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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX Doctors Give Creosote > - e - ! | ‘For Chest Colds For many years our best doctois | have prescribed creosote in some | form for coughs, colds, and bron- | zhitis, knowing how dangerous it] is to let them hang on. | Creomulsion with c¢reosote and] six . other highly important medi-l cal ‘elements, quickly and effac tively stops coughs and coldg that otherwise might lead te serious trouble. { Creomulsion is pewerful in the| treatment of colds and coughs, yeti it is absolutely harmless and is| pleasant and easy to take. - Your own druggist guarantees‘ Créomulsion by refunding yout money if you are not relieved after | taking Creomulsion as directed. ;. Beware the cough or cold that| hangs on. Alwayvs keep Creomul-|. sion on hand for instant use. | —Advertisement l’ ] | |« Watch the Fords Go By!', Thnifly Woron Use | 5N DUV LIS B B9)500 23 BTV A A ) % ) Special Low Prices This Week On o COFFEE A&P EIGHT O’CLOCK, Ib. 19¢ } B Mild and Mellow. ‘“*,{;5;;""“ RED CIRCLE. Ib. .. 2l¢ : 2 : Rich and Full Bodied. T BOKAR B = . .. 2% 3 ! Vigorous and Winey TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU 235 Lumpkin Street—3so Broad Street Silverbrook Print BUTTER c H E E s E Lb. 29¢ WISCONSIN N. Y. STATE it ¢ visovon. | Lb. 15¢|Lb-21 Pint 17¢ . 19C|LD-21C EATMOR BRAND MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, 3 packages . -13 c P LO UR —WELLBREAD— -24 4 85c 48 "o sl° —IONA— -24 "> 90c 48 i sl°7 ~—SUNNYFIELD— -24 T~ 98¢ 48 20 Sl7 LIBBY'S POTTED MEATS .... .... ...... 3 No. Y 4 Cans 10c LIBBY'S COOKED BRAINS .... .... ...... 2 No. 1 Cans 2ic EVAPORATED MlLK—White House .... .... 3 Tall Cans 17¢c oy 6 Small Cans 17c. BRAMEHPTY . ek L i s v ek il BN 498 SONA TOMATORS .. .... .... «+ii cosv ivok 8 Noy 2 Céns S ENCORE SPAGHETTI|—Cooked .... .... .... +... 2 Cans 15¢c ENCORE SPAGHETTI|—Cooked ...... .... .... Glass Jar 10c SHREDDED WHEAT .... «... «..s «.vs +.l. 2 Packages 26c N-B C. FIG BARS—Bulk .... & ....5.... 4i.+ & Pounds 25¢c PINEAPPLE—DeI Monte, Sliced or Crushed .. No. 1/2 Can 19¢ SPINACH—DeI Monte .... .... .... .... .... 2 No. 1 Cans 17¢ LIBBY’S ROAST BEEF ...... .... .... .... 2 No. ¥ Cans 25c BISQUICK FLOUR ...... voov vinn i wnne neee Package 37¢ BRNBRITE CLEANRBRR ... ..., .l i a 2 osm » OCTAGON SOAP OR POWDER ...... ...... 5 Small Size 10¢ SUEBT IVORY BOAP ... .... ... s sves on B Onkas 200 ARGO BARTLETT PEARS .... .... .... .... 2 No. 2 Cans 25¢ MERITA SODA CRACKERS .... .... ...... 1-Pound Box 10¢c CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP .... .... .... .... 2 Cans 13¢ HERSHEY'S COCOA—'2-Pound Box .... .... ...... 2 for 17¢ BRI Y OERE . . e oo e Pound 108 LUCKY STRIKE, CHESTERFIELD, CAMEL, OLD GOLD CIGARETTES—Tax Paid .. .. ..__ 2 Pkgs. 27¢c NI BUTTER. pound - . _... ... .... 2¢ PANCY LETTUCE head --.. .... ... .... 7 D B LA NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES, 5 pounds for .. 15¢ NEW RED POTATOES, 5 pounds for ...... 17¢ EANCY LEMONS, dozem ... ......... ....18¢ HOME GROWN SPINACH, 2 pounds for .. 