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PITTS5 FJyPFAX '
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PITTS5 FJyPFAX '
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2 Shows Daily at 7:1S and 9:15—Saturday matinees: 2:00 nad 3:4t
4— Admia»lon 10c and 25c pin* tax ,
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Thurrday, November 3 “LONE STAR ~ PIONEERS” anti HANGOVER
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Thurrday, November 3
“LONE STAR
~ PIONEERS”
anti
HANGOVER SQUARE’
Frday- Saturday
November 4-5
“THE RUSTLERS”
AUo Comedy and
“JAIMES BROTHERS
OF MISSOURI”
Episode No. 8
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Monday - Tuseday ,
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Monday - Tuseday ,
^ r November 7-8 -
"TUCSON” ;
Wednesday - Thursday
November 9-10
-MUTINY BLACK
HAWK”
and
^ROSE OF YUKON”
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When you need
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When you need
Flowers for Any
• Occasion
«think of
Haley’s Florist
and place your order with
MRS. J. RODES BROWN
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Thursday - Friday
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Thursday - Friday
November 3-4
“THE YOUNGER
BROTHERS”
In Technicolor
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Friday - Saturday
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Friday - Saturday
November 4-5
jROY ROGERS
li)ynwt"l«iia»a
trail*
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j «GRANI> CANYON
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ANTIQUE
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ANTIQUE
ALBUM
Wus halcyon days of antique
collecting are now alphabetized in
•he encyclopedia along with hoiop
toirtiy Pompeii, and the War Bethe
States—gone but not
ftnjgotten. ,
History claims the day when a
fellow with a $5-bill could pick
■P a nice mahogany high-boy -or
• good cherry break-front, and he
wouldn’…
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saucier. Early Un of Mahogany During the 18th century
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saucier.
Early Un of Mahogany
During the 18th century mahogany
became widely used in England
and in the colonies, later in
the United State's. It built, tor
ftaelf a splendid reputation as *ah
—Jdaal cabinet jfenod,- Ail the end
•I the century, Thomas Sheraton
wrote, “Other woods, formerly
sued for cabinet work, are …
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Baker Named Director ,
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Baker Named Director ,
Of Front Royal Station
A. L. Baker, formerly superintendent
of the U. S. beef cattle
breeding station in Alabama, has.,
been named director of the beef
center at Front Royal. *
Announcement was made by
, Virginia... Agricultural Experiment
Station, which operates the Front
Royal station jointl…
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Rabbits and Squirrels
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Rabbits and Squirrels
Are Safe After. Skinning >.
- i ; • f i r. - ’ i £ tt *
If youVe -been throwing away
rabbits' and* squirrels because of "
bctefiyinfestatidns, yoVve" Seen
needlessly throwing away good
meat
•So says Dr. Henry Mosby, director
of the Co-operative Wildlife
Research «cnit at V.P.I. The botfly
is d…
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sihrer beauty that outlasts a lifetime,
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sihrer beauty that outlasts a lifetime,
«jret is moderately priced-* that is what
4 joo get in distinctive Towle Sterling. Let us
show you our many lovely Towle patterns —
“ ^1 *°d register your choice as a permanent ^
• reference for gift-minded friends. ., •<
Towle sterling
G.
ones
. Jeweler — Optometrist— Optician
t…
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* r-W i Ob Use of Woods :,$Hr ■V,
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r-W i
Ob Use of Woods
:,$Hr
■V, Farmer* planning construction
of homes or other farm buildings
are offered advice today by. Extension
Service specialists on the
ft-se of Wood to get the belt possible
service from paint.
They explained that since paint
is more likely to loosen and fall
on the south side of a buildin…
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Sinoe! contact withairtanset laitf to spoil, containers should be
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Sinoe! contact withairtanset laitf
to spoil, containers should be filled
to the top and closed'tightly. After
Ailing, store the cane or pails of
lard in a cool, dry place.
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I Mm had made error* In intro* ducjng exotie
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I Mm had made error* In intro*
ducjng exotie bird* into thifl
country, and when he makee rich
miaUkes, he generally pays dearly
for them. Such is the case with
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the sterling which we* imported from Europe in ltN
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the sterling which we* imported
from Europe in ltN Md 1M1,
when spprox i metely 100 birds
were liberated in Central Paurik,
New York City.
