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THE CONVAtR XF2Y1 Sea D ot i.-( i ■: i ' ■ ' - i:.i». Calif., as the hrst delta-wine so-- ne is put through its pares . ton, ' » auish speed, fighter-type seaplane is designed to expand tne «u o< :••*<• ? 'r ‘: ' '",l; cl' ,"lt ’jl p ""l 1"' . . ., i. ,< i mi et K evorts of the trailing edge horizontal tail, but is <' i i ; ■( ■ i , . , , ... , i , . ,v ... ■ 11 a atet holdings and takeoffs, it h..s of the wins retrace allot < • > ' , . , , . . • (lnlfrnational buandphoto) •nectal hvdro sins, u • >! tot ".«• 1 . t
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Rhino-Flex 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! buyOtires & SAVE! $004 SIZE • • • 600-16 As Low As 11— PICK YOUR SIZE BELOW AND SAVE! SAVE! SAVE!
Kl lire 'pel Im :!rtl lilt’ llti I’ire lnl.il Cost I’er Tire 8i/e Hr”. I'riee .'O', nil 40', dll' CO', off 1 Tiles T.iv 600x10 2".lo lii.ii.s 12.00 8.0-1 70.28 1.10 070x17 21.2,0 1! 11 11.78 0.72 08.01 1.17 070x10 21.80 10.81 I 1.8,8 0.02 00.11 1.22, 700x17 2 , ,8i! 22.21 10.08 11.12 77.8 1 1.2,7 070x17 72.07 17.01 12,.22, 8.82 01.71 1.17 71oxl7 21 17 10..70 11.07 ojs 08.10 1.22 70o \ I , 20.77 10.07 I0.70 71.00 1.2,7 800x17 20.2.7 . : 17,01 11.71 82.18 1.10 820x17 2,0.0 7 21.72 18.:’,o 12.20 87.82 1.10 i !»■!!■ i min n i mci &mn - «r -jk**^** \ ■■ —i 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." SALK I5K0INS Till USD\Y. JAN. 15 LOU 15 DAYS ONLY! VISIT OUR USED TIRE DEPARTMENT ('am pit It Lim til I' \SSK.\CEIt find I Sill) I III CK 11EES NOW A V\\I,A1!I,K A1 TWO LOCATIONS Farmviik Tire & Battery, Inc. I ins K, Third St. Kiio.nr 5<'o Karim ilio, Ya. II, (,u< I Iimihi l'r,roiii,i‘ >/■ up ii III ) mu I'lailnr-t ''it our l’f mi'iiim Employ Dick s Place Highway dUO Khnne Amelia S‘>2 (Tula, Ya. SENS A t ION A! LOW miCES 0\ ALL MICK TIliES Dl’RING SALE
Irrnnia A t ies March of Dimes District. Workers Named h\ Area l eader. Airs. Vances
i'lu March Dim* drivi the polio fund is on a-am (: . i .vour best! M: .. Aubrey Van i is chairman in tin- district and lu-s appointed the for i.im, w» ik ei s Met da mes Haul .. Ri . ard King. Carl Da-, . - |...... . s DeHart and Owen Williams. i ■ school children art .d o collect ing for this iund. Mr.. O R famford attended the Garden Club luncheon a! tie home of Mi C. s. Kir, in Fork Union, last Thu-auday Recent Richnfond visitors are Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sp, aid Ml William T J inis n. Mrs I) P Morgan. Mrs. pwen F Williams and Anne Williams. Also Me dames W A. rtinkev Jr, Fle.-mn - Snoddv and Wilford Fnoddy, Hospital Patient Mrs. Cur! Davies is a patient in Johnston - Willis Hospital Her friends wish her a speedy re covery. Curtis Anderson was t !:• week end guest of his parents. Dr. and Mrs c W Anderson. Mr-. T S. Jeffrey lias bet'll con fined to her home for -eve: a! da vs i n acc amt of sickness w< hope she will soon be out a . :n. Mrs. H M DuVal has : ■:urn<-. 1 from Hampton where she ha been visiting her .