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7 7 i THE STAUNTON NEWS-LEADER, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1944 PAGE NINE FUNERAL IS CONDUCTED MRS. EVA C. GREENE, 42, DIES AT HOME NEAR MID VALE Lieut. R. 0.

Obenschain Has Completed 25 Missions as Pilot of "Little Willie" Jan. 23, 1942. receiving his commission Feb. 16, 1943. I II Help Wanted Livestock, Grain, Produce Egg and Poultry Markets if i-y bulls fairly active, unchanged; two FOR MRS.

R. F. SHOWALTEB Weyers Cave, March 9. Funeral services for Mrs. Rebecca F.

Show- alter. 85, were held Saturday after noon from the Weyers Cave Methodist church, with her pastor, the Rev. L. O. Wright, officiating and assisted by the Rev.

D. McNeer. Pallbearers were A. R. Glover, H.

O. Den niton; H. Wrenn, J. C. Wrenn, LeRoy Wrenn and Earl Die hi.

Burial was in the Weyers Cave cemetery. The love and es teem in which "Aunt Bee tie" was held was shown by the large crowd of relatives and friends attending the funeral. She was born on March 10, 1858, at the old Isaac Showalter homestead on North River and spent her entire life in the North River-Wey- ers Cave section. She died of heart ailment on March 2. 1944, lacking only 18 days of attaining her 85th birthday.

She had been a member of the Falrview Methodist church since early girlhood and her love for her Master was reflected in her life, be ing a kind neighbor and friend, al ways ready to help the needy and sick. Her memory was remarkable, and she could relate many interesting incidents of life in the Civil War period. She was united in marriage to Charles L. Showalter on December 21, 1879, and to this union was born one child. Mrs.

ai de Root of Union Deposit. Pa. la addition to her husband and daughter, she leaves to mourn her passing five sisters, Mrs. Lucy Mud- dlman. Mrs.

Eliza Huffman, Mrs. Amanda Monger, Mrs. Hettie Reu-bush and Mrs. Bertie Halterman, eleven grandchildren three in the Armed Forces 14 great-grand-children. and a number of nieces and nephews.

HELP WANTED MECHANICS BODY MEN nELPERS Good Pay-Permanent No Limit to Age Write P. O. Box 809 Staunton, Va- Lexington, March 9 Mrs. Eva Christabell Greene, 43, wife of Edward Lee Greene, died at her home near Midvale at 5 p. m.

Wednesday. Born in Rockbridge county March 9, 1902, she was a daughter of the late L. B. Greene of Rockbridge and Mary B. Iiliey now residing at Mid vale.

Mrs. Greene was a member of the Marvin Methodist church at Cornwall. Funeral will be held from her late residence today (Friday) at 4 p. m. with the Rev.

L. O. Mortzfeldt officiating. Besides her husband and mother, both of Vesuvius Route 1, she is survived by a brother, H. G.

Greene of Fairfield and a sister, Mrs. Bessie Carr of Waynesboro. The Howard II. Patterson Sale which was advertised for March 15 has been postponed until further notice. FOR SALE Office chairs: 5 solid oak leather seat swivel chairs, price $1250 each: 5 solid oak leather seat chairs, price $450, These chairs were used in Court of Appeals court room.

Star Furniture Co. IKS. Augusta St, FURNITURE WANTED We Will Pay Spot Cash for Household Furniture, Pianos, Radios and Stoves, Call as. Cline Music Company Suasion, Va. WANTED By AN EIGHTH AAP MOMBZR STATION, England, March 8.

First lieutenant Richard O. Obenschain, 22, 920 Selma boulevard, Staunton, Va, has completed 25 combat bombing operations as pilot of the ship -Little Willie a Flying Fortress of the Eighth AAF. He holds the Distinguished Flying cross and the Air medal with three Oak-Leaf clusters. Lieutenant Obenschaln's first combat mission vas an attack on the Junkers aircraft factory and repair depot at Rhelms-Champagne, and he flew the long run to Gdynia, when the Eighth AAF bombed German shipping and docks In that Polish seaport. He took part in the bombing of the ball bearing factories at Schweinfurt.