15¢ AT OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT Broad Street Store Small Lean Picnic Hams, pound .. .. .. .. 13¢ Pure Country Made Sauasage, pound .. .. .. 20¢ Lamb Shoulder Roast, pound _. ... ..__ .... 15¢ Plan Your Meat Menu From Our Market—We Stock Only the Best Grades of Meat. Smoked Bacon Squares, Whole, Average 2to2%pounds—pound .... .... .... .... Illc Meat Loaf Made From Real Meat— Not Scraps—pound ..__ .... .... ... . .. 15¢c Pure Horseradish, in bottles, each .... .. . 19¢ Castlebury B-0-Q Hash, No. 2 can, each . ... 25c See Our Cooked Meat Display— : We Have All Kinds. Fresh Pig Brains,pound . ... .... ... ..__ 20¢c Veal Shoulder Steaks or Chops, 2 pounds for 35¢ Veal Roast, Boned, pound . ... . ... .. __ . .. 20¢ Fancy Beef Pot Roast, pound .... .... .. 12Yc Smoked Bacon, Sliced, pound .._.. ... .. .. {s¢ Plenty of Fresh Fish This Week. Pickle Pig Feet, 7-ounce jar,2for .. .. . 25¢ i { Snyder Takes Over | . . White Dry Cleaners; ' Adds New Services i | R , H. A. Snyder, tormerly a part {ner in the New Way Dry Clean lim( company, has now taken over Ithe management of White Dry Cleaners, locateq on the corner uff Lumpkin and Hancock avenues. | New machinery of many types| is being installed by Mr. Snyder | !who states he is prepared to do | jam-up work in dry cleaning and Ipressing. ! . Included in the new machinery is a new pressing machine, and the very newest model clearifiers, Mr. Snyder began managing the White plang Monday, and says he ! hopes to satisfy all who patronize the place, The plant will be run strictly under the Dry Cleaning code, and all NRA rules and regu lations will be observed. | DON'T LET COMMON * CONSTIPATION DULL " THE JOY OF LIVING Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN Brings Relief , Constipation takes the sunthine out of your days. It may bring headaches, loss of appetite and energyy sleeplessness, sallow skins, pimples. Fortunately, you can avoid this condition by eating a delicious ce real. Laboratory tests show that Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN provides two things needed to help overcome com mon constipation: “bulk” and vita- min B. ALL-BRAN is also a rich source of blood-building iron. The “bulk” in ALL-BRAN is much like that of leafy vegetables. With in the body, it forms a soft mass. Gently, it clears out the intestinal wastes, How much better than dosing yourself with patent medicines. Two tablespoonfuls of ALL-BRAN daily are usually sufficient. With each meal in chronic cases. If se riously ill, see your doctor— ALL~ BRAN is not a “cure-all.” Get the red-and-green package at your grocer’s. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. LEADERS TURN OUT TO HONOR CHIEF ON RETURN TO CAPITAL (Continued From Page One) “have been trying to get me to say that I hoped congresg would soon adjourn. “But I wouldn't say it, because I hope you can stay just as long as you like to. “To you younger men I want to point out ‘from years of experi ence jn Washington the advan tages of the Washington climate. In July and August it rarely gets above 110 degrees and there is absolutely no humidity.” This ironical statement alse brought a laugh. The Presidenty added’ that “} don't mind if 1 