'ECIAL SALE
-OF
.adies' Slippers
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VIC1 and SUEDE
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Factory Cost
. ting on at
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UN STRE1
k Royal Tailor
Easter Suit At
$16 to $35
hink of it?a chance to
. most famous
in the world to
it i prments
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.ind Blackstone. Va
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Karmville, Va.
Ct.
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?iul promptly remitted.
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We pay 3 par cent interest on deposits.
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ROSE?
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Special Plant
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and honestly bi I
plants.
that of mai;
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Owl Brand on Iheli plan!
lt acts quickly ami st thi
-tows a 8to viLror
mi-- plant.
'lou will iii.ike no mistake if
you use Owl Brand Special. It
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kind.
Paulett & Bugg.
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\ : Prices Our Motto : j
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i S. S. MARTIN & COMPANY /
: JEWELERS and OPTICIANS J
f The Home of the
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tallHlllll MK, t'O.. larmville. Va.
3T-CLASS
;i.k\ com I
ular people
Ile will receive proim -
'.er.
illy,
n] JEWELRY CO.
The Farmville
Creamery
Association
??wants?
FRESH COWS
or cows coining
FRESH.
with
iN
K. HOWARD,
iKNs, VASES
and all kinds of Building Material for
Cement Block Houses. Fences
?
W. A. Slocombe & Co's.
Ka'J ?
(Iffiee. South St. FARMVILLE. VA.
Nie Northwestern
Policy
and, bul ll
.; irani; ll
n their toa it can build a
larrler to the almal
f home and Independem
?
DONT WAIT
LIFE AND HEALTH ARE
UNCERTAIN
Write oi telephoi
? :
E. R. BOOKER
District Agent. Phone U7
FARMVILLE. VA.
Tut Off
Unpleasant consequences
usually follow a put-off
Of course you intend to subscrit
for this paper for the comii
year. Why put off till tome
reta- that Uthich you can just t
easily do today ?
IMS OP PICE EDWARD W!0
I urn Sheppard*.
??Iks around bi
lek hst
mi mai
er borne
'arm. ille. with her bl
I | ri
hurt.
Mr \v C. Tren!
nil ii
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I tom I io
i icking
lenbui I '< Pettj
of Mi
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T. KV. McKlnnej ami Mr
Union
1
Merlin i'
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parei
Sunday in Richmond.
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daugliti
We
ii mi.ewe.
Fell
building o
llot'l Oil*.
with e.
will he a bo sling pu
Ile.
Mra. .-^aiii Allen
vialtlng lier elater, Mrs. .1. ll. Him
Mrs. Nannie Miller, of DiapuUn
is visiting her i Brm
Morton.
From \\ oi shani.
| her K
remelv
with pneumonia.
proved.
Miss Willie Jones has pone to t
Johnston-Willis Hospital to be op
Bled upon.
Prof. Thornton has '
with grip for the past ton days.
Miss Hopkins, of Charleston.
Va., is visiting Mrs. Morrison.
Roll of honor. High Schcol 1
partni'ht -(luthrie Allon. Mary D
kum.
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"' Wood's Early Ohio
Seed Potatoes
ure being planted io inen
quanl -ar hy the 11
ami iii pet aiinooaaftil rnarkel
ers. lins farietv makes uniform?
ly large aiaed potatoes' of excellent
'liuli
tie-, j.ii'1 is proving to !"? i
rofitabse and reliable of
early-i'roppintr potat
We are hi-a'l'|uurter-i for the batt
Maine-grown jj(}(;(j
Second Crop n
Northern-grown POtatOCS
Wood's 30th Annual Seed
Book given full
information, with
timonialH An
as to the "lifK-rionty ol' Wood 8
!'<itat(>e8.
Write for prleaa ind ^
Hook, which aili tx- maih-1
fr?"e on requi
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
^"\ Seedsmen. ? Richmond, Va.
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