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THE STAUNTON NEWS-LEADER, STAUNTON, VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1951 PAGE NTN1 OSS fins Obituaries HAMPSHIRE BUCKS FOR SALE yi7 be seen any time. MRS. PAUL HUNTER New Hope Phone 30-F-l REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LOST MEMORIALS several months, were conducted at the Mt. Ed Baptist Church at Greenville Tuesday with the Rev.

H. J. Lewis, officiating. Pallbearers were Emmett Lewis, Amos Martin, Otis Martin, Frank Johnson, James George Lewis, Howard Harper, William Lee Johnson, June Perry and Matthew Huggard. Burial was in a nearby cemetery.

MISS KATE PEARS ALL Word was received here last night of the death of Miss Kate Pearsall of Morganton, N. cousin of Dr. i William A. Murphy, and Miss May i Murphy of Bethel Green. Miss Pearsall died last night at 9:15 in Morganton.

She had been a frequent visitor here for the past 40 years. Funeral services will be conducted Friday in Monganton. COACHES IN ISRAEL AF Newsfeatnres NEW YOR Irving (Moon Mondchein, Naconal AAU decathlon champ in 1944, '46, and '47, has gone to Israel to teach track and field coaches. Mondaschein a'-so win work with the Israeli track team in preparation for its participation in the 1953 Olympic Games at Helsinki. Mondscheln was given a one year 1 leave of absence of Lincoln U.

at Oxford, where he Is track, football and basketball coach. Before leaving amateur athletics to become a coach, Moon was a football and track star at NYU. This will be Mondschein's second trip to Israel. In 1950 he- coached the US athletes who competed in the Maccablan Games. COLOR TV FOR GRID NEW YORK Football enthusiasts with TV sets plus the necessary equipment to view color television will see nine top notch college games this fall in color.

The NCAA has given its approval. CBS will tage care of the technical color video department. The first game on the color TV grid schedule will he the Califor-nia-Penn game at Philadelphia on Sept. 9. Other games on the color card Include: Princeton at Navy, Dartmouth at Army, North Carolina at Maryland, Columbia at Army, Notre Dame at Navy, Maryland at Navy, Army at Penn, and Harvard at Yale.

It is a good practice to mend small tears in clothing before It goes to the laundry or the cleaner. TaXT. S. ApproTed TtUorwm Passed RTTEBSTDa QUALITY CB2CXS Quality bred for meat and err. Thousands of New limp, ofcloka sees week.

Plaoe your ordei today for future needa. BrTEBSZDB KATCXBRT Paoae Bet BCope 4 Orottoes, Ta. AUTO CEPAICIN0 ELMER L. HIGGINS Funeral services for Elmer L. Higgins, prominent, restaurant operator who dlerj Sunday morning in the University of Virginia Hospital were held Tuesday afternoon at -five o'clock in the First Baptist Church by the Rev.

Dr. Denver J. Davis, assisted by the Rev. Walter S. Thomas.

Pallbearers were E. B. Terry, Morton L. Sloane. -Albert Snyder, E.

T. Gilbert, C. F. Speck, Joseph Hanna, Theodore Skarlas, and Walter J. Landes Jr.

Members of the Moose und Eagles Lodges served as honorary pallbearers and waitresses of the three Higgins Restaurants served as flower bearers. Burial was in Thornrose Cemetery. E. A. BURKES Funeral services for Eugene A.

Burkes, Staunton native and prominent musician in Newark, N. were conducted Saturday in Bethany Baptist Church in Newark. Mr. Burkes is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Frances Burkes; two sisters, the Misses Ela and Rosa Burkes, both of Staunton, and several nieces and nephews.

He was born in Staunton Nov. 11. 1880, a son of the late William Henry and Martha Burkes. After attending public schools here he continued his education in Wash ington, then at the Boston Conservatory of Music, and finally he did graduate work at the Julllard School of Music. Mr.

Burkes was both teacher and composer, addition to his mas tery of the field of music, he also was an artist and' composer. A. graduate of the Newark School of Fine and Industrial Arts, one of his paintings was hung at the Newark Masonic Temple during observation of Negro history week. EARL L. WRIGHT WAYNESBORO, Aug.

7 Fun eral services for Earl Lin wood Wright, 22, who was killed in an auto accident Sunday on the Blue Ridge Parkway, will be conducted Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church. The service will be conducted by the Rev. Scott C. Hufton.

