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gations from the public buildin
funds. i
He said, however, that this di
not necessarily mean permaner
abandonment of the building pro
jecte which would have been pai
for out of the fund.
The administration’s move wa
described by Douglas as “a tempo
rary stop order” to give the gov
ernment a chance to plan a coordl
nated program for relief of unem
- ployment.
Cost $250,000,000
Douglas estimated it would cos
about $250,000 to finance the pro
pored civilian conservation corp:
for a vear, but that the $40,000,001
" would finance it for the remainde
" of this fiscal year.
The administration is now work:
ing on a large range and complet:
relief program, together with plans
% for financing it, Douglas sald.
Chairman Connery of the house
lahor committee asked if the pro
jecis from which the funds have
been withdrawn would be aban
doned.
Douglas said most of them prob
ably would be “covered in the com
plete and coordinated program now
heing worked out,”
Questioned by members of the
committee, Douglas, said the ad
ministration had stopped making
contracts for all public works not
already contracted for,
Predicts Passage
Meanwhile representative Byrns
of Tennessee, the Democratic leader,
told newspapermen ‘“the house wil
- pass the President’s employmem
bill Monday or Tuesday.”
' He said Chairman Conner of the
house labor committee, who opposes
the $1 a day pay for “conservation
corps” workers, had assured hlm
that committee would “bring out
some kind of a bill Monday morns
irg.”
“] expect the bill we pass will be
just about like the President pro
posed,” Byrns continued.
“If the committee changes it ma
terially, the action of the house De
moeratic: majority will depend on
the President’s attitude.’
il
Ceorgia Polo Team
Meets Augusta Club
Saturday Afternoon
The Georgia polo team which
defeated FKlorida in a two-game
series Tuesday and Wednesday,
will meet a team from the Augusta
Polo club, Saturday at Sanford
field, The game is scheduled for
3:380.
The line-up for Georgia will be
the same as that for the Florida
games: Hinely, Downes, Wooten,
and Wood, and hie line-up for Au
gusta hasn't been announced yet.
The game Saturday will be open
{o the public. ‘
COMING—
“RASPUTIN”
John, Ethel, Lionel
BARRYMORE
ICE CREAM SALE |
Any 25¢ Cake and 1 Quart.
Ice Cream Only 49c! |
Saturday and Sunday
BETTY CROCKER |
Milk Chocolate Layer 25¢
Assortment Layers .° 19¢
Homeade Pound Cake 19¢
Co-Lemon Cheese . . 10¢
3 Lemon Cheese Cups 5¢
Benson’s Bakery
ALL MILK
The entire liquid contents
of Benson’s Kicher Bread
is Milk, both 5¢ and 10c
Breads and Health Bread,
Raisin, Homelike, Butter
Rolls, Finger Rolls, and
other varieties.
Benson’s Bakery
INTEREST
WORKS DAY
AND NIGHT
BUILDING
& LOAN
SAVINGS
Pay You
ah
and it’s SAFE!
OMNIBUS COLUMN
Elective Classes
At Methodist S. S.
A new séries of elective Sunday
school classes for young people
and studeénts have been begun 2t
the First Methodist church, for
the third gquarter Zof the school
vear here. A class in ‘‘Race Re
lations’ will “be taught by Dr. R. H.
Bnyder, of the University of Geor
gia physics department; R. DB,
| Eleazer, Atlanta, educational sec
retary of the inter-racial commit
tfe, and Arthur Raper, research
secretary of the same committee,
Mr. Eleazer will discuss “Ameri
ca's Tenth Man” at the <lass
Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. Tle
will be with the class two Sundayve
during the quarter and Mr.
'Rapier will teach three Sundays.
“SBocial Problems of Men” is the
topic of a class which will be
taught by Dr. G. H. Boyd, of 'he
University zoology department.
Mrs. John Tate will teach a clasgi
on “Social Probllms of Women';
Miss Larah Rans,in of the College
of Eduecation faca’ty, on “Some of
the Teachings of Jesus”; Mrs.
Pope R. Hill, on “Internatinal;
Sunday School Lessons” and Rev.'
John Tate on ‘“The Methml:’qt'
Church and Its Work.”
' Methodist Young People
Anniversary
A “Young People’s Anniversary”
program will be held at the First
Methodist chureh Sunday night at
8 o'clock. The Epworth Leagues
will be in charge. The regular
meetings of the Leagués will not
’hn held at 7 o’clock.
