Tuesday, January 20, 1953 — The Farmville herald and farmer-leader

The Farmyille Herald ____AND FARMER • LEADER __ VOLUME 62 5,'.‘M;;"'EARMVILLE. VIRGINIA. TUESDAY. JANUARY 26, 135:1 .’iS-MiK ’im“ NO. 115

Mrs. MeClintic Elected President Of Hospital Group Negro Unit Gives Heated Food Cart, Auxiliary Reports

Mrs. w. \v. McClintic was elected t"> serve a two-year term as president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Southside Com munity HosDital at the annual meeting. Friday afternoon. In addition to election of of ficers. reports of work accomp lished…

Tractor Driving Ability Earns Trips

Walton Anderson. Worsham High School student, loads his suitcase for his free trip to the Pennnsylvania State Farm Show, lie received the trip for winning first place among white students in the Five-County Fair tractor driving oontest. Others…

Eleven local persons interested in farming and farm machinery traveled to Harrisonburg, Pa., Thursday. to*nttend the Pennsyl vania State Farm Show, one ol the largest shows of its kind in this country. Two of the travelers received their trips…

State PMA Clears Bright Tobacco Allotment Muddle - They're Smaller

Flue-cured acreage allotments this year for most farms will l>c about eight per cent smaller than fer 1952. the State Office of the Production and Marketing Ad ministration has announced. C. D. Jordan. State PMA Chair man. has made that fact…

6. the Secretary of Agriculture announced that the national quota for 1953 would be increased by 60.000 000 p winds. That in crease over the preliminary quota approximately offsets the amount by which the 1952 crop fell be low pre-season production…

Fair. Walton Anderson, of Cul len. a student at Worsham High School, and Wesley Booker, of Cumberland, a student at Luther Jackson High School, were the recipients of the fret trips. Wal ton is a member of the Future Farmers of America and…

Stolen Sedan-Found Friday Morning: Here The sedan pilfered from tire Taylor-Forbes Cbmpany garage here last Monday night was re covered Friday. It was found parked in the lot behind Jarman Hall. Friday morning. There was no apparent injury…

NEWS SUMMARY

DEFENSE SECRETARY'S APPOINTMENT HELD I P The Senate Armed Services committee has baiked at giving immedate approval to Charles E. Wilson as Secretary of Defense. Wilson has just retireo as presi dent of General Motors, which holds enormous…

Commission. Hr was' wartime chairman of the National Defense Research Commission. TIU M AN LEAVES GOALS BEHIND President Truman said that within tlie next decade the nation can achieve a 500 oillion dollar annual economy with every fam ily…

Ezra Taft Benson, Secretary of Agriculture-designate in the Eis enhower government. Gordon. 53. is the second Rich monder within the space of five days who has been named to a high post in the Eisenhower ad ministration. INAUGURATION C ROWDS…

('lib Scout packs May Bp Organized Farepts interested in having their 8-to-10-vear-old sons be come Cub Scouts arc urged to come to a meeting at the ele mentary School, Friday night, at 7:30. According to Lee B. Short, field Scout executive,…

Thie\ es Continue School Break-Ins Nottoway Safes Iiattered Open Burglars have struck at schools in this area again. The safe at *Burkevillr School was one of three m Nottoway county found ransacked. Friday morning. Thieves got on]' $10 to…

Glee Club Has Six Definite Dates Madison, Richmond, Arlington on List Following mid-term exams, the Hampden-Sydney Gltc Club will begin work on one of its most ambitious spring seasons in recent years. Because of the ‘‘broken-up" nature of…

Old Belt Season Second Largest Ever Recorded Average Drops Hut Harvest Next to 1936

Gross sales and . ;.!ue of the 1952 Old Belt fluc-or.red tobacco crop weie the .second largest on record. However,' the general average decreased lioin tlie pre vious yj-ar, chiefly because of lower quality offerings. The Virginia Department…

Hoard Of Directors To Convene Jan. 22 Members of flic Prince Edward County Community Chest Board of Directors will hold their Janu ary meeting. 8 p. m., Thursday, m the council chamber, according to an announcement by Mrs. W. W. McClmt lc.…

Tobacco Market Will Close » February 5, Officials Say; About Quarter of Crop Left

HUSBAND-WIFE TEAM, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Amos, work together to provide more convenient family farm home living dur ing the evening adult education program of the Worsham High School vocational-agriculture department. Here Mr. and Mrs. Amos work…

More convenient farm home living is the year's study for adult education clases now under way at Worsham High School, under direction of the Vocational Agriculture department. The ten-week class, which meets each Thursday evening from 7 to…

Jaycees Will Give Prizes At March Of Dimes Party

Farnivillc Junior Chamber of Commerce will give away nine i oor prizes during a skating party for benefit of March of Dimes. The party will be held Monday night. Jan 1!6, at Hill Top Skat ing Rink, east of Farmvitle. Tickets for the oenefit…

92 Per Cent Report By A CP Deadline County PMA Says Ninety-two per cent of 849 Prince Edward county farmers who were registered under the county s Agricultural Conserva tion Program last year reported practices earned out as required by the…

clock. All of the prizes have been donated by Farniville merchants. E. H. Poston, owner and man ager of the rink, will donate the use of the rink to the Javcees for the benefit party. Also, employees and exhibition skaters will give their time…

Buckingham Cafe Enlarges Building Buckingham Drug Store anil Restaurant re-opened last week with an enlarged building. Owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Moss, the restaurant is located at Buckingham Court House. A new kitchen and rest…

.ierts as simple carpentry, hew to measure, blue print reading, uses fir wood and handling pain' and varnish have been studied as kitchen cabinets slowly came into being, nail by nail, week by week. At first the women came to class by themselves.…

SCOl T KXIUH1TION Scouts of this district will pre sent an exhibition ot their work at 8 p. nr. Fob. 13. in the Fann ville Armory.

