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am T. Doster
Dies at Eastvilles:
Well Known Citizen
qylLLl—Heart failure, in
py a 30 minute attack of
4 proved fatal to William T,
i prominent farmer, liv
ar snow's Mill. Funeral
& were held in Ray’s Chapeél
dist church ine Oconee . coun+
interment was in the church
Mr. Doster died December.
{ interment (s on January
jpdustrious planter and valu
itizen, who enjoyed the w
of many friends in Walton
sjghboring counties, Mr. Dos
s 25 curvivors his wife,
gters, Mrs. Fannie Black and
fuia Thorntot, of Athens,
following Séven children:
%\str. Ft. Bragg, N. C., Will
¥ang H. G Doster, Lock
o, Mrs. L. M. Bell, Howari
sand vivian, Doster, of this
% s
{Constipation Poisons ’
jpation allows poisons to
fn the howels and makes
B sick. Atithe first feelingl
mstipation, take Thedford’s‘
_praught for prompt, re-.
= relief. It has helped thou- {
of men :I_nd women. {
BA. J. Davenport, of Padu-
Ky, writes that “Black-l
nt acts well and seems to |
off impurities. It always
me.”
k-Draught is made" of pure
toble ingredients — leaves
ots of plants highly regard
| their dependable medicinal
R an -DRAUGHT
FORD'S BLACK-D gy s
BELL'’S
A Home- Owned Food Store—Phone 2016
Corner Lumpkin and Washington Streets
4 Dutch Cleanser,2 cans . . . . 15¢
X Confectioners Sugar, 2-lb. pkg. . 15c¢
lk Vanilla Wafers, 2-lbs. . . . . 25c
altine, Socsize v o v w 0 ooso. 30€
ase & Sanborn Coffee,lb. . . . . 29c
it for Salad, tall can 17¢; No. 21/2 can 27c¢
STOKELY’S
No, 2V2
miny, 3 cans 25¢
No. 2
aut, 3 cans . . 25¢
Ne. 2
m, 2 cans . . . 25¢
Jell-Treat
Gelatin Dessert
'3 Phgs,, 13¢.
g _, POUND % 1
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MAXWELL HOUSE
SHOW BOAT
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
ANCY HONDURAS RICE, 2-pounds...... .... ;gz
ALL BRAN, 2 80xe5........ ..i..... ............17c
PURE PRESERVES (Assorted), ?ound JRES Sl 4 o des "“25c
IPURE APPLE JELLY . R-polaheh: JBkss- <. % o “”“”“17c
PARAMOUNT OYSTER: HOT CATSUP; 14-oz. b0tt1e......
AMPBELL'S TOMATO . JUICE, 3 14-oz. cans f0r...... 22350
BLUE KROSS SOFT TISSUE, 4 r 0115...... ...... 232
OUR MOTHER'S CQCOA, 2-psund b0x....~ ...... c.-ce
BERSHEY'S. COCOA; POUNG:BOX. .... ..uoevee ovorernn-ols€
PINEAPPLE, No. 21, Can Broken 51ice..................18¢c
STOKELY'S MIXED VEGETABLES, 2 No. 2 cans f0r......25
SILVERNIP GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, No. 2 €an..............15¢
VAPORATED PEACHES OR APPLES, p0und............15¢
INCE MEAT, Rum Flavor, bulk, p0und..................17¢c
S MOUR'S PORK AND-BEANS No. 2/ can............10c
RESH PURPLE PRUNES; Ne: 2Ve Can...... ............17c
EVAPORATED MILK, large cans, 6c—Smal| can5..........3¢c
.48 Luncheon Sets “DAINTY FLOUR
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; FR E E \f; 6'lb’o9 47°5c
:"’;l]rAL(Jupf)lxs 2L TR A==N \\‘9“: : IZ'lbs-’ &
A BRI AP 24 Ibs., $1.40
S RN\
T depend on Luck depend on Dainty
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orufield Fancy Sliced Bacon, Ib . . 30c
%% Pure Pork Sausage,lb. . . . 25c
eat Loaf (Plenty Pork Added), Ib.. 15¢
tce Native Steaks, any cut,b. . . 20c
“m, First Grade, Center Cuts, Ib. . 35c
am, First Grade, EndCuts;lb. . . . 25¢
E Hams, Bto 9/Ihs., whaole, Ib. . . 25c.
