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Don't Tritle With Coughs
Don't let them get a strangle
hold. Fight tHem quickly. Creomul- |
sion combines 7 helps in one. Pow
erful but harmless, Pleasant to take.
No narcotics. Your own druggist lsf
authorized to refund your money |
on the spot if your cough or cold is!
not relieved by Creomulsion. (adv.)
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DIXIE ) .mxnn CRYSTALS is
CRYSTAI.S = refined in the South, in a
: 2 clean, sanitary plant ..., It
puRE CANE?, neaches you pure and fresh,
. S 2 in strong cotton bags. Full - .
UGAR; weight guaranteed. "
5 LBS. NET _
~ Extra Fine —|
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. nah Sugar Rellne’/ =1
ke DIXIE CRYSTALS
PEACHES, No. 2can . . . . . . . 5c
PINK SALMON, tallcan . . . . 10c
RED SALMON, tall can . . . . 17¢c
WESSON. O, pitooov ey 19
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WITH AMERICA
ol 75",“,‘
TGHLATIN DESSERT
SPARKLE
@ Pkgs., 25¢
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:MELL-0
WHEAT
Pkg., 15¢
| COCUMBER
PICKLES
Family Jar
25¢
FANCY BL.UE ROSE
REE D-DoUS - v vivin vo o SR
CORN FLAKES, 2packages . . . 13c
SNOWDRIFT, 6-pound pail . . . . 83c
CéßN,ZNo.anns biie bt e R
CHEESE,pound . . . .. . ... 18
. NEW YORK STATE CHEESE, Ib. 25¢
P&G
SOAP, 3 bars 11c¢
IVORY
SOAP, 2 bars 11c
SMALL SIZE
SELOX, pkg., 5¢
. A&P
$ Pound
TUB BUTTER
E. . 30c
;SILVERBROOK
PRINT BUTTER
3k
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2 14-oz. Bottles
KETCHUP
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: AT THE A&P MEAT MARKET
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY!
Vsl Drum Sticks. p0und................ . 298
Capeland’s Valdosta Pure Country Sausage, Ib: 35¢
Vgal Sholder Steaks, Real Tender, pound. . . . 25¢
Exira Fancy Western Beef for Stewing, Ib. . 12Y42¢
Vdal Roast, Boned and Rolled, pound . . .. .. .23¢
Mgat Loaf, Made the Right Way, pound. . . 17%¢
Extra Fancy Tender Veal Liver, pound. .. . ..2%
Nerfolk Select Oysters, pint.............:29
Nerfolk Standard Oysters, pint. . .. .. ... .25¢
Asour's Srar Hockless Picnic Hams, 1b... . . 15¢
Extra Fancy Lamb Shoulder Roast, pound . . ¥7V2c
We Carry the Best Meats That Money Can Buy.
We Never Sacrifice Quality for Price Advantage!
W‘LL SUPPORT VETO |
WASHINGTON .—{(#)—A gurvey
of the sgenate indicated definitely
Thursday night, "if the prn-senfl‘line
up on the soldier's bonus issue
continued unchanged through the
ultimate roll-call —a '-:fmemial!
veto of full amd immedidte pay
ment would be mpheldd =OO
SHORTENING
1-Pound Carton . . . . 14¢
4-Pound Carton . ... 50c
8-Pound Carton . ... 95¢c
IONA—VINE RIPENED
TOMATOES
3.Nea e
Plain or Self-ußising
IONA Sunnyfield
24-Ib. Bag 24-Ib. Bag
95¢ $1.03
48-Ib. Bag 48-Ib. Bag
$1.85 $2.05
RAISIN .
BRAN, 2 pkgs. . . . . . 25¢
Sunsweet Large
PRUNES, 2 1-Ib. ctns. . . 25¢
EIGHT O'CLOCK
COFRER. . . .o
Quaker—Quick or Regular
OATS,; 3 ctng:-=- .- . . . 25¢
Hines Georgia Brunswick
STEW, No.2can . . | . 23¢
N.B.C. OREO
SANDWICH, pkg. . . . .
