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THE NEWS-JOUKNAL
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1953
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Income Tax Booklet
Ready For Farmers
As 1953 slips silently into the
past many North Carolina farm
ers b.-uin thinking about that old
nemesis filing the 1953 federal
income tax return.
The lat -'it publication of the
Skate Callene Extension Service,
"Fanners 1!53 Income Tax," Ex
tension Circular No. 3H6 (Revis
e.l), is de.,ia-ied to make the task
I profitable, and c asy. Free
c;p:os are n.iv.' available throu;;li
1 " " 1 1 county 1' i; ri ; mi's, or by
!:.:: t Dep. i 'rue, t of Aitn
fl'ural In f.r:' .a i . N. C. ik.it a
C oli-'-;e, Kalei ,h.
The 32-;'ae. .'. kk'.era'ei bnok
1 '. nvparod by a . ;' '-eo'ii'iiittce
. Southern States Farm Man
i nt Committee, capiui'is 'd by
J. M. Love, Virr.i:-,i a. V. Tur-l-er.
"-::-. C-.r:;n , F'i" .:..- r-.-m-
! bill, Tennessee, and E. P. Calla
han of 'ke fe ieral ex'en.-iov se:--
1 vice, will be a'i i:iv ,l..:.bie a'.! in
. 'iv'pari::i! the fai.n incanr 'a
return next ;var.
; The Laoke't wi'l 'it ike :'iliie.
, t' " tr: re'eare. I'l'iakk' for
i .V t.ti-r.r necaia-e ft ihe
! : ' . . lei ' e u .11 vex infi y
I'e.U .; i' ov :t.-::.a. I- is desktnod
e.iu.i ::' : e : .; v - i t
j'tu u : t !. ,... it. '!" e- :
f 'ie. the 3 . . vn e-
t.iely to ''..i:r i aae !::
In jjcniT.il tS k.rm.v - !
(b.icl fruin Ik, er.e.s ihee no ; 11 :
expoiulilltl ; cknake c ee'e.t
w it'l the k.r.r. 'uk ees. --.e el
taoae whka. i ; : c a e ! : a-'
may le ree -ve: e i t :eu..k (kre'''-
ciation. Al-.u. k ee. u ku.iv
i-- oi'ly par ly bi;.-i:- ss. the far- ;
1 1 c-r may d.1 kse' tka' pert vakiehl
i'as to Ho wit1: t'ie farm busiiu vs. !
A. lev tec cieeuctiele items j
inclu.le hirei . . : fee 1, : ecu j
ai d plans '...u- t. maenin 1 e n: T- I
hired, sui p'ie. vM;e;lik tyiiea 1:11- j
teakil sikit as vkv. r e e, 'vine,
ruuei Pal ik. e' r'aia-aeaa :e.-ee? ;
and disease cee.tiail hi ',.,; , , 1
Maehinery re: airs, fane huikl
lnu rcp .ir.-. kve.-fock fees, jerti
liters, veterinary servkos ar.d ma
terials, t'aek-. certain taxe.,, i: ,
surance prcni'.inis, ititcrcsts paid, !
rent, trucl:ini hire.l, business '
auto and truck expense?, poultry j
bought ,a:. j many other misctl-
laneous items. I
"Did I find a swell job in the Want Ads I'm a
night watchman in a bank!"
:VVe Tun--. Co. new i and had
oft'k. s there. First superior court
vy; 1 i Li i ': e au.e's ,:e e1'
nae'er.l b-; ku'e.
T T ,
Me
1 s.:.-".e.ied I'duar
1:; :"t: : ltd is stiH
f . . r. V. F..
I keee. kdet.r
FARJftRS: We carry a complete
line of tractor tires and tubes
a; ti e rifht prffts. Auto Inn. tfc
PON T TAKE CHANCES WITH
A D.KIV HEATER: We clean
oil heaters, any make or any
lio.iek We remove them from
Tie heiise and install them.
Wo..J s Fi-rniture Co. tfc
V.
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roan the
7 111 and
i te o eaks of the
cere; :i siaitei"-. Veen I get
to i" I ik. o d sonic mere.
the c
ATTEND HALL FUNERAL
Among those from out-of-town
at the Hall funeral were: Mrs. J.
C. Andrews and Joe Andrews uf
Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. George Mar
tin of Fayette ville, Mr. and Mr.!.
James Livingston of St. Pa'i's,
Howard Odom and Ernest Harris
of Burlington, Misses Virginia
and Annie Austin of Wingate,
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy McMillan
and Bob McMillan of Rex, Ed
Clifton, Dan Graham, Mrs. Will
Graham and Miss Lula Graham
of Lumber Bridge, J. D. Odom.
Sr., Mrs. Alton Odom, Miss Eve
lyn O.i.ir.i, Mrs. Duncan McN'eib
of Red Springs, Grady Kartell cf
iV.ianno:;, K:-s. Price Morris ol
Lauriuburg, J. D. McMillan.
Ciayton Ik vs. Mis. Dan McMillan,
ikivii k. ?::::.!-.. Mrs. 11. a. mc-
r.'.illn, Mary He'lc and
t: a k::::!ae. Di'nk Malloy and
Luke Fat ' rf!:m.
OP.I V THE TRAFFIC LAWS
t ad raves
I Mrs sItp type If p r word j
! Tl is sice ;! per word. S
j (Mi'iiinitm on p.ny hi 30c) J
HEM' WANTED: Someone to
take orders for pits and cakes.