Burial will be in Thornrose Cemetery in Staunton. The body will remain at the Etter Funeral Home until 1:30 Thursday afternoon when it will be taken to the church. Born Feb. 8, 1929, Mr. Wright was a son of Burl Edmunds and Blanche May Wright of Route Three.

He was born in Goshen. In addition to his parents, Mr. Wright is survived by sister, Mrs. Naomi Gregory, CralgsvOle; and five brothers, Frank E. and Thomas Wilbert, Waynesboro; Russell Warner, in the United States Navy at sea; Robert Withers, Randolph, and Carinton Woodman, all of Route Three.

Active pallbearers will be Robert Campbell. Junior Claytor, James Campbell, Jim Campbell, Herman Clark, and Silas Campbell; honoraries, H. B. Whitlock, James Johnson, Willard Rankin, Calvin Campbell. Albert Pack, Weldon Smith, William Childress, and Warren Rankin.

JOHN H. HAWPE Funeral services for John Henry Hawpe, 85, who died In Petersburg, Saturday, following an illness of Special Prices For Immediate Sale On The Following Used Trucks 42 GMC Ui-ton 46 GMC lW-ton '49 GMC K-ton pickup '39 Chevrolet 114 -ton '46 Chevrolet 1-ton panel 45 Dlamond-T 2-ton 1950 Ford Pickup 1940 Ford Pickup ERWIN MOTOR CO. 524 Greenville Are. License No. 180 Mountain Home for Sale i Because of bad health I wish to teil this Mountain Hone.

This home has all modern conveniences except furnace, and is furnished completely. Good hard surface road right to door. Spring water piped to house. Never any mod in the wettest weather. Home built of brick and stone.

All hardwood floors. Double stone rarsjre with reinforced cement top. If Interested phone MASON F. SMITH Real Estate Broker Mlddlebrook Star Rt Staunton DUAL 5-3233 USED CAR BARGAINS 1949 Chevrolet dub eoupc, heater 1949 Oids Convertible, radio heater 1947 Chevrolet paneL 1947 Jeep station waron, radio, heater 1947 Pontlac 4-dr. sedan 1940 Mercury 4-dr.

sedan, radio ft heater 1939 Pontiae 4-dr. sedan, radio, heater 1937 Chevrolet 2-dr. sedan, heater 1935 Ford coupe, heater CENTRAL GARAGE License No. 1811 19S0 Chevrolet Stylelln 4-Door Sedan, Gray, Power Glide, Heater 1950 Ford Custom Club Coope, Green, Radio, Heater 1950 Willys Jeep Station Karon, I Rrown 1950 Stndebaker Champion Club Coupe, Green, Radio, Heater, Overdrive, Hill Hold. 1949 Ford 2 Door Sedan, Black, Radio, Heater.

Farley Motors USED CAR LOT Across From Beverley Hotel Dealer License 13 MILE-ON-MILE Our Ugh standard Auto Repairing wiH never let you down on the road. Oar owners who depend upon us do so with reason. We haw safety in mind, with every Job we do in our shop. Reliable Auto Repairs H. B.

Cleveland Motors, Inc. Dodze-Plymouth-Dodre Tracks Staunton, Ylrxlnla license Ne S9A BPBOUSB In memory of my dear son snd our brother who passed away two years ago today August 1, 1949. A leaf In the book of memory, Is gently turned today. Some may think we have forgotten. When at times they see us smile, Yet from one loved most dearly.

You can never be apart, For all we shared together, Lives forever In our hearts. Mother, Stepfather, Brothers A Sister KOUSEB In sad but loving memory of my dear husband. Jack Houser. who departed this life 2 years ago Auguat 8. The blow was hard, the shock severe I never thought your death so near.

Only those who have lost ean tell The pain of parting without farewell You left behind a hroken heart That loved you so sincere Time may heal the broken heart Years may make It less severe Who shall say the grief is lessen-r ed Though the smlla may hide the tears Memories keep the wound still open Despite the passing- of the years His Wife. Nina Houser Spottswood i-8-ltmp N.L. only CARDS OF THANKS STUICPHBEB I wish to thank Dr. Coughlln, Dr. Shields, the nurses and friends for kindness shown me while a patient In King's Daughters' Hospital.

