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^ ^ i ii i * OSBORN BROTHERS PINEAPPLE 5 No. 2 cans 4 No. V/i cans (Jrapefruit JUICE Id ( ans 5 for $1.00 ! Blended JUICE Id n~. Can« 5 for $1.00 sixs'veei PRUNES Lh. (’kgs. 5 fo. Si.00

COCKTAIL .V(». •>'- ('a,is 4 for $1.00 PEACHES ( air; I 4 for Si.QQ Alaskan Pink I SALMON Tall Cans I 3jorJ>U)0 Dan dn Kit du n I BROOM $1.00 LARD 9 ibs. $1.00 HAMBURGER 3 lbs. $1.00 Pork SAUSAGE 3 lbs. $1.00 I Lake HERRING 5 lbs. $1.00

» Mrs. Mabel Dudley ; Dies \l ilosniial Service < ’endue!ed At Baptist Church Funeral ;i-, loi \! i Mabel 1* !' Dudley. . we;,* • on.'acted at I p. in., Mond.u. a! ihe Farmville | B.a i >ii ; Chut eh lid-Ti ion: too!: place m \V< ’ . Cemetery. Mr Dudley died Saturday afternoon !’■., It. at the South side < m»-• un*:v Hospital alter a lillperii'i, ilha ■ ’t he : •rtia-r M; - Mabel Perkins. • sin* was the dailyhtir of Annie Grey and Daniel Henry Perkins She born Dei n, 1898. in PitI. ; hania i mintv . 11, ,a ■ lie!' man i.tye to 1 )r Hairy G, Dudley 'lie made her Inane in Danville and l’armville Site attended Black-buie College Mi -. Dudley .served as a ho tes. at J.ongwood College and O trout/ buiioi Coll," e m Pennsyhania Before her illness. »he wa.< a re cep! oni-t at the South* i le Com munity Hospital , Sin* is sun .red by three dauy.h i ter . Mi - T \V Brook; Jr'.. Mrs. More Or Smith. Jr., and Miss PatiT.ua Ann Dudley, all of Farm ville; a on James H Dudley , of Richmond: a brother. Frank Per kin.-. of Chester Pa . and four ri andehildren. Farmville Students Represent Church Two Farmville students attend ed the Diocesan Convemion oi the F How-hip of Yount: Chur,'li man ol the Diocese of Southern Vir iiua at Roslyn. near Rich mond. last week end They were Virginia Moss, seventh crude stu dent of Farmville Momentary - III! I limni i HIM HUM—

mw Cough Help fOR LITTLE CHILDREN I . : coughs and acute bronchitis due Jo v. ' js i,ni cm now get ('reomulsion pcci.tib. pi. r>.:>edt'or( hi Id ten in .1 new ; mb and bbv passage and be sure: t I < '1 our chiKI u ill 1:1 e i 1. * 21 It contains link safe, prosen iaeledients. ( ;) It contains no narcotics to dis turb nature's processes. ( 4 1 I: uill aid nature to soothe and heal raw. tender, inflamed throat and bronchi .1 membranes, thus relies me the couch and promoting test and -■ep. A k tor ('reomulsion for (ha O-eij in the pmk and blue package. CREGMULSI0N FOR CHILDREN relieves Coughs, Chest Colds. Acute Bronchitis ■ ■■

! School and Patsy Abernathy Long wood College freshman iron Virginia Beach. Airs. O. R. Sweeney, !■Mirim ille Resident. Dies \< Her Home \ inneral service for Mr dam Man i.. Sweeney. C4. was held at 3 JO p m.. Sunday, at Doyne Fun era! Horne ln’ermeni took place in West-view Cemetery Mrs Sweeney died Friday after - ( noon. Feb. 13. at net Farmvillt resident'. She had been dl foi about five weeks. The former Miss Clara Frances Morns, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mr W Morris She was born July 13. 188(1. m Appo mattox county Sin1 was thi> willow of O. R Sweeney, whom she married May 1011. m Lynchburg Mr and Mrs Sweeney lived in Appomattox county for 14 years after their marriage They had made their home in Prince Edward county for the past 38 years Mrs Sweeney was a member of the Appomattox Baptist Church she is sunned by a daughter. Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Kidwell. o: Farmville: three sisters and four brothers. Mrs. Lucy Stevens, of Lynchburg. Mrs. Edward May berry. of Appomattox. Mrs. Mat lie Coleman, ot Washington. D. C. Witt. Charlie and A. T. Mor ris all of Lynchburg, and Luther Morn . of Appomattox.

Stokeley I). Booth, Farmville Youth, Dies At Duke A funeral service for Stokeley Denison Booth, one-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Booth. of Farmville. was held Saturday afternoon at Coilnis Funeral Home Burial took place m Abi lene Methodist Church Cemetery. The child died Thursday. Feb. 12. in Duke University Hospital. Beside:; ... parents, lie »s sur vived by one sistei. Selester Booth.

Mrs. Fanny Ii. Card. Newport News Dies A funeral service lor Mrs. Fan ny 1! Card. 8j, of Newport News, was held Sunday afternoon at Appomattox Presbyterian Church in Prince Edward county. Inter ment took place in the church cemetei y. Mrs. Card dice. Thursday, Feb Ilf at Newport News She is survived by three sons. Carl. Kahl. and Earl Card, all of Newport News, and three grand children.