N.B.C. PREMIUM v
FLANES pkie. . . . . . .9
UNEEDA W
BISCUIT, 2 pkge- ;- » . -9%
POUND BAG :
MARSHMALLOWS .. . 15¢
“TOOK ALL KINDS OF
PILLS, THEN CEREAL
BROUGHT RELIEF”
Constipation, Due to Insuffi
cient “Bulk,”’ Relieved by
Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN
A fine letter from Mrs. Snyder:
%I have had trouble* with my
‘bowels for years, taking all kinds
of pills and drugs, with no relief.
“One year ago, I saw Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN and bought a package.
I have good movements every day.
I am 73 years old. I am telling my
friends what bran has done for
me.”—Mrs. Sallie Snyder, 918 N.
Craft Ave., Hollywood, Cal.
1 "Constipation due to insufficient
‘bulk” in meals.
Research shows that Kellogg's
Alr-BrAN furnishes “bulk” to ex
ercise the intestines. ALL-BRAN
also supplies vitamin B, as well as
iron, an element of the blood.
Two tablespoonfuls daily are usu
ally sufficient to correct common
constipation. With each meal, in
serious cases. If not relieved this
way, see your doctor.
The “bulk” in ALL-BRAN resists
digestion better than the “bulk” in
leafy vegetables. How much better
to‘use this food in place of patent
medicines. §
At all grocers in the
red - and - green I)ackage.
Made by Kellogg in Battle
Crpeldy: . g
Keep on the Sunny Side of Life
BLACKWOOD MAKES
FAREWEL ADDRESS
Retiring Governor of S. C.
Urges State to Supply
Relief Money
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COLUMBIA, 8. C. — (#) — Gov
ernor - Ibra C. Blackwood urged in
his parting message to the legisla
ture and people of South Carolina
Thursday that the state act prom
ptly to supplement federal relief
funds.- s
Citing a request from Washing
ton that South Carolina bear part
of the relief burden, the retiring
state executive recommended “that
the proper legislation. be passed to
enable the state to meet the re
quirements of the national govern=
ment.”* :
“It will be calamitous,” he warn
ed, “if this relief program is sud
denly ‘abandoned.”s ‘., .. . ...
The wovernor said, ‘more than
'$30,000;090 »in federal funds had
Jbeen spent ‘for relief in South
Carolina vithout the appropriation
of a gollar by the state, aqding ‘ot
‘thig T am not entirely proud.”
“It would have been ruinous,” he
continued,” ‘had the federal govern
meént falled to come to the aid of
the state in providing relief for
her destitute and unemployed peo-
R
I a 3,000-word message, his fifth
and last before leaving office Janu
ary 15, the governor also advocated
a workmen's ecompemsation law;
improvements at the penitentiary
an%“ state ‘hospital; apprepriations
to facilitate the work of state and
county miortgage conciliation boards
and correlation of state and federal
banking laws.
Juring his four years in office,
he ‘pointed to the following finan
cial ‘achievements in state govern
ment:
‘(\&r Retirement or refinaucing at
lower interest of a $5,000,000 state
uct;.glt.
( ) Reduction of state appropria
tion§ 39 per cent, from $11,005,443 in
1930 to $6.948,000 currently, “by the
.exercise of the most rigid econ
omy.”
A 3 The largest proportionate ex
_penditures for .public schools, at
‘the same time, of any year in state
}histo'r_\'. : ¢
(4) Sale of only 7,274,000 in state
highway obligations when “it would
‘have beéen possible for me so sell
$45,000,000 worth.” :
The governor asserted reports
[that_' state highway bonds could not
be sold at one time during his ad
}minlstration were ‘“erroneous and
gend. ‘to injure the credit of our
" state.”