RANDOLPH HUMPHRIES AND MOTHER. 8-8-lt-mp-bp Roth Projects rJ a Drive -I ffTW III Theater At Elkton Roth Theatres announced today that a 500-car drive-in theater will be erected at Elkton in the very near future. H. L. Robinson, district manager for Roth Theatres in the Shenandoah Valley an-nauncs that construction on this new drive-in theatre will start im-medlatly.

The theatre will cover a ten acre plot which will include a large free play area, pony rides, swings, slides, horse shoe and many other games. This play area will be open to the public without charge, and Roth Theatres cordially Invite the residents of Shenandoah Valley to utilize this play area as a community recreation center. Mr. Robinson stated It Is the aim of Sam Roth, president of the theaters to bring to Shenandoah Valley the finest and most modern type of a Drive In Theatre excelling In projection, sound, courtesy, service and at a price convenient for all family budgets. Emphasizing that the theater will cater to family trade, Robinson said the screen programs will especially be selected for their suitability for family audiences.

A modernistic refreshment bar will be installed to servlcft you snacks during the performance, free bottle warming service will be included. GLASSES HELP SAM BOSTON (IP) Sam Je throe is more than a switch hitter. He wears glasses while playing center field for the Boston Braves but takes them off while at bat. Slightly nearsighted, Sam tried glasses in the outfield in mid-June and it helped his fielding. Previously he had lost three, balls in the sun and each cost the.

Braves a ball game. VTRO IN Latin the Circuit Conrt of An-gnsta County. August 6, 1951 William A. Johnson Complainant t. Order of Publication Elisabeth Lewis Johnson Respondent The objeot of the above-styled snit is to obtain a divorce from the bond of matrimony by the complainant from the respondent on the grounds of desertion for a period of more than two years.

An affidavit has been made and filed, according to law, that the respondent, Elisabeth Lewis Johnson, is not a resident of the State of Virginia; it is. therefore, ordered that shs do appear here within ten (10) days after the doe publication of this order and do what may be necessary to protect her interest in this canse, A Copy, Teste I J. M. BLACKBURN, Clerk. Tonnt p.

q. 8-S-4t-p-wed-nl RUSTY RILEY BLONDIE I Slffw r- I HELP WANTED CKKtSTHaJI CAJU Salespeople! Sell EXCLUSIVE Creations. 50 for $1 WITH NAME. Make 350 on 100 new 31 Assortment. Extra Cash Bonus.

Over 100 Christ mas, Everyday money-makers. Money-back guarantee. Assts. on 1 approval. Imprint Sample FREE! Cardinal Craftsmen.

1400 State, Dept. 9-H, Cincinnati. 14. O. S-8-lt-mp SPAXB TXICS CASK for you! make $5u! Take quick orders for lovely Christmas Cards.

Sensational 21-Card Assortment pays up to 50c on easy- 31 sales. Embossed Xame-lmprlnts, 60 for J1.25; Me- 1 i r. 1 1 Tn" TmprlnM Samples. FRIENDSHIP, 962 A- dams. Elmlra.

N. Y. I 8-8-lt-mp "ATTBBTXOB BALESBTXVl A national organization has opening for two aggressive salesmen to be trained for managef jobs. Salary and commission over $7,500 a year. During the short but complete training program, your earnings will be over $100 per week.

Men throughout the country who have grown with our Company In the past three years are today drawing salaries of better than $20,000 a year. Automobile essential. Write J. Boyd, P. Box 994.

Staunton. Replies held strictly confidential. 8-86tmc BALI SUB WABTBO No collectors, no order takers. SALES MEN- ONLY. Why be happy with ur present earning salary.

Due to recent promotions and evpan-slons In our sales organizations, we have some unusual openings for several men and women, full time calling on hospitalization inquiries. Leades and appointments furnished. No cold canvas-sin. Apply Jimmy Boyd, 2nd floor. Hogshead Building.

or write P. O. Box 994, Staunton, Va. 8-8-6t-mc SALESXEB WASTES. No collectors, no order takers.

SALESMEN ONLY. Why be happy with your present earning salary. Due to recent promotions and expansions In our sales organizations, we have some unusual openings for several men and women, full time calling on hospitalization Inquiries. Leeds and appoint ments furnished. No cold canvas- Sing.

Apply Jimmy Boyd. 2nd floor, Hogshead. Building. write P. O.

Box 994, Staunton. Va. 8-8-6tmc SALE 8MB If WANTED No collector, no order takers. SALES-MEN ONLY. Why be happy with your present earning Due to recent promotions and expansions In our sales organizations, we have some unusual openings for several men and women, full time on hospitalisation Inquiries.

