FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1933
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KIDNAPERS’ PLEA
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pair that is dappled blonde ;m:f:l
brown. 3 B ‘
A source close to the officersj
in charge revealed Thursday night
PIGGLY-WIGGLY 7%,
THURMOND'S (OK) GROGERY STORG
CHEESE, Wisconsin Full Cream, Ib. . 15¢
BUTTER, Pure Creamery, Fresh, Ib. . 25c
Sugar, 5-Ibs. 29¢; 10-lbs. 49¢; 25-lbs. $1.29
ASPARAGUS, Libby’s Picnic, 2 cans . 25¢
PINEAPPLE, Hillsdale, No. 2//2can . 15¢
I;EKE_HES, Rosedale Y. C., No. 21/ can 15c¢
PEAS, Rosedale Tiny, No. 2¢can . . .15¢c
PEAS, Happy Vale, Sifted, No. 2 can 121/5c
MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, package 5c
fiCKLE, Dill or Sweet Mix, quart . . 17¢
EGGS, Guaranteed, dozen . . . . .23c
trimen3 for . 10C 3 No. 2 cans _ £DC
GRITS, Juliette, 3-b.bag . . . . . 10c
Confectioner’s or Brown Sugar, 1-lb. . 10c
APRICOTS, No. 2's¢can . . . . . 19c
APPLE SAUCE, No.2can . . . . . 10c
—FRUITS AND VEGETABLES—
FANCY BLEACHED CELERY, large stalk..l2V4¢
CAPE COD CRANBERRIES, New Crop, quart 15¢
POTATOES. No. 1 Cobbler, 5-pounds. . ... . 17¢c
YAMS, Georgia Grown, 5-p0und5......... . 12¢
LEMONS, Juicy, Sour, dozen. ...........17%¢
ORANGES, California, Juicy, d0zen........19¢
AVOCADOS, Extra Nice, each............15¢c
GRAPES, Thompson Scedless, 3-pounds. . .. .25¢
G. A. CHRISTIAN
PHONE 1851
PURE CONCORD
GRAPE JUICE
10-oz. Bottle _-. .. 9¢
Pint Bottle .. .. 1214¢
Quart Bottle _.. .. 25¢
WESSON OIL
Make Your Own Mayonnaise
PintGCamoo. - . 1
Quart Can - .0... 35¢
Gallon Can .. .. $lB5
LIBBY’S QUALITY CANNED FOODS
No. 2 Can Libby’s Fancy No.l Peas -....... 23¢c
No. 2 Can Rosedale No. 3 Early Va. Peas _ 17V¢
No. 2 Happy Vale No. 4 Early Variety Peas _ 15¢
No. 27, Rosedale Barlett Pears .... .... .. 17¢c
No. 215 Libby’s Dessert Peaches, Halves __ 17V5¢
1,000 Sheets
Ferndale
Toilet Tissue
5c
Foods fried with Snowdrift come .
to your table crispy, light and w;;;/" 2\
tender --- wholesome for all the ’\;; : / v
family. - §|\\’ //."’ ;
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that authorities at Oklahoma City
where Kelly and " his wife will" be
tried on a charge ot kidnaping
Charles F. 'Urschel, have- asked
that the couple be transferred by
'Saturday. '
John M, Keith, agent in charge
said Thursday that bhe conferred
over ‘long distance ‘felephone Jast
night with J. Edgar Hoover, head
of. the Bureau of Investigation in
WE DELIVER
COFFEE
At Very Low Prices
3-Pound Can
Morning Joy .. .. 73c
1-Pound Can
Morncilng oy -+ . 28¢
1-Poun
PgredSantos velis e
1-Poun
Pare Rio ... .. 124
No. 2 Can~
E?e Cherries, 2 for . 25¢
Flavors
Jel-Treat, 3 for ___ 13¢
® Quart Jar
Sweet Pickles
19¢
Quart Jar
Dill Pickles
17¢
McCormick’s
Salad Dressing
14-Pint Jar . 9¢
Pint Jar, 2 25c¢
Quart Jar . 23¢
Washington, and’ received instruc
tions for the trip to Oklahoma
Ul‘\}i.‘nh did not reveal the instruc-
OUR REGULAR
SATURDAY SPECIALS
1 Home Made Bread and
1 Dozen Butter Rolls—
H
Y
1-Ib. Old Fashion Pound
Pound Cake, 19c.
