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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR There were 3,509,000 persons liv ing on farms in the United States on Jan. 1. 1934 1 uard your . — e ¥ Health= - — g g with— i - /_‘/ ¥ — i - R =5 FLIES, MOSQUITOES | sAN D OTHER INSECTS | f? i A Preserving (R @CTTR) Summer. RNG B Fruits oy umecan: 8 @ §:VJISUGAR — ot PO stesner — 1.,1* Q*ﬂfﬂ"}%}? Bnulateq -:/% Z") | Nnah Suqua\r -Refme,qd;% “2he Sweetest Sugar Ever Sold" b i LD L WHERE ECONOMY RULES T R AT e T TR R I g okt 4 TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU 235 Lumpkin Street—3so Broad Street SULTANA—BROKEN SLICES 35c PINEAPPLE, 2 No. 21/2Cans . . . A&P FANCY WHITE KERNEL iy CORN. 3 No. 2 Cans . . . . . . &9C RAJAH SALAD OIL, pintcan . . . . . . 15¢ WISCONSIN AMERICAN B e i e NEW YORK STATE, pound ... . . 23¢ ‘ APPLE SAUCE, Quaker Maid, 3 No. 2 Canss . ..iiuiit v 00 CIDER VINEGAR, Rajah, 3 pints...........coooenueenes.. 280 VIENNA SAUSAGE, Libby’s, 4 No. V 2 Can5..‘.....:........29c OCTAGON SOAP OR POWDER, 5 Small 5ize..............11 BUTTER THINS, Uneeda, 2 package5....................1% SHREDDED WHEAT, package........ ...... 1?c ASSORTMENT DELUXE, NBC, package..................27c DILL PICKLES, Ala. Girl, 2 26-oz. jar5................e.. .27¢ PICKLES, Old Virginia Assorted, 8-ooz. B seankaliia R GRAPE JUICE, A&P Pure, 2 Pints, D7O AUATE. .o o s 00051000 APPLE BUTTER, Sultana, 28-oz. jar...................... 17 KETCHUP, Qdaker -Maid, 2 8-oz. b0tt1e5..................17¢ PORK & BEANS, Quaker Maid, 3 1-lb. RMR | SPAGHETTI, Encore, & B esl i g e Y PEANUT BUTTER, Sultana, 2 1-lb. JAPS, . ibil ah o Gudns el SANDWICH SPREAD, Rajah, 2 pint 5.............. sie v A OBG SALAD "DRESSING, Rajah, 2 pint5...............0.n..c0..250 STUFFED OLIVES, Encbre, 2 6-ooz. PU BT i PLAIN OLIVES, Sultana, CT T RI SR e O R DIXIE BUTTER,pound . . . , . . 26c SWIFT’S JEWEL SHORTENING Pound Carton, 9c — 4-Pound Carten 31c - . . 8-Pound Carton 60c Light House Cleanser, 3 14-oz. cans . 10c YUKON CLUB—PALE DRY 25 GINGER ALE, 3 28-oz. bottles . . (Plus 5¢ Bottle Deposit) Yukon Club Ginger Ale, Lime Rickey, or 50 Sparkling Water—l2-ooz. bottle . . . . . ' i (Plus 2c Per Bottle Deposit) Cardner’s Potate Chips, Giant Bag . . . . . 10¢ AT THE A&P MEAT MARKET IN THE BROAD STREET STORE SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Genuine Imported Switzer Cheese ¥eal Drum Sticks, pound. ... .. ........, .25 Meai Loaf, made of real good pork, beef, BR DI .. . s s IBE Genuine Spring Lamb Shoulder Roast, Leg O’ Lamb and Chops. We Have a Complete Cooked Meat Counter and Fancy Cheese FOR YOU TO SELECT YOUR COLD PLATE DINNER FROM! OUR MARKET IS STOCKED WITH THE BEST BEEF AND VEAL THAT COMES TO ATHENS! C TR R SR R| | Cooked and Peeled Shrimp, V2-nound. . . . . 23¢ Plenty of Fresh Fish this Week-end! Morrel!’s Boneless Smoked Butts, pound. . . . 