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Newspaper Page TextrRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1934, CHRISTIAN CASH GRO. " CURTIS C. CHRISTIAN Wwe Deliver 271 Dußose Phone 771 ’_ﬂm Firm Ripe Tomatoes, Ib. 1 Crowder ... e 7 /zc Peas, gallon . . . 10c OKRA «—~ CUCUMBERS — TENDER CORN ————— S ————— Unbolted MeaL 6'_l«bs- T - IGC (,umpound” ¥ Lard, 4-lb. ¢tn. . . 33¢ ALL COLD MEATS AND FRESH MEATS fresh mayonnaise in 90 seconds! b Quick mayonnaise maker :lz’ and can of Wesson Oil !Eq_‘__ i AN 85c VALUE ngg: 49€ =IH§ . % ; omOn d |».»..:°':=.. TR . We Deliver in Amounts Of SI.OO or More! PHONE 2016 Corner of Lumpkin and Washington Streets Velvix Ice Cream Powder, 2 boxes . 15¢ Bulk Vinegar, qt. 10c; 1/2-gal. 15¢; gal. 29¢ Ag. College or B ‘)80 (o-op Creamery utter ot U, Mrs.,Eidson’s Home-Made Cakes, each 25¢ ?Eén;ier Fresh Purple Prunes . . . 15c Country Eggs dozld R_{ii;li §;)::;Il:;/ozo-spint, 15¢; pint .. . 25¢ 1-4 Pound Tetley’s or Banquet Tea - One Dozen Fancy Lemons Both for 390 2 Libby’s Vienna Sausage 1 Armour’s Potted Meat All 3 for 19c Economy Soda Crackers, 1-Ib. box . 121/2¢ Fconomy Graham Crackers, pound . 15¢ Dressed Friers! Full Line of Cold Meats for 5 July 4th Picnic Lunches! : Silver Wil ... 15c No More o Argument Now Ol’aﬂge JUice ia 15c g:ix;swizzz Féc;t;; & Blecult Delntg ALIERS 2] voca-Cola, 6 for 25¢ fututsitore: EIIIINSE : Plus 10c Bottle Deposit) L%Z“&‘L’&“’%&E T ;:ESH-—"-'————'—_ try it. Wﬁ‘ Fig Newtons, . 10c ) MN'" EF ;»!'**:etd Skinless C ;I‘Sb:: Veiners, Ih. ... 20c FLOUR :* r\“—;_——————T—- ‘resh mayonnaise in 90 seconds! N Quick mayonnaise mal;o.l" :r’ and can of Wesson ©i | S AN QBc VALUE BOTH I PIH% s@__, foa ,‘ ; ‘"— . Well Filled 5 Butter Beans gal. 174 c Home Grown Squaah, b.. . ;. . 2 M Pure Apple (Bulki lVinegar, . Bulk ' Wesson Qil, pint 12V5¢ oo =4 7/ =\ / r . s What She Didn't Learn From Books F ROM botany and geogra phy books she learned that the finest Orange Pekoe tea grows in the mountains of India and Ceylon. But she didn’t learn to l%)preciatc fine tea flavor until she took her first sip of Ban quet Orange Pekoe Tea. Now she has discovered that one spoonful of exfra juicy Banquet Tea leaves makes as much as two spoonfuls of the cheaper teas. And that this rich, sweet, full-flavored tea— equally delicious iced or hot— +leaves no bitter after-taste. Take her tip. Ask for Banquet Tea—in the orange can that seals in the flavor. Wonderful| ! Nl — = /"’”,’ Mm«s ! el gombt ZEL el DELIVERIES AT 9:00 - 10:00 - 4:30 HIGHWAY 15 BODY | MAKES PLANS TODAY l AT GATHERING HERE | (Continued From Page One) l boro pointed out that it would be | wise to hold the affair during the' summer when the political cam paigns were at their heignt, buti that political speeches he barred. F. M. Reeves, Cornelia, spoke in' favor of thig idea, on the basis! that the object of the ’'cue is to| sell the paving of Route 15 to the' authorities, and that it, would be wise to hold it as soon as pbsslole' and before the federal appropria tion to Georgia is already disposed of. Mr. Boswell suggested that the affair be held on Wednesday, July! 18, but this was amended to Thurs day, July 19, as many stores close | on Thursday afternoons, and thel change of date would permit many more persons to attend the ‘cue. W. M, Lovett, state senator from Johnson county, moved that the counties report the number of per sons planning to attend at lzast| 5 days before July 19, and that the| barbecue entertainment committeei be instructed to przpare for that | number plus 30 per cent more to[ take care of others who will come.i Dr. 8. V. Sanford spoke briefly on the n2cessity for the paving of] the route, and the necessity for| making the barbecue one of the largest ever held in Georgia, point ing out that the chances of reach ing the desired goal would be increased if a large crowd is pres- | «nt to show that the people along! the route