Young People’s Day*
At Young Harris
The Young Harris Methodist
church Sunday sgchool will cele
brate “Young People’s Day” Sun-
Qay. A special program for young
people will be given at 10 o'clock.
Dr., Watkins Speaks
At First Methodist
Dr. W. T. Watkinsg, professor of
church history and doetrine in the
Candler School of Theology a4t
Emory university, will preach at
the TFirst Methodist church at
11:15 a. m. Sunday.
Carter Addresses
Men's Class
Prof. R. B. Carter, head of the
Athens Business college, will ad
dress the men’'s Bible class at the
Young Harris Methodist chuarch
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
PLENTY OF FRESH
ORANGES FOR JUICE AND ORANGES FOR
~ " SERVING!
GRAPEFRUIT AND TANGERINES
SPECIALS ON FRESH VEGETABLES
PHONE 1851—WE DELIVER
FRESH EGGS, Guaranteed, Dozen . . 10c
SLICED BACON, pound . . . . . 15c¢
WISCONSIN CHEESE, pound . . . . 15c
2 Boxes Corn Flakes or Post Toasties,
ad i iaMidkfor . . . .. .. 20c
All Flavors
JELLO, 2 for . . . 15¢c
Eagle Brand
K e . 20e
Knox
SELATINE . . . . 19
No. 2 Can Red Pitted
CHERRIES, 2 for . 23¢
2-Ib. pkg. Jack Frost
IODIZED SALT . . 5¢
Va. Gallon Ingleside
SIRUR .. ... 3%
Fresh Vegetables at Very Low Prices!
Fresh String Beans, gallon. ... .. .. ... .... . 2lc
Young Tender Squash, pound. . . ... . ... .. %¢
Lasge Head Lettuce, ecach. ... .. ......... 6¢
ee . |
P Baimach. goflen. . . ... ............ 1%
Red fiipe . B ... . . i e
New lrish Potatoes, pound. . . . ... ... ... 33%c¢
P..- ... . e R
A FREE RIDE
FOR EVERYBODY
University Presents
|Radio Program
\l The Univegsity of Georgia will
l"r‘"‘“’"‘, a program over WSB u:’
{1:30 p. m. Saturday, under the|
‘nuspk‘c—s of the University depart
{ment of public relations, The fol
[lowing will take part: M. D. Du
| Boge, professor of German; H. M.}
’Hockman, profesgor of accounting;|
'R. H. Henry, assistant professcy m'g‘
{ physies; ole time music by Joel
Wages, and cotton market rn-\iuun!
R 1
Store Robbed At
Oconee Heights
Burglars entered Rich Martin’s
store at Oconee Heights Thur&day
night and took the following ar
[tlcles: one sack of flour; ten
'pockfit knives; four work shirts;
six pairs of women's hose; two
s"u-ks of sugar; twenty dozen eggs,
4 case of cheese, and a box of
snuff. Clarke county officers wcere
investigating the robbery Friday.
. :
Lillie Mae Cheek will celebrate
her birthday Saturday. 'I
ARNOLD & ABNEY’S
Specials for Saturday!
Extra Fine Lot of Hens,
sound . . ... .ZOC{
Nice Strawberries, qt. 25c'
1 Home-Made Bread, and
1 Dozen Butter Rolls 15c|
10-Ibs. Good Oranges 27c¢|
1 Malted Milk Cake 18c|
1 Aunt Nell’s Cake . 18¢c|
1-Ib. Layer Cakes . . 15¢|
1-Ib. Old Fashion Pound |
ke .. . ... 1M
1 Can Apple Sauce . 10c
4 cans Armour’s Milk 24c
6 Bars Big Ben Soap . 25¢|
5-Ibs. Yams, Kiln i
Dind ... 1N
s.lbs. Irish Potatoes 12¢|
ARNOLD & ABNEY
|
Special Offer on
MORNING JOY TEA!
I Cae .. . T
4 Lemons Free!
2-lb. Can . . . -40 c
2 Lemons Free!
B Cm . .. . e
1 Lemon Free!
1-Ib. Orange Peckoe 33¢
Shiflett Grocery Co.
PAUL’S MARKET
PHONE 500—WE DELIVER THE GOODS
TRY OUR INSTANT DELIVERY SERVICE—7:OO 'TILL 7:00
SATURDAY 'TILL 10:00
GUARANTEED FRESH YARD ECGS, 2 Doz. 19¢
Do onevS NE. VALUES NS St
i'Bs:’es 3‘: Sfi;lt : 5 Vegetable Soup
ik i A ' Gibbs or French
Cnpmp”belsl’s' Pork & C Tomato Juice
Beans . 2 Cans Picnic Potted
14.0 z. Can Lye Hominy VALUES Meat /
TRY THIS HICH GRADE COFFEE, pound. .. .10c
12-oz. Bottle Pure Grape
SUISw.L o Y e e, 100
R
No. 2 Can Stokely's Honey
Pod Peas, 2 18P, ..........2%¢
eAt 0 0 .