"We could 505 he says of the bomb pattern at Schweinfurt. "We hit the target and nothing but the target." Lieutenant Obenschain la a son of Dr. and Mrs. C. P.

ObenschaA of Staunton, enlisted In th AAF FUNERAL OF MRS. NEALE ON SATURDAY AT ELEVEN Mrs. Julia Mills Npalp whn had been a patient in King's Daughters' hospital a month following an operation, died unnxTretedlv of a heart attack Thursday at noon. bne spent much of her life in Staunton in the home of her brother, the late T. rv Mill hut for two years had been a resident of Washington.

Daughter of Thomas inarsnau ana Mary Graves Mills of "Roselawn," Orange county, she was the widow of Robert W. Neale of Winchester. Most of their married life was soent in rrlarkshiirff. W. Va, where he died in.

1912. surviving are a sister, Mrs. Walter R. Bullock, and a hmr.hr Wranlr O. Mills, both of Staimtnn' aim a number of nieces and nephews.

une lunerai will be held Saturday morninz at o'clrwir at vm. tnamiel EDisCODal churrh. rrmrliict- ed by the Rev. Dr. J.

Lewis Gibbs, ana ounai win loiiow In Thornrose cemetery. Mrs. Neale was a member Of the first ermflrmaUmi ixr. nvw vmwo in Emmanuel. A woman of refinement nH mil.

ture. she was tv vr church, her klnspeopie and friends. ana was new in nigh esteem by all wiin wnom she was acquainted. 0 COL. HARRY JONES DIED IN BALTIMORE C.

K. Jones received Wednesday evenlnsr telling nt th sudden and unexpected death at tne dinner table of his oldr broth er. Col, Harry B. Jones, of Balti more. CoL Jones until a short time was commissioner of employment for the state of Maryland, and was well known throughout the state.

Another brother. C. D. Jones, of Charleston. W.Va..has arrived here and the two left yesterday for Baltimore, where they will be Joined by still another brother, Edgar Jones, of liaserstown.

The? latter is president of the Commercial Small iroan uo, a branch at which is located in Staunton. 1 0 SAMMY ANGOTT PAT-Un ITP Los Angeles, March 9. VP) Sammy Angott, who dropped his NBA lightweight championship last night to Juan Zurita, reported at an Army induction station today to take his physical examination, 0 One bushel of soybeans yield about nine pounds of soy oil. MAaiirasT- EXPERIENCED Sewing Machines Splendid opportunity for conscientious ambitious man at good salary. Modern Pants Factorj located near Harrisonburg, Va, Lifetime job.

State full particulars. Box 19-A Mail Orden LT, OBENSCHAIN BENJAMIN N. HITS Banjamln N. Hlte, Weyers Cave, died Wednesday morning, March 8, at one a. m.

He was 91 years old, and he had been in failing health for the past five 'years. His death came as a great shock to his family and friends as he had been in his usual health until he became suddenly ill Tuesday after noon. Mr. Hite is survived by six children, four sons, and two daugh ters, H. c.

Hlte, Webster Springs, W. Va, W. Mercer, B. Frank Hite, Waynesboro; Mrs. A.

L. Rudd, Washington, D. C.J Miss Nellie Hlte at home, one brother, Scott Hlte, Roland Park, Baltimore, twenty-one grand children and a number of nieces and nephews. Mr. Hite was a member of the Methodist church since early manhood.

He was held in highest es teem by all who knew him. Mrs. Hite preceded him in death one year ago. Funeral servica will be held at his home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with burial taking place at Calvary church cemetery, Stuarts Drart. The remains will be brought to the home at nine o'clock Sunday morning.

1 1 1 MRS. JULIA MILLS NEALE Mrs. Julia Mills Neale. who had been a patient in King's Daugh ters' nospitai almost a month died yesterday about noon. Further announcement will be made.

o- CHARLES EDWARD -MULLENS Charles Edward, infant son of Esau Mullens, who was born Feb. 20. died last Sunday. Funeral services were held at Spring Valley Holiness cemetery Monday, conducted by the castor. the Rev.

Woody Fitzgerald. xne Mullens, are residents of Greenville. LIVESTOCK Auction EVERY FRIDAY UNION STOCK YARDS, Inc. SUaataa, Va. HAY AND STRAW FOR SALE Community Motor Co.

