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Sunday - Monday , November 13 - 14 “THE Page 2 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Sunday - Monday , November 13 - 14 “THE BIG CAT” Tuesday - Wednesday November 15 - IB “OUTPOST IN MOROCCO** Thursday - Friday November 17 - 18 <*fR. BELVEDERE GOES TO COLLEGE”
PITTS* FAIRFAX Page 2 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 PITTS* FAIRFAX Z Shews Daily at 7*15 apd 9:15—Saturday matinees: 2:00 nad 3:41 ■' Admission 10c and 25c pins tax
Thursday, November 10 Page 2 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Thursday, November 10 ‘MUTINY BLACK HAWK” \ and “ROSE OF YUKON” Friday - Saturday «► November 11-12 “BRAND OF FEAR” Also News and Comedy
Monday - Tuesday Page 2 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Monday - Tuesday November 14-15 “GUADALCANAL” .— .. .. . . _ Wednesday - Thursday November 16 - 17 “RIO GRANDE” and v “FLAMING FURY”
“Pve parked my worries in a little safety deposit Page 2 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 “Pve parked my worries in a little safety deposit box—-where I keep my„ Farm Bureau insurance policies. ■ i< . , “All my family's insurance — life, fire, auto, accident and# health, and personal liability —- I get yt the friendly, one stop Farm Bureau insurance office. It saves a lot of time — and dickering. “And rate…
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. s~ ■Form Bureau Page 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. s~ ■Form Bureau Life Insurance Co Home Office Cefcwb^s*; ©Hle-<, .'s. k ’ ’:: :. ^■>:.:. ■-: , .' *V' :■ \ J
************** r> , ************** ;:n.T' -v- ■ '' ."*V:.-v Page 3 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 ************** r> , ************** ;:n.T' -v- ■ '' ."*V:.-v TRADE DAYS’ SPECIALS Dresses and Suits Cleaned and Pressed 2 for $1.40
You'll cherish this Seamprufe quality sculptured beauty of Page 3 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 You'll cherish this Seamprufe quality sculptured beauty of Bur-Mil woven nylon, especially at such an attractive price! Straight cut, its molded bustline has a reinforced top to assure extra good fit. It takes to tubbing like a dream, needs no ironing, comes in two^iew Harem hues: Alabaster White w and Veil Pink. Size…
Poor Mr. Willie Compton is in. the doghouse. He Page 3 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Poor Mr. Willie Compton is in. the doghouse. He failed to report another “newspaper” that made Its appearance in the metropolis of “The First ' Washington of . Them All" daring 1987 and 1938. ‘‘The Tattler,” a publicationsuperlative was maneuvered by four enterprising citizens: Mary Campbell, editor, and Frances and L…
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Anniversary Page 3 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Anniversary 3&aWISt,gL1SKg^i:i^S^g:~.:rj aaa-'.sn-arj — ^i^xK-ir^imx-Sista |- *• ^aaacteStfg; ‘ ♦» 1 v 9 Watts £_*S<. *'i~-‘ r.t~J-. r^r-S ■: ?':. * r \ - ■,■"> ■•■. . ’ •• ,.' • - '■ -■ ''* :?;r ■ ' To tU my customers: Many thanks for your patronage during these two years. •v
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you tumble, Never grumble,’" On November 5, 1938, ‘‘The Page 3 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 you tumble, Never grumble,’" On November 5, 1938, ‘‘The Tattler" ran in headlines: “iRefuses To Ride On Escalator." The stor^ speaks for itself. "Many of our subscribers will recall the times when Mrs. DeBergh used to pack her evening dress and red shoes in the old saddle bags and leave the Harris Hollow on the pacin…
Get yourself some of these Interwoven Page 3 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Get yourself some of these Interwoven * University Styles . . , Argyll* .. . Jac- * quards .. . bright-colored Wide Ribs or Fancy Wools ... all Campus favorites. ■ficute'
Lena »Wayland, wai called off. This s ale will be held in conjunction with Page 3 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Lena »Wayland, wai called off. This s ale will be held in conjunction with the sale advertised by Mrs* John W. Humphrey at . — '—r r^rv r~’“. —.^7 ;■ - Peola Mills Saturday, November 12 Beginning at 10:30 A. M. • ■ v LUNCH WILL BE SERVED ON THE GROUNDS The following item* will be solid:
1—3-Piece Bedroom Suite r; Page 3 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 1—3-Piece Bedroom Suite r; 1—Vanity and Bench 1—Oil iHeater 1—2-Piece Living Room Suite 1—Large Settee with velvet cushions 1—Oak Chest of Drawers 1—Bureau with Washstand to match ' 2—Metal Double Beds with 5]»rings 1—Wood (Double Bed with Springs l-»-Twin Sine Metal Bed with springs 1—China Closet 1—-Dining Table, S-f…
1—3-Piece Living Room Suite Page 3 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 1—3-Piece Living Room Suite 1— Home Comfort cook stove (new) 2— Gold Seal Rugs (new) 2—-Axminster Rugs 9x12 ft. 1— Lot Bed Clothing 2— Trunks _2—‘Large Mirrors 1—Mahogany Rocker 1—'Boudoir Rocker 1—Oak Rocker 1—Towel Rack 1— Coat Rack 2- ^-SmalI Tablet T—Kitetoen Sidcdf EndTable " 1—Magazine Rack 1*—Ironing Board ■ 1…
- Lots or outer articles too mime Page 3 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Lots or outer articles too mime ' y:s-:>«*'V. "'.f. s'.?- ' '!j ' tj * ■ \ . ‘ J. B. JOHNSON, Auetioa^er. '*'' ’ ( rous to mention . ■ r V . .. . ft'. Mrs. John W. Humphry Mrs. Lena Wayland
‘■:<a Notes Jack Price of Washington, I>.C., spent the Page 4 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 ‘■:<a Notes Jack Price of Washington, I>.C., spent the week end art the heme of hie mother, Mrs. J. W. Price. Ashby Lillard of Luray, was the guest Tuesday of Sheriff and Mrs. J. M. Lillard. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Smith moved to Warrenton last week where they will spend the winter. Maury W. Kilby (of Wythe-, ville spe…
%' Ur. amd Mm. W. E. Wagner *nd family Page 4 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Ur. amd Mm. W. E. Wagner *nd family of Winchester were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. *E. S. Wagner. *■ * , ) > Mr. ad Mrs. Leon Bailey and *on and Mia, L. V. Merrill visited Mr: and Mrs. T. H. Carrico at Noakesville Sunday. Miss Mary Bruce has recoverd from an attack cf influenze and was able to teach school this week…
Mrs. Raymond' Johnson sp«n^ the week end in Richmond. Page 4 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Mrs. Raymond' Johnson sp«n^ the week end in Richmond. Margel Dulaney has returned to school alter .being absent several days because of illness. John Mozingo and daughter spent the week end with relatives at Amissville. , Mr. and Mrs. Cpllier Fox and son, Billy,‘ spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. R. T. Kibler at Woodvi…
• ‘ pr* J • •' Vi Week-end guests Page 4 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 pr* J • •' Vi Week-end guests at the horn* of "Mr. Mid Mrs. Luther Payne were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Moore Mid family Mid Mr. ail'd Mrs. Walvet dark and family of Falls Church. Mrs. J. W. Conner spent last week with Miss Matherine Orange. Her gruest* Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Conner and sons, Steve and Donnie. Mr. …
Good Trading Means Shopping At LERNER’S of CULPEPER FOR Page 4 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Good Trading Means Shopping At LERNER’S of CULPEPER FOR THE THREE “TRADE DAYS” i ^ NOVEMBER 10th, 11th and 12th (ITEMS FROM 30TH ANNIVERSARY SALE AD)
Year of 1920 Page 4 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Year of 1920 Men’s 8-Ounce Sanforized BLUE DENIM $2.98 OVERALLS Suspender or high back styles. Every overaU guaranteed fast color. Sizes 32 to 50. Pull cut, nationally advertised overalls; guaranteed to^vear. Now a Celebration value 2.05 —-— Year of 1923 .42x36 MOHAWK 59c PILLOW CASES Large size cases that will stand …
Year of 1921 Page 4 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Year of 1921 Men’s 8-Ounce Safeforized BLUE DENIM $2.19 DUNGAREES Past color, full cut, heavy denim dungarees In sizes 28 to 42. A celebration value, now only 1.49 Year of 1929 _$1-39 WARM “SNUGGY” BED BLANKETS Extra large beautiful plaid cotton blankets that are fast colors. Made of warm fluffy cotton yarns. Celebrat…
Year of 1922 Page 4 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Year of 1922 81x108 MOHAWK $2.78 BED SHEETS Nationally advertised bed sheets that are easy to wash and full of years of wear. Extra large sheets; extra large bargain. Celebration—now 2.19 Year of 1925 ' 29c LADIES’ PASTEL COLOR RAYON PANTIES Full cut, well made, and roomy. Very colorful; made of beautiful rayons. They…
r.A■ ’aS* * "Si.'Mop* Hill Chape] young people had Page 4 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 r.A■ ’aS* * "Si.'Mop* Hill Chape] young people had a party Tueeday, November 1,-at the home of Mr, and Mrs. S. H. Van DerVeer. Games wire played and the group enjoyed a - social hour.
