I ? LATEST RECORDINGS ? In RCA Victor and Bluebird Records by Your Favorite Artists -T 81 All Through the Day; I'm a Big Girl Now; Prisoner Of Love; Put Your Little Foot Right Out; PERRY COMO? SWING AND SWAY WITH RCA Victor 20?1814. SAMMY KAYE? Seems Lake Old Times; RCA Victor 20?1812. Gee! I Wish; One-sy, Two-zy, I Lose You-zy; VAUGHN MONROE? Sleepy Baby; RCA Victor 20-1811. FREDDY MARTIN AND ' Rock Me to Sleep m My Saddle; HI8 ORCHESTRA? I Wish I Had Never Met Sunshine; RCA Victor 20-1826. ROY ROGERS? Blues in the Night; RCA Victor 20?1815. How Come You Do Me Like You Along the Navajo Trail; Do?; Don't Blame it All on Me; DINAH SHORE ROY ROGERS? RCA Victor 20?1543. RCA Victor 20?1730. Clair do Lime (Moonlight); Rim Me; La Cathedrals Bngloutie (The Get the Mop; English Cathedral); W.'* HENRY "RED" ALLEN? E. ROBERT SCHMITZ. Pianist, RCA Victor 20-1808. RCA Victor Red Seal 11?8240. GEMS FROM JEROME KERN MUSICAL SHOWS Album consisting of 6 RAC Victor Red Seal Records (12 rides). Music from "Show Boat," "Cat and the Fiddle," "Roberta," arid and Many Other Great Shows. RCA Victor Album CS1. These are Just a Few of the Recordings that can be heard on RAC Victor and Bluebird Records at.... I * > FARMVILLSTS LARGEST JEWELRY STORE 103 North Mala St Farmville, N.'C. PHONOGRAPH NEEDLES I ? EMERSON RADIOS ! We Render Service with Dignity and Honor 0 NOTHING UNDONE, ? NOTHING OVERDONE! DUKE-GARNER FUNERAL HOME . % ? Ambulance Sendee ? PHONES: W. H. DUKE DAY or NIGHT W. C. GARNER 356-1 416-1 468-1 iixnAy t cr palmist and psychic reader M/HIAM LLCi (Licensed by SUtc of North ??PPPPB (Lieeneed by SUtc of North Carolina) Without having1 seen or heard of you before^ ahe will tell you of your private affairs, giving you plain facte and figuraa that will amace and benefit you. Strange, true and fascinating are the words that flow from the iipo of this gifted and unrivaled medium. Not only will ahe read your Ufo like an open book, but also help you out of your troubles, re-unite the separated, settle 1bvaV quarrels, enable you to win the esteem, love and affection of any certain one, restore lest affection, bring lasting happiness to discouraged parties, glVe reliable information and advice on all problems of life?such as love, courtship, marriage, changes, travel, business, stocks and investments. Knowledge at present is power In the future. Madam Lee does not flatter you. She will tell you plain facts. Beadlags Daily. Hours: 10 a. m. till 10 p. m. (Leek for Head Sign) OFFICE IN TRAILER COACH, JUST NORTH OF BRIDGE Route 11, Bethel Highway Grewmlle, North Carogpa. Permanently Located*at Duke's Service Station. No Personal Calls and No Private Representation. - tifi-Mu f MoticeTo DogDwne FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP The vaccination of yonr dog for the prevention o hydrophobia (rabies) is required by law. For your con venience the foHowing clinics will be held between the hows of 11:30 A. M. and 1:00 P.M.: Saturday, May 4?Colored School, Farmville. Tuesday, May 7?Lang's X Roads. Wednesday, May 8-Toddy. Friday, May'o?Jael^Lewis'^nn. V Tuesday, May U-^JoynePs X Roads. l*yj Wednesday, May 15?J. C. Brock's Store, 191 O liar period ? mow it each time it a height of abort eight in QUESTION: Axe hoby beef ent itle, aoM at farm club fat stock shows, I included in maximum amounts which I slaughterers may pay for ail cattle slaughtered during an accounting ANSWER: No. Baby beef cattle | sold at such ahowa and aalaa am ex J fat figuring maximum ameun i slaughterers an allowed to pay I for cattle. ?' ? ' K QUESTION: is It safe to remove louse litter to a dairy bam farm building occupied by | nnimnlaf s ANSWER: Such a practice is angeroua as proved by the sccperi lence of J. B. Kidd, Rt 2, Hunters I ville. Kidd's chicfccna were bothered Iby a disease called coccidoaia Litter (from the house wm moved to the I dairy bam and 8 of 12 heifers died before the litter could be thrown | away. It is believed that the cows some of the litter which had I molded. 'V I Rat Controls To Be Put In Effect Greenville^ April 17.?In Green I ville, nets as destroyers of property land carriers of disease are going to I be attacked by a clean-up campaign land a rat eradication effort Last I night rt the Rotary Club H. A. Hen I drix, a member of the Pitt County Health Department staff, told the Rotarians all about the rata and what to do to get rid of rata. He I told them abort rat dangers and I methods of eradication. Greenville I plans during the clean-up week to get rid of the rats' food,- and a pols I ioning program to get rid of those here now. Modern Pig Pens Save Hogs For Meat Even pigs have gone modern. Granted, the hog does not yet require a bed lamp for reading detective stories bat W. J. Ridout, agricultural engineer of the State,College Exten sion Service, said that the use of electricity in the pen will guarantee a higher percentage of pothers for -'V: ' "Electricity for pig brooding is a new thing to most of us," Ridout ,d< clared. "Yet, an electric pig brooder rah be installed for as little as Records shew that from one to two pigs per litter can be saved from freezing and mashing through the uae of an electric brooder. If the pig is valued at flO, the cost of the brooder would be returned four