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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
Beavers Split Pair With Defiance
To Stay on Even Keel i'm MOL Chase

The Bluffton Beavers sliced a
pair of weekend games with De-
fiance to stay at the 500 mark
after two weeks of Mid-Ohio
baseball play.
They play their first home Sc
ries of the season this week end,
meeting the F'indlay Oilers Fri
day and Saturday. The Oilers
have nested in the conference
basement with an 0-4 record.
They are the only MOL club
without a victory.
Jim Knox went all the way
against Defiance on Friday, post
ing his second win of the young
season. He struck out eight
walking only two. Knox yielded
nine hits to the Yellowjackets.
Bluffton picked up only eight
hits but they punched them prop,
erly for maximum effect. Def.
ance contributed five errors to
the Beavers cause.
The big splurge came in the
eighth inning. Berry singled and
stole second, then Garverick was
hit by a pitched ball. Gene Van
Orsdall chased them home with
a triple and Milt Lee pushed him
in with a single.
Harvey Porter was the victim
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
Pirates Win First Two Games,
Including Shutout Of Grove

singled, Larry Marshall was safe
on an error, Lewis and Owen
Ziessler singled and the Beavers
contributed another error to
close the proceedings.
The Beavers packed away,
scoring one run in each of the
last three innings, but Diller
picked the tying run off second
base in the seventh inning to end
the game.
Lewis and Logan each had two
singles, Diller, Marshall, Ziessler
and George Burkholder each had
one for the Pirates. Diller fan
ned seven and walked five. He
gave up seven hits.
Gary Beck, the Beaverdam
pitcher, struck out Is and walked
three but he was hampered by
Indifferent fielding support. He
helped himself out by leading the
Beaver sluggers with a triple and
a single.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23

Making their best start in
several seasons, the Bluffton
Pirates swept off to two straight
victories last week, one a county
tournament game with Beaver
dam.
Although held hitless for four
and two-thirds innings they de-
feated Columbus Grove % then
moved on to clip the Beavers rs
two days later.
Larry Marshall and Mike Diller
combined to throw the shutout
against Columbus Grove. The
freshman Marshall worked the
first six innings, then Diller came
on to protect the Bluffton lead
in the seventh.
Marshall struck out three and
walked three, yielding five hits.
Diller set the side down in order
during his innings, striking out
two of the three he faced.
Kenny Logan, who had a per-
feet day at the plate with g
triple, double and two walks
shattered the hitless spell being
woven by the Bulldogs Wood
clipping out his triple with two
out in the fourth.
Logan scored the opening rur
in the first inning as the Pirates
used three walks and some shod.
dy fielding for their first score
An insurance run was added ir
the sixth on walk, followed by
a two bagger by Ramon Lewis
Experience Counts
Coach Joe Harris picked the
experienced Diller to pitch the
tournament opener against Bea-
verdam and he responded by set
ting them down with seven hits.
Logan, who got on base every
time he came up in the first two
games, scored three times gainst
the Beavers. He banged out two
singles, walked and was safe on
an error in four trips.
The Pirates spurted for three
runs in the first inning. Logan
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23

of non-support Saturday as he
lost a five-hitter 80.
The winners scored twice in
the first on a hit batsman, dou-
BILE and a single but Bluffton
came back to tie it in the third
inning. A hit batsman, walk, sim
gle by Lee and an error bought
the tie but Defiance pushed
across the winner in the last of
the third on two walks and two
singles.
The two pitchers traded goose
eggs the rest of the way. Por.
ter was saved further embarrass.
ment by a pair of fancy catches
Lee in centerfield faded almost
completely out of sight to turr
a home run into harmless fly
ball and first baseman Chet For
aker made a fine diving catch
of line drive.
Porter struck out two anc
walked two. Each team made
one error.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
Sheep Mgnt.
Program Slated

