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FOR SALE WHY WORRY about, troublesome skin infection. Try V-J-O Grays Drugs. 12-18-52p (T> YORKSHIRE The meaty meat type hogs Registered breediiu stock, bred or open gill boar and sow pigs. Ft. S. Ellis A- Son Buck ingham County. Alcoma. Virginia, phone 3271. ' 4-5-4p LAND one acre on Route 15 m ■ Kingsville E A John on. Phone 249-M. 4-9-4tp PIGS Poland China. OIC C • Sam Thompson, near John Ran dolph School. 4-12-in LOT —- One a'" on paved read near Abilene. $125.00. Easy terms Landon G Atkins. It air .. F’arm ville, Virginia. 3-22-tf HOUSE New 3 bedroom horn, convenient to school and Ivusmess area. Phone 996. 4-12-5P { SKI) < \RS

FOR SAFE BUNGALOW 5 rooms, bath, oil heat, large lot. Good location in Ja 'kson Heights $6,000. Lan do;. G. Atk . . Realtor, Farmville. 3-22-tf LAND $25.00 down.. $10.00 per month buy !J acres near Miller's lak» m Print Edward County Lyndon G. Atkins. Realtor. Farm ville. 3-22-tf LOT m Farmville. 75 ft. by 140 ft , good neighborhood city wa $1100 E v teims. London Cl. Atkins. Realtor. Farmville, Vir ginia. 3-22-tf BUSIN! 3S BUILDING West Mard St. n Farmville. Two story brick .'Vi apartment on second finer. Lot fieri , 33 feet. Ideal fol ia1. ivpt store. Reasonable. Lan don G A:kins. Realtor. Munici pal Bldg rarmvllle, Virginia. 1-25-tf SEWING MACHINES: used ma •hnr* $19.95 up Repair and parts for all makes. Your Necchi Elna .). ah : Nee!i: Elna Fabric Shop, •15 W 3rd, phone 4:19 Farmville. •/a. 10-23-tf FSEI) CARS

FOR SALE REMINGTON - RAND typewriter .ind adding machines. No down avment SI 00 per week. South side Sundry Co. 3-12-tf BULLS — two purebred polled Hereford one year old. Will sell with or without papers. Rollo Domino breeding. Dams and sire can be seen. Wilkinson Hereford Farms, inquire at Wilkinson Serv ice Station, Amelia. Va. 4-12-3p 1949 BUS: 25 passenger, new mo tor and new tires, excellent con dition. Charles P. Davis. New Canton 4-12-2p LOT two acres. 3 miles from Farmville on state road. $400.00. Terms. London G. Atkins. Realtor. Farmville. Virginia. 4-12-tf EASTER BUNNIES — stuffed toys, candy favors, Easter egg candles. Easter baskets filled to order. Lanscott Gift Shop. 4-16-lp PARTY FAVORS f o r brides, children's parties,, showers. Lan scott Gift Shop. 4-16-lp EASTER CORSAGES especially nice lor children, spray orchids, sweethart roses and gardenias. Carter's Flower Shop. Phone 600. 4-16-2P EASTER PLANTS -- lilies, hy drangeas. azaleas, mums. We de liver to Westview Cemetery. Car :er's Flower Shop. Phone 600. 4-16-20

For the Best Buys — In— Used Cars SEE BRSCKERT OIL CO. 1950 PLYMOUTH 4 Door Sedan, Radio and Heater 1953 BUICK Super, 2-Door Hardt. p, Dyne flow, Radio and Heater. 1954 BUICK Century wth dynaflow radio, heater, and power steering. 1950 NASH 4-Door Statesman. 1955 FORD Two-Door Sedan. Radio, heat er. Clean as a pin and in A-l condition. 1950 BUICK 4-Door Special Dynaflow, ra dio, heater. New paint. Come in and look them over. You ore sure to find the car you've been waiting for. BRICKER'I OIL 00MIMYY YOUK BUICK DEALER 305 W. 3rd St. PH. 783 Va. Dealer License No. 156 FARMVILLE, VA.

