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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR Many Visitors Are Conducted Through SCS Area Yesterday Yesterday was a busy one for the extension department of the soil conservation service, accord ing to Lauther Elrod, extension agent who directs the public rela tions affairs of this organization. The entire day was occupied, says Mr. Elrod, in directing visi tors over the area. At 9:80 a delegation of ]rl:mtvr‘Ni from Wilkes county, with J. a. MceDaniel, county agent, and Curry Veatch, assistant technician for SCS camps were conducted over the area. They were shown all tvpes of erosion control work, which is the type of work that will be done by camp 5, located in ‘Wilkes county. Returning with this group ‘about twenty-five FERA agricultural teachers in session at the Univer sity College of Agriculture were directed over the area as a part of their course. They were headed by Mr. Hud- | =on of the agricultura] l-m:infwrin,ull «departmetn of the college, Visitors to the project are not , only welcomed, said Mr. Elrod, but are invited. ’ “We want the people of Georgia to visit us, see the need of this great work, our accomplishments, and preach the gospel of soil eros jon and its control, both in deed and in word,” he said. STATE NEWS BRIEFS (Continued From Page One) Bankers Association executive council is optimistic over business condtons and the outlook for fi nancial returns from Georgia's fall harvest. Visiting bankers from all parts of the state meeting here yester day gaid indications were that farm income this year will be the best in the past five, ’l‘hmug'h the chairman of the agricultural committee, J. T. Haley of Albany, the association pledged its continlied efforts in interests of crop diversification, checking of soil erogion, statewde exchange of market information and the use of directed credit to improve farm conditions. Plans were discu¥®éd to extend to smaller citieg educational cour ses such as are offered by the American Institute of Banking. SEWARD, Neb—Defending its September 20 Constitution Day meeting at which Governor Tal madge of Georgia is to speak, the executive committee of the Ameri can Legion post here today called J SHIFLETTGRO. PHONE 500 We Deliver the Goods. HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES Portfolios — Script Pencils — Note Books — Tablets — Fillers 48-Ib. Bag . $2.25—24-Ib. Bag . $1.19 POLLY RICH FLOUR--i 33: Bt - ™SO g - 00 SRR B .. ... .0 Blue J.F LOUR"24-lb. Bji .. 98¢—12-Ib. Bag sssc Wesson oil Ot 2§c-uPt. 15¢, DOMINO SUGAR (Cloth Bags) - . 25-lbs. $1.29—10-lbs. 52¢—5-Ibs. 27¢ SWIFT'S JEWEL LARD (Cartons) .. S-lbs. $1.09—4-Ibs. 59¢—1-Ib. 15¢ ALL FLAVORS Royal Gelatin, 2 pkgs. .. .. .. 13¢ CHASE and SANBORN'S Dated Coffee, pound .. .. .. 26¢c Palmolive Soap, 3 cakes .. .. 14¢ 5 SMALL BARS Octagon Laundry Soap .. .. 10¢ MAKES DISHES BRIGHTER— e Salephe. .. ... .. .. 5 SMALL PACKAGES Octagon Soap Powder .. .... 10¢ Morning Joy or Canova Vaccum Pack Coffee—l-pound can __ .. .. 25¢ MM Armour’s Evaporated Milk .. .. .. .. 3 Tall cans 19¢—3 Baby cans 10c¢ 3 1,000-Sheet Rolls Scott Tissue 23c No. 2!5 Can FRUIT COCKTAIL .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 25c—Buffet can 10¢ FANCY CALIFORNIA R Y R L ICEBERG Beadietiuce .. .. . ... T NEW YORK BLEACHED B .. . FANCY RED BALL Leahons. dotes . . ... 