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If light soil or soggy field conditions on your farm
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If light soil or soggy field conditions on your farm
cause wheel-type tractors to bog down under heavy
loads . .if you farm'extreme hillsides* work in vineyards,
orchards,, groves, or woodlands, you’re just the
man who should see the new, sure-footed John Deere
Model “MC"
We’ll be mighty proud to show you this low, com…
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*vl
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*vl
Dial 2791
u
(Successor to J. William Swan)
SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT*
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Culpeper, Virginia
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PUt Do You Know
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PUt Do You Know
vV"- *:
By Lola Cockey, Field Represent-,
stive, Alexandria Social Security
Office
f . Modt everyone thinks of eocial
security u a retirement plan for
' those who are 65 or over. Actually
the program benefits many other1
fTotrpa. evpeeielly children, Yog
may be skeptical as wax an em*
ployee of a emai…
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The Bureau of the Census ■will hold the mirror
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The Bureau of the Census ■will
hold the mirror up to the nation
and ite prorresa next spring when
it conducts the 17th Decennial
Census.
A variety of internetting and
important facte twill he collected
—concerning the population and the
• economy, all testifying to the Action’s
remarkable growth and expansion.
But of …
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This time the census Job will require 150,000 persons
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This time the census Job will
require 150,000 persons ta ring .
door-bells and gather the facts
•lone, a number 8% times the'
dise of America’s biggest city 100
years ago, Philadelphia, then the
nation’s capital as well. The population
is expected to number
about 150-millions, nearly 40
times the 1790 total. Our societ…
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★ The *r«»t *56,000 Star diamoad weighed MM caret*.
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The *r«»t *56,000 Star diamoad
weighed MM caret*. It
w** bought from a JCajflr witck>
doctor for £00 ahsep.
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The sparkle of a perfect diamond brings an answering
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The sparkle of a perfect diamond brings an
answering sparkle in the eyes of the beholder.
Bat the-finest of gems is not so ’
precious as the gift of health. Guard well
this treasure. No other possession can4
compensate for its loss. If illness threatens,
go promptly to the physician of your '
choice. And when you have …
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• Lewis Pharmacy Phone end Mail Orders Promptly Filled
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Lewis Pharmacy
Phone end Mail Orders Promptly Filled
D»l 8322 Culpeper, V«u
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lafonnjBoa Fnt ;
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lafonnjBoa Fnt ;
On iJnni F«ne*a"
A bulletin ori'tfie 'Tim of • multi- •
flora rose for “living fence*" has
been issued and now is available
without cost from the Agricultural
Extension Service, V.P.I., Blacksburg/
The bulletin give! detailed
instructions on using and caring
for the fence, preparing the site,
and pla…
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Nut*, rafcina, mist*, prune*, ft#*, and otter each ttdbfta
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Nut*, rafcina, mist*, prune*, ft#*,
and otter each ttdbfta add interest
M well at an element of aurpriaa
*o -fta lunch' box.. .
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"Td liko t* mo a ratara «C
Wood, iwMt and toon to
nomtes."—Corn&rd Borneo.
' Initood of bunk, debt and IoanT
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ftappafjannocfe JletosT You are a symbol of progress being
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ftappafjannocfe JletosT
You are a symbol of progress
being made in Rappahannock County,
and you hive our earnest support
Your Watkins Dealer for 20 years.
V. R KEELER
WASHINGTON. VIRGINIA “r
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Voi. i, ijM of Slajrjralfatmork Nrroa RAPPAHANNOCK NATIONAL BANK
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Voi. i, ijM of Slajrjralfatmork Nrroa
RAPPAHANNOCK NATIONAL
BANK
"A Bank Witk A Personality” '
Washington, Virginia
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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\ # As I am discontinuing housekeeping, I will
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As I am discontinuing housekeeping, I will sell «t Public Auction
E. Saturday, Nov. 5
► * AT 10:30 A.hl. Rain or Shine
At my home, located on Route 211. H mile south of Washngton, Va., known
as the Kamey Home, the following personal property, including antique*,
glassware, etc.