No. 2 Can Hand-Packed
Tomatoes, 2 f0g...........15¢
e e e e A el
No. 2 Can Narrow Grain
Corn, 2 00, .senin ny.. . 188
LOOK WHAT WE HAVE IN OUR PRODUCE
DEPARTMENT!
Fresh Strawberries, Extra
Fancy, queet:.:.. ..., ....25¢
Tender String Beans, ga1....25¢c
Tender Baby Squash, 1b.....10¢
Fancy Small Cucumbers, Ib 10c
Fancy Emperor Grapes, |lb..ls¢c
California Hard Head Lettuce 5¢
New Red Bliss Potatoes, Ib. s¢c
Large Bunch Carr0t5........ 5¢
Large Gol;!e.nv éa;\anas, d0z..15¢
Large Bleached Celer)_r, stalk 5¢
Fresh Butter Beans, ga1.....29¢
Fancy Bell Peppers, pound..loc
WE OFFER YOU IN OUR MARKET
DEPARTMENT—BRANDED MEATS
Brandcd Loin Steak, Ib. ... .25
Branded Round Steak, 1b...20c
Kingan’s Bacon, We Slice It!
Pound .. Jot 5. v.i000190
Fancy Stew Beef, pound.... 8¢
Fancy Pork Chops, pound... 15¢
Fresh Pig Brains, p0und....20c
Mixed Sausage, Half and
Half, 3 pounds f0r.,......25¢
Fat Dressed Hens, p0und....19¢
We Deliver— ——Phones 1641-1642
Fancy Crushed Pineappl;, No.lcan... 5c
E;;ccyanCcm or Fancy Tomatoes, 4 cans 25¢
4 Large Cans
R. . L
Quick or Regular
SErae .. .. =
GRITS, 5-Ibs. . . . 10c
PLE B .. . . e
Rosedale Tiny
PEAS, 2 cans . . . 25¢
Gold Medal Cake Flour, package . . 25c
Cake Cooling Rack Free!
é(;i: BZM;GZ. Nzib:;snsonSC I %'.onmafo Juice . . . 5¢
Gold Meda) Flowe. S6homnds ~ . 108
CRYSTAL FLAKE SHORTENING
1-Ib. 2-Ibs. 4-Ibs. 8-lbs.
Tac 15¢ 27c 49c
Large Fancy
LETTUCE . . ... 7T9»
Bunch ’
SRS . ... . .
Bunch
CARROTS . . . .
Gallon
BEANS . . . . e
10-Pounds
ORANGES . . . . ¢
5-Pounds
TAs . .. . B
Fiem ° .
TOMATOES, Ib. . 10c
Cream
CHEESE, 2 for . . 15¢
Salmon Steak, Del Monte, 1/2-lb. can . 15¢
READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS
TRV o, . ............. Be
DONEN B IOF. .o, D 0
7-oz. Package Macaroni
or Spaghetti, 3 f0r........10¢c
Fresh Shred Bulk
Cocoanut, pound.... .....19¢c
T
Fresh Vanilia Wafers or
Fig Bars, pound, bu1k...12/2c
Fancy Brussel Sprouts, qt..35¢
Tender Baby Pod Okra, 1b...15¢
Snow White Cauliflower,
PORAG. avc. ... sis 1250
Fancy Fresh Tomatoes, lb. 7/2c
Large California Lemons,
TNV L i ks ADE
Fancy Egg Plant, 1b........10¢c
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries,
PRURE . e iR
Fresh English Peas, ga1.....29¢c
Fresh Rhubarb, p0und......25¢
Spring Onior;s, Large Bunch 5¢
Branded T.Bone Steak, 1b...25c
Branded Beef Roast, 1b...12)5¢c
Paul's Pure Pig Sausage,
Paow v o s 1000
Fresh Pork Roast, Center
BOL Hound. ... ..o i 126
Smkoed Link Sausage, 1b...10c
Meat Loaf, Pork Added, Ib 15¢
Swift's Boiled Ham, 1b......30¢
Western Veal Steak, |b......25¢
No. 2 Can :
PIE CHERRIES . 12V2¢
16-oz. Jar Pure
Apple Jelly . . . 12V2¢
6-oz. Jar Pure
Apple Jelly . . . . 5¢
MACARONI—or
Spaghetti, 3 for . . 12¢
Hillsdale Can
Asparagus . . . . 2lc
Jumbo
CELERY . . .. ./ TVaé
New
POTATOES, Ib. . . 5¢
Pound
SQUASH . . . . ."10¢
Gallon
SPINACH . . . . 10¢
THREE
GRAPE FRUIT . . 10¢c
Pound
EGC PLANT . . . 10¢
Green
CABBAGE, Ib. . . 2
Can ~
PORK & BEANS . . 5¢
‘ FUNERAL NOTICES ‘
L Al A 18 ARI S 5 St St AN !