31c¢ (Fine for Baking) R Dl Pickles, 3 For. ..... .... .......10¢ Fancy Breakfast Bacon, pound 25¢, 27¢, and 29c , Two thousand six hundred twen ty-six churches were destroyed during the World war; all but 50 of these have since bcen repaired or rebuilt. A Point Barrow, Alaska, 'is the northernmost postoffice operated by this country. _Billiard balls are made f{rom ‘easein, a product of precipitated 'b’iittérf‘ﬁﬂk.' 3 S : PLAIN OR SELF-RISING FLOUR lona . Sunnyfield 24-Ibs. # 24-lbs. 97c $1.07 e it Over Million Americans | .Have Openly Approved of .Roosevelt Admimstratio:, (Continuea From Page One) Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, West Virginia and the District of Columbia. Trend For Year Showing the trend since the 1932 election, of the total votes cast 459,338 have changed their minds about Roosevelt., Of those who voted for Hoover in 1932, 237,452 now vote “yes” for Roose velt. Of those who voted for Roosevel in the 1932 election, | 183,782 now vote ‘‘no” on his poli ciés. Of those who voted for others than Roosevelt or Huuverl in 1932, 38,104 now vote ‘yes’ omn the Roosevelt policies. This gives the President a net gain of 91,774 or 5.29 percent. The vote in seventeen major colleges of ‘the nation shows a total of 16.203 votes for the ad ministration ang 9,025 against. It might be pointed out here, how ever, that the University of Vir ginia is the only Southern ml-% lege *polled, i Fog Special Polls 1 { In the six special polls which | the Digest conducted among 1 bankers, clergymen, business men, | educators, lawyers and physicians, 11 only the bankers as a class voted | fagninst the TRoosevelt policies. | ‘Rmse\'e]t got 47.59 percent off | these banker-ballots. The clergy | voteq “ves” by 54.36; Dbusiness| |men “ves,” 56.23; physicians “yes,” | | 56.83; lawyers “‘yes,”: 53.19; and} | the educators voted “yes”, by 67.20 i percent, The educators in every | one of the forty-eight states and | the District of Columbia voted in l the majority “yes.” Hoover “‘carried” thirteen of the | seyenteen colleges listed .in the 1,1,9x_z,. poll. Today, the Roesevelt %A“FFUE A hg‘:ﬁ | TR e . INSECT POWDER il Scott Co.—Tall Can Tomato Juice . . . 10c Scott Co.~—~Tall Can BN . . .. e Peter Pan Milk, 6 small cans 19¢ Libby's—No. 2/2 Can Fruit for Salad . . 29¢ Broken Slice—No .2V2 Can Pineapple . . . . . 19 White House Apple Sauce, 2 for 23c White House—2-Pound Jar Apple Jelly . . . . 23c Hy-Grade Coffee,lb. . . . . . 2lc . McCormick’s»—Quart Salad Dressing . . 25c¢ Rosedale Peas, No. 2 can . . 15¢ Canada Dry Cinger Ale, qt. . . 23c Canada Dry—Quart Sparkling Water . 23c - 24-Poundg Dainty Flour . . $1.40 /2-Pound Can Banquet Tea . . . 45¢ 7-oz. Can Pimentos . . . . . 10¢c No. 2 Can Grapefruit Juice . . 15¢ Large Package Tot’s Potato Chips 10c Bulk Wesson Oil, qt. . . 