made
narties defendant bv the general
description Parties Unknown".
You are hereby notified that a
tract o. land containing lots ". II
and l8 Of Block NO. \, u Otterburn
Annex. located n Giles District.
Amelia County. VIRGINIA. WAS sold
on the 10 day Of February 1899. for
DELINQUENT taxes, levies. interest and
cost to the Commonwealth OF Viz
~inia and apnlication for the pur-
chase thereof has been filed in this
office. And it apnearirg from the
records in this Office that YOU are
interested IN said land YOU are
further notified TO appear in four
months from the date Of this notice
and do what may be necessary to
protect your interest.
Given under my hand this . day
Of January. 1853.
A Copv, Teste
s. IN. FARRAR JR.
Clerk Circuit Court
Amelia County, Virginia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
SEIlN


SERVICE DEPARTMENT If It can
be fixed. W. can fix M All work
guaranteed. The only thing cheap
about orr service IL our price.
III ,.r,,.nD va 1-ai-tf
~~~--------~~
REDUCING biz appointment Annie
W.. PI.ncv graduate MasScuse
Phone l6G 2-s8p
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aF1'r f--S l''1t'idaaliy ae'l ''',u
appoE'S lof iI'eA ana women, Al'liie
ihtitf' ieRis1tieh ootset'eitt
1h0Nc 4G8 1-41p
Ma. 1i III iioi'ipt a'.'' 'sfts''"t st' Nj
- On aHy eleceiical ap'ilan y
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CARD OF THANKS

TURNER WISH To express my
thanks and appreciation to my doc
tors and nurses friends and neigh
bos ion food. cards. gifts and flow-
ers aud FOL every deed Of kindness
shown me during nv recent sick
ness NAV God bless each ana every
one Mrs r. j Turner a2l lt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

! RESIDENCE Z n apartment
house, close III Automatic heat
? FOUR APARTMENT HOUSE
In CreWe. extra large lot. on
main highway.
; TWO APARTMENT HOUSE Il
Iii CreWe within one block Of
school and churches
I LOT on hard-suriace road
graded , miles from F'aInville
BRIGHT TOBACCO FARM
100 acres with asa acres allot-
ment good outbuildings. on
hard surface road III Prince
Edward County Reasonable
MODERN DWELLING J
Years old. mile from Farm
vile on hard-surface road
now used as apartments, Sc
parate entrance
5-ROOM DWELLING Large
lot.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

=
WE install Ceramic and Plastic
Tie Bath Rooms and Floor Tiles
We sell building materials. w
build homes. Bids or prices cheer
fully given Phone 7O6-J. Ayers
Building & Supply Co.. 3-8-tf (FD
>~~-
FOR SERVICE on Briggs & Stra-
con. Clinton. Lauson. Power Pro-
ducts. mowers and all your small
power equipment, call 1898. Shana-
berger and Sons, Farmville
7-19-tf If
BuTCHER1NG meat processing,
deep Freeze supplies. Burger y
Market, Falmville. Va l-l7-20p fF3
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
Classified Rates

All copy must be n The
Herald office by Wednes-
doy noon for Friday pub
lection.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

sion Solid blue finish. Rode
low rlleoge One
Owner
S1,aA5.o0
1855 CHEVROLET
lDf, o-Cyl 'IwQ-tone color
Rddio. heoter Fully ecu pped
SI.o75.0O
1855 FORD
4 Dr Sqstonlide V8 Fofdo-
matte Transmission r. d u j.
heater t~o tone- coFor ReaO
clean
s1.425.oo
1855 PONTIAC
z pr, Chieftain 4ydranaal 4
radio. Heater iva
enc rolor Ona owner Low
slo75.oo
1854 CHEVROLET
q Or Bel All
Saa5.CC
1853 CHEVROLET
2 Dr BEL ANU
o45.C0
1853 CHEVROLET
3 or. f2lO4
s54s-oO
1859 PLYMOUTH
= Or 5cvoy
s4950o
1858 DODGE
4 DR.
S495.oO
1852 PLYMOUTH
4 DR.
S345.oO
1852 sTUDEBAKER
4 Or {Overdrive)
$4,000
1851 PONTIAC
SlS5.00
1850 NASH
$4,000
l945 CHEVROLET
$500
1857 CHEVROLET
Zion Truck
S2195.OO
1854 CHEVROLET
2-Ton Truck
SIT 45.OO
1854 CHEVROLET
"a Ton Truck
S7A5.O0
1851 CHEVROLET
2-TCn Truck
SI25.OO
Washington Sale Special
1881 Ford Stdtion Wagon Wit
radio. heater good tires. reod
to Gol Only
Stote License Plates and tie
/ gallons Of gas furnished FIRE
/ with oil cars and trucks sol
On Friday al d Saturday, Fet
ruafy 2lst and 22nd.