1 Home Made Cake, 20c
‘1 Malted Milk Cake, 23¢
Honey Dew Mcelons
Avocado Pears
Seckle Pears
5-Pounds Yams, 10c¢
Fresh Bunch Beets, 10c
Fresh Spring Onions, 5¢
Fresh Cauliflower, Ib. 11¢
5 Cans Campbell’s Toma
to Juice, 29¢
3 Corn Flakes, 23¢
ARNOLD & ABNEY
l SHIFLETT GRO. Co.|
WESTERN MEATS — FANCY GROCERIES
Phone 500 We Deliver the Goods
GUARANTEED FRESH EGGS, dozen .. .. 23c
Fresh Ground Coffee,
Dotng .. g e, loc
No. 2 Can Tomatoes, .. ¢
B emns T s el 15
1-Pound Jar Pure ¢
MHONGY i < s e 15
2Y2-Pound Jar Pure c
PO . iaa aiss e 35
z-Pound Jar Peanut c
Beltey so Dl a g 25
Jell-Treat, All Flavors, sc
PROKEASs .. 5. s aans
New Crop Fancy Red Cranberries, quart _.. 15¢
Large Fresh Cocoanuts, each .... .... .... T¥¢
Nice Large Grapefruit,each __ .... .... .... B¢
Ne. 1 White Potatoes, spounds .... .... .... 17¢c
Thompson's Seedless zsc Grimes’ Golden Apples, loc
Grapes, 3 pounds .... .. dogen ot . Sl . e
Large ’Juicy Oranges, Zsc Fancy Kennard’'s Apples, 20‘:
R . Y e golan T
S drift
Always creamy, always fresh and sweet—
always a help for making good things to eat.
6FPounds .. .. .- .. -. 8¢ '
SPounds .. .. .. X %
IN OUR MARKET 5
Western Branded Meats Only
Fancy Lamb Shoulder Roast, pound .... .... 15¢
Any Cut Western Branded Steak, pound . ... 25c
Swift's Boiled Ham, c
OGS sel 33
Kingan’s Sliced Bacon, c
panid -l e e 21
Western Beef Roast, 1/ c
! gound ... .. g s 12 2
|§ Fancy Lamb Chops,
’ POUNG. kT ddws seme zsc
Ready-to-Cook Spare Zsc
, Ribs, 3 pounds .... ....
Fancy Streak-o-Lean, :
IR pountt .. & i ieko i loc
Dressed Fryers — Fresh Fish — Fresh Oysters
branded o = e RR e menß AR AR e R RRRRR RR R R RRR RR R
Faney G ROCERTERI A o
Groceries -miitbuites ST S SENTERRS SUY. T T 218
FANCY HARD HEAD
lEThVom.. ... .
VERIBEST
MILK .. .... Small 3¢c; Large 6¢
PURE APPLE CIDER
VINEGAR (Bulk), gallon _.. 24¢
ORANGE PEKOE
TEA (Fresh Bulk), Y%-Ib. .._ 12¢
i —Limited Number. Sets of Six Wm. A. Rogers, Guaranteed c
SPECIAL VALUE 25 Years, SILVER ICE TEA SPOONS:- &fi 8= . ... ... 99
P. D. (Pest Destroyer) Guaranteed
INSECTICIDE, pint -. .. __ 49c
SMOKING TOBACCO
PRINCE ALBERT, can .. .. 10c
HOCKLESS (Popula‘rj‘ Sizes)
PICNIC HAMS, pound .. .._ 10c
ENGLISH STYLE SMOKED
BACON SQUARES, pound __ Il¢
FOR BOILING
FAT BACK, pound ~ .. .. .. Tc
VEAL CHOPS, pound .... .. 15¢
har oo Ao o S aonim By X o:d
b Snowdrift
i o 2 or fresh tastin
Pl oy T 4 :‘-—](\\( ) Jeng §
Pt S <:"/ Hot Breads
bt ~ : g
& / ) Always creamy -—always fresh
\ _ : : and sweet—always a “success”
{ { \ 6 Ibs. Xivign hais 67¢
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
tions, but it was generally under
stood the trip will be made late
Friday or nearly Saturday morn
ing. :
SWEET GOING
McGREGOR, Ila. —{#)—— Cutting
down timber in a cow pasture, D.
