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1.22 $3.22 $2.22 $7.22 $4.22 $1.22 $22.00 FOR SALls HELP WANTED FOR RENT FOR RENT Ruth Maxey, in Cumberland Sun- Ransons day. Miss Annie Patteson returned to CLASSIFIEDS BALED HAY: mixed, clover and MAID with good reference. Call APARTMENT furnished or un- RESIDENCE — 4 rooms, bath, oil school at Free Union, in Albemarle orchard Robert Wells. Ger- 701.. 2-15-2p furnished. Small room and heat, hard wood floors. Jackson grass. living Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Patteson. Pat, Route 3. Farm- Landon G. Real- county Monday. man Town Road, kitchen, bath, nice size bedroom. Heights. Atkins, visit- COOK — colored women, age 25 Mike and Lindy. of Richmond, Clayton Davidson, of Charlottes- FOR SALE FOR SALE ville. 2-19-4p Private driveway, front and back tor. Farmville. Virginia. 2-19-lt _ to 50 Apply in person Hotel ed Patterson's parents Sunday ville, visited friends at Ransons years. entrance, ground floor, utilities — of also SPENCER light weight sup- manager, Farmville, APARTMENT — three rooms, Riley Patteson RPI, spent Sunday. SEWING MACHINES: used ma- Weyanoke furnished. Ideal for man or health and single the week end at home. ports for better figure Virginia. 2-15-4t modern conveniences. See Lewis ot chines $19.95 up. Repair and parts woman, or two working 700 W. R. Flowers, Lynchburg, Combined comfort. Regis- girls. beauty. Trear, House-O'-Good Eats or Miss Laura of Hos- with his sons, Wal- for all makes. Your Necchi Elna Used A-l MOTION PICTURE PROJEC- Third Avenue. Call 262. 2-19-8t Ayres, Baptist spent Monday tered corsetiere. Annie V. Putney, 664 W. Dealer. Nechi Elna Fabric call 2-19-2p pital in Lynchburg, has been home lace and Cleveland Flowers. Plans Shop. TIONIST or man to learn. Apply Phone 468. 2-12-5P — W Farmville. HOUSE 4 rooms, lights and on vacation Miss Ayres will be a for a fishing trip were cancelled 115 3rd, phone 429, State Theatre. Farmville, Va. APARTMENT 4 rooms, bath. Va. 10-23-tf Farm water. Possession March 1. Fred graduate nurse later on this year. because of the rainy, cold day. 1951 FORD 2-door sedan deluxe ; Machinery 2-15-tf Heat and water furnished. $40.00 Putney. 2-15-21 Mrs. T. E. Patteson. after three "8." good condition, reasonable, j month. Landon G. Atkins, Real- Mrs. Glenn Hayes and her HOUSE — 7 rooms. 2 baths, on 113 D. Fully Reconditioned MAN OR WOMAN — Is present months of wheel chair imprison- Mrs. Susan C. Coleman. i tor Farmville, Va. Phone 390-M Mrs. B B Patteson. visited mother. of a broken went Beech Street. L. E. Andrews, Call 2-15-2P income satisfactory? If not, we RES—brick, 10 rooms, two baths ment because hip, North Va. St. GUARANTEED or 788. 2-15-TF Mrs. F. O Webster and Mrs. Abe 391 or 11. 2-5-tf have an opening in Farmville to large yard and garden. Suitable to Southside Community Hospital BIRTHDAY Steger Sunday. for and x-ray. WASHINGTON sell National advertised Watkins for one or two families. Near AP ARTMENT--unf urn ished. Pri- Friday a check-up REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPE- are ferventlv SPECIAL All new Electric Appli- PRICED TO SELL! products, full or part time. Main St. in Farmville. Landon vate entrance, second floor. Miss Mrs. Sam Spencer, of Scottsville, She and her friends WRITERS No down payment, on Feb. be and j ances at a secial discount Merchandise shipped on credit. Atkins, Realtor, Farmville, Va. Edna Putney. 306 S. Main St. and Mrs. L W. Patteson, of Ran- hoping she may released, $100 per week. Southside Sundry 22 Wonderful at bar- of Miss start only values 1 John Deere "A" We help you get started. Write Phone 390-M or 788. 2-8-tf 2-19-4p sons, attended the funeral walking again. ♦ Co. 1-11-tf __ gain prices. W A. Price Co., your The J. R. Watkins Co., Dept:. S-3, ___; G E. Dealer. 2-15-2t! 2 John Deere "Ms" T WASHING MACHINE and Dryer Richmond. Virginia. 2-5-4p Phone 360. 1-18-tf WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY 1 John Deere "MT" FOR RENT SECOND ANNUAL SPECIAL Used TV sets m oper- PUPPIES—Collies. $10 and $15. ating condition 7 to 17'’ screens 1 Super "A" Formall Mrs. S. W Putney, Jr. Route 6, STORE: formerly occupied by $1.00 inch. W. A. Price Phone 608. 1-25-tf only per 1 Formoll Cralle’s. Elizabeth Burger. Farm- 2-15-2t Super "C" Co.' ville. Va. 10430-tf HOUSE: 820 West Buffalo Street 1 CA Allis-Chalmers — home, HOUSE modern frame — Most attractive, newly decorated j HOUSE three bedroom, hot oil heat, for four bed- home with 2 bedrooms, den, liv- expension 3 Fords water heat. 601 Pine Street. rooms M tractor and threshing ing room, dining room, kitchen, Available February 15. Miss Eliza- machine. John Griffin, Dillwyn. 