Leeds and appointments furnished. No cold canvassing. Apply Jimmy Boyd. 2nd floor. Hogshead Building.

write P. Box 894, Staunton, Vs. 8-8-6lmC BE 7BIO BATTO mechanics and electricians; some work to be done In Alexandria, Va. Apply at Logan 28 S. New St.

Thursday. Aug. 9. Dial 5-3007. 8-8-2t-mc COLOBED SETTLED woman to cook and look after home.

Live In. Write Box 176, Staunton, Va. or Dial 5-2304 or 6-7045. 8-8-3t-mo EXPERIENCED parts man in one of the larges dealerships In Augusta County, located in W'ayrfes-boro. Excellent salary.

References required. Write Sales, care Leader. S-8-tf-me-card YOUNG MEN under 27. Must be neat and free to travel United States. Permanent position with unlimited opportunities.

Earnings well above average to start. Transportation furnished end all expenses advanced. Apply Mr. and Mrs. Laney, Stonewall Jackson Hotel 11 to 3:80 Friday only.

Don't phone. 8-8-2t-mp WANTED I Experienced 'salad and pantry woman. Apply General Wayne Hotel, Waynesboro. Va, 8-7-3tec WANTED TO BUY WANTED Used law dictionary. fairly- receitt; Dial '6-5220, nights.

Larry Weekley. 8-8-2t-mp WANTED TO BUT 6 gallons Immediately. Dial blackberries 5-8368. 8-7-ltec WANTED S-RAP IRON, METALS. AUTO BATTERIES.

RADIATORS. BEEF HIDES, TALLOW. RAGS. BONES, GINGSENO. WASTE MA.

TERLALS. KLOTZ BROS. WANTED Scrap lroh old car bat teries and radiators copper brass beef hides rags waste materials. Martin A ShulL 16 HAMS, shoulders, bacon, eggs. Also more customers to take advantage of our low prices.

We are classified by OPS In Group 4. You buy for less at Reli Store. Inc. WANTED WANTED To contact farmers In terested In taking sheep for half lambs and wool. J.

M. Kline, Jr, Mt. Crawford, Virginia. 7-25-tfmc-card, WANTED Room and board In country home for elderly man. Not an Invalid.

Will pay reasonable rates. Write RB c-o Leader. 8-8-3tmp BUSINESS SERVICE PLOOB BANDIES- and finishing. estimates free. L.

A. Sutherland. Rt. 3, Staunton. Dial 1-9037.

6-15-4 ALL TYPES of mowing and new ground clearing with Gravely equipment. Gravely Waynesboro Company, P. O. Box 19, Waynesboro. Va, Phone 7531.

8-7 tfmc card BUILDING AND BBMODBLXNO Dial 5-2030. Crawford F. Cason, 8-5-Jt-mp GUARANTEED repairs on washing machine, vacuum cleaners, irons. ranges, etc. Dial 6-7360.

Horn Electrical Service. 8-2-6t-mp Cotton once grew wild in many lands. The Greeks called it "tree wool" but used little of it ANNOUNCEMENTS beat coram clearance. $16.00 off on plastics. Mount 'em your self.

are overloaded. Dosier Tire Co. NOTICE Evelyn Walls, 34 Pur- vlance St. Come get your card which entitles you. to 4 weeks free.

laundry service. One month free laundry service given each week at Staunton Washeteria, ill K. Augusta St. Dial 5-2K6. 8-8-lt-mp BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BALSIlCEBi Why net make money with storm whidows? Quality, low price, and fiBser-tlp opera tion.

O. Sox 44T. Roanoke, Va, Classified Rates So per word (11 word minim um) 1 time both papers iSe 6 timet tr both pa pen (223 Contract Rate upon request FOR SALE 0YTSOW; sheathlns Vi" I' Tonfu Groove "The Builder's Dpt. Store" 2a W. Johnson St.

Dial 5-3141 -t-ftmc Fir 2 10 20. 14" Redwood Siding. 1 4 P. Flooring. 1 BAB Floarlnr, 6" f- 10" 12" Whit Pin Pindinr Bd Cedar "The Builder's Dept.

Store" 2 W. Johnson St. Dial 5-3141 l-Mtmc TO AXB 10 ft. house trailer, made from Greyhound Bus. H.

