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NICHOLSON - COMER CO.
PHONE 1000—WE DELIVER
One Pound Country Butter
2-Pounds Beauty F10ur.... .......... 35c
St Yard Eges- .. .... .« .ol
Breakfast Bacon, pound.. .... .... .....28¢
S Novat anll 1 Bells. ... ... .o dicoi e
Eians Porkand Beans. ... ... .......... 2=
sans Aspuragns TDB. .. ... ... ... . .. 008
1-Pound Can Morning Joy Coffee. . ... .. .. .40¢
1-4 Pound Morning Joy Tea
PEve POUES SR . . . soc
1 Bottle Mission Orange Juice...... -.....25¢
I:'Quart Jar Fig Preserves. . . «-.. ... .59
Home Baked Ham Home Boiled Ham
NICHOLSON - COMER CO.
We Deliver— —We Deliver
THE HOME STORE
W. D. CRAWFORD, Propr.
Corner Washington and Lumpkin Streets
TELEPHONE 9271— —WE DELIVER
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DESSERT PEACHES
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MATCHES
CANTALOUPES
B o 10c
PORK ROAST ‘
e 24C
BEEF ROAST
B o 24C
PORK SAUSAGE :
ey 25C
LAMB ROAST
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DEWEY THURMOND'S HOME OWNED
PIGGLY WIGGLY §
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No. 21/> Can Sliced Pineapp1e...............25¢
No. 2 Can Raspberries.... ... ... ....33c
Fat Meat, Pound..... ... .. ... 12V
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Calumet Baking Powder, Pound.... .....29¢c
Baking Pan Free! |
Kingan’s Bacon, Bulk. Sliced, P0und....35¢
Dried Beef in Jars, 5-0unce...... ............25¢
8-Pounds Silverleaf Lard.........___. $1.17
Lemons, Fancy, Juicy, D0zen.......... . 21lc
BlCabhle . ... . . -E=
American Cheese, P0und........ ... ... 25¢c
3 Cans Pork and 8ean5...... ... ... 25¢c
2 Cans Selected Quality C0rn..............25¢
3 Cans Large Carnation Mi1k...... ._........29¢c
6 Small Cans Carnation Mi1k_......_.....29¢c
6 Pounds Simon Pure Lard........._.._ 98¢
3 Pound Bucket Simon Pure Lard........52¢
24-Pounds Dainty F10ur.... . . $1.33
24-Pounds Merry Widow F10ur........51.10
24-Pounds NonPareil F10ur.... ... ..sl.lO
et 01e0...... ... -=& dle
Imported Sardines, in Olive Oil .._......._.10c
. “Truly The Aristo
| crat of Coffees”--
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Vacuum Packed
Always
Fresh
Ask Your Grocer for
Morning Joy Tea
Lions Club Mests
At First Christian
Church Thursday
The Athens Lions Club held its
weekly luncheon at the First
Christian church Thursday, ' Bar
becue and hash were served the
members by the ladies of the
church.
' Plans for the formation of a
chapter here for aiding the blind
were outlined by =W. T. Ray,
president of the club. The club
voted 100 per cent to back up the
project by pledging at least 2
$2.50 membership each. .
All civic organizations, -and
other organizations in . the city
will be called on to aid in the
work at an early date.
Carl Eidam, Athens musician,
who has just recently returned
from studying in New Yo:i:, ren
dered two cornet selections dur
ing the program. He was aecom
panied by Mrs. Cleve Poss on the
piano. " 9 Ll
- James Thornton was elected ‘a
new member of the club by una
nimously vote.
A vote of appreciation was
given Mr. Ray for his efforts in,
furthering plans for the estab
lishment of the chapter to aid
the blind.
Final Rites Held
For Negro Woman
(Contributed)
Funeral services for M-s. Wal
den, Negro, who died mdnday,
were held Tuesday at 3 p. m. She
had lived in Athens for the past
seven years with ''her daughter,
M!_'_s_. Henry Brewer. i ‘
She is survived by seven chil
dren, twenty-seven grandchildren,
six great grandchildren, two sis
ters: and four sons.in:law, Hen -y
Brewer, Ben Joe Cabhors, Henry
Smith and George Calhan,
CASH GROCERY COMPANY
; 1030 —PHONES— 1031
FLOUR SALE
We are going to give a 1-pound Carton of Silver Leaf or Crys
tal Flake Lard FREE With Ever y 24-Ib. or 48-lb. Sack of Flour!