He said he had kept a campaign
promise to limit the sale of road
bonds and had been instrumental
‘in the passage of an act holding
their issurance during the next five
‘f'years te “a maximum of the pres
ent indebtedness.”
At
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:‘ with coupons from sacks R Yie g
3 Distinctively pattérned luncheon
{ cloth una. 4 napkins i'n P S
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‘g 9 —but no extra cost!
‘i Don’t depend on Luck —depend on
‘B DAINTY FLOUR
. \ 6-Ibs., 40c
| \ .;n 12 Ibs., 75¢
UUNA 24-Ibs., $1.40
i ¥ Ask Us for Details
| ARNOLD & ABNEY
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
)
Members of Roosevelt
Ball Committees Will
Hold General Meeting
All committees connected with
the Roosevelt Birthday Ball plans
in Athens, are meeting daily, in
preparation for the general meet
Athens Grocery Co.
1566 — PHONES — 1567
Deliveries: 9:30, 1:00, 4:00
Firm Head Lettuce . . . . . . . . 10c
Nice Stalk Celery .. . . . . . . . 10e
Fresh Bunch Carrots . . . . . . 75
Tomatoes, 2 No.2cans . . . . . . 15¢
Corn, Golden Bantam, 2 No. 2 cans . 25¢
Okra and Tomatoes, 2 No. 2 cans . . 25¢
Peas, Happyvale, 2 No. 2 cans . . . 25c
7-OUNCE CAN 7-OUNCE CAN
Tuna Fish . . ... 15¢ | Vela Loaf.... 121/5c
10-OUNCE CAN COD 6-OUNCE CAN ¢
Fish Cakes . . 121/>c | Lunch Tongue 171/2c
91,-OOUNCE CAN GORTON’'S 2/2-OUNCE GLASS (SLICED)
Fish Roe . . .. 121/5c | Dried Beef . .. 121/5¢
Red Pitted Cherries, 2 No. 2 cans . . 25¢c
Miller’s Corn Flakes . . . . . . . Tc
White House Apple Jelly . . . . . 2lc
Sunsweet Prune Juice, quart . . . 23c
Vermont Maid Syrup (12-cz.) . . 22c
$1.48 Luncheon Sets , NTY FLOUR
o . \ 6-Ibs., 40c
; ; A\ 8 \{fl" 12-Ibs., 75¢
Ao | llx(vnlp)f{r’\a (2R I Y "YA = 24-|bs 140
| INTY sayly color - = .y .
l:;\rh_\_'rl_y :)Al);eyrned l\fih ?;““\“\“ r i\Ask Us forsDetai’s
cloth and 4 matching TS 5‘ ‘\o\\“fl
Ask us for details now! '
Don’t depend on Luck — depel‘?d on Dainty
PIEDMONT MARKET
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MAXWELL HOUSE §
SHOW BOAT
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
JELLA L ZSpmekages .. .. ... .......-. 138
PEACHES, No. 2V, eofn ... .. 7o “ooee
CORN, Royal Gem, No.2can .... .... .... 10¢c
TOMATORES. 3 No. 2¢amß . ... ..-. .... .. 2
OLD FASHION STRAWBERRIES, No. 2 can 30¢
JELLY. I"Pound Jar Puve ... .... .... .. 1%
TINATIEE. TR TN . .. .. 1ii...000e
6 Bottles . /
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Isc The Original
PLUS DEPOSIT g 3 CENTA
LR IPAR o Drink
BERIS T Uan e ... ... .. .. .. I
ASPARAGUS (Ga. Pack), No. 2 Can, Green _ 23¢
PHILLIP’S TOMATO SOUP,can .. .. .. .. B¢
PHILLIP’S TOMATO JUICE, can .. .. .. .. 5¢
$1.48 Luncheon. Sets DAINTY FLOUR
F R E E ,fi 6-Ibs., 40c
R\ 12-Ibs., 75¢
with c_unvxponsbfrom TY 9f “\\g\\'fi = »
e ,f::(xiince°;‘:::‘:'h:’:¥n\\\\\'\‘\ g T T
cloth and 4 matching napkins. \g ‘\_“““
Ask us for details now! %
Don’t depend on Luck —depend on Dainty
THE BEST OF WESTERN AND
NATIVE MEATS.
