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—ICC FOR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT '
As the first bolls z of cotton start
toward gins which this year will
bulge with what looks like a big
cotton crop, OPA reminds growers
that there is a price ceiling on
charges for ginning cotton. The
same regulation covers grist mills.
Disappointments face youngsters
who’ve been piloting toy aircraft all
over the house and yard . . . WPB
orders controlling balsa wood vir
tually eliminated model planes.
NEW PROSPECT FOR CATTLE—
A possible solution to one beef
and dairy cattle raising problem in
the South is seen in WPB’S dehy
dration program. Southern farmers
eed a winter carbohydrate feed for
large-scale cattle operations, and
experiments to find ways to in
crease a southern cattle industry for
war needs, have developed sweet
potato meal.
It’s made by drying southern
grown sweet potatoes, and tests
show that steers gain faster and
cows produce more when fed on it
than when fed on corn.
THE WORLD TO COME—
Friday is the anniversary of the
Atlantic Charter, signed by Roose
velt and C-hurchill, which pledged the
United Nations to make our after
the-war world safe for freedom of
speech, freedom of religion, and
freedom from want and fear.
Since that pact was signed, the
home front has given up the com
panionship of sons and brothers,
new autos, radios, and many cherish
ed ways of living. It is well to
pause, now and then, to consider
what life would be worth without
those four freedoms which we are
sacrificing to preserve.
JOBS FOR WOMEN—
Latest figures show 13,000,000
women employed in the United
States. Latest estimates show war
time America will require employ
ment of between four and five mil
lion additional women workers by
this time next year.
This will bring real changes to
every community . . . more working
wives . . . fewer household servants
. . . less bridge playing, perhaps less
time for gossip.
MEAT SHORTAGE—
Beef and pork are scarce just
now. Men in uniform eat more
meat, but civilian supplies are ex
pected to increase within 60 days
. . . OPA has slapped a price ceiling
on lamb and now controls all meat
like U,
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HOMER C. PARKER
Homer C. Parker, Comp
troller General, has opened
campaign headquarters in
Room 721, Henry Grady Ho
tel, Atlanta, Georgia.
Mr. Parker asks to be re
elected on the record that he
has made in office. He will
conduct a clean campaign
and will not permit state em
ployees connected with his
office to do campaign work
for him or for any other can
didate. He will not take part
in the campaign of any other
candidate for office. He asks
that his friends contact him
at Room 721, Jdenry Grady;
Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia.
WHAT THE CATHOLIC
CHURCH IS AND WHAT
SHE TEACHES
A Statement of Catholic
Doctrine —Pamphlet Mail
ed on Request.
Address: 2699 Peachtree Road,
N. E., Atlanta, Georgia : :
items except poultry.
It’s no longer necessary for a
fellow to have a string of academic
degrees to become an army officer.
The metal in burned out light bulbs
is worth saving . . . OPA has warn
ed drug stores to discontinue the
new practice of charging a penny for
paper cups in addition to the price
of a drink.
Medium Large 2 for 15c
10c 25c
Although many goods are hard to get, you
will find we still have a good supply : :
Beaver’s Brunswick Stew, with chicken—No. 118 c
Castleberry’s Hash—s x /2 oz. 10c; 1 lb. 4 oz. can 30c
No. 1 Can Rosedale Garden Peas 10c
Quaker Farina—Pkg. 12c
P. A. Small Sliced 15c; Large Sliced 25c
Large Crushed 23c
Quaker’s Puffed Wheat 10c
Cream of Wheat—Regular and Quick 18c
Cherriots—Pkg. . „ 15c
Kix 13c
Shredded Ralston—Pkg. 15c
Corn Flakes—2 pkgs, for 15c
IVa-pt. Jar Heinz Sliced Pickle 28c