stay all summer.” Becoming serious, he spoke again of having had a wonderful time on his vacation and expressed regret that the members could not be with him during those two weeks of rest. He said that he was coming back “with all sorts of lessons I learned from barracudas and sharks and I'm a tough guy.” Watch the Fords Go By! Funeral Services Are Held Friday Afternoon For J. 0. Willoughby Funeral services were held this afternoon for Jogeph Oscar Wil loughby, 67, who died Thursday morning at his home in Smithonia after a two-weeks illness. Rev. Shutz officiated at the Coiles Grove Baptist churek Interment was in Coiles Gro'¢ cemetery, Bernstein Funeral nome in charge. Mr. Willoughby is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mamie Whlloughby; five daughters: Mps. F. L. Lind say, Mrs. T. A. Human, Mrs. Onie Colquitt, Mrg, Paul Cox, and Mrs, Buford Phillips; five sons: W. H, G. P., Joseph Oscar, jr, Clavence, and Fred Willoughby; four brothers and three sisters. HOW TO CLEAN 14 ALUMINUM UTENSILS FOR 1 CENT It takes no housewifely _magic to make fourteen pieces of alumi num glisten like new at the cost of a cent. Home-makers every where report that, the above ac complishment - boils down to ask ing your grocer for Brillo, the popular metal-fibre-pad-.and-cake of-soap cleaner., It saves labor, too. SUNDAY DINNER | *SUGGESTIONS By ANN PAGE OR.ANGm not so many years ago were a luxury to be enjoyed only at Christmas time,” Today they are almost a necessity the year around. Their only sei.ous rival in heaith giv ing properties are tomatoes either fresh or canned and at this season oranges are far cheaper than fresh tomatoes, They are plentiful, juicy and sweet. Use them mot only for juice but for fruit cup, salads and desserts. Both new and old potatoes are very reasonable at present and of fine quality. Use new potatoes boiled or baked and old potatoes mashed, fried or baked. Green beans are again an outstand ing green vegetable but . they are one of many including asparagus, spinach, cabbage and broccoli. Use and enjoy them all. The Quaker Maid suggests the fol lowing menus: Low Cost Dinner i Pot Roast of Beef i 7 Potatoes Onions : Bread and Butter J Banana Custard ¢ 2 Tea or Coffee Milk ; ~ Medium Cost Dinner ‘ : Chicken Pot Pie New Potatoes Green Beans 4 Bread and Butter & Butterscotch Pie X Coffee Milk _ Very Special Dinner i Celery, Radishes, Scallions Baked Ham Mustard Potatoes in Cream Green Beans Lettuce aud Tomato Salad Rolls and Butter Frozen Custard Wafers ' Coffee + Milk e ———————ees e e ettt Watch the Fords Go By! THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEOHG|{ PIEDNMONT MARKET COFFEE—Chase & Sanborn’s, p0und......... 29c TEA—Chase & Sanborn's 37c VaNPBUNG ..\ . o s (Green Label) SOUP—Scott Co. TR UOBA: .o iban s loc PORK & BEANS Swift's—s Can 5.......... zgc COCOA—OQur Mothers 2-Pound Oah...s. .75 % 23c RHUBARB No. 2Can.......a000000000 17c ROYAL ANNE CHEERIES—No. 2/ Can 25¢ BLACK CHERRIES No. 2Ve c-nzgc :AAO::I:'SF\'?—I?:::K:&n. P zsc oe R 0 A Blackowel, 1 Pound Jar... BOC Bulltaartsy. . . it (Bring Your Container) Masdate. iit T NTt o e v . + . -R S o . T : 3 | PA‘//T' _ (YR S= <25 M \' M £5, @ ,k\‘.) I “"#\/“*‘/’ ISI gg -0 Z 5 - e 3 —tS e R - o o &/ ¢ ":"’? TR R R B m - O f =S YD SR : . 