* Self-Rising Flour
24-lbs. Twinida.. .. . $1.15
12-lbs. Twinida.... .. .. 65¢
24-lbs. Elberta... ;. .. 99c
12-lbs. Elberta... ... .. 60c
24-Ibs. White Ring.... ..$1.09
VEGETABLES
STRING BEANS Bc
PN o
SQUASH
Ok Teaal . 3c
FANCY TOMATOES
g Yo, 15c
Large Red Bliss POTATOES 4c
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BEETS
FOr Daeen...... . L 80
Faney Hard Head '
BRSTLLE. . loc
Fancy Bleached
TR e e 13c
LARD
SIMON PURE
e Polagy:-. . 5w gsc
Formerly Sold fer $1.25
SIMON PURE
wree Poutls. .. " . = szc
Formerly Sold for 75¢
EEE SUG A R EED
And You Get 2-Ib. Sack of White
25-Pound $1 29 King Self-Rising or Plain Flour
Cleth Bags. ....... " FREE !
His Neck Broken
For A Week, Boy
Seeks Treatment
ATLANTA, Ga-—(AP)-—Hubert
Morris, 16-year-old Fayette county
orphan, broken a vertebra in his
neck a week ago in a sawmill ac
cident.
He was unable to move his
head and the pain was fearful, he
said .
He had mo money and needed
medical attention. 3
So he walked here and asked
s\ Have You Had Your lodine Today?
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Fine Lot Fresh Caught Red Fin Croakers
Only 10c Pound
Only 10c Pound
Only 15¢ Pound
Other Choice Fish to Select From!
Come to Headquarters for Your Seafood!
You Can Taste the Difference!
ATHENS FISH & OYSTER CO.
Wholesale and Retail Seafood
573 East Broad Street
Every Sack of Flour Guaranteed! :
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA.
Plenty of Fresh Caught Mullet
Choice Lot Fresh Drawn Trout
Plain Flour
24-Ibs. Blue Ribb0n......_51.10
12-Ibs. Blue Ribbon.... ... 60c
24-lbs. Elberta .... ... . 94c
12-lbs. Elberta.... ... . 55¢
24-lbs. White Ring._..__ ... 99c
‘ FRUITS
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b madi ... 30C
ORANGES- Dosen. . . 00C
s eße
BREAKFAST BACON
. .k 27c
Hockless Picnic Hams :
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FULL SIZE LOAF BREAD 8
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treatment at a hosptial.
Doctors said he would undergo
an operation soon. He was ex
hausted when he reached the hos
pital.
MUST HIDE KNEES
BERLlN.—Bavaria is guarding
its morals by regulating the dress
of its women, A cireular has just
been issued by the Bavarian Min
istry of Education which says
that schoolgirls must wea: dress.
es reaching below the knees and
that older girls must wear long
stockings reaching well up the
thigh.
- RIOEGERT -
Institution ] : ; '»‘ N\ ',_; ‘\:‘:
SMASHING PRI
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P grade and medivm good grades of flou, .. 4;,
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s GREATLY REDUCE
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= 20% to 30% off
3 ROGERS 37 or P i
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Here is a flowr equal to even many so—called high grades sold by. maky
chants. Why pay 20c to 30c a sack more and get no better flour?
REDUCED AS FOLLOWS
12 e
49c
’ (Plain or Self-Rising)
If you want to pay a little more and get the highest grade flowr i
America . . . yet priced much lower than other flours supposedly as g
try White Laly at these low prices:
12 . ko
67°¢
Only the choicest—the very best—wheat is used in making Rogers’ flours
we are giving you TREMENDOUSLY REDUCED PRICES in this big flogr
(Plain) (Self-Rising) |
Positively the best medium grade low-priced flour you can bily
12 &
39c
NEW LOW PRICES ON BAC
BANQUET = 29° | CLIMAX =
Colgate-Palmolive Sa
PALMOLIVE SOAP 4
"SUPER SUDS .
OCTAGON SOAP Large Size ||
10 CAKES FOR 49c
FAB ciloTheswhiter 3 gt
OCTAGON SOAP POWDERS, ° B
ALL Sc N. B. C. CAKES 3 Packages
AND CRACKERS...... e
Golden Spredit .|
Shomey, i . Relish ;. "N
ECHO-DRY';\i" GINGER ALE
Bordens Tall -Milk O\
Select - Yard- Eggs """ |
Rogers-19 oz Pullman Loaf 0. _
New York State Full Cream Cheesel s v v
READ BANNER - HERALD WANT ADS
24
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$1.25
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