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'uesday, November 12, 1946
edmon Home
lemonstration Club
Aeets Monday
Mrs. Joe Hutson ■ was 1 hostess tb
'eamon Home Demonstration
:tub Monday afternoon at her
^onomical and Complete
Eve Service Since 18891
Drs. T. H. Wynne
Sr. & Jr.
DIAL 2924
RADIO SERVICE
et Cain s keep your radio in good
“P a ‘ r - ** will probably be a long
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most cases.
>r prompt pickup service call 3164
bring your radio by our shop.
CAIN’S
Where Service Satisfies
6 Solomon St. Griffin. Ga.
SILVER FOX Extra
Pale Beer tastes
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brewed with
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Brewed with Imported Bohemian Hops
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ACME DIST. COMPANY
401 Hunter Street—Atlanta, Ga.
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i i We’re Blowing Your Horn!
I He v? By telling the rest of the nation . . . over and tl Letting people know" is [raying off, too. Just look at
ever again ... to <« Look Ahead—Look South ” for the many busy new factories throughout the South. And
industrial opportunities. more are on the way!
Morith after month...year after year...we’re putting We’re blowing your horn. Sure! But we know it^
put hard-earned cash to buy millions of pages of adver- our horn, too. Because the Southern Railway is part and
tising in nationally-circulated publications. So that we parcel of the South. Because we also benefit when wa
can "sound off” about the fast-growing Southland. So help the territory we serve to grow and prosper.
that we can place persuasive facts before the nation’s
industrialists, businessmen, and financiers.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM (jS
j home Mrs. on James the Newnan O'Quinn Highway. conducted
| I the devotional, and, Mrs. I. F. Bar
nette gave a reading and led the
opening prayer. Members-respond
to-the roll call by giving Christ
mas glft suggestions.
( During the business ..meeting Mrs
Joe Hutson was reelected presi
dent; Mrs. D. A. Shepherd, vice
.president; and Miss Alma Hamil,
secretary
' Mrs. W. F. Sibley and Mrs. O 1 -
Quinn presented a demonstration
(jii textile painting.
Miss Faye Johnson, Spalding
County librarian attended the
meeting and distributed books to
me niembers.
During tile social hour Mrs. Hut- j
son was assisted by Mrs. Barnette
in serving a salad course and fruit
juice.
Mrs. G. H. Sansom Mrs. L. W.
Wheeless, Mrs. J. A. Thomas, and
Miss Johnson were visitors.
Members present were: Mes
dames T. D: Wilson, Janie Strick
lanci, W. F. Sibley, W. A. Brooks,
Charles Smoak, James O'Quinn.
I. F .Barnette, Joe Hutson and
From 1924 to 1940, American
losses from floods caused damage
of about $1,600,000,000.
PITTMAN
FUNERAL HOME
PROMPT
ambulance service
Agent Family Fund Life
Insurance Co.
Phone 2236—Griffin, Ga.
HARLEM CABS
Colored Patronage j
PHONE . (
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8th and Bank Alley
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WHEN CONSTIPATION makes you feel
punk ss the dickens, brings on stomach
upset, sour taste, gassy discomfort,
take Dr. Caldwell’s famous medicine
to quickly pull the trigger on lazy “in
nards" and help you feel bright and
chipper again.
DR. CALDWELL'S is the wonderful sen.
na laxative contained in good old Syrup
Pepsin to make it so easy to take.
MANY DOCTORS use pepsin prepara
tions in prescriptions to make the medi
cine more palatable and agreeable!'to
take. So be sure your laxative is con
tained in Syrup Pepsin.
INSIST ON DR. CALDWELL’S—the fa
vorite of millions for 50 years, and feel
that wholesome relief from constipa
tion. Even finicky children love it,
CAUTION: Dse only as directed.
DR. CALDWELLS
SENNA LAXATIVE
contained in SYRDP PEPSIN
GRIFFIN (GEORGIA) NEWS
Pioneer Health
By H. C. Naylor, Pres.
Lane Drug Stores, Inc.
Our impressions of plonker days
lead us to believe that all men of
those days were tall, rugged and
vigorous, that all women and chil
dren were exceedingly robust and
abounding In vitality.
The truth is that It took excep
tional health and vigor to survive
the hazards 'of pioneer life Science
contributed little Those who could
not endure perished,
Science marches ahead today.
People are safeguarded against the
ravages of disease, doctors are bet
ter informed, health authorities
forestall epidemics by methods of
proved worth
Avail yourself of this tremendous
advance in health protection. Con
sult your doctor at regular inter
Vais, select a thoroughly trained
and competent druggist to fill your
prescriptions and supply your every
drug store need (c>.
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MR AND CASU ALTY
INSURANCE
NEWTON BITUUNG SUPPLY CO.
Successors to Newton Realty St
Investment Co.. Ino„
Will Hill Newton. 2nd.
885 E Solomon S^f Phone 2033
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Dr. LeRoy S. HarrU
104 South HIU SL
Phone 2038
GRIFFIN LUL»G£
413 F. & A. M. ,
Meets each 2nd and 4<h
Ti.esday night 7:30pju
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BASEMENT FLOOR. COMES TO TOWN
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Cute and Bright-Eyed!