R. Witter, McGregor farmer, dis
covered he had cut himself a 200
pound comb of honey for the win
ter as well as kindling wood. The
hollow! of a bhig elm contained a
solid column of honey eight feet
long. : e
SLEEPING SICK.NESS
The only thing you can
do to avoid any disease is
to keep your system in
good condition. Benson’s
Sunshine Vitamin D Bread
helps build better bones
and harder, firmer teeth,
and will help build up
your general condition. In
addition, it is the most de
licious bread you have
ever tasted.
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Only 11,500 Places Will
Be Vacant in Fourth
Corps Area
FORT McPHERSON, Ga.—(AP)
—Major General Edward L. King,
Fourth Corps Area commander,
Thursday announced that Septem
ber 30 would be the dead-line for
re-enrollment in Civilian Conser
vation Corps camps.
Indications are that 85 percent
of the young men and 95 percent
of the veterans now in camp wlll‘
re-enroll, the general said, for thol
additional six months period of
camp life authorized by Presidcmi
Roosevelt.
This percentage of re-enroll
ment would leave approximately
11,500 vacancies in the ranks of
the voung men, and 7560 with the
veterans which “must =be filled.
Selection of the young men will
be made by state aggncies under
supervision of the Labor depart-
Piedmont Market
| ASPARAGUS
‘No.2 Can . . . 250
g (Monarch Green)
|SOUP, Tall Can
!Scoft County . . . 10c
' KRAUT ,
[No. 2V2 Oehr . . & 10c
'CRAB MEAT '
l‘/z's. e D zsc
(Yacht Club)
PRESERVES
|2-Pound v 3oc
SALMON
lArgo. i kb 19c
SALAD DRESSING
’Quart. e zsc
{SOAP, Armour’s
!'Venefian, 12 Bars 49C
{CORN, Monarch
\!G. 8., 2 cans . . 250
\Lamb Shoulder, 1
' Whole, Ib. . . . 12:¢
'Lamb Roast, 1
(Shoulder), Ib. . 17:¢
' Meat Loaf,
;Pound e ;o 15c
' €olumbia Bacon,
iPound = 18c
| Dressed Hens and Fryers
' Long Island Ducks
[ The Best in Western
’ Meats!
‘ ...200 sell
i
... EVERY CAN IS DATED
| Pound—27¢
FANCY NO. 1
POTATOES, 5 pounds ..__ .. 15¢
FRESH BULK
COCOANUT, pound .. .. .. 22¢
MEDIUM RED
SALMON, Flat Can .. .. .. 10c
CORN FLAKES, 2 packages . 15¢
KING KOTTON
MOPS, 16-Ounce Size .... __ 44c
EMOKING TOBACCO (2 Cans With Pipe)
HAM, Center Cut, pound ___ 19c
BEST GRADE
BREAKFAST BACON, Ib. 17%e¢
CHUCK ROAST Ib. 10c and 12'5¢
CHOICE SHOULDER
LLAMB ROAST, pound .. -... 15¢
WEEK-END SPECIALS
ment, while the Veterans' admin
istration wiil select the veterans.
; Men now in camp are receiving
‘every possible aid in finding a job,
and will be discharged at any time
that work on the outside is avail
‘able.
i New camps will be established
in the South to care for C. C. C.
men now stationed in the colder
regions, although the complete lisg
has not yet been approved in
Washington, General King said.
Approximately 25 new camps will
be located in the Tennessee val
ley. o
The following list has the ap
proval of Washington authorities-
Georgia—One in Cherokee Nat
ional forest.
South Carolina—Two in Wam
baw National forest.
i Alabama—One in Alabama Nat
llonal forest; one in Choaka State
}park; one in Woogufa State park;
land one in Little River State
ipark.
Florida—One in Royal Palms
State park; one in Greynolds
State spark; and two in Apalachi
cola National! forest.