I sed ( ars AND Trucks Come in and choose from one of the largest selections in Southside Virginia. We are offering highest Tra'do-in NOW on your pres ent car or truck on the New 1957 Chevrolet FIRST IN QUALITY FAIREST IN FRICE FASTEST IN SERVICE NEWMAN CHEVROLET SALES CORP. FARMVILLE, VA. 2nd & South Sts. Phone 264 Vo. Dealer's License No. 713

GIVE her an orchid corsage East r. Prepared by expert designers for extra beauty. Carter'^ Flower | Shop. Phone 600. 4-16-2p WIRE ORDERS for Easter flow ers sent anywhere. These orders should be placed at once to in ure Easter delivery. Carter’s Flower Shop. Phone 600. 4-l6-2p SPRING PLANTS: of all kinds. Big Boy tomato plants and a 1 1 other kinds of tomato plants and hoi caps. Collins Florist, phone 181. Farfnville 4-16-3p ’ hst \ NT) FOUND WATCH LOST man's gold Gruen wrist watch, broad gold band. Reward. Mrs. Elizabeth Goode. Farmville phone 412. 4-HMi LETTER - LOST - containing policy of Herman Jackson. R. 1. Box 32. Rice on American Life ■.nd Accident Insurance Co., Rich mond K 'mucky. Reward. Return to Herman Jackson 4-lt5-lp What’s Free? this space is offered without i charge by The Herald to anyone who wishes to give something i away "Free". 2-1-tf

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POWER-GRIP B .;kct !c ars — hi^^er should* rs' < omes on new tractots. & s..Tr_ ' ^ - 10-JS STJ.'-O i ii-.tH • UMi.ir, U'-as i.io.Go fi 13 IN •Plu* 'O* end r^r-eodcCiie J.ro | SUPER HI-CLEAT II Same tread design that Jr cam* on new trac tors 31 for s ears! 10- .’" $:>s.:io I 11- :l> M !>o ? i:-as *>.>:» *P » ’ 1 • • • - C j: r • f j

FRONT AND *g OA IMPLEMENT I l,,w TIRES 1 8 <MI5 B F. Goodrich S’Zb p»>CE* from tractor— - full size, fully . , - guaranteed. .**•*? 6.00-16 16.60 *P!uJ *cx end retreodable tire Grooved Im- 1 j i'lement —for | 1,1 *** all implement 4 00 1? and trailer tree- ___________ rolling * heels. SIZE PP!ZV 6.00-16 $ I £.90 6.50-16 2H.15 •P'..j to* and retreadobie tire a 10.95 M ■ * 6.00-16 HEAVY DUTY EXPRESS El ' ne VVonder ' ~ til struct ion that 16 N| tame on new 7.00-1.5 -l 1-1* Ul trucks 7.50-20 61. >0 wS *Pi,s tox end retreadob’e t re

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IQIN THE SAFE DRIVER LEAGUE GOODRICH TIRES SOLD AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES: Farmviiit* (Vown Siailon Bentley Bros. Service Sta. FARMVILLE, VA. KEYSVILLE, VA.

NOTICE WE install Ceramic and Plastic The Bath Rooms and Floor Tiles. We sell building materials, we build homes. Bids or prices cheer fully given. Phone 706-J, Ayers Building & Supply Co.. 3-8-tf (F1 Notice is hereby given that the Board of Supervisors of Bucking ham proposes to pass the follow ing ordinance at the May Meet ing. 1957: A license tax of $100.00 per annum Is herby levied on all pin ball machines and other like amusement machines. This ordinance shall not be come effective until it has been published in the Farmville Herald once a week for four successive weeks, there being no newspaper published in Buckingham County and the said Farmville Herald being a newspaper of general cir culation in said County and tiv said proposed ordinance will not be adopted until the terms of Section 15-8 of the Cod- of Vir ginia has been complied with. Said Ordinance, if passed, is to be effective as of January 1, 195E. JOHN C. SPENCER Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Buckingham County, Virginia. 4-12-41 I hereby certify that 'JOHN H. DANIEL of the County of Char lotte, Virginia, is the only candi date for the office of Member of the House of Delegates for the Legislative District composed of the counties of Charlotte and Prince Edward who has qualified for such office by filing his decla ration of candidacy and petitions with me according to law 90 days prior to the primary to be held on July 9. 1957, and being the only person so filing and qualify ing is declared the nominee of ■; the Democratic Party from the Twenty-Second Legislative Dis trict. of Virginia, and is entitled to have his name appear upon live ballots prepared for the Gen eral Election to be held for said office in said District on Novem ber 5. 1957, and that no Primary Election: for said office in said District will be necessary. ROBERT K BROCK. Chairman Democratic Lemslativ- Di nlet Committee 4-ld-lt

WANTEn TIMBER!.AND and nr ov r land highest prices paid. I.union At kins. Realtor. Municipal Bldg. Parmville. Phone 390M or 78S. 2-8-tf

