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MACRUDER KEYSER ATTENDS ' HOME-COMING AT R. M. A.

Magruder Keyser, son of Sir. and Mrs. H. M. Keyser of Williamsburg, was in Front Royal over the iweekend for the R.M.A. Charlotte Hail football game and the dance that night. Magruder is a student this season at the College of William and Mary.

-w-— SETTLES VISIT IN GEORGIA

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Settle are visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Bowersett of Columbia, Georgia. , -wSale

(Continued from page 1) tually, bidders on hand were from Florida, New York, Texas, West |VJing*rtia, Maryland, California, New Jersey District of Columbia, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.

Two beef-hungry ladies from jSperryville pooled their purse holdings to learn they hadn't enough to buy one pound, much less a whole calf! Miscellaneous Observations

Judging by calves of similar quality, which were sold after the Feeder Calf Sale, buyers are willing to pay 16 to 6 cents more per pound for calves that have been officially graded over those which have not; also heifers whieh had been tested for T-B and Bangs fetched Id to 12 cents more per pound than did untested heifers. Conclusions

Auction personnel did s good job; buyers did s good Job; breeders did s fine job; a calf at the Winchester sale did a helluva job! Hit yours truly a delayed actibn blow, causing blood vessel in right leg to rupture nearly a week liter. Caruso John P. put me to bed with cold packs, auromycin, and, yes, the missus had to bring out the kiddies rubber sheet, duck, and that other d—able gadget! And worst of all, I couldn't stay** to see details of sale to an end, but how nice to be driven by a bee-u-ti-ful Rappahannock lady!_

In 1041 at this sale, a total of 254 calves were consigned and sold for an average of $13.00 per hundred. What a difference ten , y«ars make! —Bill Lyne. imimiiiciiiiimimicimmimiiciiimmimnf

REAL ESTATE

I have prospects for , All Kinds of Property

Outside Connections

JW. A. MILLER ^

Local Broker

WASHINGTON, VA. CALL day, 2851; Nights or Sundays, 2161.

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