I You <*et I Better Vahws ANNUAL BUSINESS GUIDE OF LEADING F *11 B * M & M h The Man Who I Advertises I Has Something I Worth mile | Your Loyalty to Farmville Buy in FarmvSle-Build Your City SPENDING YOUR MONEY IN FARMVILLE INCREASES THE PROPERTY VALUES-MAKES BETTER STORES ? BETTER LIVING CONDITIONS?MERCHANTS ARE BETTER EQUIP PED TO SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS-START NOW BOOST FARM VILLE?WATCH FARMVILLE GROW! Mjj ? ? im Let's Go! All Together! Back to Prosperity Do Your Part! : ???????? the j Bank of Farmville safe banking j service Roebuck's I Home Grocery I ?FULL LINE? J Heavy and Fancy Groceries I Western Branded Steer I At All Times. I ?We Pay Market Prices For? CHICKENS, EGGS, PIGS and COWS. COME TO SEE US ! I ? _ . ? j (/. S. BENNETT I i ? ? Dealer In - ? GENERAL MERCHANDISE I Heavy and Fancy Groceries I ? Phone"44-J " J Main St. Farmville, N. C. | ? it pays to look Well i -Visit ? JOHN E. ARTIS Barber Shop 6 First Class Barbers to Serve YOU! Between the 2 Drug Stores | Farmville Furniture Company, High Grade Furniture and House Furnishings -Radios Electric Refrigerators Funeral Directors -GOOD THINGS TO EAT Smith's Grocery Store Farmville's Oldest Service Grocery Native Beef, Pork and Branded * ? Western Steer A Specialty PHONES 192?196 FARMVILLE, N. C. 4 ? irscsssS /liHMJdlli DRIVE IT ONLY 5 MILES and you will never be satisfied with any other low priced car B. & W. CHEVROLET CO., Inc. Phone 70 , Farmville, N. C. When Yon Are In Farmville ? VISIT ? Nassif Cannon DEPT. STORE ?FOR BIG BARGAINS IN Ladies' Hats, Coats and Shoes Men's and Boy's Clothing, Hats and Shoes and Family Outfitters Main St. Farmville, N. C. R. L Davis & Bros. ? - ? DEALERS IN ? FIRST CLASS LINE OF Clothing?Dry Gooda?Hats Shoes and Groceries FARMVILLE, N. C. Complete Line of Implements and - -v. .. ? ' ? . >. - t General Hardware , - ? ' I - FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT ' -- . .1. BACK THE PRESIDENT ' ? " ? t.V- V::* ?- > : ?, ' . '.'?4. . ...? * Dupree's Dept. Store THE BEST FOR LESS Visit Us for a Complete Stock ? of all ? NEW MERCHANDISE ? and New Spring Styles ? Ladies' Ready-to-Wear/Men's and Boy's New Spring Suits Shoes for the Entire Family * - ? ' ? :? ? Lore Grocery Co. FARMVILLE, N. C. . Heavy and Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats of All Kind For Quick Service Call - PHONE 25 ? J. W. Holmes & Son JOHN DEERE FARMING IMPLEMENTS BEMIS TRANSPLANTERS & REPAIRS ROYSTERS HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS We Loan You Money to Make Your Crop. We'd like to C. U. B. A. Customer of Ours D. H. STALVEY, Manager I J. C. Corbett's Garage Auto Accessories and GENERAL REPAIRING We Specialize in Reboring Motors and In stalling Cylinder Sleeves and Valves Replacement Seats Phone 212 FARMVILLE, N. C. ? IL. J. H. HARRIS FARMVILLE, N. C. Headquarters For DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE Sensibly Priced Florsheim and Star Brand SHOES Farmville-Woodward Lumber Co. LUMBER MANUFACTURERS I Phone 610 FARMVILLE, N. C. | E.& F. Motor Co. ? GENERAL REPAIRING ?Battery Service? Agents for Chrysler and Plymouth Cars Sales and Service Phone 45 W. E. FORBES, Manager H. C. Cobb & Co. GRIST MILL ? WILSON STREET " ^ FARMVILLE, N, C. EVERY DAY MILL DAY CORN AND GRAIN GROUND EVERY WAY ? Chicken and Hog Feed ? This Grist Mill is For Sale and will be sold * at a Bargain for Cash. Clear Tobacco Contracts For Benefit Payments Flue-cured tobacco growers in this State will soon get rental payments of over 15,000,000 for reducing their production 30 per cent this year, says E. Y. Floyd of the State College, di rector of the tobacco adjustment pro gram in North Carolina. Rental payments were started last week to growers whose contracts hare bee accepted by the Washington of fice of the AAA. North Carolinians will get their checks as fast as their contracts are approved. As the revision of contracts in which past acreage and production claims were overstated is completed and six others will be completed in the immediate future. The other counties ore making good headway with their adjustments, Floyd said, . and he expects the whole State to be cleared in two weeks or less. Floyd also said that of the 58,000 contracts, some 30,000 or more will make the signers eligible for a total of $2,060,000 in equalisation payments on the weed they sold in 1933 before the prices reached parity. . Applica tions for about three-fourths the eli gible number have been received. ? The counties in which the contracts have been revised and passed by the Raleigh office are: New Hanover, Wilkes, Craven, Wilson, Vance, Hoke, Montgomery, Duplin, Anson, Chath am and Randolph. ^ The six counties, -which will be cleared next are: Pitt, Jones, Cum berland, Lenoir, Johnston and Cas welL General Contract For Ford Exposition Building Awarded ? The general contract for erection of the Ford Exposition building at the Chicago World's Fair has been award ed to the W. E. O'Neal Construction Company of Chicago, it was announc ed today by J. F. Wood, Jr., manager of the Norfolk Branch of the Ford Motor Company. Construction work, which has al already begun, is to be completed be fore June 1. Fourteen hundred tons of steel will be used in the building, which will be 900 feet long and rise to 110 feet at its highest point in a huge central rotunda. Specifications call for 700,000 square feet of fire-resistant wall board, 1,600,000 feet of lumber, 5,000 yards of concrete and 160,000 square feet of tile flooring. The entire space ?: : _ i reserved for industrial exhibits will b$ skylighted. _ Large quantities of chromium metal work will be used in both interior and exterior embellishment, in line with the conservatively modernist motif of the architecture. 1 Fifteen bids were received. Thei three lowest were so close that, two days were spent in conference be tween Ford officials and. bidders be fore the award was finally^made in the offices of Albert Khan, Detroit architect W. E. O'Neal, president, and C. F. Trimarco, chief estimator,; represent ed the successful company. The Ford building, which is to be one of the largest at the 1934 A Cen tury of Progress will be situated on an 11-acre tract with a frontage of 1100 feet on Lake Michigan. A five acre park on the lake shore is a part of the general project, though thia was not included in today's contract. *. . I -' Work on the corn-hog campaign is expected to gather speed when the cotton and tobacco contracts have been cleared. j .... ..V... ? ? I J. "IH.J . ; W t.' ? ^I^mnaiiunal Fertilizers You are benefited by the products of a company which * had built its boslness (?i a basis of manufacturing ferti lizers to produce the most value for every dojlar invested ^^^KH|r\ ? ;' Vur I SEE US FOR I I Beans, Field Peas, I lMules, Farm Imple-1 I ments, Fertilizer I I and a General Line of Merchandise I I Our slogan is I I "IF YOU CAN'T FIND IT HERE I j IT S HARD TO FIND" I

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