Ur. and Mr*. L, W. Rlehardaoft and their son, Page 4 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Ur. and Mr*. L, W. Rlehardaoft and their son, John Bill Bichard•on, of Richmond were week-end guest* of their brother-in-law, and airter, Colonel and Mr*. B. P. Miller, at “Oak Hill.”
i— Trade Days’ r List Sale' Price Price General Page 4 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Trade Days’ r List Sale' Price Price General Electric Heating Pad ,.$4,75 $2.38 “Ready Ray Auto Trouble Lite Plug Into Cigarette Lighter .... $2.75 $1.38 Three Cell Style Master Flashlight .................... $1.69 $ ,85 Adjustable* Illuminated,Fender Gu!de... $3-19 $1.59 Hull Streamline Automobile Compass .........…
uimmumMiimimi "Trade days” -VISIT OUR CANDY DEPT. $1.00 Chocolate Page 4 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 uimmumMiimimi "Trade days” -VISIT OUR CANDY DEPT. $1.00 Chocolate Covered Cherries Pound 53c I 75c Chocolate Thin peppermints Pound 44c - -.... LEWIS PHARMACY “Reliable Prescriptions*’ Culpeper, Va. « Dial 8322
Established 1930 — 19 Years — Never a Loss Page 4 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Established 1930 — 19 Years — Never a Loss Unpaid
WE PAY OUR Page 4 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 WE PAY OUR POLICYHOLDERS. . . ! * _ I Th«unui4» of Dollar; b *^'-4 j» 1 <.y_ ~~ K***wr* - : , ' - -SiiUi. • on nre and automobile msurance every year. Yon, j loo, will receive a dividend if you place your infurance with .7.. * ' *• •• s • • . • -V^'! t? ^ C; ’ -yr*-- V. *■ vV i •' ' • ’ « • • • • V- . •.v.'. i-.V;…
LADIES’ Page 5 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 LADIES’ COATS & SUITS 20* OFF for CASH SUITS-$32.50 to $95.95 COATS.... $39.95 to $92.50
LADIES* Page 5 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 LADIES* PANTIES Nationally Advertised. Regularly 89c and $1 FORTRADEDAYS 69c_ B. V. D., MEN’S SKEE PAJAMAS Usually $4.50 DURING TRADE DAYS $2.50 " MBPS WOOL : r ANKLETS Regularly 85c and $1.00 ( REAL TRADE DAY VALUES 59c or 2 pr. for $100 HEAVY WOOLSWEATERS $7.50 and $9.50 • FORTRADEDAYS $3.95_ MEN’S Topcoats & Suits…
F. L. WHITE & CON PA NY Page 5 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 WHITE & CON PA NY
* , Trade Reg. Day* -Tire*tone Standard Washer _ Page 5 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Trade Reg. Day* -Tire*tone Standard Washer _ .. _■_ with pump...:.... $99.50 $87.50 Deluxe Auto Radio.. $79.75 $59.95 Musical Auto^Selw . . . . ..- $14£|5 i $U.70 Plastic Seat Covers 2- and 4-door cars .T. . ... ... $24.95 $20.95 IHMMMtMIMMItl I
EXTEA SPECIAL Page 5 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 EXTEA SPECIAL Electric Range —^Deluxe ... $283.50 $219.50 Culpeper Appliances INCORPORATED - Your Firestone Store
Western Auto r Associate Store Page 5 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Western Auto r Associate Store Culpeper, Virginia 600x16 Super Safety Tire, regular $14*18 “Trade Days” ..... ..... . ..... $11.57 550x17 Super Safety.Tire, regular $15.07, “Trade Days”..... $12.00 (2-year Guarantee—tax included) Other Tires & Tubes At Similar Savings -+—' Wizafd Auto Battery, 12 mo. guarantee $10.95 “…
CLOTHES HAMPERS were $6.50 - $4 75 NOW $4.50 - $2.75 Page 5 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 CLOTHES HAMPERS were $6.50 - $4 75 NOW $4.50 - $2.75 SMOKING STANDS; bras*, were $7.50 NOW $5.00 IS U«i One Exceptionally Good 3-CUSHION SOFA BED ICFf - NOW $19.50 'f's***‘-vi?‘r-•■ was $99.50 NOW $69.50 BOUDOIR CHAIRS . ' •% * were $9.95 NOW $5.95 ;• ;ry--y.:' :4 4 T- v• - j BREAKFAST SETS «>#•«: x; were $45.00 NOW $3…
The Retail Merchants of Culpeper have combined their efforts Page 6 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 The Retail Merchants of Culpeper have combined their efforts and have summoned their “know how” to bring to the people in this territory the greatest buying and selling opportunity in many* many years. For many months the merchants of Culpeper have been scanning the markets to secure great values for this great event. …