are in earnest. | Col. J, D. Watson was appoint-' ed chairman of the committee to | have charge of the ‘cue, and th-e' other members were to be appoint- | ’ed ‘by President Griffeth. Commit-; tees to go berore tie highway goard ! and the governor concerning the | 'work will also be appoint2d. i The barbecue ard entertainment {committee appointed by Mr. Grif [fith and headed by Colonel Wat- | I son, consists of Tate Wright, Ath-' lens; Felix Boswell, Greensboro; | I'Ralph Brightwell, Watson Springs, and W, Shannon Elder, Watkins- 1 ville. ’ Those present at the meeting this morning ang the counties they representsq are. Clarke county: | B. M. Grier, Engineer; M. K. Nich- } ’olson, Commissioner; J, K. Davis, Luther W. Nelson, Dr. S. V. San lfor.d of the University, Abit Nix lJoel A. Wier, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce; J. A, Wil |lis and M. L. St, John of the Ath lens Daily Times, and Jack Flatau and Hugh Rowe of the Athens [Banner-Hera.ld; Washington con ty: G. W. Doolittle, secretary of the Board of Roads and Revenue, ‘Sandersville and W. J. Wommack, Lennille; J. W. Jolly and J. G | 5-Ibs. Sugar . . . . . 28¢ | 5-Ib. Sack Sugar .. . 30c |6 Cans Lighthouse 1 - Clesntil . . ... . . 25¢ ' 5 Pkgs. Regal Toilet | 0 Bsc '6 Bars OK Soap . . . 25¢ iS Bars Palmolive | | Seap ..... ;s 2% ' Fresh Tender Corn, | l Dasen .. ~ ..i 30 'Red Ripe Tomatoes, | | 3 Pounds for . . . 25¢c '3 Cans Tomatoes . . 25¢ ' Tender String Beans, j B . .. 1% | Butter Beans, gallon 25¢ | 24-Ibs. Swansdown {: Flowr . . . .+ $1.85 ' 1-Pound Old Fashion | Pound Cake .. . . 15¢ One Home Made Bread and One Dozen Butter 'RoIIs—BOTH FOR 18c! | ARNOLD & ABNEY THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA (Logan, Banks county; Jackson county: W. A, Holsenbeck, L. L. Davis and Dr. J. C, Verner. Green county: Dr. C. C. King, ’ﬁreonshuro. M. H. Tappan, White Plains, E, T. Boswell, Jr., Siloam, &F‘. E. Boswell, Greensboro and Jim [Williams, Greensboro; Ocone® ‘couty: nDave Weatherford, R, M. }\Nicholson, W. 8, Hider, T. B : - Fullilove, and. Philip Hardigree, ' Watkinsville, H. H. Fambrough, IFarmingtnn, Col. J. D, Watson and W. A. Thomas; Jeff Davis county: LBill,v T.ott and Robery FHarrison, ordinary, Hazlehurst, and R. J. Rothenberry; Johnson county: C. D, Rountree, J. W. Brinson, W. C. Brinson and W. H. Lovett, Wrightsville; Hancock county: G. W. Rivers, Marvin G. Pound, G. L Dickens, clerk and attorney, and E. C. Miller, vice-chairman of thej commissioners, Sparta; Oglethorpe county: R. P. Brightwell and C. B. Nicholson;Hahersham county: L. Y. Irvin and H. M, Reeves, Cornelia, Dr. J. B. Jackson and Frank E. Gabrels, ordianry, Clark esvide and Cleve Poss. ' . TREASURY RECEIPTS WASHINGTON.—(#)—The po sition of the Treasury June 19 was: receipts, $31,802,789.66; expen ditures. $44,718,014.95; balance, $2,- 722,602,164.37; customs receipts for the month, $13,519,915.84. Receipts for the fiscal vear since July 1, were $3,027,915,576.09; ex penditures, $6,825,732,385.56, in cluding $3,824,895,985.93 of emer sency expenditures; excess of ex penditures, $3,797,816,809.47; gold assets, $7,834,460,190.26. s PIGGLY - WIGGLY PHONES 1641-1642—WE DELIVER Silvernip Grapefruit Juice, No. 2 Can . 15¢ Golden Nip Orange Juice, No. 2 Can . . 15¢ Taylor’s Grape Juice, pint 15¢; Quart . 29¢ Mayonnaise, All Brands, 8-oz. 15¢; Pt., 25¢ ﬁ;:;ard vis b 10E l B’iﬁ(i’ickle.... . 15¢ Dessert Sliced Peaches, 3 Tall Cans . . 25¢ g;cloa?lc)'(r:ssing, pint 15¢; Quart . . 25¢ Tot’s Potato Chips, Large Package . . 10c New Yorker Ginger Ale, 3 Lg. Bottles 25¢ Libby’s Asparagus, White, No. 2 can . 25¢ Rosedale Peas, No.2Can . . . . . 15¢c fresh mayonnaise in 90 seconds! |8 Quick mayonnaise maker lE‘ * and can of Wesson Oil I!t@ | {{[[Wess” AN 85c VALUE a?;g 49: !ln * Nucoal(;; Waterground Meal, 6-lbs. 15¢; 12-lbs. 29¢ Valier’s Dainty Flour, 24-Ib. bag . $1.35 Crystal Flake Shortening, 4-Ib. ctn. . 