!HAMXLTON — The relatives andi:
1 friends of Lieutenant Edwards
' Newton Hamilton, Air Corps Re-|
{ serve, who died in Canal Zone}
{ while on active duty, Mr. and'
{ Mrs. ¥. H. Hamilton, of Ath-g
| ~ens; Mr. Kenneth J. Hamilton, |
| Mr. William J. Hamilton rmd;
i Dr. and Mrs, W. T. Hamilton,
| of Athens, are invited to attend’
} the funeral of Ligutenant Ed.i
ward Newton Hamilton Sunday‘
l afternoon, March 26th, 1933, from
tihe First Methodist church, uti
‘ three o’clock. Dr. Lester Rum-l
| ble, pastor of the First Metho- |
dist chureh, will officiate, as
gsisted by Rev. L. B. Jones, of
| the, Young Harris Methodist
| echureh. Mr. John Burns, Mr. |
| Lawrence J. Costa, Mr, LaWoi
rence H. Costa, Mr. Joe L. Cos
ta, Mr. Mell Stephenson, Jr.,
Mr. Chappell Matthews, Mr.
Vernon Smith and Mr. Milton
1 Leathers will serve as active,
| pallbearers. Military escort
l will be from the R.O.T:C. of]
the University of Georgia, Ath
ens High school, Officers Reserve
Corps, American Legion, Coach
ing Staff of the . University,
! members of the Frank Hardemanl
Chapter Order of DeMolay and|
I Mr. E. B. Mell, Dr. W. W.
Brown, Dr. S. V. fanford, Dr. |
T. W. Reed, Dr. J. W. Jenkins;|
Dr. Glenn Sutton, Rupert Max- |
well and Nathan Cox will form |
the honorary escort and will
meet at the First Methodist
church at two-fifty o’clock. For-|
mation of airplanes from ©Oak-|
. land City Air Corps will form|
honorary ecscort under command !
of Lt. R. R. Brown during the|
services, weather.conditions per
mitting. Interment will be in
the Oconee Hill cemetery. Mc-l
l Dorman-Bridges. :
Gen. Winship Will
Succeed Mitchell
At Liberian Post
WASHINGTON,—(P)—American
minister who never presented his
credentials in the country to which
he was sent, has left his post and iy
coming home.
} He is Charles I, Mitchell of
West Virginia, Minister to Libera.
Because of differences hetween the
Negro republic and the Unitea
States he never laid his papers be
fore President Edwin J. Barclay,
| Mitchell, a Hoover appointee, re -
signed March 4 and advised the ae-
I|partment Thursday that he was on
Wingfield's Values Ar
We have served the people of this district for over 40 years. Alw
giving the Best Quality Merchandise at the Most Economical Prie
Give us a trial—We will deliver to your door at no extra cost to you
FRESH VEGETABLES AND
FRUITS :