0 :22 ki roOD S TORE B B BT P . QoIS . e b= i - = | © 2 : Corner of Lumpkin and Washington Streets Creamery Butter, Lb.27¢ CREAM CHEESE, 2 pkgs. . . . . 15c Peaches 3 Talllans 25¢ LIBBY’S PEARS, N0.2Y2 Can*. . . 20c Apple Sauce 3 No.2Cans 25¢ PURE LARD 4-lb. Carton . . 35¢ 8-Ib. Carton . . 69¢ PINK SALMON, 2Cans . . . . . 25¢ PURE GOLD SOUTH GEORGIA SYRUP No. 1%2 Can, 10c—No. 212 Can, 20c ‘No. 5 Can, 39¢c—Gallon, 75¢ < WESSON OIL, Bulk, Quart . . . . 25¢c STOKELY’S SIFTED OR CERTI FIED SMALL Peas MN.2¢an 15c¢ ¥ . , £ HEINZ SOUPS, Assorted, 2 Pint Cans 27¢ e it SPRING CLEANING* NEEDS Octagon Soap or Powder, 5 Package5...........ce5e0.00...10¢ Lighthouse Cleanser, 3 Cans)c.ccae: cocece iocies samsissss. 100 Varick Ameonia, Quart Bottle. .., ... siiiviiiiy sornveerees 1808 Johnson's Floer Wax, pound oßM.iveecsescises seseseeesss B 0 Selox or PElMOlive BOREE, BOX . iitveist civeiviine sussviasss DO Palmolive or Camay Soap, 3 Bare. ............. ceescves....l4o Drant or Santilludh, 08R. ... .ol i s e DL BRI o R eets n N e KRAFT’S CHEESE SPREADS, Jar . .17c MORNING FAVORITE COFFEE, Ib. 19c OVALTINE, Small Size Can . . . . 39¢c FANCY CELERY, Stalk . . . 5¢ - TV5c LARGE BUNCHES CARROTS . . . 5¢ FANCY STRING BEANS, gallon . . 30c SNOW WHITE CAULIFLOWER, ib. . 12¢ BRANDED STEAKS, pound . . 25¢ -30 c BRANDED BEEF ROAST. pound 15¢-17¢ BREAKFAST BACON. Ib. . 17¢-20¢-23¢ SMALL PORK CHOPS, pound . . . 20c¢ PORK SHOULDER ROAST, pound . 15¢ Country Style Pork Sausage, pound . 18c¢ FANCY DRESSED HENS, pound . . 20c ——FULL LINE COLD MEATS—- READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS Anchovy Paste, Ancho vies, Tuna Fish, Caviar, Deviled Ham, Minced Clams Celery, Lettuce, Toma toes, String Beans, New Potatoes, Squash, and Green Peppers MEAT SPECIALS SMALL HOME CURED HAMS, p0und............ zoc (Whole) BACON SQUARES For Slicing, pound.... 121/2c COLUMBIA BACON Pountd. ...i kdicini 19c COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE, pound Zoc CHOICE WESTERN RIB STEW, p0und........ loc 2¢?Aao:JSF,‘Gpi:nd., i 121/20 ' BEEF ROAST, pound— -121/5¢ to 20c l White Lily FLOUR 24-Ib. Bag . .. $1.25 12-Ib. Bag . . . . 67c 4.lbs. jewel . 3lc 8-Ibs. jewel . 60c 4-lbs. Pure . . 39¢ 8-lbs. Pure . . 77¢ AMERICAN CHEESE,pound . . . . . . . . . 15 PINK SALMON, Tall Can, 2for . . . . . . . . 25 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE,pound . . . . . . 29 LIBBY’S OR DEL MONTE PEACHES, No. 21 Can 15. COLLEGE INN RICE DINNER, 2for . . . . . . 19 JEFFERSON ISLAND TABLE SALT, 5 for . . . 12 BLACK-EYED PEAS, Zpounds . . . . . . . . lic JERSEY CORN FLAKES, 2for . . . .'. . . . 13 AMERICAN DILL PICKLES, 25-oz. Jar . . . . . 13 AMERICAN SWEET GHERKINS, 25-oz. Jar . . 19 RUMFORD BAKING POWDER. 1-Pound Can .. . 25¢ WALDORF TOILET TISSUE 3 for . . .. . . 13¢ old Virginia BRUNSWICK STEW, No. 1 Can, 2 for 25 Old Virginia BRUNSWICK STEW, No. 2 Can . . 2lc NUCOA postnd .sc'3 i 0 & 6ty & aih v 1 HOLSUM MACARONI and SPAGHETTE, 2 for . . 9c UNEEDA PREMIUM FLAKES, pound . . . . . 15¢ EDGEMONT HONEY GRAHAMS, package . . . 