Demand Holds Average Firm At $35.40 Here Farmville's tobacco market headed this week into the last three weeks of sales of the 1952 crop. Market officials, estimating the crop 75 per cent sold, have set a closing date of February 5. The belt's…

reason Average Last week's average was $35.23 dipping only a fractional part of a dollar. The season average through last week was firm at $35.40. down only five cents from the previous week. F< the season, growers have received for their dark…

Dimes Drive Totals $742.42; Campaign Leader Asks Spurt As the March of Dimes driic in Prince Edward county today entered its final two weeks. Cam paign Chairman Everett E. Cook called upon residents to step up the pace in the fight against…

Prayers For New President Given At ( immunity Service Tuesday

A brief service of praver for Dwight D. Eisenhower in fus tasks of guiding America through these tense times will be conducted in Johns Memorial Episcopal Church today 'Tuesday' at 11:55 a. m The Rev Jean A Vache. episcopal rector, will conduct…

president-elect. The service here is sponsored by the Farmville Council cf Church Women. Preceding the service, the Coun cil will meet at 11:30 a. m.. [or the installation of officers. As suming leadership in the forth coming year are: Mrs.…

Buckingham Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Nicholas. Miss Marvin Baird and her friend. George Erocker. and James Baird, bll of Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler, of Seotts vllle. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phill…

SUFFIR PAIN ^ OF SURFACS VARICOSE VEINS? MfCAR OUR BABER A BUCK SfaZcc i

Practically inrisible under regular hose. • Authentic fashioning, 2-way stretch. • Light, coo), comfortable. • Withstand repeated launder inas. $10.00 pr. PATTERSON DRUG COMPANY PHONE 517 , Main St. Farmville. Va.

guests last Sunday, her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fitzgerald, of Lynchburg. She returned with them for an extended visit. Mrs. Singleton Moss is staying in the home >f her mother and father-in-law while her husband is overseas…

now 1’asior The Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth L Barnes and three children, Bobby. Ruth, and Randy, have moved here from Bruno. Minn. Mr. Bar nes has accepted tlie pastorship of the Mayesville Presbyterian Church and New Store Church. He was born and…

Charles V. Dorrier Dies In Buckingham A funeral service for Charles August Dorrier, 75, Buckingham -aunty fanner, was held Sunday afternoon at Thacker Brothers "Ameral Home. Scottsville. Burial '■as in the Centenary Methodist, Tnueh Cemetery,…

NECKTIE CLEANING \ | Now that Christmas provided you with a lot of new Neckties . . . get all your old stand-bys together and have them cleaned. You’ll be j amazed how near like new they'll look. j

THE COST IS Only 10c Each I PHONE 500 TODAY i

was aif overnight guest of Dr. J. E. Haynesworth at "Clear View.” Tuesday night . The Buckingham Book - Club had a special treat in having two visitors from Farmville when the club met in the home of Mrs. C. M. Barrell. with Miss Beth

Forbes as co-hostess. Tuesday of last week. Miss Nanoy Watkins introduced the speaker of the evening, Mrs. Francis B. Simkins, ol Farmville. who delighted her listeners with her charm as she discussed the history of religion in Virginia. j

-1 Combine Laundry

1 . .. Dinette and laundry were combined In thl* home ao that laundry equipment would take up a minimum of space. Good features include a quarry tile floor which won’t be damaged by water ‘spilled on washday and wall cabinets, part of which…

i.rmip i-.quipmeni With Activities ■nc i i d of it. One family doing re t:. xteling put the wash equipment t.i one side of a dinette and found lie arrangement very satisfactory. | Flouring was good for both pur- i , ] mh. dining and laundering…

Prot ide proper storage space. kitchen area, especially if you are 1 viewing the designing as an all year around proposition and thinking of providing comfortable tempera tures. In older homes canvass the loca tions for laundry equipment very…

I WOMAN'S WORLD 1 Design or Remodel Laundry Room With Much Care, Thought By ERTTA HALEY \ STASHING the “blues'' out of * * blue Monday is not a job for automatic laundry equipment alone. Good equipment can cut down : work, but it dues not save…

Combine laundry u ith dinette . . . first or ground floor of a home, the two or more needs which must be served should be carefully con sidered. In some farm homes the space al lotted can become a large work room not only for laundry equip…

In other homos, the laundry can be combined with the kitchen or : may be located in a small area at j 3> I take care of lots of dishes and thus j eliminate the need for drying some to clear the rack before you fin- i ish washing. If you do…

If you do not have an undersink cabinet and cannot have one put in. then try to have a rack above the sink which will hold these sup plies. A spiall shelf and either a straight or swinging towel rack will do the job very nicely. Running hot…

Fashion Flashes Your belts for the season are a real style item this season. They may be very wide or as narrow as a necklace, but you may be cer tain they’re going to be striking. A dress that’s perfect for almost any occasion will have a…

Scottsville Rev. Jnck B. Taylor and mem bers from the Scottsville Meth odist Church attended a Meth odist [Missionary institute held at i/ovinksion Thursday night. E M. Payne and Charlie Ham ner. of Esmnnt, have returned from a hunting trip…

l’-TA Partv The Scottsville School PTA is sponsoring a Card and Game Party in the high school audi torium. Friday night. Feb. 6. be ginning at 8 p. m. MrS. Jackson Beal and Mrs. Hunter Tapscott were in Rich mond Wednesday and visited Mrs.:…

Move To New Home Mr and Mrs. Jimmie Anderson and three children have moved to their home at Albevana Splines. Mrs. Mary Etta James of Wash ington. O. C,. is spending some time with her sister. Mrs. Gordon Whitje Esten Cook, of the US Navy who…

Mr and Mrs. Randolph Payne and daughter, of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Payne, of Lang ley Field, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. M Payne. Mrs. John Morris. Miss Frances Morris and John Morris. Jr. spent Sunday in Richmond with…

Lt. col. and Mrs. Howard uoi laday and two children, who spent Christinas and part of January with Mrs. Mary Oolladay, have left for Arkansas where he will be stationed with the US Army. Texas Visitor Melvin Taggart, of San An tonia, Texas,…

A PUBLIC AUCTION WILL BE HELD Sat., Jan. 31. 1953 We Will Sell Anything Farm Machinery. Furni ture or Anything You firing For Further Information Call C. ft. “MAC' McCARTER Phone I13R DILLWVN VIRGINIA

visiting Her daughter in Washing ton. Mrs. Harry Langhorne is spend ing a few days in Bryn Mawyr. Pa., with relatives. Hugh Flynn Lay-Reader of St John's Episcopal Church, will at tend a Layman’s conference at Roslyn near Richmond January 24…

Enonville Mr. and Mrs. Hemy Blanton and sons, of Cumberland, and Mr. and Mrs Prank » I vrten backer. of Wealthia. were dinner t;nests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunevant. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunevant and children and Mrs. Horace Dunevant…

Young people love it! Bug Co Ice bg the carton

Coca-Cola—perfect blc*l of many flavors— has a flavor all its own: Refreshing as the young folks’ outlook—pure; wholesome Coca-Cola belong: in your refrigerator at home.