25¢ Plain or Stuffed Anchovies, jar . . . 35¢ Jar imported Caviar . 35¢ No. 1 Tall Can Fresh Prunes, 2 for 25¢ Pints Grenadine Syrup . 50¢ il i OUR BEEF IS THE BEST IN TOWN! Genuine Spring Lamb! COMPLETE ASSORT MENT OF COLD MCATS! NO MORE ARGUMENT e vne Beet B <1 Biscuit. New, =y = oy it s test against al ILY P intheSouth. S You try it. o 24-Ibs. DAINTY s - 12-Ibs. FLOUR 7 6-lbs. 40c¢ THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA policies have carried all seven teen. A In the six special class voting in Georgia, the bankers gave Roosevelt 363 for and 53 against; clergy, 186 for and 139 against; business men, 1,050 for and 275 against; educators, 189 for and 25 against; lawyers, 500 for ang 103 against; and physicians, 645 for and 113 against. Of the six clasges, it will thus be seen that the Roosevelt policies had their closest call with the «clergy, a margin of only 47 over the un faveorable vote. i In its announcement the Digest PIGGLY - WIGGLY Royal Gelatin . . . s¢c Phillips’ Pork & Beans, 6 1-Ib. cans . . . 25¢ PINEAPPLE, No. 2 Can . . . . . . Ibc Silvernip Grapefruit Juice, No. 2 Can . . 15¢ DILL PICKLES, 2 24-oz.jars . . . . 29¢c Hershey’s Checolate Syrup, 1-lb. can . 10c Ovaltine, Reg. Size 39c—Large Size . 79¢c Palmolive or Octagon Toilet Soap, cake . 5¢ TOMATOES, CORN, BEANS, No. 2 Can 10¢c Stuffed Olives, 3-oz. bot., 10c; 5-oz. Jar 15¢ §;;FJ{:§L BSE;;e::ijls)int e e s R Kraf’s Cheese, jar . . . .. . . . Ilc Philadephia Cream Cheese, 2 cakes . .15¢ Tuna Fish, Fancy White Meat, 7-ooz. cai 20¢ 2-oz. Can Mushrooms. ... 10c Chase & Sanborn’s Dated Coffee, 1-Ib. 31c¢ All White Infertile Eggs, Day Old, doz. 27¢ FLOUR, 24-Pounds . . . . . . .$1.09 Valier’s Dainty Flour, 24-pound sack $1.40 Potatces, No. 1 White Cobblers, 5-lbs. 9c 27 over what Flour bakes the ;.? I4bso Best Biscuit. New, Im- 2 =NL= proved Dainty wins every 12-Ibs. RO test against all popular i9¢ ‘ “““““ = ﬂyoursv£ sol% in the South. 6-Ibs. = == ou try it. APt y i 40c & The Old Reliable Wingfield's Home Raised Butter Beans, gallon .. .. 20c Fresh Tender Okra .... .... ... .... 12)¢ Fresh Crowder Peas, gallon .... .... _._ 15¢ Home Raised Cucumbers, 3 for .... .... 5¢ Large Fancy Blended Celery, each ... 1715¢ Large Hard Head Lettuce, each .. .._._ 10¢ No. 1 New White Potatoes, 10 pounds - - 20¢ Faney Juicy Lemons, dozen .... .... .. 20¢ Firm Ripe Banznas, dozen .... .... .. 20¢ Firm Ripe Tomatoes, 3 pounds ..._ .... 25¢ Fancy Green Bell Pepper, 2 for .... .... 5e Fresh Tender Corn,dozen .... .... .... 