A discussion and demonstration
of sheep management will be
held April % on the Dillon John
son farm. route A, Lima, it was
announced this week by county
extension agent Calvin Leim-
bach.
The program will include dis
cussions and demonstrations on
general sheep management feed
ing, parasite and disease con-
troll. A practice judging contest
will be held.
The program is open to FLA
and All members. parents. ad,
visors and others interested. The
program begins at 7:30 p. m.
The Johnson farm is on Bowsher
road in Auglaize county. one-hali
mile south of Ft Amanda road.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
Merchant Cdgers
Thank Sponsors

Harry Klay, coach of the Bluff
ton Merchants, who recently COM
pleted a victorious 28-10 season,
has thanked the local merchants
sponsoring the independent cage
team this winter.
Backing them during regular
season play were: Brooke Motor
Sales, The Bluffton News. the
Diller Funeral Home, c. F. Mis-
wander and Son, Koontz Sinclair,
the Basinger Funeral Home,
Steiner Stockyard, the Bluffton
Stone company, Basinger Furni-
ture store and Geiger and Diller.
Sponsoring them in tournament
play were: Swank Barber Shop,
Lugibihl Newsstand, Leland Dill
Ter Insurance, Hauenstein Plumb
and Heating, Garmatter Recrea-
ton and Basinger's Meat Mar
ket.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
LAYMAN LEAGUE

Blatz ", Benton Ridge Meth.
Men 3Hs; Diller Insurance 3,
Niswander Imp. 1; Citizen Bank
0, Mt. Cory Meth. Men d; Bob's
Recreation 1, Chuck & Demp's
g.
High Individual Games - B,
Kisseberth 1852, K. Jackson
1873, d. Boehe, 1872 j. Cartwright
178, Don Martz 180, Ike Clements
1856.
High Individual Series = c.
Swank 157-183-162 for a 502, N
Powell 147-158-214 for a SIG, H
Helmlinger 178-181-157 for E
SIG, B. Meyer 196-191-169 for &
$50, r. Crowford 172-148-184 for {
504, r. Irwin 184-158-173 for {
SIS.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23

Outdoor movies screened by
Lou Klewer, outdoors editor of
The Toledo Blade, will be one of
the features of the Community
Sportsmen's club fish fry to be
held Friday evening in the town
hall.
The movie will be "The Zoo
That Is Africa" Taken in South
and Southwest Africa, it features
native mine dances, bird life and
wildlife in the Kruger National
Park, as well as bushman cave
paintings.
Sportsmen's club plans for the
annual Rainbow Trout Derby and
the summer fishing program will
also be discussed at the fish fry
The program, which begins al
8 p. M, will be open to the public
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
Independent Nine
To Organize Here

Tryouts for an independent 10
cal baseball team will begin Sun
day at / p. m. on the college
baseball diamond, it was an
nounced this week.
The club is being organized for
all players beyond high school.
Fred Amstutz and Don Leiber
are organizing the club.
The club will play most OF
their games on the road this
year. Any groups seeking games
are asked to contact Leiber or
Amstutz.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
First Golf Tourney
To Be Held in Mdy,

The first tournament of the
year at the BlufftOn golf
course will be a twO-flight
affair for members only, pro-
fessiOnal Ken Mast said this
week. The tourney will be
held In May.
Open tournaments will be
held later in the season and
another membership tourna.
ment may be held In late
summer when handicaps have
been established, he said.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
CLASSIC LEAGUE

Steinman TV Towers 1, Swank' S
Barber 3; Crows 5 to LOO Store
1, Clark's Buick 8; Blufftor
Stone Co. 1, Pats Barber 8;
Goodwin's Insurance 4, McCrate
Ford 0.
High Individual Games - J.
Reichenbach 202, A. Kleman 1872
H. Conrad 1856, w. Steiner 209
w. Schroeder 185.
High Individual Series - K
Hoffman 179-171-176 for a SIG, w
Welty 217-156-162 for a 535, B
Crow 190-169-154 for a 513, d
Clark 211-175-224 for GLIB, G.
Welty 151-183-175 for a 500.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23

tanning the conference crown
looks dark this year. He continued
that the Beavers are very much
in the running and victory would
taste even sweeter this year,
when it is harder to reach.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
Lack Of Depth Handicaps Beavers in First
Two Triangular Track Meets Of New Season