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Fordomotic Drive, Overdrive, white • eewgll tires, l-iest tinted safety glass optional at extra cost. Equipment, accessories or»d trim subject to change without notice.

NEW MIRACLE RIDE IN THE 53 FORD

Every road in America has been "repaved”! At least, that's the way it will feel to you when you Teat Drive Ford’s new Miracle Ride. A combination of ’33 Ford ride features, includ ing new, more responsive springs . . . new IL J ■ H -jTj '-y-—

softer shock absorber action . . . Ford’s wider front tread .,. and low canter of gravity . . . are blended together to give you amazing smoothness on all road surfaces. N't a whole new concept of driving comfort and quiet. Q

Ford’s new Miracle Ride is so smooth you can even unU while riding along over tough roads! F.D.A.r.

Ford’s new Miracle Hide lias a built in "sixth sense” that lets Ford take the curves on Ifir Itvtl.

And those foam rubber cushioned seats arc so com fortable that lungest trips are a pleasure.

See it . . . Value Check it . . . Test Drive it

You’ve got to Value Check thia new Ford’* 4I| "Worth More” feature* to know why Ford’s worth more when you buy it . . . worth more when you »ell it! In this new ’53 Ford you’ll find not only a new concept of driving comfort... you'll find more…

Sideline Views

BY JOHN STECK Vi presidents and adminis trate". a powerful policy force in the NCAA, exploded a bombshell in act’xu : passage of a rule elimi i: • me free substitution in foot ball l,i t week by the rules com pter in session in Florida. It…

The nrv regulation which brings back tSp pra of the all around "iron man" offensive and defensive performer, states llpit players removed from the game during the first and third periods may not return to ac tion in those periods. Players withdrawn…

SUBURBANITE NEW TREADS t by good/year • Up to 91 °o more "start 1 ability" • Up to 39co more "stop ability" I • Quieter operation on dry roads ! Now you can have the sensational new Suburban ite tiead put on your present tiies for the safest,…

Elimination of the two-platoon 1 system in football won't effort high schools, it appears. Under a completely separate ruling body, high schools are expected to con tinue operating with the free sub . stitution rule, which is believed to be…

JERRY ADAMS Faces Tigers ll-S Tigers W in Oxer W-M 69-63 Second Victory In Conference Hampden - Sydney s Tigers, hammered out their second Mason-Dixon Conference basket ball victory of the season. Friday night, at Hampden-Sydnev. They chalked…

Jack Needleman and Bui Bopst tallied 13 points apiece to pace the Western Maryland attack. Nobody on the Hampaen-Sydney squad reached double figures ex cept Adams, who had his hottest night of the current season Western Maryland g f rr Needleman…

FHS Takes Inter-District Contest 34-47 Over Friend High Saturday

Farmville High's basketball forces invaded South Boston Sat urday night and came up with a 54 to 47 victory over C. H Friend High, a perennial power m District 4. , The scrappy Friend five put up more of a fight than anticipated during the…

Farmville Cl F TP Shelton, f .* .3 8 14 Newman, f 10 2 Vale, f. 4 0 8 Drumeller, c . 2 1 5 Franklin, g . 0 5 5 Thornton, g . 9 2 20 Hubbard, g . 0 0 0 Totals . 19 16 54 Friend G F TP Vcrman. f 3 1 7 Hodges, f 3 3 9 Shelton, f . 4 0 11 Childrey.…

McCracken Cets 17 As Powhatan High Downs Smith 50-31 Milas McCracken's 17 points was the top effort for the Pow hatan High Indians' fine team performance Friday night as they piled up a 50-31 victory over G. T. Smith High. The victory brought…

Totals ..... 21 8 50 C. T. Smith G P TP Satter white, f 6 1 13 Pugh, f ....... 0 2 2 Stevens, c 10 2 Parr, c ... . 2 3 7 Allen, g 2 0 4 DuiTCtt. g 0 3 3 sr --- Totals ...... 11 9 31 Amelia High Edged By Crewe 40-3.3 The Amelia High Orioles…

LOOKING AT THE H.-S. C. TIGERS

'.if "f SMB HHMBB FRANK R. HOFFMAN Frank It. "DOddic'’ Hoffman. 6'3 ", 195-pound co-captain of the Death Valley court squad, is a product of Richmond's John Marshall High School. He is a rebounding specialist for Coach Waldo Matthews and holds…

FIIS, Statesmen Still Unbeaten Crewe Toppled In District 3 Farmville and Rai)dolph-Henr\ continued their unbeaten pace, while Crewe High's Railroader.; fepl frem that loftv plain as a re sult of District 3 basketball con tests last week. In…

Week's Results Blackstone. beaten only by FHS took three district names during the week to close with a 7-1 standing, followed by Crewe 5-1 and Emporia 3-1 District 3 results last week: Emporia 65 Lawrenceville 44 Crewe 40 Amelia 33 Blackstone…

Girls Standings In girls contests, Emporia High ’ends the district with a 5-0 re cord. with Randolph-Hcnrv also undefeated and boasting a 4-0 re cord. Despite Farmville's losses, Ph.vl ’’s Penrlove has compiled a ter rific 25.5 average in six…

TiVer Co-C^ntains 'nnnnncpd To ^rid Banqueteers Hampden - Sydney College's Athletic Association Saturday night tendered a steak dinner to members of the 1952 football squad and introduced the co Captains for 1953 while award ing monograms and…