20¢ Nuco Butter 2 for29c¢c 1 Package Free In our Meat Market you will find nothing but TENDER MEAT at the Best Price in Town. Come in and let Mr. Beusse cut you a Nice Tender Roast or Steak. Also a com plete line of Cold Meats for Sandwiches. WINGFIELD'S CASH GROCERY CO. PHONES NR WE DELIVER 1030—1031 &>" At No Extra Cost to You 382 East Broad Street pointed out that in its pre-elec tion vote in-1982 that 2 its ballot prediction proved 98.65 percent ] accurate in forecasting the Roose velt popular vote and significant- ’.I 1y pointeq to the fact that in this 1934 poll on the Roosevelt policies, the administration received 1,083,- 752 favorable votes against 688411 unfavorable ballots out of the to- | tal of 1,772,163 cast—a Vvofe of confidence from more than three | out, of five of those voting. T s | ~ Turnips were used by ancient cooks to counterfeif the taste and shape of flesh and fish. | Nucoa, b. .. ... 10c | Apple Sauee ~, 12¢ 4-lbs. Jewel . 3lc 8-lbs. Jewel . 60c 4-Ibs. Silverleaf 35¢ mwiel Cookies i, ' 158 TALL CAN % SUNSET MACKEREL, 2 fo_rl 5¢ TELLAM'S—BULK PEANUT BUTTER, 2-ibs. 25¢ LARGE SIZE DK SOAP. 2 oy, . . 7cC E:lsetrican Cheese i Eé} a 5 Sk 1o C(;célgoM(xlro g peltonte Bantam Corn 2 “* 25| 1-POUND CAN—CALUMET BAKING POWDER . . . .2DC OLD VIRGINIA X BEANS AND HAM. 2 for 11 C JEWEL SAlap o - 213 Santos Coffee ™ 19 RED LABEL—S-Pound Can BRE'R RABBIT SYRUP . 91C 24-OZ. BOTTLE—WHITE HOUSE APPLE VINEGAR . . . . . 12C BULK GRITS, 5-pounds . . . . . 12c Gold Label COFFEE ™™ 23 Lovely lJell 2 =9 Assorted Flavors oL &)kl W CIRCUS—PIain and S. R. 24-Ib. Bag 89c—A48-!b. Bag $1.75 ROGERS BEST—PIlain and S. R. 12-lbs. . . 55¢—24-Ibs. . . 99¢ 48-lbs. . . . $1.89 BALLARDS—PIIain and S. R. 12-Ibs. . . 61c—24-Ibs. . . $1.19 PRODUCE Fresh Tender Okra,pound . . . . . . . .. 10c] Fancy Tomatoes, 2-pounds . . . . . . . . . 15 No. 1 Red Potatoes, 5-pounds . . . . . . . . 12 BUNCR el . . . ~ L e Dot Colage Sdnds .. . o 3 White or Yellow Onions, 2-pounds . . ... . . . % IN OUR MARKET DEPARTMENTS FANCY WESTERN MEATS AT THE LOWEST PRICES! FANCY . POT ROAST, 2-pounds . . . 25¢ WESTERN o CLUB STEAK, pound . . . . 20¢ VEAL : DRUM STICKS, 1b..........25¢ BEST™ MIXED . SAUSAGE, pound . . . . . . 10c WESTERN ~ VEAL STEAK Jb. ... .. . . . ..25¢ WESTERN Hd CHUCK ROAST, Ib. . . . . . 10¢c Quality Food Shops FRIDAY, JULY 6, 103, BUTTE Springbrook 2 Cloverbloom SMALL ; OK POWDERS, 5 for . . {(NR TWO . CAMAYSOAP ... . . W MEDIUM = f- IVORY SOAP, 2for . . |1 P.:D. A INSECT SPRAY, pint .| 3 FRENCH’S MUSTARD, 2 jars for . . 1 PACKAGE o » GRAPENUT FLAKES ' | PACKAGE / SHREDDED WHEAT . . 1 PACKAGE 20. MULE TEAM BORAX _ | STRONGHEART DOG FOOD, 4 for . . . . C DEL MONTE—No. 2 Can FRESH PRUNES . . . . . 1 LIBBY’S POTTED MEAT, 3 for . . 1 HOLSUM Macaroni or Spaghetti, 2 pkg. ST. CHARLES MILK. Tall Can, 3 for . . 17 GOLD MEDAL—PIIain and §. 12-obs.. . . 61c—24-lbs. . . SI. WHITE LlLY—Plain and 5.} 12-Ibs. . . 65c—24-Ibs. . .Sl PILLSBURY—PIain 12-Ibs. . . 61c—24-Ibs. . . $I! WESTERN STEW MEAT, 3-lbs. . FRESH - HAMBURGER, 2-Ibs. . FRESH MEAT LOAF, 2-Ibs. . FRESH CROAKERS, 2-Ibs. . . FANCY PAN TROUT, Ib. . . . Eheofi: =8 "% § | MULLET, 3-lbs. . . .