The next outing for the college
thinclads, weather permitting,
will be Saturday at Heidelberg
when they meet Kenyon and the
Student Princes in another tri-
angular meet.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
HoOT OWL LEAGUE

Mt. Cory Elevator 1, Rawsor
Merchants 3; Z Up 1, Reichley's
B; Millager Cut Rate 3, Steiner
Stock Barn 1; Triplett 3, South
Gate Rec. 1.
High Individual Games = Falk
1913, Kennedy $50, Carmack 1872
High Individual Series - M
Fett 174-193-223 for a $50, J. Freed
154-179-178 for 511, T. Stacy
148-214-176 for a 53S, A. Schaaft
224-220-148 for a 500, P. German
1S6-140-175 for a sol.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
TRAVELLERS LEAGUE

South Gate Lanes 2, Bluffton
Stone Co. No. 2 2; Ind. Towel Co.
2, Sohio 2; Beaverdam Firemen
No. 1 1, Kinsinger Produce g.;
Beaverdam Firemen No. 2 2,
Page Dairy 2.
High Individual Games - D.
Kuhn 179, ]. Weyer It's, K.
Phillips 1877. K. Kirkland 1876, T.
Osting 202.
High Individual Series M.
Mueller 183-167-179 for a 529, Bob
King 223-188-133 for a 544, Clair
Bucher 193-164-165 for a 500, B.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23

Although handicapped by q
lack of depth this season, the
Bluffton college track team won
one of the two triangular meets
they entered last week before
cold weather returned to halt
track activities.
After finishing third in a tri-
angular meet at Ohio Wesleyan
on Wednesday they rebounded to
a victory in a meet with Mid-Ohio
rivals Ohio Northern and Def
ance on Saturday.
EIbert Dubenion took Bluff
tons only first in the Ohio Wes-
leyan meet, winning the 100 yard
dash in 9.8 seconds.
He lost photo finish 220 yard
dash to the Battling Bishops
splendid Bob Davis. Dubenion
and Davis were both clocked in
21.8, with Davis winning by a
whisker.
Dubenion also took a second
place in the broad jump, with a
21'41a" leap and ran the anchor
leg on an $50 relay team which
turned in a sharp 1921 clocking.
Wesleyan won the relay with a
1:30 and Otterbein finished third.
Taking second places for the
Beavers were Dorla Warvel in
the pole vault, Ted Berky in the
half mile, Bill Farley in the high
jump and John Gundy in the
quarter mile. Freshman Bill
Lape grabbed a fourth in the
broad jump.
First Time Flash
One of the features of Bluff
tons two meets last week wa
slender Phil Locke, running TIT
mile for the first time in his life
He turned in a A: SO clocking ol
the fine Ohio Wesleyan track
then zoomed to a victory on tn
slow Ohio Northern track thre,
days later.
Bluffton took the Mid-Ohio tri
angular with 711s points to 60 TO
ONU and 311a for Defiance.
Dubenion won the 100 and tn
220 and placed second to Lape il
the broad jump. Lape also tieC
for second in the high jump
which Farley won with a 5'11
leap.
John Gundy won the 440 anc
placed second to Dubenion in The
220 and Berky was runnerup il
the half mile. Ken Van Gunter
won the two mile, with JOIN
Observation-Disclosures third.
The amazing Locke won the
mile, with Bob Myers, another
surprising first timer, finishing
second. Warvel finished second il
the pole vault, Farley third il
the high hurdles and Lape thir
in the 440.
Despite the success against tn
conference schools, coach Ke
Mast said the path towards re
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23

High Individual Games - Mar
ilyn Augsburger 100, Cleora
Golden 1873, Lou Ann Palte 162,
Mary Jane Eikenbary 153, June
Rockey 149.
High Individual Series -Cleora
Golden 495, Marilyn Augsburger
467, Wilma Neueschwander 405,
Lou Ann Palte 394, Mary Jane
Eikenbary 389.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
TRIPLETT LEAGUE