H. Weaver, Raphtne, Rt. 1. 1-l-ltBiP BOX SPRINGS and felt mattress for tale, good condition, clean. Reasonable.

Dial 6-8190. l-l-ltmp ffHTl XXJra Pigeons for sale. Mated pairs, young unmated. and squabs. R.

H. Stratton. Phone t-7331 or 6-7214. l-l-2tmp TO I1LE-7 ft. Frlgldalre In good condition.

J. B. Davles, 920 N. Augusta. M-2t-mp TOM I11E Dog house and Dalmatian (male), 13 months old.

(04 College Circle. College Park. 8-3-St-mc TO SAXB Used Monarch range. Cooks and bakes well. No repairs needed.

Dial 6-5832 or write D. H. McAllister. Route 5. S-8-2t-mc ffena Will OITLY Man's stain-lis steel expansion band 12.26.

1 Snyder's Jewel Box, 18 W. Beverly St. for sale. Good us. ed Royal, Underwood.

Mrs. W. S. Hundey. Dial 5-2246 s-7-Stec JrO SALE V.P.I, overcoat, blouse brass, other small equipment.

Bite 38. Excellent condition. J. M. Wilson Raphlne.

t-7-3tep TO SAXX three quarter size bed; springs and mattress included. Dial 6-3069. l-7-ltep SABOAXIffU Lots of slacks, values to 69.60 special 15.75, Including larg sites 40, 42, 44. Straw hats 11.95 to 13.00. Rack of 81 ties .9.

Lot 83.95 dress shirts 32.65. Blackburn's, opposite Dixie Theater. AUTO KADIATOES New car guarantee. Ford. '28, "29, 128.96.

'30. '31 130.25; '33, 34 '36. '39 144.96; '39. 41 147.46; '42. '43 152.96; Chevrolet, '29, '32.

(27.75; '32. '41 329.76 up; Plymouths also available. Montgomery Ward. lAjW TOMD rear mower for sale. t2TS.

C. M. Wolfe, Paifleld. Phone through Raphlne. TOBAQB CHESTS, J3 .60.

Wooden, repainted. Army trunk size. Solid steel chests. $150. 10" steel boxes for small tools, 26c.

A and Stores, 6 Augusta Staunton. Va. KOXIW BA.BBXB chair for sale, used one year, reasonably priced. Dial 5-3629. ask for Mr.

Lilly. i-7-3t-mc WATCH your runts catch up with your other pigs when you feed Vavne Tail Curler the new sensational feed that "makes hogs out of runts." Valley Supply House. IBB QUALITY tree ripe Bell peaches today and tomorrow and Wednesday. $2.00 per bushel. Tour container.

Warrick Orchard, Crozet, Va. i--2tc TOB lALBl Croslejr electrlo ranges, Shelvadcr refrigerators, deep freeze units, and cabinet sinks. Staunton Paint and Wall Paper Corr Inc. Dial 6-9993. AUGUST 31 is last date to ret 70 weeks of Life Magazine for only $7.27.

Hurry! Hurry! It's a good buy. Mrs. Che s. K. Brown, Leader Office, Staunton.

Vs. 1-4-2 wks-mp TO SALS I Summer Rambo cooking apples at our packing shed on Buttermilk Spring Road. Er- test Abbott. -7t-mc 'BARGAIN In used Maytag gasoline a motors. Maytag Appliance Co.

Next to Vlsulite Theatre. TAUHTOH'S OBIT Hotpolnt appliance dealer. Miles Musio Co. Dial 6-8641. TOB BABOAXBS in new and nsd furniture come to Cllnea.

W. Beverley St. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE TO'. SALE, 4 room white shingled house, 2 acres, lights, water, good garden, in Crimora. on East tide Hignway.

inquire a. s. Morris Service Station, Crimora. t-7-2tep TIBB FAHXIZ9 living room, fire place, two baths, four bedrooms, full basement, automatic winter air conditioned gas beat. $16,600.

Terms. See Mclntyre and Timber-lake. Realtors. Dial 5-5661. T-20-tfmc-card OBB Spacious six room bungalow, basement, small attic storage, fire place, plenty of closet space, automatio gas hot water heat Neighborhood of congenial voung couples.

(12.250.00. See Mc- Intyte Tlmberlake, Realtors. I Dial 6-6661. t-21-tfmc-card 90 SALE 163-acre farm, stock, 'crops and equipment. Only $17,600.