Inquire Park's Bakery, Laurin
burg. Telephone 72G. 30-31P
Fresii Jersey milk cow for sale.
D. W. Gillis, Red Springs, RFD
1. 31-34P
When you are ready to buy
TIRES
it will pay you to inquire of
the low prices at
Al'TO 1XX
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LOST: Black billfold encased in
plastic. If found, return to M.
C. Ard. 517 E. Prospect Ave. 31
FOR RENT: Furnished upstairs
apartment. Close in. 123 E. El
wood Ave. Phone 559, Mrs.
Warren. 31P
Two furnished bedrooms for rent.
Mrs. Helen S. Barington. tfc
FOR SALE: One fresh milk cow.
J. F. Jordan. 31-33P
FOR RENT: Apartment, down
stairs, electric kitchenette, pri
vate bath. Two apartments up
stairs. Phone 8201. 31C
WILLKFEP children in my home
by the hour, day or week. Mrs.
Ik L. Cameron, Hwy. NC 211.
30-33P
For Expert wheel balancing and
front end alignment with gen
uine Bear equipment see Rae
ferd Auto Co. tfc
Adder cli
(Can.teae-
I n 1 1 a-.d iu
J. i:;.:law. v:.
c.iurtliuuae k.
O'Neal st .: a
I have F II. A. n1 G.l. Loans
-ivaoaMe now. Julian Wrleht.
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DON'T WVIT TO LAST
UNITE
VY.T .'PIKE MORRIS
GkT VOX tl C AS LICENSE
Atev If A 'S4 dawn, mat 1
U I.gttAr'; ,A H P U"t r"
Vjyjt' I lesdMl dnai hr mm
C. P. Kf'iLAW, JEWELER
ISED TRACTORS
AND EQl'irMENT
No. 173 I'scd Ford Tractor. Model
8N" l.lel. bottom plows, disc,
cultivators, planters, fcrtz hop
pers, six-row duster. Looks
like new. Outstanding value
S1395
No. 162 I'sed Allis Chalmers
Model B Tractor, disc, two-bottom
plow, cultivator, duster.
This is all. When it's gone
there won't be another one.
Written guarantee. . S1493.00
No. 159 Used Allis Chalmers Mo
del CA gang pickup disc. Ball
bearings, almost new. $195.00
No. 156 Vsed Farmall Model B
Tractor. Rock bottom. $450.00
No. 158 Used Allis Chalmers Mo
del C Tractor. A fine tractor
with clean good equipment.
END OF YEAR BARGAINS
Tractor weeder $50, Chain saw
175. old combine axle&wheels
for making trailer $45, - mule
plows & equipment priced to
move.
RED SPRINGS
IMPLEMENT COMPANY
Phone 3861 - Red Springs, N. C.
"We Trade In Mules"
il
If you are looking for whltewall
tires, we have them and a good
price to go with them. Auto
Inn. tfc
BAUCOM APPLLVNCt CO
exclusive dealers for
FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES
Maytag and Easy Washers
Zenith Television Sc Radios.
Phone 322 - Raeford, N. C.
FOR RENT: One 2-story 8-room
house with electricity. Near
Hodgins Mill Pond. See J. A.
Hodgin. Phone 314-9, Red
Springs, N. C. tfc
FOR RENT: Three-room unfurn
ished downstairs apartment.
Private entrance and private
bath, Mrs. Leon Thrower, tfo
HAY FOR SALE Home Food
Market, tfc
NOTICE!
Radio Repairs of All Kinds
Home and Anto
Webb's Radio - TV Service
Thone 485 Raeford, N. C.
Myers pumps for sale at Raeford
Hardware Company, tie
DON'T TAKE CHANCES WITH
A DIRTY HEATER: We clean
oil heaters, any make or any
model. We remove them from
the house and Install them.
Wood's Furniture Co. tfc
FOR RENT: Three-room house. !
5 miles from Raeford on Rock- !
fish Road. Furnished or unfur- 1
nished. Mrs. Neill McKeithan j
near Davis Bridge. tfc
WE HAVE, a good stock of used
tires priced right. Auto Inn. tfo
EXPERT WHEEL BALANC
ING: Use our Bear Dyna
mic Wheel Balancer. Mc
Donald's Esso Servicenter.
tfc
FOR SALE: Clean 1949 Ford
Business Coupe. Only driven
16.000 miles. Paul Dickson. 29f J
mm
the parade
of smart
money
coming your way
3 - - 4 pA.V: .. a f 2
iY .": 't sSzi Ofz?
The smartest money in town is spent by informed buyers . .
folks who make it a practice to know WHO'S selling WHAT
for HOW MUCH before they buy. Where do they get their
information? By "shopping the ads" in this newspaper day-by-day,
ever alert for the best opportunities to spend their
money wisely and well.
Your ad in this newspaper puts your sell
ing message before the eyes of your
best customers both actual and
potential -- at the ver ytime when they're
scanning the paper for the express
purpose of deciding WHAT to buy
from WHOM. .
People buy this newspaper because
they want to read it. That goes for the
ads as well as the news columns.
They read both with confidence,
because this paper comes into their
homes as an invited guest and faithful
friend. Why not come along and
tell YOUR story where it will do
the most good?
Newspaper advertising
reaches your richest, most
responsive market. Why
not get the complete story?
Call 352.
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