Rockettes won three from the
Jewels; Triplettes won two
from the SkilinerS, with a tie in
the game; Hot Rodders won two
of three from the 5-Ts. High
team series, 5-Ts, 1892.
Present STANDINGS
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23

Hauter 217-171-133 for a 521, T.
Croft 134-196-207 for a SGT, j.
Badertscher 139-173-204 for a SIG.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
LEAGUE BOWLING
WEEK OF APRIL 1913

Which 186-211-121 for a SIS, B.
Wheeler 133-203-180 for a SIG.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23
TWI-LITE LEAGUE

Koontz Sinclair 8, Ex-Cell-O
No. 2 1; Clevenger 1, Mt. Cory
Sportsman 3.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-23

High Individual Games - B.
Deerhake 178, j. Herman 1913, ].
Berry 203, c. Green 180, B. Gan
der 189.
High Individual Series - K.
Parish 176-163-176 for a SOC, D.
Daley 194-140-170 for a 504, D.
Rockey 165-176-163 for a 5O4, M
Mueller 185-175-154 for a SD, T.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-21
FOR SALE

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PLANTS. well rooted in individual
containers Tomatoes; Big Boy. Mar
globe. Rutgers. etc; pepper. egg-
plant. hybrid cucumbegs and all
kinds of flower plants. Carriers Flow
er Shop, ll6 W. ard Street, Phone
SOC Farmville- l-2l-tf
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MID WEEK SPECIALS just re-
celved load of good new and used
mattresses Gong at half price.
Good selection Of good used refrie-
orators GF, Hotpoint and other
famous names s495o up. Good used
wood range GOING at half price Five
piece dlnette set including table and
! chairs $3.50 Chaise lounge. $3.50.
Baby bed with water proof mattress.
S22 % HODGES and Dowdy Furniture
Company. Phone 81 Second Street,
Fafnlfllie Virginia. i-1l-lt
TRUCK IS Dodge dump truck
extra good tires. new paint. excel
TENT condition. price $4,000. H. vi
Williams. Jr Pamplin, Va. 4-2l-lp
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AVON COSMETICS

f7a5 InmedioFe opening for
mature wcmon to service good
Avon territory in Leigh, Lock-
EFT end Prospect MogesteroI
Districts IL Prince Edward
Q ounty Pleasant dlgnfied
w0fk.
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FOR SALE

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LOTS On Trices Lake. Call Ben
Trice, Crewe, Phone 2l01 in day or
6406 at night. 4-2l-2t
ONE Of the finer things of life ~
Blue Lustre carpet and upholstery
cleaner Home Furniture Company.
i2l-lt
HOMECOMFORT wood and coal
ranges Wood. coal and electric
combined Also water systems.
Write Box 2l23. Lynchburg. Va.
4-ol-lOp
SHRUBBERY - evergreenS, Pyra-
cantha, azalea. Mrs. Fielder Hub
bard, Rice. Va. Phone 30O1-W.
3-27-tf
LAWN MOWER Self-propelled 81"
Toro Sportsman. Reel Type, A Cycle
E. $. Engine, Al condition, $1,000
Johns Equipment Company, Farm
vile, Virginia. 4-l7-tf
POTTED PLANTS. all kinds, toma-
70 plants and flower plants, brought
down from our green house daily.
Collins Florist. phone 49, Farmville.
4-l4-3p
BOATS. like new. used only 3 mo.
One-thlrd off original cost. Hodges
& Dowdy Furniture Co., phone 81,
FaimTllle. 4-l4-tf
TRAILER - 5xl0 trailer. with hitch
cart and spare tire. $4,000. Can be
seen at 6l5 Lonewood Avenue, Farm
Vile. 4-lO-4t
HORSES One registered Ameri-
can-Saddle Bred filly, 6 yrs. chest
NUT Blood lines Of Leatherwood
King and Kalarama Colonel. Also
one four GATED. 10 year old gelding.
Golden chestnut. white markings.
semitic and safe, a perfect pleasure
horse Both horses have been shown
IN and around Richmond. Write Nor
wood s Jones. Elcrson. Va. or call
Richmond Pioneer 6-5354. 4-lO-4t
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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE