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Area High School Basketball This Week ■Suesday, .Ian. 20: Cumberland - Marshall District at Buckingham. Caroline at Powhatan Friday, Jan. 23: Farmville at Lawreuceville Buckingham - Central at Em poria Amelia-Burkeville at Crewe Wash-Henry…

CLYDE SHELTON FHS Scoring Threat

Wolverines’ Second Half Spurt Downs Emporia 6549 Here Friday

Fartmille High's W ivennos used a final period spurt to de feat Emporia High School here Friday night 65-49. It was FHS’s sixth straight win for a clean District 3 slate. Off on their rebounding and shooting in the first half. Coach Gilmer's…

They had a 5-2 record going into Friday night's game, a lo.vs to Blackstone being the only dis trict mar. Boxscore: Farmvile FG F TP Newman, f . 4 0 8 Shelton, t 5 2 12 Drumeller. c 9 2 20 Thornton, g . . .... 7 0 14 Franklin, g 4 3 11 Totals.…

Field & St "earn Largemouth Bass Stocking Completed

The largemouth oa.ss stocking program for 1952-53. carried on by the fish division personnel of the Commission of Game and In land fisheries, has been com pleted. G. W. Buller, fish division chief, reports. The first week in January brought…

000 bream were also stocked. Fish from Stevensville were distributed to 93 ponds and 58 livers in 44 counties and two cities open to public fishing in eastern Virginia. Stocking from Front Royal and ihe new Buller hatchery in south west Virginia…

Powhatan Boys Lose 34-33 In Last Second; Girls Whip W-Henry Washington - Hen r y H 1 g h School's forward. Cox, got only three points during Ine night, but two of them came on a long fling from mid-court in me last three seconds to give his…

bigger * SAVINGS with PYROFAX GAS j

You save money when you use Pybofax Gas because the clean, blue flame is all heal—there is no waste. Every pound of gas gives you tall value. And the more gas you use, the lower the average cost. You save most when you enjoy all the advantages…

WE'VE LOST OUR Show Windows -temporarily But Behind the Partition ■ ■ Is Doing Business

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, li)r>:>.

, Ike’s First Team

pRESIDENT-ELECT EISENHOWER has chosen wisely in makinp appointments to many important positions. Cabinet ap pointees have met with peneral approval. Each is a man of hiph standinp in business and experience. The mere fact that Mr. Eisenhower…

of the Department of Internal Revenue has been hailed with enthusiasm. Mr: Andrews served Virginia well by reorganizing the fiscal machinery when he was State Audi tor. lie served on the Hoover commission in its study of government reorganization.…

Urgent Call

IF you think back a few weeks, to 1952. you may recall in that year the coun try experienced the largest polio epidemic ip its history. More than 56,000 people were struck down by the disease—a total which exceeds highway fatalities bv many…

the month of January, is unusually appro priate this year. It comes when new dis coveries may be on the horizon, thus mak ing this year’s victims even greater trage dies, in a way. than before. Surely, the pre ventive is foreseeable in tin*…

Weather Vane

pood economic weather vane can be found in fortunes or misfortunes of agriculture. First changes are generally noted in the prices of farm commodities. As yet there is no indication that prices will go tumbling downward. A decrease in farm…

1952. Because of a declining export of farm products and continuing high production totals, the new Administration may be fac ed with the problem of surpluses in 1953. The prospect of surpluses is blamed by some farmers for declining prices.…

French NATO Block

'pHE new French Premier. Rene May er, comes to power in Paris with the backing of General Charles de Gaulle, who opposes the European army project as ten tatively agreed upon by European powers. The evolution of this new government in France…

progress was slow, at best, the Mayer and Adenauer statements put a definite crimp into plans to form a West European Army, with German units, anytime soon. The failure to incorporate German di visions into West Europe’s NATO army is a major…

Babson Discusses The Stock Market Babson Park, Mass. — I freely admit that a great change is tak ing place in the government of this country. Not on.y did the country give Eisenhower a "land slide" victory last November: but Eisenhower is now…

WILL HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF? Stocks rallied again during the first part of 1930. bill in April oegan an almost steady decline until, in 1932. they had fallen a total of 300 points from the 1929 peak! This means that the Indus tidal Averages,…

2:>0 billion dollars. If the Republicans will continue the Truman finance, they prob ably can keep the balloon inflated a few more years. If. however, they start to operate in an honest way — as did President Hoover and Andrew Mellon—by reducing…

ACTIVE WORKER AT 102 j Newburyport, Mass. — Henry Bailey Little was lecently re I elected to his 55th consecutive term as head of the Institution * for Savings—two days after his 1102nd birthday. He still works ] every banking day.

THE OLD THOME TOWN *-• - By STANLEY

YOU KNOW MERCEDES-I R FAD THAT POSTCARD FROM TOUR SWEETIE /A BFLDEN CITY FOUR TIMES-- DANSED IF I COULD MAKE OUT THOSE TA/O WORDS BEFORE ) THE THREE "CROSSES v- ? ?* - -... --- T

Conscience By Higby Weathcrby A/’OUR bnnscience is your great * est obstacle to getting what you want. I’m talking of conscience, my friend, with which one n an alone faces himself— his conscience —and mikes his own decision. Lot me tell you…

Suddenly, unexpectedly, the snow beneath Ethan’s feet gave way. man who ever would. The first night he was there they looked at each other and looked away again quickly. Dan felt a tingling in his blood, a queerness, an emptiness. He couldn't…

marry him?" ‘'Because.’’ she tn’d him softly, ' I love him. I do now ” At: h he understood She did love Ethan, a tender, maternal love "It isn’t lair or honest. A man has his honor. Ethan's my friend. I'll not betray him But he did. He didn't…

Double Check *~~~ ~ * * * Papers say "heavy wave of Flu coming up from South.' Virginia doctors say "No Flu Here." 7s zat so'1 Whatever else we are im mune to. Its not colds. Were the needles left in. some humans would make good pocupines still…