Frvehßeef R“g, mf‘w«,i ‘e ® olzl/ zc ‘- 15c
esh Oysters and Fancy Dressed Hens
CAMPAIGN ACAINST
~ LYNCHINGS PUSHED
2 ATLANTA — (#) — Steering
‘clear of polities, ‘the Association of
Southern Women for the preven
tion of lynching today pushed Yor
ward its campaign to educate the
public against lynchings,
The association at a meeting here
yvesterday refused to take a stand
on the Costigan-Wagnon anti-lyn
ching bill, with Mrs, Jessie Daniel
Ames of Decatur, Ga. executive
director of the association, advising
the organization to pas over politi
cal legislation until it became
“large enough to be felt.”
| FRENCHHAR ROLLS
' Only 15¢ Dozen
!Parker House, doz. _ 10¢
' Raisin Bread ..__ .. 10c
Vitamin.D Bread - .. 10c
Cracked Wheat Bread 10c
g.,Ryeßread bl
' —Benson’s Vitamin D
,l, Bread is tastier, tenderer
and finer than ever be
[ fore.
\Sliced or- Plain- Pound
', A
\Layer Cake—
i‘ from _ 15¢ to 37¢ each
2—5-Pound Fruit
' Cakes .. .. $1.75 each
Home Made Ice Cream,.
BENSON'’S BAKERY
LIBBY’S
12-oz,
Roast Beef, can 15¢
3-—l3-oxz. Cans
Tomate Juice . . 25¢
No. 22
Peaches, can . . 19¢
Tender Garden
June Peas
2 No. 2 Cans, 27c
.
Confession Made to
. . {
Chief Wood in Two
.
Safe Robberies Here
M. A. Honeg and S. W. Sisk,
who were arrestéed in Atlanta last
week, admitted to Chief E. Weldon
Wood yesterday that they broke
in two safes in Athens during De
cember, the chief declared today. |
The men said that they were dis-
G. A. CHRISTIAN
PHONES 2041-2042 . WE DELIVER
24-Ounce Can Scott Co. T(;mato Juice, 2 for .. 25¢
No. 2CanSlited'Beots ... .-~ ..., .. v 0B
No. 2 Can Castleberry Hash or Piedmont
- Stew, 2foß ..o oo cion i oo o 406
Fat Salt-Mackerel,3for..... .... .... ..-. 25¢
Baker’s Cocoanut, 2 packages .... .... .... 15¢
Large Bleached Celery
Iceberg Lettuce
Fancy Bunch Carrots
each 9c¢
32-Ounce Can Health Club Baking Powder .. 23¢
1-Pound Can Canova Coffee ... .... .... 30c
16-Ounce Can
Roast Beef .. .. .. 15¢
12-Ounce Can
Pork & Beans, 2 for 25¢
VIENNA
Sawsage, 3 for .... 23c
Potted Meat, 7 for 25¢
Meat Spread, 3 for 20¢
© $1.48 (o Don’t Depend on Lucb:—Depeméo:JDdfo?