W. H. Hall, Broker. Dial 6-7967. l-7-2t-mp ttB BALE 4 rooms.

room for bath, acr land, well watered. Price eaaonabla. In Verona. Small down payment. W.

H. Hall. Broker. Dial 6-7967. l-7-2t-mp XT TOT ELATE 8U0O0 to pay 6wn and can pay a balance of $3960.00 like rent you can buy a two-apartment house In the city.

This is an exceptional buy, but the owner must sell immediately. F. C. Hamer A 25 N. Augusta, i-T-tf-mc-oard THH CAB BE TOUBS Good, built frame home, 7 rooms and bath, nice yard and porches, ite rated in quiet resiaenuai section.

-at within walking distance oi 'owntowa. Only $9500.00. F. Co x. Afloat.

ItffX Bev. BAB Y. Y. P. Knottv WXXT IIQKO, named "Poochy last seen in vicinity Basic-Wlti Furniture.

Reward. Dial 5-8220. 8-8-lt-mp LOST: t.00 22 Firestone tire mounted on rim. Brand number SBMF 1036. Notify Snyder Bros.

Motor Freight. P. O. Box 2184, Lynchburg. Va.

Phone Lynchburg 6-2562. REWARD. 8-8-6tmp FOR RENT BMAXL HOUSE for rent near Laurel Hill. Convenient to Celanese UUUUIIl. I FV 1 1 111 I DUllUi ft' couple.

Dial 5-5065. SBYEBAL BTCB apartments for rent. Fauber'e Real Estate Agency. Dial 6-3161. 8-8-3t-mo TKBXE VBrUBEXSXED Dial 5-8239.

8-8-2t-mp rooms. BBICX APABTXBET bouse, first floor, furnished, four rooms and hall, bath and shower, private entrance, large lawn, good neighborhood, available at onoe, on bus line Call 1206 N. Augusta or Dial 6-8672, 7-5-tf-eo APABTBUEET for rent, 238 N. Madison, All convenience. Apply Rlohard'e.

Waynesboro Road or Room 4. Crowle Bldg. Dial 6-8871. 6-14-tfeo PUBLISHED BOOKS in apartment house, by day or month. Dial 5-7194.

5-29-ec-tf POB BEET 4 room unfurnished apartment, bath, lights, gas and water, private front and side entrance. Apply 313 Kalorama St. Dial 6-4586. 7-21-tf-mo TB.BEB BOOK APABTXSBT. Reas onable rent.

Apply Cllno s. 126 Beverley Street, 7-20-tfeo-card 8 BOOM APABTBIXBT. Heat fur nished. 6 blocks from town clock $75.00 per month. See Mclntyre and Timberlake, Realtors.

Uial 5-6661. TWO BEDBOOM unfurnished apart ment for rent. Electric stove and refrigerator Ideally located on wo miles norm oi Staun ton. Dial 6-2661. 6-28-tf-mo PIVE-BOOK unfurnished apartment.

First floor, 2 bedrooms. bath, private entrance, close In. Adults. Available Dial 6-4589. 7-3-tf-mo FOB BENT Alnmlnum trailer ful ly equipped.

H. Sutton, Betsy Bell Road. 8-7-ltep POB BENT 2 furnished rooms. Large room for light housekeep ing. lights, water.

Also ca bins by the week. Dial 5-9825. 310 Kalarama St. 8-7-2tcp SLEEPING BOOMS for gentlemen Newly furnished. "Beautyrcst" innerspring mattresses.

Well ventilated. Adult home, furnace heat. Telephone, garage. 671 N. Highland Avenue.

Waynesboro, Va. Telephone 8828. 8-7-6tep POB BENT) Four rooms on Madison Street; bath, gss heat; gas range; unfurnished; $46 a month. Phone 6-9056. 8-7-2tec FOB RENT-: Furnished three room and bath apartment.

Second floor. Automatic gas heat and all utilities furnished. Close in. Dial 5-8494. 8-6-tfec-card BEDROOM for rent.

Urge nicely furnished, close In. All conveniences. Dial 5-4525. 8-6-2tep OFFICE ROOMS: Three rooms "on second floor Mann Building, 103 West Beverley Street for rent. Lyle G.

Weller. 5-6 Law Building, Dial 5-9671. 8-2-6t-ec LATEST MODEL high speed floor sander and polisher. Complete line floor finishing materials, palnta. varnishes, shellac, fillers, brush-es.

