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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
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*’.v any nr> i .090.000 people
iiat an troubled with athlete's
»>t and unsworn:. Guaranteed
pits or immey refunded. Try
m t.way LOTION Today,
WARD'S
"The Rexall Store.”
At et HUumiiinlcril Complete Evi
and
V % .-.ci \ ice Since 1889!
Drs. T. II. Wynne
Sr. A Jr.
DIAL $924
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UNt-'.UGY — PEP — VITALITY
j'epp'i <1 by all the vitamins, plus
v^r and ron, cuntatncd in
UMiNAMINES.
W ARD'S
"The Pc 1 Store" Phone 3241
A modern
Funeral Homo
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LOCATED
Haisten
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Funeral Home
•airriN DWONl )1$I-32D I
CAPPING
PASSENGER and TRUCK TIRES
12-HOUR SERVICE
USING BEST OF MATERIALS
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
WILLIS QUICK TIRE
SERVICE
PHONE 2264 ROAD SERVICE
THE GRIFFIN DAILY NUBS
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for first Insertion; one cent p«f
word for each following inacr
tion Minimum charge 40c
KIUtORS: Should any error
ippear in advertisementa the
tutu.; be repotted by noon t»
next day. The Griffin Dili,
New* will not be reeponslble fo
more than the eoet of one uum^
tfon.
CLOSING HOUR. Dopy lb
c'.aaslfhrf advertising must be re
ceina at The News Office bafoi
12 c'clock date of tnaert.ion. Or
Saturday copy must be -w offset
by 10 a. m
WANTED
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WANTED — Two or three rooms
furnished or unfurnished for hour**
keeping, ut«n and wile, no ehfldr n
Phone or write G. B. care News
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY- It's nut
too late to do your part. The need
for more women to serve in tire
Women's Army Corps is greater to
day than ever before, You can up
I your part to bring a speedy guariu/ccu victory
in the Pacific. You are
job protection--G. I. Biil of jRlgius
—and post war Veterans Benefit.
If you are 20 to 38 with two years
1 of high school, see WAC Sat
von, any Thursday, PonMnns.ei"
j Office. 10 A. M to 4, P. .M O 1
write fo the U. S Army Recruithn:
Station. 321 New Post Office Bldg.
Atlanta 3. Oa.
COLLECTION MAN-Free to
— pleasant outside work: steady:
training by district manager. Earn
' inerwoo wrex' and ujmmiie
“CM" care News.
HELP WANTED—Maid for general
house work, small family, good pay,
apply Apt. A-0, Marion Apt.
WANTED—To buv Jens and Fry
ers, Frank Ellis in, Grocery Co.,
)15 Wes' Taylor st.
WANTED- Good lu.use or apart
ment by June 1st, for new member
of Experiment Station, call 3474
day.
WANTED—Stenographer, good |>ost
war posltiorj with reliable concern.
Salary $126.00 per month. Write
Box 10 Griffin News.
FOR SALE—Piano and other hou.it
hold furnishings. Mis. D. D. Lovett,
Williamson, Ga. ,
r WILL PAY CASH for your farm.
Write me at once. P. O. Box 41H,
Griffin, Ga.
WANTED To buy 2 Small electric
motors, prefer motors from small
electric fan or vacuum cleaner, Must
be in good condition and at a rea
sonable price. Write “Motor” care
Griffin News.
WANTED—Childs tricycle in
condition, call 3346
WANTED Late model Chevrole
pickup truck. Phones da'" 2348, night
wse.
HELP WANTED—To pack peaches
for Army and Navy use. Good wages.
Apply in person. Pomona Products
Company.
WANTED TO BUY Used Clothing,
liberal cash prices paid for good
tleau wearable clothing and shoes,
see Mr. Parham at L. B. Adams,
128 West Broad St
WANTED—3 or 4 room furnished
apartment, or house—by refined
couple. Phone 4515 Mr. Daniel.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Out of town owner will
sell big colonial home close in. South
Hill St. Make a fine .home, hotel,
boarding house, could be converted
to G or more apartments without
expense, good business loca
tion $13,500. Address 1467 Bcl
vend*rc Ave„ Jacksonville 5. Fla
I SALE—Stove v. aid, slabs, also
veneral hauling. Kent Bros.' Phono
FOR SALB—Tomato, Pepper, Egg
Plants. Phone 2872.
FOR SALE
Wood and Blocks. Prompt
delivery.
BOATNER WOOD YARD
121 W. Central Phone 25*')1
FOR SALE—6 1-2 foot gas ice box
one Hardwick Deluxe Gas Stove
both been in use three months.
Phone 3217.
FOR SALE Luncn room and fix
tures, business good. Now witn
wholesale company, reason for sell
ing. Phone 3568.
FOR SALE Spring steel lawn
brooms. See Harold Glass, house 320
Highland Mills.
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FOR SALE — Two 100 acre farm
bargains. F’or details see F. M
Kincaid, . Jr., Spalding Pc?clup
in rut ^o.. 124 West Solimon St.
Phone 3818.
FOR SALE—Goat milk daily. Phone
2958.
FOR SALE — Trunks and lockers,
just received. Cain's.