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AUCTION SALES FARM IMPLEMENTS at Mr Forest Stout's farm. Cartersviu--. Va . three miles from CartersviUi. on Saturday. February 21 al 2 ;> tit. Oliver combine, vast! torn picket international disc plow. Oliver disc harrow, small trade, trailer, self line feedet, hanmu ■ mill, corn sheller. wood saw tra; ■ tor. attachable: Farmail M trac tor. hay, i j\\ and call, five p.x . horse plow, wood saw belt, ham , mer mill^ht ’,1. two ; i actor ti •< and rims 11-38. inu im roof me t Virginia O stout Admx D. 1’., Stout, administr. to;. Auction- • M. E. Blanton 2-13-2)1 WANTED VENEER LOGS - Poplar and sweetguin. -1 miles east of Appo mattox. Virginia on 4tit) for pi a , and specifications see Walker at yard Tuesday lhro"-’h Friday Fernun Veneer Corp. 1-‘2-1 flip DOGWOOD i.40, 1 GO eu. ft de livered Nev. Canton. Va. Wr t> for .specification l.unde Gr-n<"-. Store. New Canton. Va 9-9-t* GOOD FARM i-.IIS to - vow pickle for Lung. Sec Fai n.- r.s coop.-, li the. Farmviiie. W. 1;. Stonne’l. Cumberland H N Ewing, Mar.. Meherrin. Va 3-6-2t’-p RABBITS Wanted to buy lai baby rabbits. Contact 2 J. No, herrv Co.. Farmviiie. Va. 2-10-8! T<)WN Farniv file ba.i opening in Water department, steady em jploymen. good war.- Apply T -wn Manager's office 2-6-.VI GROCERY CLERK - wanted in l arinville. Please state salaty ex pected Experienced. 'I Box M Farmviiie Herald. F a r lit v i 11 e 2-13-lip

MAN-We have an oppeninys f • , inbitious men with car.--, who are interested in stead: work and histh income Past exps leace ill' sales work, service work and col lecune.s would lie helpful, lint not necessary Reply io Box ML. ’ Herald. Furmville when you and vour wile an home lor an inter view. - 2-13-21 \V OMAN Dependable win’ ■ woman io care for two small chil dren and hylit housework Ail modern conveniences. Room, board and salary Write Mr Reed Miller Dillwyn, Va. 2-l3-2tp MAN for 46 cow dairy barn, aid also experienced to opera! lam machinery Reliable '■ W Poe all, Jr., Jetersville, Va 2-17-lp M AN-—six da" • a week, to help at Service Station Lon. wood Berv.ce Station, Hirh sin . FawuviUe 2-17-r MISCE’I LANLOIJS two 1 rt{.< i Guernsey heiL-v- Alfalfa and le.- - pedeza liny (r-on.-e R Sim:h B'*v 35. Rice. Va 2-17-41

1)0!.!.All DAY SPECIALS LA&1I !• P l‘i l, SHOES $1.00 Pr. BI I T . (ill!:? \ A M\K 1 1 TAP*I.: I Mil SHOES $100 Pr MI. K1N HS Lad ins' Hose 2-TV Si.no LOVKLAC It SHOE SHOP 13? N Alain S* K.irr villi' Vn i

LEGAL NOTICES Tlie undersigned. Planters Bank and This: Company of Farmvi'le. Farmvillt . Virginia, oy virtue of ■Ji'rl i n of tlie Code of Vir ■ ini.i. 1 ?•"»(» as amended. hereby ■mes -pullin' not ice ul its intention to Irausti" to Georgia Railroad Bank and l list Company of An nua ('n rcia, permanent ad l,i.na.l U'tr 1 of tlie eft ate of A C. Gi. j.- who wa.i one and the ame pi'i.on as Augustus C. R of Augusta. Georgia, the , uni of 945.65. representing a checkin" account ni the amount f $110.06 and a savings account n il l amount of $3,334.59 which the salt! A C Griggs had with the undersigned bank at the time of his death. Bud bank, pursuant to the u honty above cited, further ivv. notice of iis ,ntention to i ".insfi'i to said administrator, ihe controls of a safe deposit box oi s.i.il hank rented ill the name j>f tin!' said A C. Griggs. PI.ANTERB BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF FARMVILI.E. VIRGINIA BY C W HART. PRESIDENT 2-10-4t

FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE second floor Boyne Buildin-'. Main street. Miss Elizabeth Burger. 2-3-tf •APARTMENT - furnished, newly • a-orufed. heat, water, private i ntraiif e See 703 Oak street, .'•armville Rent by month. Apply in F ip , (■ Allen. 3101 Secend Ave.. 1: ichnjond. Va 2-10-tf ------ ^ - - -*■ — - — HOUSE l,one wood Ave Apply to town of F'armvtlle Office, Main St., Farmville. 2-10-3t ROOM! for i a is. Heated. Avail nt)li Feb. "ary 21. 502 First Ave. 2-13-2p HOUSE 3 rooms with bath. s'\v!.v painted inside and out. Aupiy Oral Vs Store 2-13-4p 'OFFICES for rent. Main street. mi h< • . newly painted. Apply F;ck Pearlme Rhone 356. Farni . he. Va. 2-17-lOp ,-a. iai—a.tiaraE3PM——an——

Experienced Stockmen Feed r_j MinRaltone for DIRECT FEEDING When Stock is "On Pasture” . . . because livestock needs the protect ion of M inRaltone’s m ult i minerais and Vitamin Dos.. ' >lp to keep them healthy, avob, .in explained breakdowns and pro duction slumps, and niairpnin rapid growth It's always easier to keet> stock healthy than to make them well! Even the greenest pastures may be lacking in one or more of the minerals essential for good health. So, take no chances with their health and your profits. (let MinRaltone for Direct Feeding. Recommended and Sold by UEMWAL KM SI PPLY n Kuule >.a ib twcen Cumberland i ml 1’owhatan !>. O \ddrosv Bajllsville, Va. ; \cs Hi the Best; Barks to the Rest"

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