FARM 23l acres Cumberland
County II miles Farlnyllle, AL
Burley and Dark. III. Wheat, II
Barley. large house. large stock
barn. other btiIlolngs. lights and wa
ter. " G. Canada. Agent. III West
Third Street Farmville. va 4-2l-ip
OIL STOVE 3 burner. used Miss
Bette Daniel, Phone 81 W 4-l7-2tp
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FOR SALE


OR RENT Wheel chairs, hospital
beds. crutches, canes, or sick room
needs. Gray'S Drug Store, Farm
Vile 6-2O-tf
EMERSON - r o-phonograph
combination, table model. Automatic
4-speed record changer. Used about
8 mo. Like new. Sold for Sl29 %,
now $685.. Can be seen at Smitty
Brothers. 3-3-tf
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READER s DIGEST II issues for
81 81. New and new Gift subscrip-
tons only. H. v Lancaster, Jr.. 408
High Street, Farmville, Phone 1897.
4-3-3p
FARM EQUIPMENT. Your Fergu-
son, New Holland and New Idea
dealer Taylor Sales, Inc, Farm
vile. Va. 9-26-i
9 ACRES land near Simplicity. If
interested Call keySville 2i43 around
4 pm 1Zl-lt
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HELP WANTED

~~e~~-~~N-p~S-Sr>>-~~~>s
EXPERIENCED mechanic or body
man. Write Box 965 or Phone ll9,
Amelia, Virginia for personal inter-
view. 421 -4p
WOMEN - Two survey girls needed
in their area. must have dependa-
Die car. Work s hours a day, will
pay Sl.50 per hour. Call 3O32-W be-
tween and 8 pm. only. 4-l4-tf
WANTED MAN OR WOMAN. full or
part time. to serve Watkins Nation
ally Advertised Products to rural
customers in S. Cumberland County.
Earnings up to $4,000 per week pos
sible from the start Free Life In
slFance Plan. Should be over Is
years Of age. Car or light truck ne
cessary. Write The ]. R. Watkins
Company. r. O. Box No. SOIL. Rich
mond, Virginia. 42l-3t
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KePlY
MRS. SHIRLEY HANCOCK
SiminoIe Drive
Madison Heights, Va.
Sell Knapp Aerotred Shoes
Full Time or Port Time

.Earn uP II 5000 Weekly selling
tan1ous nationally advertised
Knapp hif-Cushioned Shoes.
Established trode. Complete
iine Of Sport. Work, Dress
Shoes for Men and Women.
Biz daily commissions plus
n12nthly pr0fit-shoring pIon
and insurance protection under
new liberal Security Benefit
Plan Finest factory fitting SER
vi6e n America Here Is Your
opportunity 10 enjoy financial
lndependence in q sound, pro
ftG6le business of your own
Complete selling equipment
furnished free Write today TO
} s CLAYTON, Knapp Bros,
Broekton 6l Massachusetts
4-2 -4t
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HELP WANTED

WOMAN to help in small business
establishment on Eastern Shore.
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell, New Can
ton, va. 4-2l-1t
WORKER farm and hatchery,
must have eood references and
qualifications Apply in person Will
lle Welchlln, Rt. |, Box IL. Farm
Vllle. va. 4-2l-1p
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FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES & Typewrit-
ers. Southside Business Machines,
Corner of Main and High Streets,
Farmville. 8-8-tf
lockwood - 3 and it. S. 90. You
dig them. A. j. Thompson, mi.
North of Farmville on Rt. As.
4-N-6tp
CHICKS = Rhode Island Red baby
chicks. These are good layers. Just
what you need for your farm flocks.
Buckingham Farm Supply, Phone
YU-3-2551, DillWyn, Va. 3-10-tf
SEED - Complete line garden seed,
field seed and hybrid corn. Buck
ingham Farm Supply. Phone YU-3-
255l. DlllWyn, Va. 3-l0-tf
HOUNDS two large black and
ian, one male, one female. Can be
broken easily. Tags are supplied
Maybe bought chcaply. Thomas e.
Brown. Rt. |, Box 30, Farmville, Va.
4-l7-3p
GUARANTEED USED TIRES S.. 50.
B. & B. Tire Company, Rts. Is &
400 West, phone l52, Farmville. Va.
4-17-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