. READ BANNER-HERALD WANT-ADS!
!ing to be held next Monday at the
Georgian hotel, it was announced
] today.
| Final plans and the programs
)will be completed at the fneetlngl
| Monday, and every member of
| every committee is urged to 'be
K‘pre’ssent at the luncheon. . 2
COFFEE
Santos . . . . 19¢
Gold Label, Ib. 25¢
Hot Cup, 3-Ibs. 50c
Libbys Roast No.l Can ¢
EEF 25 2c
RUMFORD BAKING POWDER, 1-pound can . . 29c
WELCH’S TOMATO JUICE, 2 pints for . . . . . 23c
MATCNES. 2hexestor . . . . . o v v c « «oME
NAVE RBANSsounl .0.0. .Lo e
BABY LIMA BEANS, 2 pounds . . . . . . . 15¢
BLACK-EYED PEAS, 2-pounds . . . . . .'. Il¢
POST TOASTIES, 2 packages for . . . . .' . 15¢
Phillips 16 oz. 5. .’
Pork & Beans (an \."C'
BUXCTONESE SOAR: Jdor . . .00 o o : T
CHIPSO, 2 packagesfor . . . . . .. . . . 13¢
ORJORR. 3laveeßamsfor . . , ~... .. X%
BROCKFIELD or CLOVERBLOOM BUTTER, Ib. . 35¢
ESEY JONE TR . L L. .
PILLSBURY’S PANCAKE FLOUR, 2 pkgs. for . . 22c
Colonial or Sunset Mackerel, Tall Can, 2for . . . 15c
Tomatoes "3 for 25¢C
Durkee’s Black Pepper, 1-pound can . . . . . 29¢
Valley Brand Seedless Raisins, package . . . . 3¢
Parson’s Household Ammonia, bottle . . . . . . ‘B¢
Staley’s Corn Starch, package . . . . . . . . 10c
OVALTINE; small, 35c;Large . . . .. . . . 89
EVAPORATED MILK, Tall Can, 3for . . . . . 17¢
aveel COFFEE"™3I¢
CASTLEBURY’S GEORGIA HASH, No. 2 can . . 25¢
CASTOR OIL, 350 z. pottie™ ..~ ".. [0 0% T
EVAPORATED PEACHES,pound . . . . . . . 15¢c
Summerdale Broken Sliced Pineapple, No. 21/2 can . 21c
XYZ SALAD SPREAD, pints s iy do@
XYZ SALAD SPREAD, quarts .s 4 .56 . . .0 #o€
ite Hous® 80z
RBpleHßutter 3nw : 210
CIRCUS, Plain or S. R.
IAOg . 7.1 4%
S 5 ... .0
IN OUR MARKET DEPARTMENTS s
Meitiont- . . . . . 15¢
Piglivee, . . . . . 15
Spare Ribs, Ib. . . . . 15¢
Pork Sausage,lb. . . . 23c
PorkSteak'lh.. . . . . 23c
Mullets, Ib, . . . . . 10c
Southern Style Steak Ib. 171/2c
ROGERS
se F LOUR co Wit
FRIDAY, *':lA‘rlUAnv-‘“fl. 1935
-ROGERS BEST, Plain or S.R.
|l2-lb. R e
Albibag ;.. . $1.03
Beef Roast, 121/sc, 15¢, 17/2¢
Norfolk Oysters, pint . 30c
Western Stew, Ib, . . 10c
Lamb Chops,lb. . . . 30c
Western Round Steak, Ib. 25¢
Western Veal Steak, Ib. . 30c
SUGCAR
S, . . -3¢
10-Ibs. . . . . 49¢
25-bs. . . . sl.lß