Childhood Days and Scenes As I m nearing the end of life’s journey And my future is shrouded in mist. I recall dear scenes from my childhood days Which far down in my mind still cxe•. ■loytul thoughts of those days still encircle My heart in…

hurry to pet into Washin ton, these days, pWlio listened to Truman's fare well address? As for that who listened to HST anytime" Somethin seems cut nf kilter-— our allies doubt us. we doubt our selves: its something wrong: we no longer trust,…

sure we not trcetiom m Ameri ca. We have even cot. corn on the rob year round, bui you can't pet oysters in months with "Ft” in it in many eatine place A lady up in New Jem - write; to know if 1 ve seen any thine, of her Social Security. Nope.…

ALERT COP Los Angeles—Just as a man held up a Wilshlic boulevard cafeteria and took $1,331 from the cashier. Policeman V\n Ulan pass ed by and looked m. The holdup man backed out tin front door, right into the arms ol the wait ing policeman.…

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approach in- a ■ •a! ■ t.. a Dmi ■ Kays Senator Robeits(m fitr'ht .• on this subject: I sa: approach ing because even the most opti mistic economy advocates realise that the budget cannot be bal anced immediately wa heW p.»' - polling even…

“Under present laws lia'.f the existing excess profits tax w.'l automatically be dropped next June and the remaining half will come oil in June 195-5; 1 opposed the imposition of this Uix on even a temporary basis because it i- an unscientific…

Traffic Arteries VVon' t Be Hardcned in Planned Town

I.FVlTTOWX Fa—H V: one i ■ ■>. 1. .■ hnrrt 'iu’: 1 t the ar teries untie arte: it's, that is - v. !! nevci tie a problem city p run ■ ■ jh ere agree thal a lit o traffic congestion >s the biggest • faced by Amniii ii!' cmnn in hies front town…

Driver Literally Is Hauled Into Court CHICAGO- There is juT nn v.-nv tn avi'id u ,r 'tK.ninr iy tl c Titus \Vt■ • ner found t! .it out when he ensnmitted a miuT traf fic tie: H u idu't w. t tn till: about it with the pole-.- i ,,u wl:n ordered…

TRULY A DRUG STORE

...and no one else has the same organic structure as you have. For this reason, a pre scription that works wonders for a friend may be very harin ' ful to you. Don't use someone else's : medicine. Let your doctor pre scribe what is best for…

THE PHARMACIST'S ART AT ITS BEST

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Business and Industry

ON Itl VIN(■ THU’ Mm, I,ie Colien. ib in New Yolk C:i y tin.1 week buying .spring up pnrel for Hie Dorothy May Store IIIKHI.I H'n MU DFLI'XK ( Of 1*1 Of I Tills WF.FK The first public showing of the 1953 Chrysler New Yorker DeLuxe club coupe…

BI GGS ISLAND YACHT coupon vrioN proposed A. G Wilkerson. Richmond bu. mess man proposes to form a eerpo! at ion to operate a yacht l. i m at Bungs Island Lake and to e 11. '- on the businesses of boat and i . me sales, boat and engine p >a:r.…

II the now filling lake, and it is ac cessahle by very good secondary loads, Mr Wilkerson, said on a recent visit to Farmville. In addition to leasing the main five acre tract, a smaller tract, located a few hundred feet above, will be leased…

FARM LOAN STOCKHOLDERS TO MEET SATURDAY Tlu> 19th annual stockholders meeting of the Farmville Produc tion Credit Association and Na tional Farm Loan Association of Farmville will be held Saturday. .Jail 24. at Farmville High School. Some 300…

Pamplin Rt. 2 May your correspondent send tins New Year greeting to the Farmville Herald Staff and its readers near and far? ‘ God bless thy year, Thy coming, thy going out; Thy rest thy travelling about The rough, the sm oth. Tile bright,…

Visit Patient Mrs. Jack Swan and Mrs. Ed ! ward Hooker were in Richmond. I Wednesday, to see Mrs. E. B. Wo i mack, who is a patient in Medi | cal College of Virginia Hospital i Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morris, of Andersonville. and Mrs H. E. Car…

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••Sunnyside." on Route 2. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Terry, Mr. i and Mrs. West Booker. Mrs. R. S. Harris and her son, Robert! Carter. Mrs. W. A. Car wile, Mrs. Calvin Rosser, and Miss Jamie Dickerson visited In the Booker home, last week. Volcano…

Provoking a Volcano Tourist guides discovered years ago that a lighted match or even , a cigarette brought close to the l mouth of one fumarole not only provoked that particular one into emitting a denser cloud of steam than usual, but simultaneously…

Husband Wants House | With Two Front Doors SAVANNAH. Ga.-The officials who issue building permits here get some odd requests, but usually | there is a good explanation for the queer building the citizens want ! to do. Recently Robert V. Ray…

Elliott, Ovvnby Join Scottsvjlle Lions; Two Offices Filled The Rev John P. Elliott and Norman Dauby were initiated as the youngest Lion Cubs at the regular meeting of the Scottsvllle Club Wednesday nigfu. The Rev. Pvt William W. Booker and…

•Tack B. Taylor presented them pins and explained the Lions or ganization. Charles Stone was elected sec- j letury-treasuier to fill the un expired term of James Lee Dor lier. who has held the position for the past two years and is leaving…

Albemarle County School Board expressing appreciation for action taken in the recent school con troversy. The Scottsville Sun, a Lion Club sponsored weekly newspaper, told -he club through the presi dent. that more advertising was needed to…

as something needed in Sootts ville. T-DAY Philadlephia. Pa. — II was re cently T-Duy for fivt of the six children of Mr. and Mrs. LeLo Dugan All five had their tonsils removed on the same day.

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Scoria l s^ctivitieA Events may be called in to Mrs T. C. Coleman. Jr.. Phone 2018-W

Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Gates, Jr.. and son, of Richmond, were guests for the past week end of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kayton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fulcher and daughter, Ann. of Chatham, were guests during the past week end of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Geyer…

Mrs. Joseph Goode returned to Alexandria on Sunday after spending the week end in her home on High Street. * * * W. S. Harwood, of Newport News, spent the past week end as the guest of his brother and sis ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harwood.