times through its protection of one litter. "An electric pig broader is normal ly built in triangular shape, so that it will fit in one corner of the farrowing pen. It should be strongly built and placed about 18 inches above the pen floor. A hole 10 inches in diameter is made through the center of the triangie into which an ordinary metal | light reflector is fitted. The reflec tor is plugged with a weatherproof socket which will accomodate a 200 watt incandescent bulb of the type commonly used in the home. Wirinfe can be led from the nearest farm out let (If the farm has not yet been wired for electricity, consideration of the pig pen should he included in the wiring plan.) ? ; ?i "Since the electric load introduced by the brooder will be very small, lis. use will not cause concern for the efficient operation of other electrical farm implements. Unless the wire ?tost be run a great distance^ a No. 12 weather-proof wire is recommend ed." Used Cars ? AKB ? Getting Cheaper as New Can begin Coming Out wm.: ? s Ski Why not Sell your OLD CAR NOW while you can get op rricee cash for PS proposed to be nee of the the ordinances. Said ere u follows (tt Ordinance authorizing of 142,000 of bonds of the Town of Farmvtlle for the enlargement end extension of the Water Supply Sys tem at the Town of FarmviUekM authorizing the issuance of bonds of the Town of Farmville of the maxi mum aggregate amount of 142,000 to finance the enlargement-and exten sion of the water supply system main tained and operated by said Town to supply water to said Town and Its inhabitants. (2) An Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance authorising the issuance at $6J000 of bonds of the Town at ?armville for the enlargement and of the Sanitary Sewer Sys tem of the Town- of Fhrnrille", authorising the issuance of bonds of the Town of FVmmlle of the maxi mum aggregate amount of $8,000 to finance the enlargement and exten sion of toe sanitary sewer system maintained and operated by said Town. (8) An Ordinance entitled "A Ordinance authorizing the issuance of 8280,000 of bonds of the Town of Farnjville to finance street improve ments in the Town of Farmville," authorizing the issuance of bonds of the Town of Farmville of the maxi mum aggregate amount of $230,000 to finance the improvement of public streets in said Town by grading said streets and by constructing or re constructing the surface thereof and by constructing or reconstructing, where necessary, sidewalks, curbs, zi'ttem and drains. (4) An Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance authorizing the issuance of $186,000 of bonds of the Town of Farmville for the enlargement and improvement of the Electric Light System of the Town of Farmville", authorizing the issuance of bonds of the Town ef Farmville of the maxi mum aggregate amount of $186,000 to finance the enlargement and im provement of the electric light sys tem maintained and operated by said Town to supply electric light to said Town and its inhabitants. Each ordinance authorizes the levy and collection of an annual tax suf ficient to pay the principal of and interest on the bonds thereby author ized. The polls for said election will open at the hour of 6:30 o'clock, A. M., and close at the hour of 6:80 o'clock, P. If., Eastern Standard Time. The polling place for said election shall be at the Municipal Building, 119 North Main Street, in the Town of Farmville. The Board of Commissioners at the Town of Farmville has appointed J. B. Joyner to act as Registrar, and L. P. Tfiomas and C. A. Tyson to act as Judges of Election for said Elec tion. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIV EN that the Registrar will keep the registration book open for the regis tration of any new electors at 121 North Main Street in said Town on Saturday, May 8, 1946 and on Satur day, May 25, 1946 and on Saturday, June 1, 1946, and that the book will be closed for registration at sundown on Saturday, June 1, 1946. By order of the Board of Commis sioners of the Town of Farmville Dated, April 27, 1946: R.A. JOYNER, Town Cleric and.Treasurer of the Town of Farmville, North Carolina. Twenty-four Perquimans County farmers are conducting demonstra tions designed to test the use of arasan on peanut seed this year. Mrs. Frances Gore, 68-year-old (Columbus County) farm woman, produced IS bushels of sweet potar toes last year from three seed pota toes. ' - Pouitrymen are encouraged by mm? supplies will cont&ae to be short, through most of 1946.. Everybody rutt into debt. iv.the fellow who doesn't do the right thing about getting oat of debt? who looes face and credit! Your stagiest solution is making a loan through us, to cover all your debts?then pay as back in smaH, regular amounts in pro portion to your incooae, while you con tinue enjoying everyone's respect and nnm Farmville Building & Loan Ass'n. 126 N. Main Street ? Dial 293-1 ? Farmville, N. C. ' ; ' ?? ? ? *' All Fire Outside-Barn With the New *v m "- "a5 Temperature Thermostatic!ly Controlled ?fl;v Nothing in Barn butPure Hot Air Uniform Yellow-Constant 15ft Humidity. Uses only 130 No Scalding, WMms? ifPWBMHMlllS More Weight and Higher Price Per Lb. ? SEE IT IN OPERATION AT ? J ? ML ?.m

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