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SHOES LOST Mans black
dress. size &c on Longwood Avenue.
Reward, call Farmvine ll02.
4-2l-1t
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Auction Sale

H. K COBB homo on Spruce Street
70 be sold at public auction. satn-
day May 2, at pm. to Settle es-
tate of the late Mrs H. K Cobb
House has six rooms and bath with
approximately 80 l45 foot Tot.
Sale on the premises. w w. Dicker-
son, auctloneer 4-l46p
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FOR RENT

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APARTMENT for rent: Randolph
Street heated Kayton Fuel Co.
4-2l-3t
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APARTMENT first floor, four
rooms. Available June |. 30l High
st. 4-l7-4t
TWO ACRE allotment Of dark fired
tobacco land within one mile of
Farmville Write Box 1877 Bedford.
Virginia 4-3-tf
LARGE, second floor area. viii rent
entire floor, or split into Offices. On
Third Street within block Of Main
Street u. w Bloomfield. scott
OFFICE SPACE second floor
Chappell Building. Call Farmville
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HOUSE 4 rooms Oh Putnev Street:
floor furnace. Call 1869 after two
pm. 3-24-tf
APARTMENT three rooms and
bath. unflnnishcd: Hot & cold water
furnished. j. r Doync, il, phone
100 4-3-tf
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APARTMENTS 3 rooms. furnish
cd, ! rooms unfinished. 316 South
Main Street. l-lO-4p
APARTMENT First floor, three
rooms. bath and garden Phone 457.
4-3-3tp
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BABY CHICKS
IT'S POSSIBLE Sl.44 more pro.
fit per hen.

IT'S POSSIBLE = Sl.44 more pro-
fit per hen.
Read what a poultrYman wrote to
TRAN S End II would like a price
list On Imperial White Leghorn pull
les. Two years AGO I stopped buy
ins chicks from YOU and bought from
I hatchery that had been Ia Hid TOP
# the Random Sample Test for the
past several wears. The chicks are
fine if YOU like co. production, but
the ones ] got from Trails End for
couple Of years would lav 94fs to
a5ee with no trouble at al. they
would peak at even a higher rate +"
Buy great laying Imperial Leehorns:
they cost about half as much. Great
laying New Super New Hampshire
Reds. Rocks WfIte for free copy Of
Trails End news. literature. low
chick prices Trails End Poultry
Farm. GordonsFille. Va.
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CARD OF THANKS

FLANAGAN Wish TO frank Ill
of my friends IN Powhatan for their
thouehtfulness in sending 10 manv
.gct we'll cards ana good wishes
TO me during nv recent illaoss. NV
health is much improved and l hope
TO see each Of YOU personally when
! return II PowhataA ii a few DAYS.
Best regards Samuel q Flanagan.
PoWhatan. Va 4-2l-lt
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NOTICE

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ADMINISTRATOR Having quail
fled as administrator of the estate Of
the late Mrs. Willie NJ Doyne, l re
quest that all bills against the estate
be presented and all who owe the
estate, please come forward and
settle. j. 7. Doyne. Jr., Farmville.
administrator Of the estate of the
late Mrs. Willie NJ. Doyne. 4-2l-lt
TO THE VOTERS of Prospect Dis
trict. Prince Edward County = l
hereby announce my candidacy for
denomination as Supervisor repre-
sentlng Hampdea District subject
to the Democratic Primary July IA.
1859. # reelected I promise to give
the best service possible and | So
llcit Your vote and support. W. w.
Vaughan. 4-2l-In