Fhont 614 Staunton, Ta. Filled for loads good and choice slaughter steers averaging 1040 and 1,180 16.00, early top; few lots 15.50-90; low and average good 1425-1535; several loads steers still unsold; pair good heifers 14.65; common and medium aimer eows 7.25; shelly kinds down to 5.00; cut ter and common 750-650; medium mostly, dairy cows 8.75-1050; few outstanding head 11.00; fat beef type cow heifers 1150-1350; top sausage bulls 12.00; cutter and com mon 9.00-1150; No stockers and feeders offered. Calves 250. Slow, steady with Wednesday; good and choice veal-ers 16.00-17.00; medium 1250-1550; common 8.50-12.00; culls down to 5.00. Hogs 1,900.

Fairly active; 120-340 barrows and gilts 10 higher than Wednesday; 200-330 lbs steady; sows 10 higher; practical top 14.40; good and choice 120-130 lbs, lbs, 11.55-60; 140-140 11-95-1250; 140-160 lbs, 12.85-13.10; 160-180 lbs, 13.65-90; 180-200 lbs, 14.00-25; 200-240 lbs, 14.30-40; 240-330 ibs, 14.30; good sows up to 400 lbs, 1135-85, over 400 lbs, considerably lower. Sheep 25. Nominally steady; good and choice wooled lambs quotable 16.50-17.50; common and medium 12.00-15.00; culls choice slaughter ewes 7.00; medium and good 550-650; cull and common 3.000-5.00. Chicago, March 9. rP(WFA) Salable hogs total active, mostly 10 higher on all weights and sows; good and choice 190-350 largely 14.00-15, top 1420; good and choice 170-190 lbs, scarce at 13.50-14.10; good and choice light weights 13.75; complete clearance.

Salable cattle 5500; salable calves 800; general market uneven but run; cows, bulla and vealers re-fully steady largely steer and heller malning very scarce; medium to average-good grade steers especially active at 13.00-15.00;- nothing strictly choice; top 16.75, paid for 1350 lb, average; several loads 16.00-50; common killers 1250 down; best heifers 16.65, mostly 13.00-1525; cutter cows 850 down; most beef cows 9.00-12.50; practical top heavy sausage bulls 12.00 and fat bulls 12.50; 15.00 paid freely for choice vealers with outlet 15.50. Salable sheep total slaughter lambs slow, weak to 25 lower, mostly 15-25 lower; top 16.40; two loads largely good lambs 16.00; several loads medium and good grades 15.50-65; few good and choice fall shorn lambs 1550; sheep scarce; strong. Jersey City, March fl. (WPA) Cattle salable 75; total 375. Cows active, steady.

Bulls scarce, nominally steady; few meaty cows 925-1050; bulk canners and cutters 650-6. Meaty cows 9.25-10.50; bulk canners and cutters extremes in equality above and below that range; strong weight sausage bulls eligible to 12.00; few light weight 9.00-10.00. 1 Vealers and calves: salable 25; total 775. Slow; unevenly 50 cents to $150 lower, supplies mostly holdovers from early in the week; few good and choice vealers 18.50-19.00; mixed lots medium to choice 16.00-17.00; common and medium 11.00-15.00; culls around 8.00 and down to 6.00. Hogs: salable 175; (14 at Jersey City, 161 at New York), the top; few weighty roughs 11.00.

Sheep and lambs: salable none; total 6,600. Not enough offered to establish a market. CHICAGO GRAIN Chicago, March 9. (P) Grains started out on the upgrade today and, although never able to get very lar with their advance, managed to maintain a firm trend throughout the session. Rye attracted most attention and set the pace for other cereals.

At the close wheat was unchanged to 1-4 higher, oats were 1-8 lower to 1-8 higher, rye was unchanged to 1-2 higher, and barley was unchanged to 3-8 lower. No cash wheat. Corn, No. 4 yellow 1.09 3-4; sample grade yellow 1.05 1-4. Barley, malting 1-2 feed U5-122 1-2 nom.