Mrs. J. D. Gorrell was hostess to her bridge club on Friday afternoon of last week. Dr. and Mrs. D C. Wilson left Sunday for Washington. D. C. where they will attend the in auguration ceremonies. • * * Mrs. Elizabeth Eggleston. Mrs. Charles…

Mrs. Chappell Will Head Wevanoke Garden Club

Miss Elizabeth Burger and Mrs. Robert B. Burger were co-hostess es. in the home of Miss Burger on the Hampden-Sydney Road, for the annual business meeting of the Weyanoke Garden Club on Friday afternoon last week. Mrs. Thomas H. Chappell was…

Mrs. James Fleetwood w a :> awarded the prize for the most points accumulated during the past year for exhibits. Mrs. Franklin Bruce received tlie sec ond award, and Mrs. O. Wayne Harper the third award. The exhibit for the afternoon "'as "A…

Mrs. Joseph Weinberg enter tained her bridge club on Tues day night of last week. * * * Mr. and Mrs. James Reid and son. Jimmy, returned to their home in Richmond Sunday after spending the week end with Mrs. Reid's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M.…

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wall, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wall Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. John Steck attended the Winter Meeting of the Virginia Press Association at Williamsburg Lodge Saturday. • * • Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Smith and Emmett G. Webster attended the…

Younger Set Entertained At ‘Rec’ Mrs. John Harwood and Mrs. W. K. Carter entertained at the Recreation Center from 7:30 to 10 o'clock cn Friday night of last week honoring Mrs. Harwood's daughter. Susan, and Mrs. Car ter's son, Kent. Forty…

Two Graduates Receive Commissions In Service

Stuart Moore Is M-C Lieutenant Marine Second Lt. Stuart Moore. Jr., a graduate of Hamp dcn-Sydney College, is currently enrolled in the Officers’ Special Basic Class. Lt. Moore earned nis commis sion through the Marine Corps Officer Candidate…

Miss Becky Easter, Of Amelia, Elected To Magazine Staff Miss Becky Easter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Easter, of Amelia, has been elected an assistant to the humor editor of the Pan-O-Rama, annual student literary publication at The…

tanal school for gills in Rich mond. A graduate of Amelia High Sehool, Miss Easter began her secretarial course at Pan-Ameri can in September. She will gradu ate in May. Along with Miss Llene Allen, of Richmond, and Miss Deaire Ed wards. of…

Prosoect C hurches To Supply Parsonage At Pantry Shower WSCS of the thm' churches on the Prospect Methodist Char. . will have a pantry shower for the parsonage. 7 to 10 p. ni . Friday at the parsonage in Prospect. AM members at Prospect. olive…

President Cheers Polio Patients

President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower stops by at St, Mary’s Hospital in Rochester, Minn., to visit with David Madden, who has been in an iron iung tor five years. Young Jerry Snow, 12, looking on, experienced a light case of polio during 1952's…

Mart'll of Slimes Helps keep Richmond Respirator ( enter Open To Everyone

"By helping to pi ovule needed personnel, equipment and finan cial aici. tlie National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis lias made the respirator comet for polio patients at the Medical College of Virginia as complete and as effective as any…

Trained Personnel "The trained personnel and equipment which the Foundation has made possible at MCV is al ways available for all polio pa tients. The hospitalization oi polio eases is extremely expen sive. some mi mitu> into many thousands…

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THE REVEREND Dr. Edward L. R. Elson stands In Tront of the National Presbyterian Chinch in Washington, D.C., which President-elect and Mrs Dwight D. Eisenhowe have chosen as their future place of wor ship Dr Elspn, pastor of the church, has…

Inf-muli Paralysis is. .11 my opin ion one of the most important agencies in the country. The M. eh ol Dimes deserves the support of every citizen in the state. Mr. Cardwell concluded. Art Students Plan Hall Decor Murals t replace those already…

Rivard I Robertson, Of Scottsville. I ties In Richmond Home A funeial sc: vi c for Richard bnihep i'.h: ip Robe-i.son will be )« Jd a' af;••moon iTue-< • • : j a’ Thai kt-r Rr thors Funeral I'oilfc. Scot!,lilt- Buna! •'. :!1 take ’’bue .11…

Powhatan Ruritan Committees Set Aim Reduce War Ruiiding: Debt The regular monthly meeting of Powhatan Ruritan Club was held at the War Memorial Build ing on Wednesday. Dec. 14. at 7 p. m. Ladies of Providence Presbyterian church served din…

This building is filling a special need in the community, but the dub is definitely oi the opinion that a much greater service can be rendered when tne building is debt free. Ruritans ft el. Program for the meeting was a report given by 'Triple…

Amelia Events Births, Visits Make Week’s \ew< Mr and Mrs I inton B W o of Raleigh. N l'.. i . >•. :y Karmville. ann - rare the birth X a son, Linton Briggs. Jr., on JarT 5. Mrs H O. Marshall entertain ed two tables of Canada Tues day afternoon.…

Announce Built Mr. and Mrs. Ciies'er Daws n announce the birth of a daugh ter. Lillian Irene, oil J uiuary d. Mr. and Mrs. \V Donald Chum nev spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Siir.ons. at Wilson Miss Frances : Davenport re cent!','…

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IVlUMiliK, March 2nd thru Vth RICHMOND M ATS «I D. A THCRS. Mail orders will he filled in order of rrceipt No Tickets held unless cheek or money ord< r Is sent. No tickets held on phone order. Send check or money order to "SOI I’ll PACIFIC",…

HOOKS TOO a second set itul ...t...an loom for treatment of a mu..-.; ia forehead, and km-e '1 ••••< door was so clean u\ . i.:n>. he couldn't see it.