> -Ibs,, ==\ \ . =
rom iSy DATIITY i Lat
DAINTY. Distinc- 4 24-Ib.s = HprH =
tively patterned oF L b $1 40
luncheon cloth and 4 o . Wb2
napkins in gay colors. 4’ SETS FREE P ° _B Jyfid
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“FOODS
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'MODERATE PRICES
G. L. BARBER & (€O,
PHONE 566
EMALL SIZE OCTAGON
Soap, 12 for _.. .. 25¢
ARGO GLOSS
Starch, 4 for .. .. 15¢
Matches, 4 for ... 15¢
24-Ounce Package
Salt;,, 3for .. .. .- 10e
Pound Can
Pork and Beans _.- 5¢
Tall Can
Pink Salmon .. .. 10c
24-Qunce Can
Breakfast Sausage 15¢
Potted Meat, 3 for 10¢
VIENNA
Sausage, 3 for ... 20¢
18-Ounce Can
Apple Sauce, 2 for . 17¢
12-Ounce Can
Corned Beef .. .. 15¢
Pound Box
Soda Crackers ... 10c
SUGAR
5-lb. Bag .. .. .. 2b¢
301 b. Bag .. .. .. Bl
25-Ib. Bag _.. .. $1.23
1-lb. 4X Sugar __ Tlhe
PETER PAN MILK
12 Small Cans .... 35¢
STallCans -.... .. 35¢
OUR MOTHER’'S
Cocoa, 2-Ib. box .. 19¢
FLOUR! — FLOUR! — FLOUR!
Spun Gold Plain S.R. Orange Blossom S. R.
48-lbs. _.. $1.95 $2.00 48lbs. .... .. ._ $1.90
201, .. SLIZ SLEB B .. .. 3R
12-Ibs. --. $:52 - 56 1D ... .. i2B B 8
Every Sack Guaranteed.
COMPLETE LINE OF STAF-O-LIFE
DAIRY AND POULTRY FEEDS.
Come in and See Our New Store.
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turbed during the act of robbing'
both of the safes, one. whig)z,,.bea‘
glonged to the Kress company, nndi
| the other to the Standard Oil com
}pany, and did not get any. monzyl
| from either. !
| They are being held by Fulton'
| county police, charged with the
| murder of a filling station attend
,ant, some time ago., Chief Wood,
Clarence Roberts, and County Po
liceman Bill McKinnon went to
Atlanta yesterday. to question the
men: |
26-Ounce Can Pork and Beans
: 25-Ourice Can Hominy
21-Ounce Can Tomato Soup
21-Ounce Can Vegetable Soup
3 for 25c¢
16-Ounce Jar L. and S. I
Pure Preserves .. 23e¢ f
32-Ounce Jar L. and S. ;
Pure Preserves .. 35¢
64-Ounce Jar L. and S, : j
Pure Preserves _ . 65¢ §|
64-Ounce Jar !
Imitation Preserves 49¢ §
ASSORTED FLAVORS i
WE DELIVER
Hy-Grade, Ib. .... 20c
Canova, Ib. -... .. 3lc
Pure Rio, Ib. .. .. 16¢
Tune In
MAXWELL
HOUSE
SHOWBOAT
? Pound
. e Can
&31c
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
« . J 2.1 y
Marr}.'mg * ushc?‘
Admits Separation
.
From His Own Wife
CHICAGO — (#) — Although he
isn’t living with his “perfect bride,”
Samucl Harrison, mvanston’s 82=
PIGGLY-WIGGLY
PHONES 1641-1642
Selected Guaranteed
EGGS
Doz. 30c¢
Pink Salmon, tallcan . . . . . . 10c
Soda Crackers, A-I’s, 1-pound box . 10c
Stringless Beans, 3 No.2cans . . . 25¢
Fresh Lima Beans, 2 No. 2 cans . . 25¢
No. 1 Cobbler Maine | Lettuce, head . . 10c
POTATOES |Celery, each... 10c
S-pounds . . . 8¢ | Yams, 5-lbs. ... 15¢
Fresh Green Cabbage, 2-lbs. . . . . 5¢
Tissue, White Hygienic, 6 rolls . . . 25¢
Peas, Happyvale, 2 No. 2 cans . . . 25c¢
Catsup, Scott county, 2 14-oz. bottles . 25¢
,:r Tune In |
Maxwell House
= SHOW BOAT
Maxwell Pound
House COffee (él::l 3lc
Coffee, Chase & Sanborn, pound . . 29¢
Royal Gelatin, All Flavors, 2 for . . 13c
Black-Eye Peas, 2-pounds . . . . 13c
Lima Beans, 2-pounds . . . . . . 13c
Navy Beans, 2-pounds . . . . . . 13¢
Large Lima Beans,pound . . . . . 10c
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$1.48 LUNCHEON SETS FREE
2 o &\ 'wnhyc-xup‘ :nv‘{n:.. e %),\‘.I‘HY)
6-Ibs., 40c 'A% ey -\ ot it eAo
12-Ibs., 75¢ for P ufi“% DAINTY FLOUR
24-Ibs., $1.40 72 AN LT
- Good News!