16c ARMOUR’S CORNEDBEEF . . . . . ... . 15 POST TOASTIES, 3%ab " ¥0 Ve liie ooy . 25k POST BRANTLAREE sibi . v v v cn . . 10c ROSEDALE QUEEN OLIVES, 8-oz. . . . . . . 10c OCTAGON WASHING POWDER, sfor . . . . Ilc CAMAYSOUAF, 3B &0 o e 5 & & v« « Ue MT. VERNON APPLE JELLY, Small, 2for . . . . 19c LIBBY’S PREPARED MUSTARD, 2for . . . . . 1% ROSEDALE CORN BEEF HASH, 2for . . . . . 19 OUR FAVORITEPEAS 2for . . . . . . . . 25 DOLE’S DIAMOND HEAD PINEAPPLE JUICE. 2 for 25¢ OLD VIRGINIA BEANS AND HAM, 2for . . . . 1% TASTY FLAKE SODA CRACKERS, pound . . . 10c VANILLA WAFERS; pevad’ {15% 4o ... .15 CHOCOLATE PECAN CAKES, pound . . . . . 1% Rogers Santos Coffee, lb.. .19%ac Gold Label Coffee, pound. .22Va¢ Hot Cup Coffee, pound. . . 1772¢ Brookfield Butter, pound. .. . 27c Cloverbloom Butter, pound. . . 27¢c STOKELY’S— Party Peas, No. 2 can. ... . 19¢ Tiny Peas, No. 2 can. .. .. .2lc Tiny Peas, No. 1 can, 2 for. 25¢ Peas and Carrots, No. 2 can 17¢ - Succotash, No. 2 can. ... 13¢ Catsup, 14-ox. bottle, 2 for 25¢ Honey Pod Peas, No. 2 can 17¢ Honey Pod Peas, No. 1 can Il¢ Saurkraut, No. 2 can. . . ... 10¢ Saurkraut, No. 212 cant. .12V5e Finest Corn, can.... .. . . Ile Whole Grain Corn, 2 for. . . 25¢ Whole Tomatoes, can. ... . 10c Green Lima Beans, 2 No. I’s 25¢ Green Lima Beans, No. 2 ¢an 17¢ PRODUCE Lettuce. large head . . .7c Celery,stalk . . . . . 5¢ Irish Potatoes, 5-lbs. . 15¢ Lemons, dozen .. . . 15¢ Cabbage, Ib. . . . . . 2 Winesap ApggﬁsL,UZ doz. . 25¢ Carrots, bun(ch e IN OUR MARKET DEPARTMENTS Fancy Western Meats LOIN STEAK, pound. . ... . 20c ROUND STEAK, pound. ... .18¢ VEAL CHOPS, 2 pounds. . .. 35¢ BEEF CROSS RIBS, pound. .. . 11¢ Southern Style Steak, pound.ls¢ Pure Pork Sausage, 2 pounds.3s¢ Fancy Stew Meat, 3 pounds. . 25¢ P R SNAY B A SRy sl b D FANCY BABY BEEF AND NICE ASSORTMENT FRESH FISH! ROGERS QUALITY FOOD SHOPS XYZ Salad Dressing, pint. XYZ Salad Spread, pint . .. XYZ Salad Dressing, quart XYZ Salad Spread, quart. Libby’s Koast Beef, 2 for . Welch’s Grape Juice........15¢ Our Favorite Peas, 2 for. .. . .25 Sohomey Relish, Hot, 2 for. . 1% Sohomey Relish, Sweet, 2 for 19¢ Sohomey Pepper Hash, 2 for. 19 Pic Cherries, 2 f0r......... 2% Lovely Jeli, 4 for. ... .. .. Ll 9 Bonita Syrup, No. 5 can. .. .. 3le P&GG Soap, large, 3 f0r......10c Solon Blae i, ... 1% Arm & Hammer Soda, 6 for. 25 Doggic Dinner, 2 f0r........15¢ Evaporated Peaches, pound. .. 10¢ Post Bran Flakes. ... .. .....10 Swansdown Cake Flour. . . ..2% CIRCUS FLOUR—Plain and 5. R 24.ibs, . . 89¢c—A8-Ibs. . $1.75 ROGERS NO. 37—Plain and 5. R. 24-Ibs. . $1.00—48-Ibs. . $1.% w 3 2-Ibl. . . . 55¢ WHITE LlLY—Plain and 5. R 12:ks. . . 65¢—24-Ibs. . $1.25 BALLARDS—PIain and S. R. 12:4bs. . . 63¢—24-Ibs. . $1.2! GOLD MEDAL—PIIain and 5. R. 12-lbs. . . 63c—24-Ibs. . sl.2] PILLSBURY—PIain and S. R. 120b5.". . 59c—24-Ibs. . $1.17 Chipped Beef, V2-Ib., 25¢: Ib. 4% Fancy Chuck Roast, pound. - I** Fancy Pot Roast, pound . . .. 12/ Bacon Squares, pound .. . 12)%¢ Fresh Mixed Sausage, pound Aoe Fresh Hamburger, 2 pounds. 25¢ Fresh Meat Loaf, 2 poun_dlsf_-u'-zsc FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 9y '—-\\ v, 3-Pounds = 2% 10-Pounds . 51c 25-Pound: . $1.2