Business and Industry
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Friday, January 16, 1953 — The Farmville herald and farmer-leader · 32 of 32 source blocks
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II Business and Industry 2 col Lud Editor's Note: From time to time The Herald will include news from Farmvlde business and Industry circles under the above heading. We will appreci ate assistance in compiling in formation in this phase of com munity life. News w»»l be limit ed to business and industrial activity only. • no CHEVROLET DEBI T CREATES INTEREST Visitors f to the open house showing of the 1953 Chevrolet last Friday broke previous records according to George Newman, of Newman-Chevrolet Sales Com pany. The new models aro con tinuing on display. • • * BL’ICK CELEBRATES. 50TH ANNIVERSARY Buick Motor Company is cele brating its 50th anniversary by showing its 1953 product. Princi pal changes are new V-type en gines on the roadmaster and super models. These models went
II on display las Friday at Brickert ; Oil Company in Farmville. • • • ON BUYING 1 RIP TO SEW YORK T. Kyle Baldwin, manager of Baldwin's and Woodrow Young, i manager of Davidson s Depart ment store, are in New York this week buying spring merchandise. Raymond Schri. n. manager of Newberry's, will leave Friday for the New York market and confer ences at the Home Olfice. * * * ADDS NEW LINE Newman Tire Company has ad ded a new line to ivs recapping department in the Suburbanite tread. This is the first tread mold of this type to be installed in the Richmond area. • • * ADDS NEW SERVICE Farmers Cooperative has added a fertilizer spreading service for farmers in thi- area. A Spread Easy fertilizer truck with equip ment for spreading has arrived
for use. • • * CO-OP AGENCY HEADS TO MEET Some 125 local Service Agency representatives of Southern States Cooperative a ill attend a two-day farm service conference in Richmond. Va.. on January 15 and 16. All sessions of the con ference will be held in the South ern States Auditorium. Enrolled from this area are O. B. Blair of Farmers Cooperative, Inc., Farmville; Herbert Barnaid and Roy Hall of Southern States Amelia Coop.. Amelia, E. R. John son of Prospect Equipment Co., Prospect: and J. L. Metcalf of Darlington Heights, Va. Especially designed to help Agency personnel oecome better acquainted with the products and services of the cooperative, the school will be conducted by the Agency managers tnemselves and distribution and purchasing men from the cooperatives central of fices in Richmond, Viiginia. * * * tax Booklet IS BEST SELLER The Government Printing Of fice has another ‘ best seller” on
buy FOUR tires AND SAVE MORE! «lo”6 *004 , AS 10W AS UBTST | THESE ARE FACTORY-FRESH ARMSTRONG TIRES MADE WITH V COLD POLAR RUBBER, BUILT WITH k RHINO-FLEX CONSTRUCTION AND HAVING THE FAMOUS 18-MONTHS ROAD HAZARD UN CONDITIONAL GUARANTEE! PSAVE MONEY M
PICK YOUR SIZE BELOW AND SAVE! SAVE! SAVE!
And your old sound co»ing-No chorge for mounting! "If you don't need feur tires, contact a friend who may need some; then, purchase four and split the savings between you." SALE BEGINS THURSDAY, JAN. 15 FOR 15 DAYS ONLY’ VISIT OUR USED TIRE DEPARTMENT Compftit Lino of It.XSSEXtiER and ( SCI) TRUCK T/RLS N<>W AVAILABLE AT TW'<i LOCATIONS Farmville Tire 6c Battery, Inc, 10S E. Third St. PI one 560 Kannvillc, Va. Dick's Place Highway 360 l'hone Amelia 802 Chula Va ■sviv.v 177Q.V.W. ton r;w7,.s <w );,,, nwvi<rnies~oiiR,xi/ .va,,.;
its hands in the new edition of | ihe booklet entitled ”Your Fed eral Income Tax.” Over 150 thousand orders weie on hand from persons anxious to get the latest tax information before the booklet was off the press. It sells lor 25 cents a cope, with all reve nue going into the Federal Treas ury. The Bureau of Internal Reve nue distributes basic instructions to all taxpayers with the income lax forms. The booklet. Your , Federal Income Tax. contains more detailed explanations and examples. Copies can be pur chased by mailing 25 cents to the | Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, j Washington 25, D. C.
| Choose Tobacco Plant Beds With Care, VPI ‘Advises ! Tobacco plant bed location is | important. VPI Agricultural Extension Service specialists say tobacco farmers in blackshank areas i should make a new plant bed site each spring. Choose a south ! eastern exposu re with well-drain I ed lam.. and plenty of disease | free water available. Spring or well water is safe if the spring ' has not received drainage water from a blackshank infested field. The plant bed site should be | well protected from the wind. Light to sandy soil, rich in or ganic matter, is preferred since it is more easily worked, less in clined to be cloddy. Ciusts less af ter rains, and warms up more quickly in the spring. Remove all trash and crop residue on the area surrounding the bed. Work up and pulverize the soil thor oughly to a depth of 4 to 6 inches. If sod land must be used, it should be broken up two or three months before sowing the seed so all plant refuse will be well rotted. Such plant beds should be disked or harrowed at frequent intervals so a firmer bed will be available on the propel seeding uatc.