1 Ford l'-'a bath, basement with play Ferguson beth Burger. 1-8-tf Va. 2-15-3p ANY CHERRY room, expandable attic with floor EVEN GEORGE COULDN'T RESIST THESE UNHEARD-OF PRICES. WE HAVEN'T CUT DOWN 1 Massey Harris "44" OFFICE FOR RENT: located over and disappearing stairs. Patio and German PUPPIES Pun- bred Longwood Jewelers. Air Condi- TREES, BUT WE SURE HAVE CUT THE PRICES. LISTED BELOW ARE JUST A FEW SPECIALS FOR THIS fire,place in back with picnic ta- Sheperd. male $20 00: female $15. 1 John Deere Drill tioned in summer and automatic BY ALL MEANS DON'T GET LOST IN bles and benches. Reason for sell- Mrs. W. D. Walker. R. 1. Farm- ONCE A-YEAR EVENT. DOORS OPEN AT 9:00. COME EARLY AND 1 heat for winter. Good location. ing. moving to larger house. To 2-15-2p John Deere Model L ville, Va. Apply Dave Weinberg. 2-1-tf THE CROWDS. inspect call 938 for appointment. Spreader 2-1-tf STRAW bright wheat straw, ......— 25c bale at barn. A. W. 1 International "200" per my ONE TABLE WHITE WAY service station and 500 Yds. Pinchbeck. Box 895. Amelia, Va. Spreader Only Double Bed Size restaurant. L. E. Andrews, Phone Phone 22F12. 2-19-3t TYPE 391 or 11 2-5-tf 2 John Deere Combines SPRING COLONIAL LADIES’ SHOES SEWING MACHINE — Washing- with Motors West • Pumps • Loafers BUSINESS BUILDING ton's Birthday Special! One other MATERIALS third St. in Farmville. Two story make electric portable at 99c. 1 New Holland "77" Motor BED • Flats brick with on second Baler apartment Singer Sewing Center. Phone 914. m FARMVILI 29c& 39c Yd. Values to $3.98 Ideal for Reg. floor. Lot fronts 33 feet. 224 N. Main St. 2-19-lt TI ES., WED. FEB. 19-20 any type store. Reasonable. Lan- John Deere Sales & Service Munici- SPREADS don G. Atkins, Realtor. WHY WORRY about troublesome pal Bldg Farmville, Virginia. skin infection. Try V-J-O. Grays Come In and See Our Com- 22c yd $1.22 1-25-tf 12-18-52p <Ti Drugs. Line of New and Used Basement plete I (SANT Bargain Basement Bargain nice location — ^OU | MODERN HOUSE, PUPPIES German Shepherd, Farm Machinery. I Large living room fire place, two AKC.. 8 weeks old. Winston Noel, 'j&JN &WAY George Washington ■ OCTAGON bedrooms, bath, kitchen. 59 acres. Farmville, Va. 2-19- 2t a® SPECIAL E. T. Janney, RED Clayville, | PAYNE °r^s,|9»o“ 18th Price Powhatan 4364. 2-12-4p FEB. 22nd Underwood Standard Century CHARLES BICKFORD Laundry Soap typewriter $22.00. one table books WASHINGTON B I R T H D A Y Limit—6 Cakes to A SOAP DEAL and games 22c Weyanoke Book Farm Supply SPECIAL: New '2 H. P. deep well I THI11S., FBI. FEB. 21-22 Shop. 2-19-lp Customer Sa ve On This One pump with 42 gallon tank $125. Highway 360 — 5 Miles West W A Price Co. 2-15-2t of Jetersville BOB AND KATE SIMPLY GREAT! USED CARS ca^s (TskdVuVs PHONE CREWE 4511 BobH0PE KatkiineHMRH 3 22c $1.22 Bargain Basement Bargain Basement "notick ® FAIR WEATHER SEE THESE in I from M-G-M VISIA'/ISiON and TECHNICOLOR LARGE Scatter Rugs Cars A SATURDAY. FEB.23 Colors S P E C I A L S Good Used MEETING of the Republican • Solid party of Cumberland County will BURT LANCASTER SUPER SUDS and Ends BEFORE YOU BUY • Odds be held at the Court House, Fri- heirloom woven reversible” bedspread. This "TEN TALL An style a These cars must to make MEN"_ With Free Wash Cloth We Cannot- Tell Lie! 1952 STl'DEBAKER go day night. February 22, 1957 Ameri- bedspread is an enchanting reproductfon of Early 4-Door with Overdrive, Radio room for Trade-ins on the Jack P. Martin, Chairman. 2-19-*t ] Sunday Monday Tuesday Values to $1.00 One to A Customer handwoven art that is in any setting. It's and Heater Beautiful 1957 Buicks February 24-25-26 can appropriate SEE OUR GIFTS while in Farm- pre-shrunk, lintless, machine washable and NEEDS NO 1954 BUICK ville for the big George Washing- A SPECTACULAR MOVIE! f. IRONING Century wth dynaflow, radio, ton sales. Lanscott Gift Shop, 408 Po-'omount Present* 22c St., wood Au- AUDREY HENRY MEL heater, and power steering High opposite Long REG. $9.98 SELLER Basement 1950 OLDSMOBILE ditorium. 2-19-ln 1955 BUICK Bargain Basement ^Bargain 4-Door 2-Door Special Riviera, dyna- IHffllimil-l ONE GROUP flow, radio, heater, very clean WE ARE NOW PAYING $175 car. MEN'S Ladies’ Jewelry 1950 NASH Following prices for all grades • Earrings • Necklaces 1950 CHEVROLET 4-Door Statesman. scrap iron DRESS SOCKS • Bracelets 4-Door, Black 1955 FORD Auto Bodies .Cut Apart, Free of Glass and Wood, per to 59c Pr.
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