Newman | CI,eyroIe
Sales c corporation
FormvilIe, Virginia
Telephones 264-265
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
RICHARD WOOD

DplFnfant
The object of this snit "a " obtain
FIR the connlainant from the de-
PENDANT \ divorce from me bond of
matrlmony on the ground Of deser-
ton
An affidavit having been made
and filed according TO law. stating
that due DILIGENCE has been used by
or on behalf IF thc nlaintiff ID A.
certain In what county or corpora
ton the defendant. Richard wood is.
without effect and further that il is
believed that the said defendant Is
not residen. Of the State Of Vir-
rinia: Therofore. II Is ordered that
I'M said Richard Wood do appear
within ten 'o DAYS after dua PUB.
Ncation Of this order and do what
NAV be necessary To protect his i'll.
tereSts herein
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
BRICKERT
OIL COMPANY

3o5 W. Bird St. Phi. 2s3
70. DeoIe' License No. 156
FormviIIe. Va.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
RECESSION ENDING

From numerous quarters come encouraging ne"s' ~"
of us who have been worried less we become enguheo III d
fulLblown depression have been treasured. And While we are
not positive that the recession has touched absolute bottom
many think that it has.
And one can be fairly certain that this readJustmenl
was q recession. and is not 10 be another depresslon-wmch
is one source of relief to the worried. Spending IS remaining
high. Government spending is Increasing and pay raises have
been granted millions. Inventories are decreasing IN many
areas and production has picked up in some.
Tbara are MANY predictions now that a business up
turn win be felt in the autumn. The summer Will be SLOW
TO be sure. but if the upturn is to be felt in autumn, then,
that is NOT far away. The official forecast is for the cost OF
living to remain relatively stable.
We might have seen the worst OF the recession. AND as
long as there is something to look forward to that IS better
it is encouraging In many areas the farmer has already eN-
perienced better times this spring, though not IN all.
From the political standpoint, the ending OF the reces-
sion could be a blessing. From the economic standpoint, the
upturn will be good news to all Americans. Inc uniteo
States. in these times of challenge from Communism, GER
tainlv cannot afford a depression. The recession has been
worry enough.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16

roles, it is interesting to note that Colman preferred that OF
Sidney Carton in "A Tale of Two Cities and the unforget-
able Beau Geste".
But he made many movies and played opposite the great
female stars from the days just after World War l to the
days just after the Korean War-a span of some thirty-five
years. And he was recently voted second best among all
male actors of the century. Charlie Chaplain was first and
Laurence Olivier tied Colman for second place)
A good entertainer, with discretion, good taste, and the
ability to maintain interest and suspense, is a rarity. Such
an actor was Ronald Colman and in his passing the screen
loses one of its great talents.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
ATOM TALKS WITH SOVIET

United States scientists will adj
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
RONALD COLMAN

Though it has been some time now, we cannot let the
death of Ronald Colman pass without a word We liked the
way one newspaper reporter described him, as one VINO
"cet the standard for class on the screen"
Colman, a native of Britain and a veteran OF World war
7 who saw action at the first battle of Ypres, had a debonalr
charm that always gave his film portrayal an element OF
interest above the average level
He never starred in a flop, so far as we know, and the
restrained sophisticate he invariably suggested won the
hearts Of movie fans in all parts of the world. OF all his
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
DEMOCRATIC GAIN SEEN

The National Committee Tor an
Effective Congress predicted re-
Gently that the Democrats would
gain in next falls Congressional
elections and that as a conse-
quence there would be a swing
in Democratic party control away
from the South.
The committee, a private, non
profit organization, said this de-
velopment would have a "libera-
lizing' effect on the party, but
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
INQUIRY VOTED

The Senate has voted to au-
thorize its Commerce Committee
to undertake a 100000 investi-
cation of national transportation
policies.
The resolution calls for a study
of Government regulatory policy,
ownership and merger of trans
~portation concerns. Government
aid programs and passenger serv-
ice.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
OF ATOOM

The House Of REPRESENTATIVES,,
by a 345-12 vote, has approved
legislation permitting the United
States to share nuclear weapons
secrets with close military allies.