39c PINK Salmon, 2 for . . 25¢ 2-POUND PACKAGE Lipton’s Tea . . 35¢ Our Mother’s Cocoa, 2-lb. Can . . . 23c Ovaltine, Reg. Size, 39c; Large Size . . 79c¢ g = N over what Flour bakes the Best Biscuit. New, Wy = Improved Dainty 71030 wins every test B — against all popu- B Bnlnl‘v = lar flours sold in [~ the South. You FLOUR try it. M H 24-Ibs. $1.40 12-Ibs. 75¢ 6-!bs. 40c¢ VPRSI, SUMMER SALE .- 3 ‘:T\-'i*‘\ n o Ny Co 2% g ﬁ“°Q~ e U now Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are al ways an outstanding buy in cereals. Many servings from a 1 package costing only a few cents. Finestquality and flavor. 1 Special values for a limited | time. Buy now. ] SEASON’S BIGGEST l VALUE a 7 | W To enable firemen to fight fires beneath wharves, a hose nozzle mounted in a vertical position on a floating buoy that can be guided by a long handle, has been invent ed. For taking photographs from the air, a German has invented a camera that is carried aloft by a rocket, being lowered by a para chute after the plate is exposed. A mild pneumonja is developed by nearly every case of measles, fﬁ;;l:l Wheat . 10c lv;:)stﬁq:r, 5 for..loc TWO PACKAGES Royal Gelatin . . 13¢ CHASE & SANBORN—DATED Coffee, Ib. .. . . 31c g:;::r Suds . ... 25¢ 5tarch........... 10c W;;son Oil, qt. . 25¢ Pilbnakivs Soon. 5 Cleanser ... ... 13c Vi:;gar, ga1....29c Life and Casualty Insurance Company Banquets Employes Thirty-two peéple from Athens and this section attendsd the sec ond quarterly banquet of the Life and Casualty Insurance company held last night at the Georgian hotel at 8 o'clock, The banquet was given for the employes of the company and their wives. J. 8. McDonald, manager for the Athens district, was in charge of arrangements for the banquet. N. A. Hunter, district manager, of At lanta acted as toastmaster. W, V. Walker, vice-president of the company was the main speaker last night, and all present enjoyed his address. A Representatives of the company from Covington, Gainesville, Mon roe, Greensboro, Winder, Buford, Toccoa Atlanta and Athens wera present at the banquet. Those attending were Miss Flor ella Morris, cashier for the com pany here; J. M. Rogers, Athens; Miss Minie Hymer, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. M. E, Tolbert, Gaines ville: Mr, and Mrs. S. C. Morrison, Covington; I, M. Almand, Athens; J. H. Patton, Gainesville; Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Scoggins, Athens; Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Veazey, Greens bhoro. . A. J. Dial, Monroe; H. H. Hoo paugh, Winder; Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Forrester, Buford; E. H. Vick ery, Toccoa; W. C. Laseter, Mon roe; Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Burton, CGainesville; Mr. and Mrs, W. K. Weatherly, Athens; and Mr. and Mrs. C. A, McKinney, Gainesville; | Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Braselton, Mon "roe; W. V, Waiker, Atlanta; N. A, Hunter, Atlanta, and Mr. and Mrs, J. 8. McDonald, Athens. Music Teacher For Athens Schools Is Proposed to Board ‘Suggestion was made and té&ken under advertisement Thursday af ternon at the meeting of the Board of Education that the city schools employ a music teacher. The sug gestion was made by Miss Ellie Bradberry for the P.-T. A, council and was thanked by the board for the suggestion, Superintendent Grier was voted power to spend necessary money up to between S3OO and S4OO for reflooring the High schkool . f i A oo . BISCUITECTOR| Mo T SRS T Tests All NI ‘R = N o - L e [0 % O L 4 - Favorite "‘ . el Fi j‘} R e /"“/ g | : of the South [REREEE Nlos & B TENDERNESS LT BT NEW DAINTY FLOUR WINST The Biscuitector Proves New Dainty Flour Bakes the Most Perfect Biscuit What flour bakes the most perfect biscuit? The millers all claim it. Housewives argue about it. Is there a way to settle these confusing claims? There is. That’s why Valier & Spies chemists perfected the léis