-on-in saw and daughter. Mr and Mu Kk-ha Sawyer. Mr. and Mrs. Donald i lark* Portsmouth, w e:, , ,-k end •. nest of Mr and Mrs M. F ' Sue Mrs. 1. M Jones has ri'u.m, home after v jsiting tli-un M all, Mrs. D. P Moreau verr d.nn guests on Sunday in the stmt home Mrs. John Seivt-r was a in ' f relatives m Richmeiv! dm m the week end While I', e s' attended the wedaaii ot a ncv< Return 1-rum Hospital Friends ol M I >: Rbin • and William '!' K\alls ai< Uni : * know thai the. h.ui , in m 1 home from the ho p; al .• i - much lm; rove i The Re in,l Mi U \\ She nil C tors la-' " e -I: Bobbv lotus. of t:o i' v. Visited hi t i .'ll.s Mr. .O' Ml J lm i; in dm :': -t • end v ■: ' of Yu l en 1 guest of hi-, p Mrs Maury .!• uo Mr and Mr: W >■. : w li Mrs. Hen:: .’ »•-•- and . - ! u Of C’ai".; brook • • : • s lit’ noon v is ‘ - s cf Mr 1 t • P and M- W A Cl, -a ■
(Jus!mil M md Mrs j if I.ynrhbie " i and Mr- C V. \1 • -! • i rtf'|-no;tn H T Ml lull ; ‘i t.h- past ... ek a' : ' ;' la 11:., ■ I v rhr' nv ' >11: \V. 1 1 ■ . i it Mr.-. M I C-r.k ret.ir m ■ on roin a I :■ nehhun hnsn' :il o:i ' Hiursdttv. Fh.- sir. s’a ',<■>' ■:ttic improve:! Kra fid i speedy l1 .net v Business Met I u»e The fpir aerlv i■ usiiat-- mi 1 n >f the c-htin vill it the i ;. 1 Kt .da’ a 7:4f> All menibt l are n . t i | ittend A-He Mr!' an <1 Uriel). <r : ' •3rais«. N C .*s| "lit t a- wet k en.a n h’s home !e e Mrs K I. 11a : . mrl I', isitt d Mi and Ml 1 < • veil, ill Appomattox, 1 d K H Cl lei Haul t .-pen! d ■ n ,0 , villi Mr and Mr ,! V. ,!en liiUi-s. at Cullen J (.’ Bin • !l. wll ' lias >.■< ; 11 slnee la -1. Thurdai I -ein -hat improved Mr Bet li ask' d his reporter to {hank o s mam friends for tlic.r visits and lets of kindnes He as -n . ate ul for so many friends 'I ti <*ti Ovei .t‘.e Bvt Weldon Simpson in law of Mr and Mrs W li Bea . ley. left Saturday. Janust •
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KARl C'.OCKNEC is shown as he . op, .rod on his l()7th birthday in I. .,i,i or his home at Gcburtstug, uri i • 1..1. ,v 1' i i. • | ..1' i i.. rill, in excel - it-:.t Ii: alt I:. hki bis : :;,e and bis tv. ;• c fititerncrional 1 rcl uire) ri i, : r <nt rscio did' . A’ pre- j cut iui do not know where he is: !'t .'1 . : etit. Mr- II C Harris visited Mrs. K () Black"-1 ’ in Appomattox.: 11isr.-ti .■ afternoon. I Bart in. of • id: k- •. dir pi fit Monday with M ;r, : V \Y T Cook. Miss 1.. ..- Ci m'-c it K.i nr. :!■ ■ a', o spent -'iid ty t.| 'id M n-i .• m the ■ni'ii' li i '!...■■ i1 win■ -r> il' w .'.: the flu • :< M II (i'll: a n, Mi-s Beu I'.. „ Me. t: it it. pis., v ;,a:rdi ! ..ai M. .lake j :: .Irfmny Morris is also on tip -a:; list. M 'I N ty.r;l will ' host! mt dei at on elitb • : in .a. 2t>. at p I . a demons’ ra' mil w ill be on Si ci: ! : d - 1 hoped ■ :-’ Iim-fiini! ill one will he v.i ii and able to id lend ' - !) ,,r 1 a v i.ator in ", i ■ - .Mi- M . 111 i a y. • t k" It-'i. iii itmed n a \ a w et k 1 ai a fter . I i. i .me « ■■ )i her sis ,1.. Ma.a- . a Know die. I: : ii M.I rri ■ . ne t home a : : ■ a i I a ’ f VI: a I 1 ' a M lid M’ W ii 1.. :i aaI,-■■ .ii11 .m i.ii uere : jjj tdellf Krrbv, Mrs ' ’ .1 m ;, Mr and Mrs y. .. • : ;id I; nald o' l-’ann V: do- o' Mis. M 1 Cook •nice Ink Ill'll hOlim i 1 'ill I he 'll - " tal a Ml .a.d Mr- J H -’ll: ' a and Dickie of Armomat - a ■■ M. '• ••• • i P. i •' - in of Burke - id Mi W.N Mon i -d and Mi l- ft Sen a a : Mrs T \ d. ’ I o sen or Mr and M C II Morris: Mi and M: Ml-’.:! C \V Mo rri . J K. . irl Ci nine