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a l Jrorch ismng 1 Leather Davenport and Chair
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a l Jrorch ismng
1 Leather Davenport and Chair
1 Leather Sofia
..V11 Leather Rocker
■L fl- Victrola and 'Records
1 Stand Table
-1 Lot of Picture Frames (antique)
1 Organ and Stool (antique)
2 Felt Base Rugs
1 Lot of Window Shade*.
1 New Royal Sewing Machine
1 Redwood Heater
~ 1 DoH Table ---
• 1 Dining Table, China Cab…
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1 Westingboose Electric Refrigerator ’ .,>■ * 8 Iron
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1 Westingboose Electric Refrigerator ’ .,>■
* 8 Iron beds, springs end mattresses &
1 King 'Sewing. Machine _i__ .
1 Lot of Feather Ticka
1 Lot of Books
I Dresser *'
' 2 Wash Stands A
1 Rocker .
* 1 Wilson Wood Heater .
1 Oil Beater
1 Bed and 8pring
1 Bed (slat) _
• lvlst of Home-Made Quilts
8 Split-iBoOtom Chain
1 1 P…
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, .. ...Owner J. B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer V D.
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...Owner
J. B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer V D. D. MILLER, Cleric.
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED by t
Woman's Society of Christian Service of Washington Methodist Church'
---P nfYrBWinfmfUUUl
At the tame time there will be a Community Auction Sale. by WSCS.
Household Furniture, Clothes and Other Articles, Call Washington 2521.
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JL W. Mitchell & Co.
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JL W. Mitchell & Co.
Sponsors New Radio :
Jhrognan Over WCV A
On November 7 *t 12 :45 "Toot
•; -Opportunity Program” will go on ;
-the air over WOVA, Culpeper,
.1140 on the dial. v ’
This program ifc designed to
Airing people to tf e radio with
'—whatever talent they 'may possess*
Jt may be singing, playing a
-mus…
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PRINTER SEES
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PRINTER SEES
. (Continued from page 1.)
Settle and uncle of James M. Set*
Ale of Flint Hill Editor Settle
had just returned to the county
from out west where he had been
.practicing law in Montana when
Jbe started a county paper known
as The Blue Ridge Guide in 18 90.
This he published until his death.
, George Edward …
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y EVERY VOTER
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EVERY VOTER
(Continued from page 1.)
V fr.f&i',
abolish the poll tax as a prerequisite
to voting in elections has .
recently been keenly discussed
though little understood by the -
| electorate^,* The Congress of the
United Suites has, for years had
before it * the question as to
, whc jher or not the poll tax Shoul…
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The Campbell Commission, a by-partizan group consisting of distinguished
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The Campbell Commission, a
by-partizan group consisting of
distinguished members including ?
Dr. Charles Smith of Roanoke
college and Judge. John Paul of
Harrisonburg appointed to study
. the abolition of the poll tax in.
Virginia, recommended Certain
changes in the Constitution. The
chief cause of a misunderstanding
o…
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"CAN I CUT THE COST ( '
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"CAN I CUT THE COST ( '
OF MY AUTO INSURANCE?"
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■'Tt
If you're a soloct risk driver you can qualify for,,
economical protection with Farm Bureau Mutual
Automobile Insurance Co., Columbus, Ohio. ;
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|.Au»omo«cr^>«ifot^,
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inn eel ed iwO Mi memo* IWw't ee ebllfHan.
Allen D. Johnson
% Washington, Vir…
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T. W. S. Davit Taint '
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Davit Taint '
Oral A» Cabinet Officer
Mt‘ J'. . K: . - ■
Thomas W. S. Davit, 3 9-yearold
Warrentonian, was swofn in f
October 14 at Assistant Secretary
of Commerce, in a ceremony Attended
by bis parents, Dr, and
Mrs. George H. Davis, of Warrenton.
He attended the Naval Academy
at Annapolis, the University of
Virgin…
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F,H»A- Attends
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F,H»A- Attends
Berryville Meeting
’ Thirty SperryvilleRigh School
girls accompanied their home economics
instructor, Miss Owen,
to Berryville on Friday, October
28, to attend a meeting of the
Future Homemakers of America
from Frederick, Warren, Rappahannock,
and Clarke counties.
Jean Brown served on the time
and plac…
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. Mrs. Lucio J. fcilby efttertaifted
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Mrs. Lucio J. fcilby efttertaifted
at a birthday party Monday afternoon
from 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock -
for her young son, Tim, who celebrated
his second anniversary.
Tots invited* were Bucky and
Cathy Fletcher, Edna Yates and
Susan Schaefer, Judy Hawkins,
Carolyn Brown, Peachy Lyne, P.
Lee Thornton, Jr., Frank Jarvis,
and…