- The reqular price of
- Calumet Baking Powder
- is now only 25¢ a pound
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vear-old “marrying justice’ still has
’1.5")0 reasons for being happy. |
The 1,500 Teasons are. the. nuu:;i
'riuge, ceremonies he has. perform-‘;
ed for other people he saigq last?
night when he admitted that the.
former’ Mrs. Emma J. Chrlstemen.{‘
whom he married after advertising
|for a “perfect bride” is no longer
living with him,
WE DELIVER
SUGAR
5-pounds . . . . 25¢
10-pounds . . . . 50c
25-Ib. bag . . . $1.19
DR. JARRELL IS
LIONS SPEAKER
District Governor Ray Is
Praised by Visiting Rep
resentatives
Expressing the opinion that the
United States is beécoming more
social-minded, Dr. C. C. Jarrel],
presiding elder of the Athens-El
berton district discussed tenden
cies of government at the Lions
club meeting yesterday at the
Georgian hotel.
Dr. Jarrell spid that the United
States should be divided into six
units of government so as to bring
'~about‘ better co-ordination of gov
ernment, eliminating the confusion
iWe Are Celebrating Our
.~ 39th ANIVERSARY
By Giving You Extra
‘ Values.
Tomato Juice, Whelche’s,
2 pint hottles for - . 25¢
Oranges, Thin Skin and
Juicy,peck: .. .. .. 35¢
‘Grapefruit, Best Quality,
aeE ... .
1,000-Sheet Toilet Tissue,
Independent, 6 Rolls
B, L ot as T
Celery, Large White
A i e
Lettuce, Crisp Iceberg,
BOAS .o csiivi 08
Cauliflower, Sno-White,
ORI v e ki i
Yams, Golden Yellow,
o BDRTOF .. .. ... 1
White Potatoes, No. 1
Grade, 5-Ibs. . ... .. 12¢
Black-Eye Peas; 2 Ibs.
B e T
Canned Tomatoes,
Scemsdor... ...... %8¢
Spanish Onions, 3 Ibs.
L e
Salsify (Mrs. Child’s).
o . T
Spring Onions, bunch . 8¢
Big Ben Soap, 3 bars
(o K
Selox, Large pkg., only 5¢
3 Octagon Soap-and:2-
Octagon Powder
e ... .
Lemon Cheese Layer
. G, AR
‘Home Made Layers, .
... ... .
‘Malted Milk Layers,
oh .. . i LI
Butterfly Bread .. .. 8¢
Butterfly Bread, Cash
and Carey .. .. .. 7
‘Home Made Bread .. 10c
‘ Quality—Plus Service
| ARNOLD & ABNEY
: Cooperating
PAGE FIVE
and resulting in greater unity and
effectiveness in administration of
government. T -
Dr. Jarrell divided society into
four classes: 1. The type of cap~
italist who lets greed rule his aes
tion. 2, The Communist who cries,
“Be. my brother or I'll shoot yow,
3. The level-headed socialist wha
is interested in the betterment of
his fellowman, and 4. The idealist
who wishes a Utopia. The minis«
ter asserted that the biggest mis
take man has made is his failure
to realize the hideousness of war.
Dr. Jarrell was introduced by
Lion Arthur Oldham.