Field seed per loo umotny 5.75-6.00; red top 14.00-15.00 nom-; red clover 3150 sweet clover 1050 nom. CHICAGO GRAIN May (JulylSept WHEAT: Open rat' 14 rrvi 1 1 oc 1 CIO) corn: Open 105 105 Close -1" ioo OATS: Onen 1.... -I 80 76 FOR SALE 1942 FORD 1941 FORD 1941 CHEVROLET 1936 CHEVROLET COUPE If ya have a ear that Is not bring naed In ESSENTIAL War Vfark sell it ta we pay HIGHEST. CASH PRICE COMMUNITY MOTOR CORP. Classified Rates: io rer word, per tnaextlaa, Aa insertion means ur tn each paper.

All ad aUmatiraU nua la bitb paper, do extra eharta Minimum charge per Lnwrtian. 45 for 15 woras leaa CONSEL'l'TlVfc Insertiana lor tb price Ore. Cub la AV ran re. Contract rate ea application. An ad (tart ted ta Lb moroiat will appear tn the ev-nlnj.

aame day If ttarted ta renin, will appear agaia next morning. Announcements I Gm yon quick aervlo in Leader Publishing Go Inc. 19-tt-mdn Lost wHITE PIOSKllT glove, (right band). Sunday either at 7l or Hptlt Church. Phone 2027.

9-lt-ep Found WAXXIirO cane W8Sy left at The Leader oflice last week. Owner may nave same oy laenn fying It at The Leader office. 8-2t-edh For Sale ban JOHW Deere two 14 inch bot nw wITtl ffteei mom boards and new points. O. Frank Baylor, Swoope, Va.

Phone I1F32. io-it-p kaotTT aoo locust posts. Write it. Baiser, Rt. 2, wtaunton, va.

-10-lt-mp EED POTATOES, fancy hand-selected, early and late varieties, each Tuesday at C. O. Stock Yards. K. rt.

crummett, vraDDOi tom. -9-6t-mc toi SAM baas horn. King trom bone, write Box 131, Monterey, va. 9-Zt-me WINDOW SLABS We have a etock of all sizes in window glass or will cut any size needed. Will also be glad to give estimates on plate glass.

Staunton Paint and Wall Paper phone 463. tntfSTTl INSULATION; home own ers Hares a sure way to get full benefit from every ounce of fuel you burn next winter. Simply Insulate your attla with Kimsul. the very seme material that Uncle Sam uses to insulate tne lamous Quonset military prefabricated huts that help to keep our soldiers and marines comfortable In the tropics and In the Artie You can Install Kimsul yourself. Hub 'Furniture corp.

fnone Lira subscription 1 yr. $4.60. To service men, 11.50 per year. Mrs. Chas.

K. Brown," authorized agent, Leader offlce. l-l-tf-mdh a ITT TOTXB feed at Ward'. Com. plete line or vitamins enricpea wvn fr1 at tvnlcsl Ward sav ing.

Place your order today at Montgomery Ward Farm Store, Johnson phone 1Z8I. WAB BONDS at every price, at the Leader Offlce, 1-19-tf-mdh FEIiT HAT rugs in rainbow oolors easily cleaned, long wearing Are resisting, made by hand. Staunton Furniture 11 S. Augusta St. i'none m.

POTATOES 100 lb. sack 3.25. Sel ected seed potatoes S4.UU cwt certified seed potatoes 15.00 cwt. Crystal wax onion plants 25o bunch. Apples J2.7& to 34.25 bushel.

Beid tores. rOH BALE S-pleoe living room suite. Special, jia.ao. jiasy Menus. Cllne Music Co.

l-2-tI-mo GAMES TOR young and old, darts, chess, monopoly. rim games In one box, cribbage boards, playing cards, and poker chips. Beverly Book Co. Phone 250. MALL ROCK crusher; one pipe die that will cut if io 1 0U0 gallon water tank.

Sam Gardner. 952 W. Beverley St. I-8-3t-mc POTATOES grown from certified seed $2.00 2 ton txiien ciover ha v. Roger Lam, Middlebrook.

l-8-2t-mp ONE TOM- good timothy hay, 8 tons clover hay. Noan crown, miauie-hrook Star Arbor Hill. I-9-lt-ep FATRZiT GOOD Hardle tank spray er. Sell cheap. Can be seen at o.