Mail' \ isits M.i'.le \< I H.u ami Anne • ii' \\ ::h Mr and Mrs. ! 'V .Iron"- :.t fallen 1 . .ink 1) Sheppard Jr., ol Not ’ v . i' 11 s; ein : hr work i in1 • ' , Mi and Mrs C. 11 M • ■ R ! Ran a.ted ,1. M Har 1. a' Rhen.': Sunday Mi ml M \ N Mori s an 1 : visited Mi and M rs Rut Imr Man;', at Sheppards. ,S aid,' v nl;ernnoii ';is 1 mile 1 lall nl Roanoke, ailed on Mr H !•’ Harris last Tae -day afternoon. V A Rat he, is itnpnn iilg after having trouble with his knee I I N SPOIl.1 II I." Angeles Mrs Billie Kelley aeddeiitally locked herself out of
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■ '(.i house with Raymond. 18 months old inside’. While his mother pounded frantically and noiited for admittance. Raymond emptied the cupboards, spilled dishes, buttons, paper and food on the floor and was looking for new fields to conquer when helpful firemen summoned by Mrs. Kel ley. jimmied a window, climbed in and opened the door from the inside. Hie rolling section of a roll-top c.esk is called the tambour. h ^_
♦ - HUB NEWS - ♦ Shoes for Kofi re Family Cireatly Reduced? .hist arrived nen HETTY BARCLAY Coton Dresses. Prettiest ueje ever had—Set Them!__ Seivest XATI'RLIZER Easter and Sprint/ Shoes iust arrived—I.ovely styles.___ All Lotties' Coats at Pinal ('It arance Prices. One (i-E 9 Foot Frozen Food Locker. 1-Year Guaran tee—s 1(10.00 off L’- t Priv !_
DAN RIVER SHEET
Sale FIRST «l AlilTY Fine Muslin Sheets
81x00 $2.39 81x108 $2.59 You Save at The Huh SlO.Oh Alligator PUMPS & HANDBAGS To Match Vl Off *4 90 eo
BIIPCUT PRICES 10 HAgnPU 6IM Y8K WW1BI $30 & $35 VALUES CHOICE $j4.80 $50 & $55 VALUES CHOICE $3X00 Boy's 0 COATS Vz Off
CANNON I.YIIGK JIUKSTV TCRKIS1I TOWELS 89c VALUES 2 for $1.00
SALE MEN S SUITS $35 Values $23 $50 Values $38
LOOK! Sl|.9o YARD SUIT mND DRES MATERIALS DON I mi>s rr:
FINAL CLEARANCE LADIES' DRESSES $10.95 to $10.95 Values. I.minus makes VII sizes. One Price. All Sales Iina!
,s iOUE on;A lAEliV t>\ J'—.V u in. to ik 111.
Almost a Give-Away HOYS’ AND GIRLS’
SNOW SUITS $8 03 Values Reduced to ;!$4.40 $13.00 Values Reduced to i $8.95
Bargains Galore!! I Men's 51 h Avenue $6.30 FELT HATS $3.80 TOBACCO CANVAS READY MADE ! 10\10 or 5\’0 Yards SEKillTEY SOILED save $::.oo OR MORE PER 100 YDS. —
MY COLUMN—
IANIMIY 1-V
There’s no better way to give — send your contribution to your local Post Oilier
uui snow windows air jjoih*_. please bear witli us during our remodeling program Each day new wood, rful values will be •fTerijd you so. even though we do not have windows to look into, tiie store is doing busi ness as usual but for one in ng, bigger and better values will be offered you every day lo make n worth your wliile to >liop Thc Hub. £1. WELNUERO