Fancy Hard Head Lettuce .. 3¢
Large Crisp Celery, stalk .. .. se¢
Fancy Fresh Crisp Carrots .. 5¢
Fancy Firm Tomatoes, 2 lbs. . 15¢
No. 1 New Red Potatoes, Ib. . 5¢
Fancy Fresh Spinach, Ib. . 74¢
Fancy Crisp Green Beans, gal. 22¢
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, Ib. .__ 2¢
FANCY NO. 1
Old Tirsh Potatoes, pound .. .. 2¢
Fresh Bunch Beets, bunch .. 10c
Choice Winesap Apples, doz.. 20c¢
Fancy Egg Plant, pound -._ 74¢
Fancy Yellow Squash, Ib. .. 7V4¢
I'resh Crisp Rhubarb, Ib. .. _ . 20¢
Fresh Green Lima Beans, gal. 25¢
Fancy Cucumbers, 3 for __.. 10¢
Nice Bell Peppers, 3 for ..... 5¢
Nice Size Oranges, peck .... 25¢
Sugar Cured Hams, Ib.. .. 1214¢
Fancy Lemons, dozen .. __. 15¢
Fancy Fresh
STRAWBERRIES, quart. zzc
Large Strawberry
SHORTLCARE .. .. .. 15c
Fresh Tender Green
PEAS, 3 pounds for .. .. zoc
2 1 Lb. CALUMET
g plin: 29¢
ELE?‘A’CM
o Powder
e ii e
Fresh Yard
EGGS 'gommn- .. .o ... 10c
14-Ounce Bottle
CATHLIT bholtle - .. 10c
WINGFIELD'S &
Grocery
126 BROAD STREET PHONES 1030 and 1!
his way back to this country. |
Judge Advocate Ceneral Blanton
Winship, of the army, who Presi
dent Hoover sent to Liberia as his
gpecial ‘repregentative to ‘make i,
riport on the situation there, is ox
pected to arrive at Monrovia, the
capital, March 27.
Winship is accompanied by Ellis
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OREALS '
,}'Li ’ A N D DUQ N
B i 3 .S Li Cay
G v SO |SN G A
THE SWEETEST SUGAR EVER SOLD: S"afreng ?1“,',7’; 3
ee p R e - Ral " b’;"}f;‘; s
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THE GROCERTER
E. D. FLANAGAN A. LEROY (g 3
225 N. LUMPKIN STREET
PINK
SALMON, can .... 9
4-POUND CARTON
LARD .. ..., .. (26
WESSON OlL—Pint...... ..20c
BREAK-O-MORN
COVFRE .. .. ... 15
SAUR KRAUT, can ¢
TOMATO JUICE . 5¢
10-OUNCE CAN
TOMATOES ... .. 5¢
M0.2/2 Can Challenger
English PEAS _ 1275¢
No. 2/2 Can DESSERT
PEACHES .. .. 12V5¢
BULK
COCOANUT, Ib. . 20c
MACORINI or
SPAGHETTI __ .. s¢c
1-Ib. Premiers’ or Krispies
CRACKERS .. .. 15¢c
No. 2 CORN, 2 for 15¢c
ORANGES, each .. 1c
THERE MUST BE SOMETHN
ON THIS 5¢ COUNTER
YOU NEED
Tall Can Colambia River Shai
15-¢z. Can Stokely’s Hominy .
15-oz. Can Stckely’s Kraut .1
Stokely’s Sweet Corn .. ..
12'2-oz. Can Tomato Juice ...
Reg. 10c Can Vegetable Soup .
Reg. 10c Can Tomato Soup ...
Hand Pack Can Tomatoes -
15-OUNCE CAN
Blackeye Peas with Pork ..
2 Bars Toilet Seap ......- .
2 Bars Octagon Soap - -.....
2 Pkgs. Washing Powder - ..
Bot. Imitation Vanilla Extrac
Bot. Imitation Lemon Extract
Pkg. Maceroni or Spaghetti .
Tall Can Pork and Beans .1
15¢ Can Chocolate Syrup -- !
POST TOASTIES
Wi Y| poST BRAN FLAKE
EAy ;’;
%| Q@ Packages 5
\fg . 2
2 5-Cent Packages 10
BRRE o - hi
Fancy Rindless Breakfas! ik
BACON, pound __ - -
Fresh ASPARAGUS, 15
Pyt . ... .. ‘
Monarch Sliced or Halves :5
PEACHES, No. 22 CLar
Faney Colinlry Style Pur %9
PORK SAUSAGE, Ih. 7
- TTTRSS———
|Briges, a fore: -
has "“4'!l ¢ ,
with 1 ’
A DOUY ' {
alter the
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WHOLE OR HaALF
HAMS, pound I
PORK CHOPS, Jj,
PURE PORK
SAUSAGE, |,
MIXED :
SAUSAGE, 2 Ihs,
PORK ROAST Ih
CENTER CUT !
HAMS, pound ;
BREAKFAST
BACON 14¢ 17¢,
CHEESE, pound ,
WESTERN ROUND
STEAK, pound
2.-POUNDS
CHITTERLINGS
SOUTHERN STYLE
STEAK, pound ..
FANCY NATIVE
T-BONE, pound
BEEF POT
ROAST, pound ..
LAMB ROAST, |,
WESTERN BEEF
ROAST, pound 1
CALF BRAINS, sf
Celery — Lettuce — (3