O. Henkel's. Valley Pike. l-9-lt-ep ABT TRAILER. Bteel body, two wheels Apply E.

II. Byrd, 1Z5 Oreenville Ave. l-9-lt-ep For Sale or Rent KODEBV 8-room residence, choice downtown section, bath 1st noor, full bath second. Immediate possession. Virgil S.

Gore, Crowl I-27-tf-bp-e Wanted To Rent OH 6 room house not more than 6 miles out of town; also place for chickens and hogs. Writ C. care Leader. l-3-7t-ep GENTLEMAN desires large 'up stairs turnlshert room in or adjacent, city; gas range, water, good bed. James Buck.

Mt. Solon. t--lt-ec Real Estate ALE Large (-room house, lights. water, coinmone, aeep productive lot, right on W. Beverley.

Priced to soil. F. Ilanier Co, 25 Augusta St, ITOa BALE Several houses, five roomseaen. For information apply Mid war Market. Fishersvilia.

WOJCAJT OS OTJUi that want horn to do general housework. 1 In family. Apply In person, miles out on Rt. 2, H. V.

Clin. Joliyue). 'Phone J28-J-4. t-l-6t-ep. V1ITIO for orchard fcork.

Apply Bent Willow Orchard. Flsh-ersville, or Blu Ridga Stor age co, Staunton. 1-J-tf-mc WOltXV WITH atenographlc or secretarial experience. Pleas write E. I.

du Pont de Nemouri A Company, or phone 401, Exten Ion 57. i-8-St-fl OXLZTZKT VAV. Good working conditions and good pay. Apply National Bincuit Company. 811 Bridge street, Staunton.

S-8-3t-ep XABBIXD aCAJT for farm work. House, garden, firewood furnish ed. J. E. Williams ureenvuie, Va.

3-8-2t-ep TWO TOTTKO ljoys or girls to learn to rewind small motors. Can be IS or older. AddIv in person Johnson Klec 331 N. Central Avenue. 3-9-2t-mo TRUCK drivers for spraying.

Apply by mail, giving references and wages asked. Post Office Box S68, Staunton. 3-4-3t-ec GOOD WAGBS for dependable sec ond cook. Apply Blue Itidge Terrace, Afton. J-10-lwk-mc Livestock PUKE BRED BELGIAK stallion, standing at my place this season, Insurance $10.00.

Lynn Glover, Arbor Hill. -7-6t-ep Poultry-Baby Chicks WEATBB'S XLECTBIO hatched chicka Vlrrlnla-U. S. ADDroved and Pullorum tested. Stronger and more easily raised, from 24 ounce up ages, snip Mondays and Thursdays.

100 percent live delivery. Postage prepaid. Per 100 large S. English White Leghorns, Barred Rocks, New Hampshlres, Crosses, $12.00. Leaa than 100 add lo per chick.

12.00 books order. Sexed chicks. Broadbreasted bronze poults. Phone 80F3, Weaver Elec-trlo Hatchery. Box $.

Stuarts urait, va, t-l-tf-ec-card ABT CHICKS and started chicks. Barred Rocks, New Hampshire Reds, from one week up. Baby chicks every Tuesday. Get pur prices before ordering. Riverside Hatchery, Grottoes, Telephone New Hope 18F1L l-20-8mos-nl-o BLOOO-TBSTXD chicks, sexed or as hatched.

Leghorns, Rocks, Reds. cockerels. 4.96 uo. cockerels cneap er In larger quantlt lea Trail's End Poultry Harm, uordonsvine, va. l-20-card 3S HEW Hampshire pullets for sale, 8 months old, laying now, $1.50 apiece at Mrs.

U. a. Lotts, xt. i. 3-9-2t-mc Livestock For Sale SALES every Tuesday of all kinds of livestock.

Staunton Livestock Market, Inc. BLACK KCAXB coming 5 years, in foal. Good worker. C. M.

Grove, Weyers Caae. Phone 27F32. 3-9-2t-mp ZZGKT SKOATS weighing 150 lbs, each; also sow and 8 pigs, 7 weks old. Mrs. D.