SUCCESSFUL 1 UOMEMAKIM& [ Pliice a piece of apple In your brown sugar jar, and it will keep the Sugar from drying out and ’umping. Nq tears in your eyes when you peel onions. Just hold them under running cold water as you peel
them. Get more juice cut of ienons . . . hept them quickly in hot wa ter for several minutes before squeezing. To prevent runs in your nylon hose, be sure garter suppo’-ts are distributed evenlv. Don't pull stockings too tight for tl e extra t train may cause snags to run. Bend your knee slightly and then fasten the garter to the double knit top. This usually will make
Important Names/
Loo', at the l^be-I cn the prescription medicine we hcue prepared for you and you will see three important names—your own, your physician's, and ours. Our name definitely tues our responsibility to you and to your physician; your name is evidence of your confi dence in cur prescription service. We value your confidence above everything else and you can rely on us always to maintain the high standards of our pro fession of Pharmacy.
ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN To Phone Us Your Prescriptions!
Gray's Drug Store Phone 56 Farmville, Va. Phone 57
! th stocking fit smoothly and com i lortably. I \ Here are some suggestior for | easier ironing. Iron he ruffles first before you iron the main part of the garment . . . this goes for pockets, facings, and sleeves, too. Iron the top of the garment ; first. For tablecloths, fold length wise and iron on one side. Then
fold* double and iron the upi r surfa> only. Keep folding and ironing the upper surface until finished. Keep your basket of danrjiencd clothes on a c •air by your side so you can reach into the basket without moving from your chair. A colthes rack within easy reach will hold ironed gar ments until they are put away.
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GAINS MASTER MIX BROILER MASH (JWITH METHIO-VITE)
FF.PING I P with tlie time* in broiler raining means getting fanter gain* at loner cost |*er pound of gain. Thousand* «*f * ee-*ful broiler rai*em in*i*t on Mintcr Mix Broiler Ma*h beeaune the> ha'e found that it get* their bird* tininhed and off lit market fatter, and at top 'nine. Inwnligate toda.' ! let us show jou wb> it’s a better broiler feed.
TR1NCK HOWARD BROILHR RATION (Special) Manufactured from Master Mix Broiler Concentrate Prince Edward Mills, Inc. Phone 64 Farmville, Ya.
YOU’VE GOT TO FEEL IT . . . TO BELIEVE IT New Ford Miracle Ride
Here’s new freedom from rD bounce, pitch and sway . . . an entirely new standard of riding comfort!
li vou've thought it takes gas-eating weight ami liard-to-park length to gi\e real riding comfort you ou,vJit to trv this *53 lord. For Ford s new Mir;.tie Kidc actually seems to lay a Carpet of smoothness even over the roughest roads. There's no
bounce, pitch and sway to bother von, no uncomfortable roll on curves, l ord's new Miracle Ride mai k.s a new era ol i idiiuj, comfort and e|iiict. It s another bij; reason win ford is worth more when you buy it . . . worth more when you sell ii!
Whi»« sidewall tirrs optional o* e*tro cost, Equipment, accessories and trim subject to change without notice.
-— y - " 'i'ph in mmm—— The New Standard of the American Road
80% less road shock! IJy incrcas iii" I run I wheel I ravel and irdc M"ninj; d»r rubber compression bumpers. Iiont end road shock, is redut fd as nut h as Springs 41 c tailored to-wei^hf til earh model, f«»r brs( mini" i oniloil, whidiCNCi motld you buy.
Automatic Ride Control! Ford's \ anable-R He tear spring mis pension ai tuallv makes the ellirc ln< prm" "sttllif ss" van auto tnaknallv as road and "load con dition i bangle. \ on get a smooth, level, comlottable rule on b< nlr vard or roughest back road.
All day comfort! Scientifically ilcsi^ucrl contour seals, both bout ami tear, have lliiik loam rubber cushions. Non-sag spiing coilstrui lion is turn vet resilient, 'utoniatic Posture (iontrol pro \ules rlie ino-t convenient seat ing position loi all drnets.
You’ve got to Value Clic.-k this in v Ford's 41 "Worth More’’ features to know why Ford is worth more when you buy it . < worth more when you sell it! In this new ’r>J Ford you’ll line! not only a new concept of riding and driving conifer1 . . . you’ll find mi re of the tilings you teiiiil and need than in any other car in tlie low-price field. You' I line! the "Co” you need, in Id d’s liigli-conipressi.ui V-S and Six ngiucs (and both thrive oil refill nr gas). \ mi'll find the great, all-round visibility .. . the easy h idling, brak ing a id parking you need for tod a ’s traffic. And \ou'|| appreciate beauty that "belon.a,” wherever you may «Hve. No wonder ord is the New S' ldaid of the Aiuctican Kurd.
f.c.a. See it • • .Value C^Iieck it • • • Iest Drive it ’53 FORD “SEE YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER CONVENIENTLY LISTED IN YOUR TELEPHONE DIRECTORY” . - — .. ■.£ ...... — , ■ ■■ ■■ ---—** —