The legislation now goes to the
Senate, where it is expected to
be approved shortly despite some
opposition. The bill had been re-
quested by the Administration.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16

wise the Western delegation at
the forthcoming Geneva talks on
policing a nuclear test ban. In
Guided among these advisers will
be three seismologists.
In addition to the scientists,
there will be political advisers
from the State Department and
representatives from the Defense
Department and the Atomic En-
ergy Commission.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
Washington Notes

also would create headaches
for its leadership.
1t said a Democratic victory
was generally accepted" The
only question, according to the
committee, is how many seats
the Democrats will pick up in
each House.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
8 STATES ADD TO JOB AID

Three more states have signed
agreements with the Labor De-
partment that will permit their
long-term unemployed to receive
temporary Federal aid.
The three - Delaware, Indiana
and Maryland - bring the total
50 far to nine states and the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
RADAR TO SPOT SATELLITE

The Defense Department has
announced that it plans to have
in operation by the end of the
year a radio-radar network that
could detect even a silent satel-
lite passing over the United
States.
Work will begin Immediately
according 10 the announcement
made by the departments Ad-
vanced Research Projects AGENCY
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
SAVINGS INCREASE

The Government has confirmed
what many business men have
believed all along - people
saved more of their cash in the
first quarter of this year.
The Federal Home Loan Bank
Board reported that savings of
the cash type savings accounts,
Government savings bonds and
life insurance, were at a record
rate in the first quarter, higher
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16

Just received shipments of
fresh candy from Whitman's and
Russell Stover's. Stover's assert
ed chocolates for S1.15 up a
pound and the famous Whitman
Sampler only $500. Turner Drug
Co. 25-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
NEW STAMP

The Post Office Department
has made an announcement to
the effect that the 8-cent version
of the forthcoming Simon Boil
var champion of Liberty" stamp
would feature a design in red,
blue and golden ochre. This de-
nomination of the stamp is de-
signed for international mail. 1t
will also be issued in an ochre-
colored Accent denomination for
domestic use. Both stamps will
have their first-day sale July "a.
ATOM TALKS WITH SOVIET
At least a dozen prominent
United States scientists will adj
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16

than even the wartime peak
reached in 1914.
Evening star., 1958-04-23
4ovourrs 70 A BHAo>>

caught In q
shower of flowers
Our vsy private garden Of lovely
lingerie coIorsd by O lush voristy OF
peoples and daisies.
D. Low backed cotton coat With
daisy print softly fitted. Sizes
81 70 36. l7.95
{. Scoop neck POPPY pslonolr with
bowed back, in q blend Of Doeron-
nyIon cotton. Small and medium.
1875
Matching POPPY print woItz-lenoth
gown. Sizes 81 TO IS. 800
2. WoItz gown with daisy print
bodice and full skirt. White in O
blend Of docron-nyIon-eotton. Sizes
52-36. 500
6. Matching bikini shortie in q vivid
poppy print; small and medium.
500
WGL-linoerie. 3rd Floor
oIso Chevy Chose, Corners
and Alexondro
Evening star., 1958-04-23

Enjoy Around the world in
Four Hours"
the Annual Embassy Tour sponsored
for the Goodwill Industries OF Wosh-
ington, Saturday, April 26, ZOO TO
600 pm. Tickets, 300. Send check
payable to Goodwill Guild" TO Mrs.
True D. Morse, 52O7 Westwood Drive,
Washington Is, D. c.
Evening star., 1958-04-23

orchids 10 you
while they lost.
compliments OF
Chormfit's
Miss Koy Meal,
consulting stylist
visiting our
Washington Store
ApriI 23 10 IS,
$50 o.m. 10 s pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-03

FoRD 'AJ hunllner eonysft,. $3.50
terms. 10. a.atst, 30. f.aIta,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-03

1877. sKiFf, heavily built Of
svayl. $3.50 or sei. oisf, Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-03
FORD SO
Bank ReDoSSeSSion

bdIlk hepOSSeSSlOn
Reliaels party to make payment
down with good credit.
LYNN MOTORS, INC.
300l 18th st. NV. AD. 4-4646
FORD so custemized Tudor; black,
vi oi.W 4. tITsS; T. and h. Best Ofier'
FORD $50 Ranch Wasen; low mile
agei must sell; come see, First
reas. ofIer takes. HE. A-7306.
FORD 1910 convertible; radio and
healr, GOOD condition. JE, ATTIC.
F SIi.., lsS :ss:i' sssnJ? s,4Ss' w. w.
FORD SO PairianS Tudor EeFde;;
matte 7. ana h., 1000 actual
p.n,.' RA. s.siSs. ~ "''' .