T. Wilson, Mt. Sidney. Phone Weyers Cave 48-F-13. I-9-lt-ep BIZ HOGS, weighing from 125 to 175 pounds.

Good condition. C. N. Wllann 8. Ptn-kerahnrn- Plka.

t-10-lt-mp Used Cars PO BAXH V-8 Ford. Excellent itlres, good condition, radio a4 heater, new battery. Low mileage. Reasonable price. Apply $19 N.

Central Ave. S-10-it-mp SALE 1940 Ford, coupe in good condition. Priced right for quick sale. Phone 2124M. $-10-2t-mp FOB SAXE 15 late model used cars.

1940, "41 and '42 Fords, Chevrolets, Plymouths, Buicks, Olda. These are clean cars with good tires and have been thoroughly reconditioned. Above average in quality. Below average in price. Augusta Motor Sales.

In a Phone 1184, Staunton. FOB SAXE 1929 Ford coupe, good condition, 5 excellent tires, new battery. C. P. Brown Greenville.

Va. 3-8-2t-ep For Rent HICB BOOKS, modern conveniences. Apply M. A. 3-4-6t-eo STOREROOM, now occupied by R.

E. Dey Typewriter Shop, 21 N. Augusta, available after April 1, See Gilpin Willson Jr. 3-8-4t-mo rUBHTSKBD bedroom, suitable 1 or 2 persons; close to du Pont and Wood row Wilson bus stop. 5 N.

Washington St or phone 680. 8-9-lt-ec FURNISHED apartment, rooms, steam heat, private bath, private entrance, $40 per month. Immediate possession. Apply Cllne Music Company. S-9-tf-eo Wanted To Buy WANTED Yon to buy your War Bonds at The Leader office, 1-19-tf-mdh BATH TUB with fixtures.

Earl Pugh, Craigsvllle, Va, l-9-3tmdh Wanted to Buy or Rent FITB OB six room house. Staun LIVESTOCK Baltimore, March 9. VP) CWTA offlce of distribution) Cattle 450. 100 holdovers not Included; daughter steers slow, steady with former days this week; hellers scarce, steady; cows active, steady; Memorials NUTTY In loving memory of our dear eon and orotner, vt Ubwt JMutty, who departed this life four years ago today, March 9. 1940.

Today is a day of remembrance and many a sad regret, A day 1 shall always remember when the rest of the world forgets Your face Is ever before me. Your voice I cannot forget lour smile will last forever la memory I see you yet. His Mother, MRS. LUTHER NUTTY. Livestock Wanted SEVEBAL, young saddle horses, must show gaits; state price and description.

J. L. Shaver, Criraora. 1-6-3 t-eod-mp F. McCLTTRE, Auctioneer PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY will sell oa Wednesday, March 22, 1944 beginning at 10:30 A.

the farm of J. D. Buchanan, formerly ovatl by O. BT. Buchanan, consisting of 850 acres la Walkers Crssk District, Rockbridge County, 11 milts north of Xexisgton, 6 miles southwest of Brownbnrgj 153 acres In permanent pasture, SO aere in cultivation, 17 in woods, some timber; 34 aerea of the above has besn sowed In wheat, barley, rye.

which goes with the farm. The bouse has eleven rooms, bath and electricity. It has been remodeled recently. There la a barn, granary, chicken house, tenant house and plenty of running water. xnere is a reaerai Land Bana loan on tola farm which can be assumed by the purchaser.

ExcsUent working manager and tenant will consider remaining on farm. PERSONAL PROPERTY 8 six year old mares, two year old colts, 19 young Hertford stock cows, soma with calves, balance will have oalrts aoon; 1 two ytax old registered Hereford bull: 1 Kolsttln heifer to be fresh Gutmsty cow fresh, i mrooa sow, is pigs, weeks old; 38 good swes, 4 to 8 year old with 30 lamb by side, 1 purtbred Dorset ram, 3 year old. 1938 Dodge pick-up track with cattle rack, good rubber. 1 No. 40 turning plow, 1 spring- tooth harrow.

uoosier gram arm, John Deer mower, mannr spreader, 1 riding plow, corn planter (nstd on season), hay rake (used on season) 1 pair hay ladders, a pair harness. complete with lines, collar, and unuit, oo ooi. corn; many otntr mall tools. TERMS: Personal property, Cash. TEBMS on farm mad known day of sal.