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FOR SALE 50 bushels corn at ceil
ing price. Call 2411 after 4 P M
WOOD FOR SALE—CUT TO ■
SHORT LENGTHS. QUICK I
DEUVERY. j I
SPALDING LUMBER COM
PANY. CALL 3228.
FOR SALE—Several Negro lots on
j Sprfttg Hill adjoining city of- Grlf
II In Municipal Golf Course. Plione
14284. j- W. G. Cartl dge.
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j FOR SALE — Spring steel lawn
• brooms, see Harold Gla.-s, house 320
Highland Mills. .
FGR SALE—New full size Table
Top Gas Range. Ail porcelain oven,
fully Insulated, aut-c vac lighter
$89 50. CAIN'S.
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FOR SALE -Pratvi • AMalta. Timo
| thy. Peanut, Ground Peanut H u.
Chunn’s Feed & Seed Store, Gitl
fln, Ga., phone Jill.
FOP. SALE- We have another Tine
Piano in your vicinity, will sell for
balance due, rather than ship lr.i t;
to Atlanta Write Durden Plano Tlo.,
P. O. Box 417. Atlanta. Ga.
FOR saik China cabinet, glav
ioors Painted white. Reasonable
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE 3 burner gas plate, call
2888 after 0 P. M
V
PITTMAN
FUNERAL HOME
Phone Dial 223(i
432 Meriwether St.
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GRIFFIN (GEORGIAJ NEW! ,
Carton C’ifs Brings $42
CHEBOYGAN, Mich. — (IK —
tag-famished Michigan- man
lieves in getting his smokes even
he has to pay $62 a carton. It
legal, though, as the
took place during an auction at
chamber of commerce dinner.
same sale brought $13 for a
pack.
Asks Jury Volunteers
TOLEDO, O. — HR—The
power shortage is so acute
Common Pleas Jipdge John M. Mc
Cabe had to appeal for
to serve on 1 the grand jury. His
of. 25 veniremen dwindled to five
women and three men because of
war work. He needed 15 candi
dates.
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Tops in Safety
TULSA. Ok la. —• ItPI-The annual
national trophy of tire American
Trucking Assn, was piesented re
cently to the Associated Motor
Carriers of Oklahoma for its safety
working during 1944. It was the first
time the national safety trophy
has been presented to an Okla
homa organization.
Wood shavings, not sawdust, js
the material used to cover circus
arenas.
WANTED: CAN USE AN
OTHER GOOD BODY AND
FENDER REPAIR MAN.
MUST BE THOROUGHLY
EXPERIENCED. POST WAR
FUTURE. WILSON MOTORS,
105 N. SIXTH ST.
POR SALE—Elect.L'ic hot water heal
ers. CAIN’S.
FOR SALE—Steel lawn broom,.
Buckles Hardware Co.
FOR RENT—2 or 3 upstairs room:-.
No children, near Highland Mills
All's. W. C. Westmoreland, Atlanta
Noad
MISCELLANEOUS |
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NOTICE—No longer connected with
R. L. Boatner. If you want your |
carpenter, brick and • paint work;
done right see J. O. McGuffey, Sun
ny Side, Ga.
A CORRECTION
It- Is rumored our cattle drink wat
er from the stream that runs from is-i |
the disposal plant.. The ditch
on the back side of our pasture and
is 10 feet deep. It would be im
possible for a cow to get out of it e- I
she fell in. Our cattle get fresh (rat
er from 3 .streams running between
,he highway and the Central of
Georgia railroad. None run in- the
direction of the city or village, the
water is as pure as a stream in the
country can be. We regret that any
oriewould think we permit a con
dition as rumored. Ws invite you:
inspection. WHATLEY'S DAIRY.
ELECTRIC REPAIRS—We can re
pair your radio, electric irons, toas
ters, hot points, fans and- other
electrical 10 days service. appliances. McLaurin Give Seed we k Co. to j
Phone 3019.
OFFICE HOURS—10-12, 3-6. Acute
| and examinations. Chroniff cases treated, X-Ray
Plume 2949. Dr. J. G.
Parker, Chiropractor, 127 East Sol
omon St. (Downstairs).
RADIO SERVICE — James Reese,
Radiotrician, 104 Meriweihe- st.
Phone 3209.
NOTICE — Call W. F. Stncxland
your plumber for contracts and re
pairs a specialty. Phone 3430.
LOST—FOUND
STOLEN OR BORROWED—Have
a pretty good idea who got my law.:
mowei If it is returned will ask
no questions but if hot returned
will proceed to call in police. Quitr*
by Melton. 612 E. College St.
LOST—Given canvas bag containing
photographic plate holder and it.;.:,
shade. E. W, Beck, phone 2992.
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Paid For
Good Used Cars!
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TWILLEYS
PONTIAC CO.
Dial 2910—South 8th St.
For Courteous
TRANSPORTATION
Call
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CABS
2234
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WILSON
MOTORS 1
105 N. Sixth St. Phone 3401 ’
CAR SALES, BODY AND
FENDER WORK COMPLETE
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Wood! i
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Lumber Co.
Phone 3228
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