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To Eove and cherish ever after! Now you can start to u-c and enjoy, every day, trie la-ling beauty of Gorham"'Sterling — 16 timeless patterns to choose from. Their better balance and finer design arc tilings y ou can feel and see. Come in soon…

Pete Kostcl An Ensign In Navy Among the 777 enlisted men receiving ensigns' commissions here today at the Navy's only Officer Candidate School was Peter Kostcl < Hampden-Sydncy 195a graduate >. Rear Admiral C. E. Olsen. USN. Commander of the…

Clipping In Time Produces Clean, High Quality Milk Clipping cows regularly is one of the first steps tn producing clean, high quality milk. Dr. G. C. Graf, head of the dairy department at VPI. says clipping saves 10 per cent of the time when…

CAT “GHOST" Los Angeles — John P. Turk had been driven to neat despera tion in recent weeks o> a myster ious caller. Answering his door bell on numerous occasions. Turk would find no one. Finally, after such a ring, 'Turk searched the neighborhood…

Powhatan Game Continued from page 3 son, 5. Tilmftn. 4. and Nicholls. 2. Barnette and Gill, each with nine points, were leading scorers for the Wash-Henry lassies. Boys' Bov Score Powhatan FG F TP McCracken, f . 2 8 12 Green, f . — — 0 Layne,…

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New Dress... ? —Xo, but you can hard ly tell it. . . because it u as cleaned and pressed the Kleanieell Way. Phone 98 We Give Green Stamps # All Clothes Handled by Us Are Insured Against Fire and Theft We ('lose Every Wednesday At 1 P. M

1 WOMAN'S WORLD Porch, Garage, Basement May Be Ideal for Recreational Center By Ertta Haley

NEED a playroom for the young sters? Could you use a room for that ping-pong table and other rec reational activities? If yours Is a busy, energetic and active family, then such a room is absolutely es sential. There are undoubtedly space for…

..v ‘ ' ... Fix the porch as a play room ... ile colors, enlist family help in completing the project; and above all, have fun! Make your Porch An Extra Roam Are you fortunate in having a glassed-in porch? Why not make a layroom for the youngsters?…

...■ I ■ “■ ' ~ ~ U . The garage as a recreation center. generously and lighten with touches of yellow, red or orange. If you like, in place of window scats, choose smart summer furni ture in the form of a sofa or couch, llattan is smart, and…

DREAMER WINS SI,000 Brisbane, Australia — A pious Sydney bookseller. Vince Read, who claims he dreams the win ning numbers in the slate lottery, recently pickedup another $1,000 by drawing third and fourth Prizes. Read, a regular church

goer, won more than $3,200 last year. L M’GHS SELF TO DEATH Tokyo—Mrs. Kimino Hakaga v.ka laughed so much during a comedy at a movie house in Osaka., that she suffered a fatal hemorrhage of the brain, ,

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the windows or open them, end thus give yourself all the cool com fort which an open porch provides. Storage cabinets can be placed underneath the windows, and these are not too expensive if they are built in while the porch is remod eled.…

Powhatan Hi News . The Indians may have been swept off their feet oy Fluvanna but they made up for it Friday by defeating Montpelier 5-1 to 22. It was a swell game, one of the best the Indians have played. We have high hopes of retaining the…

SENIORS The Senior Class has been ; selling annual pictures and work ing on the annual material Thanks to Douglas Palmore, the editor, it is going along very nicely. Seniors have a skating excur sion planned for Tuesday night. Seniors grade…

high school auditorium on Febru ary 2t> anti 26. We are forming a new orchestra this year, which will have the name of the "Jazz landeis". The chorus line for the revue which incidentally consists of sixj Junior girls received a nice little…

mw Cough Help FOR unit CHILDREN I or coughs and acute bronchitis due to colds you cun now get Crcomulsion i specially preparedfor Children in anew , pink and blue package and be sure: [ (I) Your child will like it. ! (I) It contains only safe,…

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basketball. The time was divided so one group goes three days a week and the other group goes two days. The time of year is fast ap proaching when (teachers take great pride in seeing who can make the hardest exam. Well it's here now*, the…

Eisenhower in his oncoming duties. COPS GET HOT-ROI) Oakland. Calif.. — Tired of be ing outdistanced by teen-age !n>t t udders, pohee asked tile Ci;\ Council to authorize the purchase of a souped up car of their own Council did—bought an eight…

expected to better 100 m.p.h. at cost, of $2,800 ! \1>Y COWHAND Chicago For the first tint" m the 87-year hislmy oi the f'li Ciieo stockyards, there s a cow • > liding herd on the cows. star, and bulls She's Mr?. Phyllis U>n> 32. five feet…

FINAL SALE OF AM. i \ 1952 ) PATTERNS j , IMPERIAL DESIGNS j OF T

From Now Until February 1st COME TODAY — MANY EXCELLENT PATTERNS YOU WILL FIND A BARGAIN TODAY

Farmville Mfg. Co. “The Home Builders Dr par l mat! Store" South Main St. Pt.one II FartrviHe. I r.

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I 0 Ear Rings , I #. Bracelets | 1 0 Rhinestone Sets I \ 0 Pins I 0 Brooches 10 Pearls 0 Dresser Sets V 0 Cameos \ Three Showcases Full 1 ()f Bargains

This Opportunity Will Not I si Lonff Now 9 Come In Todai/. Selection? 1 re Still , 1 hundaet, li;if u it! Xot Lost Lotu) \ t These /'rices. I till! Fey Yourself Or For Future (lifts — For /Frt/iilrifis Annierrsary Or .Xext Christmas.

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SERVICES DITCHING — let us dig your d'tches, septic tanks, etc. by ma chine .especially designed for that purpose. Rural work solicited. Putney Plumbing and Heating. Tnone 483. Farmville, Va. 4-21-tf j BRIGGS STRATON. Clinton Power Products.…

_WANTED POGWOOD—S40. 160 cu. ft. de livered New Canton. Va. Write for specifications. Landes General Store, New Canton. Va. 9-9-tf VENEER LOGi'- PoplaT'Ttnd sweetgum. 4 miles east of Appo mattox. Virginia on 460 for price and specifications…

Skating Is Healthful SCHEDULE Monday Thru .Saturday 7:45 p. in to 11 00 p. in. I’RI I) AY 3:30 to 6 p. ni. for children SATURDAY 10 to 13 for Tiny Tots 3 to 5:00 p. m. for Teen Agers SUNDAY 2:00 to 5:00 !p. m. Dungarees. Good Slacks per mitted…