A man in Reading, England, uses
‘his, kitchen for a workshop to make
‘models of airplaneg which are usaed
‘to make offical tests in that coun
try. : B ;
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fresh and Creamy
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SEALED
6'“)- PAIL 69c
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Post Toasties, 3 for 25¢
1-Ib. Calumet . . . 26c¢
SUNDAY DINNER
SUGGESTIONS
By ANN PAGE
NOT all apples are ideal for both
eating and cooking but the Me-
Intosh seems to be. It is green with
close red striping but the effect is
softened by a soft grey bloom. Con
cord and Tokay grapes are both
plentiful and popular. Italian prunes
are now coming from Idaho. That
delicious pear, the Bartlett, is still
plentiful and linexpensive, though
other varieties are beginning to come
into market. The only peaches now
available are the big Californias
which are beautiful to look at but not.
distinctively flavored.
The cabbage and its higher caste
relatives are beginning to dominate
the vegetable market. Cauliflower is
of high quality and very reasonable.
Broccoll and Brussels Sprouts are
available but will be more plentiful
and cheaper later.
The Quaker Maid Kitchen presents
the following menus for your Sunday
dinner.
Low Cost Dinner
Lamb Shoulder Chops
hiashed Potatoes s
Creamed Cabbage
{ Bread and Butter
Stewed Fresh Prunes
Tea or Coffee : Milk
Medium Cost Dinner
Fried Chicken . ‘Baked Yams
l Green Beans
| Tomato Salad with Dressing
y Bread and Butter
: Floating Island
f Coffee Milk
‘ Very Special Dinner
: Honeydew Melon :
| Oven-broiled Chicken Browned Yams
: Fried Tomato Slices
! Currant Jelly Rolls and Butter
] Lemon Meringue Pie
3 Coffee Milk
The ancient Incas of Bolivia
refused to be parted from their
!}oved ones after death; the liv
ing and ‘dead remained togethey -in
"dark, winowless dwellings.
Parisian Says He Has |
King's Mummified Head
PARIS—(#)—A mummified headl
which is claimed to be that of
Henry IV is now in the possession
of a Montmartre photographer
named Bourdais, the noveliest Pafifl‘
Reboux writes in the curreng is
sue of ‘“Vu”, a review.
The photographer bought it at
an auction in 1919, for three
francs, The general cast of the
countenance, a mole, and other
tmarks, Reboux writes, have con
vinced the owner that it is really‘
that. of the king, who was as
sassinated May 14, 1610. 3
STRAND
—LAST SHOWING TONIGHT— ¢
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with " L
+ + . a drama that LESLIE FENTON
stripped a globe-circl- Sol ]
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tered imagination cap- B .'
tured on the wing. JILL ESMOND
Added Comedy—*‘Kicking the Crown Around”
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; .Adcd—-Oswald Cartoon Comedy and
| “Hurricane Express” -
PALACE-&3t e
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| He mixed romance with me;icinép
N ST T R humor with pills, scandl’l.qu@th &
! AR '__.55:;‘;735 powders and prescribed happliness
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B7§ Yl Rogers
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1 By ) Marian Nixon:
L it i A Ralph Morgamw
S ATURDAY
AIRPLANE Behind the mid-air hippo- |
3 THRILL drome was a deadly duel |
SENSATION! for a woman’s heart!
A DRAMA i>f“-':‘;}l'l'?i\‘ PASSION FLAMING IN.THE CI.\‘L‘ZWS"“ :‘
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P e o Bpesn BRUGE CABOT -
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—ADDED ATTRACTIONS— :
Fatty Arbuckle
—NEW COMEDY— !
“How've You Bean” |
owve You Dean~ |
and Krazy Kat Cartoon Comedy -
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| LEE KILLER SENTENC rrj:
- TIFTON, Ga.—(P)—Buddy Bows
en, 22, was convicted of vohii{"flf
manslaughter in connectlorr": h
the death of Vernie Lee “Branch
last Christmas eve and &gveu
gentence of eighteen to t.?'
years. oo
It was his second trial. At the
first, he was Tound =uilty vith a
recommendation for mercy ami*
ceived 4 life sentence. & i
The new trial, completed” Thurs
day, was granted -becauszzfififl;;_
father was related to o «&”
jurers in the ninth degree. =
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