WANTED TAYLOR FAMILY — . Informa - ion sought regarding relatives of William Douglas Taylor and his wife, Nancy Goff Taylor, of Buck ingham County, Va., who went to West Virginia with their family in 1860. Great-great grandson seeks information concerning Taylor family history. Please write Har ley U. Taylor. Jr., 364 Mulberry St., Morgantown, W. Va. 4-9-3tp PROPERTY LIST your farm, home, business or timberland with me today. Have local and out of town buyers. Landon G. Atkins. Realtor. Municipal Bide . Farmville, Virginia Phone 390-M or 788 3-29-tf 'LOTHES or furniture for Jack Lee family, burned out April 1. Clothes for two girls 6 and 8. boy 10, and three t-en ages. Call Bltiit Andrews. 774 M win: wiil pickup and deliver. 4-18Up HE I A’ W A ATE]] EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPH ER: excellent salary, good work ng conditions, chance for ad vancement. store benefits, paid vacation Apply R A Wilmoth, over Dorothy May Store. 4-5-41 MEN two men to work five days a week. Automobile required. Ages 21 to 45. Apply A. B. Hay den. office, enhance between Peoples Nat 1 Bank and Dorothy May or Phone 985. Monday and Friday evenings interviews until 7 p. m. 4-12-3t MAN OF WOMAN take over established food products route on commission basis. Sales and deliveries, no experience necess ary. Write P. O. Box No. 5071. Dept. S-3. Richmond, Virginia. 4-9-4p T ROUTEMAN: Good salary paid for man willing to work. Phone 450 or apply in person. Stai Cleaners. 4-16-tf

FOR RENT HOUSE — three bedroom, hot water heat, G01 Pine Street Available February 15. Miss Eliza beth Burger. 1-8-tf APARTMENT - u p s t a it's, 4 rooms, 7 closets, heat'd. Attic f in. separate entrance. Corner Virginia and Second . ' re t Call Mrs. Monroe Johns, Si.. phone 489 M 4-5-tf

FOR RENT STORE: formerly occupied by Cralle's Elizabeth Burner, Farin .:lle, Va 10-30-tf APARTMENT — Mrs. Job n Stokes. Phon- 280J, Farmville. 4-9-5p APARTMENT 4 rooms unfuni •>!v d. 606 Buffalo S'... Farmville phone 755. 5-12-tf FURNISHED APARTMENT: for rent, private entrance, air condi tioned. 4 miles out. Phone 360 or 3034-M nifjht. 4-12-tf BEDROOMS 103 N. Virginia street, Farmville phone 340M. 4-12-21 HOUSE: 4 rooms, rent reasona ble. E. M. Whitlock. 4-12-2p RESTAURANT ami service ta tion located on Route 460 in Pamplin. Va. Walt r Sruthall. Phone '.Hi R or 73!) J. Farmville. 4-16-4' IP tRTMSNT 4 rooms and bath, n■ wly d< '•orated, private entrance. Alii ) Simanvkr. Jackson U*rlrts ohot’i' 704-R. 4-16-2p .\Vh(V

WE ARE NOW PAYING Following prices on all grades scrap iron: Auto bodies cut apart, free of wood .gla s _ per hundred pounds . .$ .90 Mixed Scrap Iron, per hundred pounds $115 to $1.40 Cart, Iron, per hundred $1 60 Highest pricer paid for all metals and rags. Secure our prices before selling. Lynchburg Iron & Metal Co. Park Ave. A Kemper St. I vncliburg, Ya. Tel. 4-2401—4-2402 Powhatan Delegates Attend Convention Delegates from Powhatan High School took part in the first state convent ion of the Future Teachers of America Friday and Saturday .n Richmond. I>. 1.• v. i :■( Jala > Harris and Brenda Mr’. Mis. Mary Anne Marini. FTA sponsor, accompanied the group.

Trents Mill All here are enjoying sorpe re freshing spring weaiher and are busy doing out-doer works. Mr and Mrs. Charlie Whaler and daughter, of Richmond, spent the week end with relatives here, and attended church services. Mr. and Mrs. M R Daniel, of Danville, are spending the week with then- son. Anderson Do:-:-! Mosses Roily F and (tail Jones spent Tuesday in Blackstone attend in'.- an FHA rally Several other girls from Cumberland High were

with them. Recent visitors in the Jones lion • were Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Daniel. f Danville. Mr. and M s Anders' i Daniel. Mis. Louise Btidd Robe;' Jones, and Miss Gay Gilliam The WMU met with Mrs. Frank Ownby, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Barker ae. the proud parents of a daughbr bom in Southside Hospital. Fanr v.lle. last Wednesday M s Frank McFall and Frank** were callers in the home of Mr and M s John Bryan. Sunday. Frank McFall. of the State Farm staff, spout the nb;ht at homo

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