FORD 81 rudor; std. shift. SEAS,
WRIGHT MOTORS, INC, $500
R. l, ave. ne, Ia, $4,000.
FORD '53 VS. ctry. sed. wagon ;
PASS; exceptionally asking book /:
$40; will trade. IA. 1854,
FORD SO Fairiane Fordor VS.; T.
Bird engine; Fofdonstic, r. and
h. 2 tone, safety dash, tinted
glass; Sl,495, MR.. BROWN, Di.
7-S695, RE. B-5185.
FORD 1887 Country Sedan station
wagon; VS., fully equip. power
steering, Fordomatie; 10000 ac-
tual mi; $2,1eS. he. 4-0246.
FORD $50 Ranch wagon; auto.
trans, Y, h.; low MI. very clean.
JU 5-57l1.
FORD 80 cow; GOOD running
condition; Needs new top, Price.
Il. p. HHiHES, R sinssS we We,
phone Herndon iss.
FORD 1858 v.sOcustemlins Tudor
nm, r.. and h: engine completely
oyerhauled. Best offer OV. g.
AIS after 9 pm.
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condition. N l.l3Hs,
PACKARD b4 Clipper A-dooF 90.
dan, good cond owner 10 settle
s.!s9 $3.50 or beat ofier' OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-03

Fea5g. Pa 'ss o, ss.,sm n EsFas.j :suip,i
FonD ieks r.lrlans $500 haTd.
TOP; fully eQulpped;. purchased
~ zs@ssss esol BRAVE psF's'
HoRD 'ka eupllner eonysFt,: $3.50
looAa and rides wond,i yordoulatlf
terms 10. a-atsi, 10. i.sata'
F0nD se eohvert.; ysry sharp,
fully eauippeai ! % choose from
Al,ieA. piNEY BRANCH Mo-
wiiiss.lassd, teiissh, jU' s.sSas,'
You'd 'Sa y.e Ranch wagon oris
On, r. and H.: like new; come sec
sos. PfNKY BRANCH MoToRs,
Authorised Dealers for Wlliyt.
Llayd -ooliath, 10, b-s5ab.
r0hn 90, tudor; Z. and IL, iighI
srfen' .s,.u. tires, 81. thlft, fgl
S e. 3 l hoJ 1884 20 W s''''
FORn ~, Fairlane 500 e-dr; wa
tordomatlc, power tteerlng. :. and
hi loaded With accessories, la,0M
% ssis slisr' IA, 'S.6iog.' si'"'
F0nD 1855 cow: all white win
9 new orion TOP with q y VI. guar,
n.ss; q A.. power ateeting anc
sashsE iAtsIior, ThIs car 4 part
NAfioNAL AuTo sRoKERs
$500 Ga, ave, NV. tn. SssS77.
rQnb sC, v-s tudor; blue. rum
1nRsh,s3ass i,e,STSosSso wna, 81 week
FORD '67 Country Sedan 4-dr
yasoni v-e, rordomatie, radio
heater. power strg,, undereoati
sayeEed: under II, 900 nj: owner
eoins asfeaa; $4,000, Phone kE
GOLIATH sedans and station was.
ons, bA models nov on display
AZ rINEY BRANCH MOToRS,
sos Pines Branch rd.. 20. b.sb2b
HILLMAN 1855 California hardtop,
Bells Price ssas, Ter terms ~ 70 'i sui
RELL MOTORS
SOTO wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 0-saOc
HILLMAN 1883 lnevi; si.8sa
JACK PRY. 1918 Conn. or l6th
and Pa. ave, Sc.
nUDs0N 1919 t-dr. e-eyi.: radio,
gs sssssf 5000 e0nd'' ssS' IN
HUDSON noRNET 1881 S-dr. se.
dan pri9 owner. GOOD cond. al
Evea,, UN. 4-49Oe. weekdays, ST
3.33l3.
HUDSON 'b5 Hornet; 1.dr., 7, snt
Rsi 81 ~ aJ yfes 'Di isc. : .scS
". !. ave. ne. LA. p-a0OO.
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CADILLAC 1888 Fleetwood sedan
equipped; $1,000. LU. 2-0lla.
1855, 4-dr. 'e2": full
power, wonderful condition. Low
mtleaee. ,eeb terms. 10. 2-242l
10. l.n1Ah. A.
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CADILLAC 80 sed. 10000 mi.
tS ion s sssSH tfa dec wS Ss's S.4S ~;
CADILLAC '53 a-dr.: By OWNER;
low mllease, hargaln. larms; car