cuitector. It scientifically tests biscuits fortenderness,texture, whiteness, and volume. Dainty Scores First Then, to prove there is a difference in flours, we tested, in the Biscuitector, the favor ite flours sold in the South. Then we compared the results GRCCERS: THE NEW IMPROVED DAINTY MAY BE OBTAINED THROUGH _ WEBB-CRAWFORD CO., ATHENS, GA, . and repair. floors .at-Oconee - street. school. Insurance to the amount of sev eral thousands dollars carried on the Baxter street school building has been droppsd, as was the amount carried on the building formerly occupied by teachers on the High school campus. Tha iatter is now a private dwelling. Five PIEDMONT MARKET QUART-—BULK Wesson Oil . . . . 25¢ No. 2 Can—MONARCH Tomato Juice . . . 10c CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S Date Nut Bread . . 20c MONARCH Boston Br. Bread . 15¢ LIBBY'S—No. 2/, Can Fruit Salad . . . . 29¢ Quart—McCORMICK’S \ Salad Dressing . . 25¢ Large Jar—Chopped Olive Meats . . . . 20c Small Jar—Chopped ¢ Olive Meats . . . . 10¢ 24-Pounds Dainty Flour . . $1.40 Pound Can Canova Coffee . . 33¢ Y2-Pound Can Banquet Tea . . . 45¢ fresh mayonnaise in 90 seconds! Quick mayennaise maker and can of Wesson Oil AN 85C B VALUE | L BOTH \” L AOLIES TEXTURE s 5B Y 7 = with New Improved Dainty baked Biscuits. Each flour was tested fairly. The same recipe was used. The dough was roﬁ:d to the same thicEness. Cut to the same size. Baked in the same oven at the same temperature. Only Newlmprovedßaintyßiscuits scored 98.7%. Other flours ranged down as low as 55%. Why does Dainty score so high? éecause the Biscuitector Eroved that a certain new lend of 3 distinct varieties of soft wheats baked the most perfect biscuit. Oanly this ut terly new blend combined the gluten strength for Vol ume and Texture with the Tenderness and snowy White ness of delicate Soft Wheat ...all in one biscuit! Ya!i gr's;/Vew |m_p roved DAINTY FLOUR== thousand dollars mguwgi voted for the High school and two thousand on'Colleg'g avenue se L Since it is often difficult so haye a quorum of membefs present B the meeting, the board pay members only for tl;y:e‘fv | they attend meetings. The rule was in effect until a few years ago, when it was discontinued.. «. . \ NO MORE ARGUMENT over what Flour v, o bakes the Bgst ; i Biscuit. New, =N = it B AN B sl A You try it. o : 24-Ibs. , DAINTY si4o - 12-Ibs. FLOUR 6-'bs. 40c¢ PINTS b 1 g Grenadine Syrup . 50¢ 1-Pound Box—DIXIE Soda Crackers . . 10c 1-Pound Package Macaroni Rings . 14¢ Anchovies, Caviar, An chovy Paste, Imported Sardines, Tuna Fish, Salmon Steaks, Deviled Ham, Mackerel Fillets, Swiss Cheese, Baked Ham (Cooked in Fruit Juices), Boiled Ham, (Sliced), Bologna Sau sage, Pincapple Cheese Spread, Chicken Loaf, Lunch Tongue (Sliced) THE BEST IN NATIVE AND WESTERN MEATS! VTR S ‘ % This simple test will prove it in your own home: ¢x Any Other Flour FREE —ls Dainty Fails to Win the “Count Test!" Get a sack of Valier's New Improved Dainty Flour today. BaEe biscuits with it tomor row. Next day, bake biscuits with the flour you had been using. The third day, bake biscuits with Dainty again. Keep count of the biscuits you bake with each flour and the number your family eats. That’s the final test of good biscuits! Ifyour family doesn’t “clean up” more of the Dainty Biscuits, return the unused Dainty Flour. Your grocer will give you a sack of any other flour absolutely FREE! We will pay him. Get your sack of New Improved Dainty Flour today. Valier & S&iu Milling Corp., St. Louis, Mo. ©1938, V. & S. M. Corp. ‘ Ii ! PAGE THREE B = o FREE ... New Recipes for DAINTY Dainties! New recipes for Dainty Bis cuits, Dainty Cakes, g‘h Mufhins and other Dainty d:z icacies. Includes the 3 biscuit recipes that won the famous Bis cuitector Tests. Elaborately illus trated. Your grocer has purchased a supply. He will gladly give one on tec\ueu, or write to VJ: & SpiesMillingCorp.,St. Louls, Me.