llVa-oz. Jar Heinz Sliced Pickle 18c
Qt. Sliced Dill Pickle 25c
15-oz. Can Sliced Dessert Peaches 10c
1 lb., 4 oz. Can Dessert Peaches 22c
21/ 2 Size Can Sunshine Dessert Peaches 20c
Libby’s Deluxe Peaches—No. 2 1 /} size 28c
1-Ib. Can Lima Beans , 12c
Superfine Tiny Green Beans 25c
Pineapple Juice—Small can 12c
Pineapple Juice—l qt. 15 oz. size 45c
No. 2 Can Stokely Bartlett Peas 15c
Heinz Baby Food—All 2 for 15c
California Ripe Olives—Giant size, 9 oz. 25c
Asparagus—Large white square can 29c
Heinz Chili Sauce 30c
Lea & Perrin Sauce 35c
Heinz Beef Steak Sauce 25c
Figaro Hotel Sauce 25c
A. C. American Cream Style Sauce 25c
Huff Vegetable Soup— oz. can
Huff Spaghetti—9 l /a oz. can 6c
Libby’s Carrots—l lb. can . 10c
Libby’s Whole Stringless Beans 20c
Miss America Crowder Peas—No. 2 10c
Turnips—No. 2 can 10c
Scott Co. Mixed Vegetables—No. 2 15c
Libby’s Garden Peas—Small 18c
Okra-Corn & Tomatoes—No. 2 15c
Spaghetti with Meat Balls—No. 2 can 18c
Charmer Coffee —1 lb. 19c
Georgia Maid Coffee—l lb. 30c
Bliss Coffee—l lb. 30c
Bascul Coffee—l lb. 33c
Maxwell House Coffee—l lb. 35c
Sanka Coffee—l lb. 45c
Seven Day Coffee—Regular Grind, lb. 24c
Morton lodized Salt—3 pkgs. 25c
3 lbs. Water Mid Rice 30c
Dromedary Dates—7 1-4 oz. 23c
Dromedary Dates—4 oz. 15c
Karo Syrup—Red and White, pint 10c
Eelbeck Victory Syrup—Qt. 30c
G. W. Preserving, Canning and Baking Syrup 30c
Roach Killer—slooo 35c
Clothes Pins—Get them now while you can, 18 for 10c
Wet Me Wet—Pkg. 10c
Cashmere Bouquet Soap and Lux Soap—Bar . 10c
Guest Ivory Soap—Bar 6c
Honeysuckle Soap—6 bars 25c
Camay Soapßc; 2 for 15c
Octagon Toilet Soap .... 5c
Swan Pure White Floating Soap—Large 12c
Medium size 8c; 2 for 15c
Lava Soap 10c
P. & G. Soap—s for 23c
Dutch Cleanser—3 for 25c
Ivory Snow 12c
Rinso—Small size 12c
Lux Flakes 12c
Oxydol—Small 12c; Large 25c
Duz—Small 12c; Large , 25c
Chipso—Small 12c; Large 25c
7 oz. Pimientoes 20c
FLOUR FLOUR
24 lbs. Obelisk $1.35
12 lbs. Obelisk 70c
24 lbs. Blue Bird $1.15
12 lbs. Blue Bird 65c
24 lbs. Jersey SI.OO
12 lbs. Jersey 55c
24 lbs. Snow Ball . 85c
12 lbs. Snow Ball 45c
SEVOLA JONES MARKET AND GROCERY
Phone 111 Blakely, Ga.
EARLY COUNTY NEWS, BLAKELY, GEORGIA
William Powell and Myrna Loy in
‘‘Shadow of the Thin Man,” Blakely
Theatre Thursday and Friday.
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN—
A black and white rat puppy. Any
one knowing the whereabouts of
this puppy, please notify D. M. CAR
TER.
BLAKELY CHAPTER NO. 282
ORDER EASTERN STAR
Holds regular meeting nights ev
ery second and fourth Thursday
nights, 7:30 o’clock p. m.
MRS. SALLY GOOCHER,
Worthy Matron.
Mrs. Nora Scarborough,
Secretary.
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Why the Members of Your Board
of Commissioners Are for
Talmadge for Governor
1. We have always been able to see him and talk to him without
having to approach him through some politician who had a
“pull.”
2. He has consistently cooperated with us, and has given Early
County everything we have ever asked for.
3. Early County has received more money and more road work
during the Talmadge administration than in any other.
4. Although the gas mileage revenues have fallen off, he has
kept up Early county’s share of the gas mileage money at the
highest figure we have had. Early county is actually getting
S6OO per month more than the gas sales amount to.
5. While others have talked about paying the school teachers,
Talmadge has paid them.
6. Today the working of laying the base on the Blakely-Colum
bia road for paving is starting. Early County has been trying to
to get this road paved for years and has been fed on prom
ises. Talmadge is now paving it.
H. C. FORT,
C. L. COOK,
O. H. KING,
C. B. MILLER,
LEON H. BAUGHMAN.
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