"The Builders Dept, 8tore." 23 W. Johnson. Dial 6-8141. THREE unfurnished, first floor apartment Also furnished bedroom. 31 Coalter St.

7-12-tfec-card Bananas may be broiled in their ill in mil) 1 1 1 1 ii jirrlrii hffnrri Good when you're broiling hamburgers and tomato halves lor a supper grill. VIRGINIA! la the Corporation Conrt lor the City of Staunton Mary Ruth Kwi Complainant rs. order oi nnuoiooz Tom Edward Rows Respondeat 92S Center Street PayettesvUls, Arkansas The object oi the anove-styiea suit is to obtain a dlvores a mens et thoro on behalf of the complainant from the respondent on the grounds of cruelty and desertion. Ana It appearing, ny tmoini made and filed, according to law. that the respondent.

Torn Edward Rowe. Is a non-resident of the State of Virginia, it is, therefore, order. ed that he do appear here within ten (10) days after the dne pnbll. cation of this order and do what, ever may he necessary to protect his interests In this case. A Copy, Teste: EABL McP.

TAYLOR, Clerk. FhlliD Lee Lots. Attorney for Complainant. B-s-et-p-ni-wea J. TRABX EOCOCX, Auctioneer PUBLIC AUCTION Wednesday, Aug.

15 AT 10:00 A. M. St. Johns Brang-ellcal Beformed Church parsoaafs; looated miles from Staunton, on BUddlebrook Star Route, State Road 352, the zouow lnri 9 overstuffed sofas, easy chairs, nnrlrht nlano. hJrh hack armchair, small desk, small mahorany table, llvlnr room table, small Victorian marble top table, walnut hall seat with larse mirror, larje TtetorUn marble top table.

8 sectional book eases, antique walnut book case, roll top deek. antique mirror, floor lamps, cedar chest old walnut marble top dresser, antique cherry chest of drawers, eut g-lass knobs, walnut bedroom suite, small writinr desk, complete, modern bedroom suite, larre leather rocker, mahorany chair and settee, Slnyer sewlns; machine Tlctor Tletrola, Eleetrolus weeper, six drawer cnest. larre mirror (5x4), electric, refriferetor, kitchen cabinet, small wood and coal stove, solid mahorany dining room suite (oemplete), rare, linens, old china and glass ware, pictures an tique frames, cad boois. oia neavy white counterpanes, porch Wicker furniture, garden tools, lad der. Many other articles too numer ous to 4uenaom.

Terms Cash. BIT. WJC I. OB BEARD, Lunch served by women of St. John's Guild.

1-2t-ttnl-t-l-ora TO till Corner lot in "Verona, 60 200 ft. Near Celanese Plant. Dial 5-8165. S-7-3tmp IBW BKICX Picture window, hardwood floors, built In cabinets, automatio winter air conditioned heat, full basement. 111.

600. 00. Terms. See Mclntyre -and Timtrlaka, Realtors. Dial 6-6661.

T-20-tfmc-card CXiXX XSITJBAXCa ft Real Estate. See 1st Floor. Mason io Temple. TOM IAXH 49 acres, I room house, barn and other outbuildings, good pasture, some timber, mail and school bus by door. Kyis Real Estate Co.

Dial 6-4121. M. T. Anthony, associate. TO SALS on Rt.

12 near Stuarts Draft 11 acres with 4 room house, electricity, barn, smoke Jiousa, chicken house shed. Also 2014 acres In separate plot. See W. E. Boyd.

Stuarts' Draft after 5 p. m. 8-5-3tmp REAL ESTATE WANTED TAJIK i About 100 tillable acres on hard road within 10 miles of city. Write description, location, price. Robert S.

Bacheler, North Wales. Pennsylvania. l-4-6t-ep USED CARS FOR SALE 1M1 TQD 1V4 ton L. W. B.

8xTS ft. bed. New tires. $400. J.

R. Copper, Lyndhurst. Va. 8-8-2t-card-mc I860 rOBO Club coupe, one owner. A-i condition, j.w.

tuiwioer garage. Used Car N. Central Ave. Dealer No. 893A.

8-7-ltec TOB SALBi 1940 BulcV. Good mo tor and tires. $100 for equity; balance on small monthly payments or cash. Dial 5-2659 for appointment. 8-7-3tmp TO SALE 1947 Lincoln, new.

white wall tires. Good condition. $125 under celling. Dial 5-2787. $-7-3tmp TO BALI i 1948 Ford convertible, radio and heater.