Secretary W. A. Abercrombie
announced that the Empty Stock
ing Fund, sponsored by the Liohs
and other organizations, netted $3.-
576 in goods and cash for the poor
at Christmas, which were distrib
uted by the Salvation Army.
District Governor W. T. Ray
introduced Reginald C. Harris and
L. W. Harts, special representa
tives from Lions International .who
are visiting here, They announce
that Georgia is leading in the in
ternational céontest in sponsoring
new Lions clubs. Last year Geor
gia won second place and the Ath
eng club was second in the Geor=
gia district. Eleven new. clubs.
have already been organized in
Georgia since the beginning of the
contest year, last July,
District Governor Ray’s work
was highly praised by the visiting
Lions representatives. Discussing
the work of Lions clubs they said:
“It {s the Liong clubs, bringihg
business and professional men to
gether with the spirit of the Gold
en Rule, that is spreading good
will throughout the. world.”
SHIFLETT
GROCERY C(O.
—PHONE 500—
We Deliver the Goods
No. 2 Can—Hand Packed
Tomatoes, 3 for . . 25¢
No. 1 White
Potatoes, 5-lbs. . . 12c
All Flavors—Royal Gelatin
Dessert, 2 for . . . 13¢
Chocoiate, Vanilla, Caramel
‘Kremel Dessert . . . 5¢
Premier Pancake
Flour, 2 pkgs. . . . 25¢
Premier,Pa:acakq?- 23
goyal:t‘epd’bgig:d!z"srands—#b;
Pure Gold Coffee . 23¢
Premier Vegetable
Soup,2cans . . . 15¢
‘Premier Condensed Tomate
Soup,2cans . . . . 15¢
2 Tall Cans
Pink Salmon . . . 23¢
+ POLLY RICH FLOUR
A Superlative Patent
48-Ib. bag . . . . $2.39
24.1 b. bag . . . $1.25
112-Ibs., 65¢—6-Ibs. 39¢
DOMINO SUGAR
CLOTH BAGS ‘
25.-Ib. bag . . . . $1.29
10-Ib. bag. . ... . 53¢
S5-lb.beg . . . .. 27¢
Armour’s Tall Can
... .. ...
Armour’s Baby Can
M. .. . ... N
Calumet—l-Pound Can
Baking Powder . . 25¢
‘Swift's No. 1 Tall Can
Po'rk & Beans . . . 6¢
Bulk
‘gitted- Dates, Ib. . 19¢
Quart Jar
Prepared Mustard . 15¢
26-oz. Jar—Processed,
Dill Pickles . . . . 15¢
Red Ripe
Tomatoes, Ib. . . 10¢c
Large Bunch
Carrots, 2 for . . . 15¢
“Fresh Picked
Turnip Salad, gal. . 10¢
Snow. White
Cauliflower, Ib. . 12V4¢
Fancy Yellow
Onions, Ib. . . . . 5¢
Fancy California
Lettuce, head . . 10c¢
Fancy California
Celery, stalk .. . . 10¢
Btayman’s Winesap
Apples, doz. . . . 19¢
California Red Ball
Lemons, doz. . . . 19¢
WESTERN BRANDED
MEATS ONLY!
Western Branded
Beef Roast; Ib. . 17 ¢
Western Branded
Round Steak, Ib. . 25¢
Western
Stew Meat, Ib. . . 10c
Fresh Made
Hamburger, 2-lbs. 25¢
6 to 8 Pound Average
Picnic Hams, Ib. . 17¢
Western
Beef Liver, Ib. . .. 15¢
Hormel Rind-On
Bacen; Ib. . . . . 2%
Kingan's Hand Sliced
Bacon; Ih. . . . . 33
End. Cutg
Cured Ham, Ib. . . 20¢
Extra Standard
Dysterf, pint . . . 29
Extra Select
Oysters, pint . . . 30¢
DRESSED HENS
DRESSED FRIERS
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