Classified Rates All copy must be in The Herald office by Wednes day noon for Friday pub lication and by Saturday noon for Tuesday nubb le Per Word When Cash Accompanies The Order When Cash Does iXot oc Per Word Ca.v« of Thanks, Resolutions…

RESOLUTION Lions Resolution Pays High Tribute To J. W. Shepherd, Jr. The untimely death of Lion James W. Shepherd. Jr., on De cember 20, 1952. removed from our midst one of our most valu able and outstanding members, who has wrought weli in…

and the entire community. His lovable nature, his integrity of character, his simple every-day friendly living in our midst, most deservedly won our affection and admiration, and it could be prop erly said of him that he lived and practiced…

Lion Shepherd served his coun try during World War II. and throughout the time lie lived in Farmville. he entered wholeheart edly in all phases of community life including the religious, civic and business life of Farmville. We record his passing…

CARD OF THANKS APPRECIATION is expressed to friends and neighbors of the late Sammy Jarrett for sympathy, flowers and many other acts of kindness. Cassie. Sammy Lynn and Jennifer 1-20-lp Tost a nT) found EARRING — FOUND rhinestone earring,…

USED UAHS 1949 STUDEBAKER 4 door se dan Deluxe radio and heater over drive. William's Sion, Cumber land. l-16-2p i \\E LP WANTED FEMAI E cottage parent, not over 4a for psychiatric resident treatment home foi children' in Richmond. College…

HELP WANTED MALE—white. Man wanted to sell nationally advertised Watkins Products to rural customers in built-up locality in Charlotte county. Earnings .^iould average 5300 monthly. Car necessary. Full time locality. For further infor mation.…

SEWING INSTRUCTOR arid saleslady for proposed Singer Sewing Center, Tins position offers all 'company benefits, in cluding insurance and paid vaca tions. Applicants must have good appearances and education. Apply on Wednesday, January 21 at…

FOR RENT BUSINESS RENTAL—Available immediately, store space at 313 West Third street, formerly oc cupied by Dunlop Tire Company. Call William J. Gill? boO or 511 R. l-6-6p HOUSE — 9. rooms. 3 baths. 2 large screened porche;. oil fur nace heat,…

HOUSE—8 rooms on Green Bay road, electricity. Rent reasonable. Suitable for 2 families. Temple Jenkins, Green Bay, \ a. Phone Farmville 2036 R. 1-16-tf foiTkalr SEED Ky. Fescue 31 Tested and approved by Va. Department of Agriculture. Until…

FOR SALE DISSTON chain saws, 3'i to 12 HP, S343.75 up. Bows available. Call Carl Heifner, 693, Farmville, Va. 11-118-tf HOUSE. 7 rooms. 2 baths, base ment, oil heat Storm windows, complete weather - stripping and insulation. Within Farmville…

LOTS— Desirable lots in "Spring Valley" for sale 11t miles south of Farmville on H.impden-Sydney Road W. A. Edwards. Phone 2023 W. l-13-3tp INSURANCE —■ Hospitalization and all general insurance. Si>e cial polio policy. Upon request will bring…

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CANNON TOWELS JUST ARRIVED in pastels ami dark 1 ones Good heavy duality liatl size 18x,%. SPECIAL 29c ea WASH CLOTHS TO MATCH 8c~ 10c”15c LADIES’ COATS One rack of ladies' coats Values to $19,95. Sizes 10 to 52. Only SO of these — so shop…

LADIES’ SUITS • •lie rack i>i |;i11>«*s" Suit Sizes 10 to H. Value; ti $!(>.-'')(>. We liiijist have the space. Only JO of t ho; e to go at ONLY $5-oo

SHEETS! SHEETS! SHEETS! am! More Sheets! Ye y yenuine !y p.. 1 ‘JS. [ m - perfeets in double bed by 81x99 $1.77 Single bed Si/.e 72x99 $1.57 M711IE last LADIES’ DRESSES and UNIFORMS Oeu raek of \alues to 8.7.Pb, some maternity dresses in eluded.…

FINAL ( LOSE OI T ALL LADIES’ MILLINERY \ alues to S2.?)S IN' ((I'll BARGAIN RASKMKNT Only 66c

BRASSIERES Co. * ou; o .oil of these: in virtues to liudttd iiie .in ion and cottons. Slivhtiy soiled. YOI'R ('HOICK 47c ea _______ HOYS’ DUNGAREES 11 < ’ i: 11 i 11 * X o'.iiico sail I Ori/.s "d blue denim. Triple stityb'd. i:\etod and bar…

—■— " MEN'S Handkerchiefs A -pee in I purchase of full size white handkerchiefs, imperfects. At this price everybody can afford to blow! 47c doz.

Colored News Luther P. Jackson Vo-Ag Department Has Active Program The Vocational Agricultural de partment at Luther P. Jackson High School. Cumberland, was engaged in several activities dur ing the week of January 12-16. On Tuesday, Jan. 13.…

FOR SALE I ACRE 'LAND with one large dwelling and 1 4-iooni cabin, modern plumbing, at Tuggles on old highway 460. Phillip J. Ollie, Farmville, Va. l-16-4p

dent: George Gilliam, secretary: Westley Booker, treasurer: Theo dore Parker, reporter, and quiz zers. Tolton Moses. William Brown, Willie Scott, and Herbert Smith. The Cumberland team won third place in this contest. Farm Machinery Repair…

they are expected to lurnish their own materials such as plow points, ax handles and plow han dles. There will be no cost for using the power and hand tools in the farm shop. Young rarmers Club The Young Farmers Club of L. P. Jackson High School…

Kftm-ftex TIRES THESE ARE FACTORY-FRESH ARMSTRONG TIRES MADE WITH COLD POLAR RUBBER, BUILT WITH RHINO-FLEX CONSTRUCTION AND HAVING THE FAMOUS 18-MONTHS ROAD HAZARD UNCONDI TIONAL GUARANTEE!

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And your old sound cosing—No charge for mounting!, "If you don't need four tires, contact a friend who may need some; then, purchase four and split the savings between you." j SALE BEGINS THURSDAY, JAN. 15 FOR 15 DAYS ONLY! VISIT OUR USED TIRE…