Good condition. tuaJ 5-9U44, r- 8-4-3t-ep 1950 rOBD T-S Custom two-door. radio, beater. A good one owner car. Only $1395.00.

1948 Stude-baker Champion Deluxe, very clean, radio, heater, overdrive, good rubber and seat covers. Just $1076.00. Corbett Pontlac, S. New Staunton. License 284.

1948 KAISEB, 4 radio, heater. maroon finish. This car has good tires, plastio seat covers, new crank shaft, main bearing, inserts rings, pins, and valves. Heady for many miles of trouble free service This week's special at $795. or $285 down.

Harner's Used Car Exchange, Waynesboro Road. Dial 5-4744. 8-l-6t-mo SELECT USED CABS 1950 Ford 2 door. 1949 De 8oto 4 door. 1949 Nash (600) I door, 1947 Olds-mobile I door.

Barton Motors Ino. Dealer No. 806. Dial 6-4110. USED TRUCK FOR SALE POB BALE 1941 Chevrolet, good running condition, reasonable.

Dial 6-7998. 8-8-8tmp LIVESTOCK FOR SALE TOB BALE Purebred Southdown rm. Dial 5-8095. 8-8-2tnip STOCK EWES. Any number and they are good.

See L. H. Fleming, or Jimmy Chambers at Staunton Livestock, A Flats, 5-5381 8-7-tfec card POB BALE 20 good Angus stock cows with calves to be sold st Highland County Live Stock Market on Thursday, August 9. 8-7-2tmc TOB BALE 2 Guernsey heifers. 30 ewes, 2 Suffolk bucks, Nln Parish.

Stuarts Draft. 8-7-2tmp LIVESTOCK BALES every Tuesday. Staunton Livestock Market. Ino. A a Flats.

LIVESTOCK WANTED SPUING LAMBS WANTED every Tuesday. Any number. Sell your lambs every Tuesday the Staunton Livestock Market Since 1 9 3 the farmers "dependable market." 6-16-tfiho HELP WANTED AMAZING- PBOriTS. Sell Christmas Cards 50 with name $1.25. FREE SAMPLES.

Complete line ChriBtmas, Everyday Cards. Printed Book Matches. Stationary Gift Items. Spcial offers. Bo- nus.

Write Empire Card, Elmlra, N. Y. 8-7-3tec card WORKING MOTK1B wants settled womtan to live in. General housework and care for children. Private room, liberal salary.

References required. Dial 6-6595 after 5:30 p.m. 8-7-ltec WANTED Settled woman to care for sick person (woman). Go home nights. Dial 6-7805.

8-7-2t-mp UNUSUAL WOMAN -Free to work four to five hours a day, needr to earn as much as 965.00 in a week. Applicant must drive and have car, no Investment, csnvasing, or parties. wme Bos sa, care Leader. 8-6-atep EXFEBXEN'CES waitresses. Apply in person cnrls Restaurant.

8-6-3tfc YOUNG LADIES under 27. Oppor tunity to travel entire U. S. with chaperoned yroup. Earning above $60.

Transportation paid expenses advanced. Permanent circulation work with advancement, must be neat, parents welcome at interview. Young married couples given special consideration. Apply Mr. Laughlln.

Stonewall Jackson Hotel 6 to 8 p. m. Mon. Tues. Don't phone, 8-6-2tep MARRIED MAN work on dairy farm.

House, etc. furnished. Ap ply alter p. m. John Jackson, Churchville Road.

Dial S-3705. 8-6-2tep 3 EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES wanted. Selling only food Clean, modern equipment to work with. Top senary, and board to right parties. Can also furnish rooms if desired.

Curry's Grill. Verona, Va Box 168. 7-25-tfec-card ACT BOW POB easy extra, cash Amazing profits selling friends America's foremost Christmas card assortments. 21 cards for $1. Personalised carda, stationery, napkins, gift items.

Extra bonus Samples on approval. Mas-tercraft Dpt S-2, 17 N. Eutaw. BeJUraor 1, Md. 8-1-lU-mooard CEILING PRICES 1950 Dodge 2-door sedan 1949 Plymouth 4-door sedan 1949 Ford 2-door seiiarh 1948 Plymouth 4-door sedan 1948 Dodge 4-door sedan 1947 Dodge 4-door sedan 1940 Plymouth coupe Cleveland's Parkins Lot Send Their Friends" N.

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