LAZY BABY DOLL
$1
She’s so cute and sweet your
tot will Just love cuddling
her! ller 14 inches of soft
cotton stuffed body, and red
cheeks and bright eyes are
certain to please!
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It’s a Six-Shooter
PLASTIC REVOLVER
$1
The cylinder really revolves—
arid the knurled hand grip
looks like the real thing! The
rustlers around your house
won’t have a chanoe!
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Phone for Her Very Own
TOY TELEPHONE
79c
If your tut loves tn answer
your phone—here Is the per
feet gift! Amazingly like a
real one with a dial that
movea around In either shiny
black or Ivory plastic!
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Bake Like Mother!
GLASS BAKING SET
49c
Thl* (lava baking »«t W Just
like her mother’s, but scaled
down to a slxe. They
are beat-reaLatant oven glass
—practical for baking and
serving. There are ne veti
pieces In all. If she likes
‘playing honae” she'll love
these!
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It’s Toy Round-up Time!
ROCKING HORSE
$2.25
Give him a horse he can ride!
181" high nud 2SV’ long,
this gayly colored wooden
rocking hone has smoothly
sanded edges and sturdy
handles for the young bronc
buster!
Little Play Nurse Kits 98c
Contains nurses’ apron, toy wrist watch, toy thermometer,
toy eye-glasses, candy pill, in fact all the necessities for
the real nurse. Packed in suitcases !
Little Country Doctor Kits 98c
Contains Doctors’ arm band, toy microscope, stethoscope,
wrist watch, thermometer, eye glasses arid medicines, all
packed in toy suit case.
Hammer-Peg Bench 49c
Bench 11*.” long, 5i inches high, 5i inches wide, with
8 colored pegs and wood hammer.
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BABY BOLLS!!
70 Inch Baby Doll with plastic he^d 7 50
Orgando dress with bonnet to match, movalile eyes, shoes
and staciingc.
191 Inch Baby Doll 4 98
Composition arms and legs, moving eyes, voice. Lace
trimmed dress, cap to match.
24 Inch Babv Doll 10.75
Compo-ition hands and legs, moving eyes, msmma voice.
Lace trim dress.
14 Inch Comoosition Doll 1.98
Dressed in snow ryit with m’tch : n? hood, fur trim hood and
cuffs, or lace dress with matching bonnet.
21 Inch Boby Doll 7.50
Composition hands and legs, moving eyes, Mamms voice,
white organdy dresa.
18 Inch Toddler Doll 6.98
Fell coipno body, movable head, arm* and legs—glas*ine
moving e\» s. and eye lashes, open mouth (showing teeth ».
^9 Inch G ; rl Doll A.98
Full r.ompo body, moving head, arms and legs—'das.,ine
moving eye* and Isshes—o~cn mouth (showing tongue and
teeth) Rayon dress, braided wig.
Buck Rogers Atomic Pistols 98c
Elmer Leyden's Football Games 2.49
Foto—Electric Football Games 590
Hobby Hcrse Chimes 98c
Horse end Bear Pull Chimes 98c
Dog Pull Cart Chimes 1.59
Metal Wheel Barrows 1.98
Metol Skoot Cars 6.90
Collapsible Doll Carts 4.98 & 8.49
Aluminum Cookinq Sets 49c & 89c
Roller Push Toys < For Toddlers > 35c
Water Color Paint Sets 25c
Tiddleywinks (Games 25c
Smoll Metal Wagons For Toddlers 98c
Model Airplanes <To Assemble' 49c & 98c
Noise Making Pop-Guns
Double Holster Sets VoC
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Noisy Pull Toys!
DOG PULL CART
‘ 98c
. . . and here’s one with a
clever bell on each wheel
plenty of clanging as they
pull It along! It’s rule, too.
with a bright red cart and
wheels, and an' sdoCftble little
dog figure.
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Mellow-Toned
XYLOPHONES
$1.98
So easy to play, the grown
ups wUl be borrowing it
front the children to bounce
out a tune or two! lias a
range of 12 mellow-toned
notes—Crystal tubes set in an
attractive frame!
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A Play Pen Pal!
18” CUDDLY BEAR
1.69
lie s ( ute and s-u-o ruddly
—of soft all-wool plush! Ful
ly jointed, with glass eyes,
plastic nose and a big bow :
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Colored Fiastic
A'iTCMATlC PL l jTOI.
29c
llriKht and shinv—the an
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<1 The trigger works
’< .ms#* vuu h#*ar the click’
Alnnivt six nit hen long and
» nlnrrd rtfd or light him*, with
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PROPELLER PULL
TOYS
89c
t- i; . p"!!ctl ilont; the four
brighll* i nlorril IiIih k- anil
priijo ll -rs keep turning. And
bright the* are—a red, a blue,
a green, a yellow' Wee tut*
Bill love em' Made of good
hard««iHt with a heavy cord
and pull ring;
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