B. H. BUCHANAN, Agent for J. D. Buchanan, lunch will served.

3-8-6t-nl-p JT. FBANK BOCOOX, Auctioneer PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY will sU oa Wednesday, April 5. 1944 beginning at 10:30 a. m. on th Hnlvaw finn A n.M..

Stanaten at Valley -Kills i PABX IMPLEMENTS! tnttrna-tlonal corn planter, Kalamazoo riding cultivator, Daerlng mower, hay rak, KoCormlck binder, 8 turning ywwm, uowi Aiyncnourgii spnng- fUlt IHUli 8 wagons, 1 with bed and ladders, manure pradr, hand replanttr, wuutt, cream separator, sraln drill. -y. board, cutting box, tooth cultlva- iuti, rop ana alleys, tt harness, coUar and brldlss, forks, SCOOTI. haltara. ilnvl.

era, other articles too numerous to mention. LIVESTOCK! 3' Shorthorn cows, calve by side, yr. old, 3 Shorthorn, heifer, calves by side, Ouern- oy siat, DiacK cow, kisr 8 olA thrte-year old a TS w4 Asa nwa to irnen aoon, 4 yearling calves, brood ow to farrow in Bnrinir- vnn www, W1M 1W1LUI 'jSrood work horse, yrs. old. CASH.

KB8. STELLA HULVBT, T. Administratrix. Lunch will be trvtd. 1-10-et-mp PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Having rented ni honta.

wtn ell on th snmlm. aaa rrt. rick street, on XHUKSDAY, MARCH 16. 1944. at 10:30 th following! Overstuffed living room suite, 3 chairs, bookoasa, and tabl, walnut table, dining tabl and 8 chair, aldaboard.

couch, atwlng machine, vacuum claantr, ZUotrolux, ga rang, 8 slnglt beds, four poster bed, 1 vanity, 3 tables, a rockers, Morris chair, vanity and bench. Iron bureau, llnolaum rug, felt rug, cupboard, hall rack, fruit Jars, Axminster rug. rns: CASH. BOSS ANNA K. HEDBICX, 238 B.

Frederick St. 9-88-4t-o. O. P. MoCLTBB.

Auotlonetr PUBLIC SALE a a ir.nl n. n. I will ttll at publlo auction on and ona-half milt south of Ortanvllla, Va-, cn Bout 11 at 1 P. on MARCH 11, 194 Troa liar! anrl nriurs. iron bed.

mattress and sprliigs, wood bed and lot bed clothing, dresser, wan thrat straight chairs, two rocking chairs, two small tables, 8 old chairs, antlqnt; walnut table, antique i old aafe. antlaue: lot of old piotnres. radio battery set or altotrlclty, cook nova, heater, snoigun, moium old vraats, lot of aluminum, lot of fllahe. soma old: lot of silverware, lot empty fruit Jar, lot other article" too numerous to mention. Ill N.

Central Ara LABORERS MTES ROGERS CONSTRUCTION CORP. AR BONDS RATE 65c PER IIR. 10 IIRSa PER DAY 6 DAYS PER WEEK Apply Send your check, money order, or filled stamp book. Give your name exactly like you want it on the bond -your given name not just initials and Miss or Mrs. for a woman.

Tour Bond Will Be Mailed Promptly to You U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Va. Or OUR OFFICE, AFTON, VA. If already engaged in essential war work do not apply.

THE LEADER PUBLISHING CO. Authorized War Bond Issuing Agent Staunton Va. I I I I 1 aa. I VI 1 Close 1 BO7B -j ZmT X4Y4 7'iV irfeW that's NOTMe.M'LOVE! ZJZZm Tosik ATHENE PEOPLE! Tur- cm MA on! HOPPER, MV DOUBLE TJSTnXLB JlE tMYWy ton vicinity. Will pay cash, writs H.

A. GUmer, Box 424. Clifton Forge. l-y-ei-tna TBBMS OF ALB I CASH. JT.

PBOFFTTT, Agnt for Own. S-1-SUn -10-JtAsun-mp.