1% FANCY BONELESS FILET SALT MA(‘KEREL: BN ... B ot DUNELESS FILEL SALT MAUKRLREL, eacl Native Round Steak, Ib. .. .. 20¢ Native Loin Steak, b. __ .... 23¢ Native T-Bone Steak, Ib. .. .. 25¢ Native Chuck Roast, Ib. .. .. 15¢ Fancy Stew Meat, Ib. .. .. .. 10¢ Fancy Rib Reast, Ib. .. .. 17%e¢ Norfolk Select Oysters, pint _ 33¢ I S e v ‘Governor R. L. Cochran a “publici ty seeker” in a letter to him. Cochran yesterday declined to appear on the program with Tal madge on the ground the meeting would be “political” 'The reply letter was signed by Commander Stanley Matzke of the post, a pro minent Republican. : I ACCEPTS INVITATION , | GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. _UP)—I The Grand Army of the Republic voted Thursday, after a bitter floor fight, to accept Pennsylvania’'s in-| vitation for a joint meeting of| Union and Confederate veterans in| 1938 on Gettsburg battlefield. I Piedmont Market Hy-Grade Coffeew.lß¢ ’ Scott County—No. 1 Can ‘Tomatoes . . . . . o€ Scott County—No. 1 Can Mominy . . ... . /N Scott County—No. 1 Can Pork & Beans . . . 5¢ Scott County—No. 1 Can Diced Carrots . . . 5¢ Scott County Soup, large can . . 10c Scott County Hominy, large can . 10c Small Can—Campbell’s Tomato Juice . . . 5¢ Del Monte Grapefruit Juice . . 10c SNOWDRIFT Shortening, 3-lbs. . 55¢ OCTAGON SOAP Chips, 2 pkgs. . . . Il¢ Monarch Gelatin Desserts, 6 for . . 25¢ Wesson Oil, qt. . . 32¢ Bring Your Container— Yacht Club Preserves, 2-Ib. jar 35¢ R, SRR Broccolli, Rhubarb, Avo cados, Fancy Tomatoes, Eggplant, Beans, Spin ach . Bartlett Pears, White Grapes, Honey Ball Melons HENRIETTA GRO. PHONE 1946 Instant Delivery Service. ROSEMARY PASTEURIZED BUTTER Pound 29c¢ No. 2 Can i ‘ Tender Garden Peas, 2 for .. 25¢ Tall Can Pink Salmen, 2 cans . I\9c Fancy Wet Pack Shrimp, can 15¢ VAN CAMP’S Fancy Tuna Fish, can .. .. .. 15¢ 1-Pound Carton ; Brown Sugar, 3for .. .... .. 25¢ 1-Poiuna Carton Confectionary Sugar, 3 for .. 25¢ e ———————————————————————————————————— A-1 SODA CRACKERS 1-Pound Box 10c THOMPSON'S Seedless Grapes, 2 pounds .. 15¢ SNOW WHITE ~ Caulifiower, pound .. .... .. 10c FRESH PICKED Turnip Salad, gallon .. .. .. T%e¢ FANCY RED RIPE Tomatces, pound .. .. .. .. .. 5¢ Minnte Cube Steak, ib. .. . ... 30¢c Fresh Made Hamburger, Ib. 12Y%e¢ Fresh Made Meat Loaf, Ib. .i2ls¢ Young Beef Liver, Ib. .. .. .. 20¢c Fancy Mix Sausage, Ib. .. _ 1214¢ Kingan’s Bacon, pound .. .. 39¢ Norfolk Standard Oysters, pt. 29¢ Scout Troop No. 7 Will Meet at 7:30 At Emmanuel Church A special meeting of the Court of Honor will be held tonight for Troop 7, at Emmanuel church, at 7:30 o'clock. Preston Almané and his assistants will be ‘present to pass upon Tenderfoot and Second class examinations presented by members of Troop 7. Scoutmaster David Cady erght,’ jr., and Assistant Scoutmaster E. | N. McConnell will be on hand. And | all scouts and cub-scouts belong-t ing to the troop as expected . to/ answer roll call. I FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER! CHOICE CUTS OF Western Baby Beef Boned and Roiled for Roatsing Pound—3oc¢ Veal Breast With Pocket for Stuffing Pound—l2'2¢ Mock Duck of Lamb Pound—3oc¢ FOR STEW Lamb, Ib.—l2V2¢ ANY CUT Native Steaks, Ib. 20¢ FRESH Ox Tongue, Ib., 15¢ EDGEMERE Bacon Plates, Ib., 33¢ COUNTRY STYLE—PURE Pork Sausage, Ib., 30c FANCY BRANDED Western Beef Long Island Ducks Dressed Hens, Fryers Fresh Oysters HAND PACKED Tomatoes 2 Neo. 2 Cans 13c¢ LUCKY STRIKE OLD GOLD, CAMEL CHESTERFIELD Plus Tax i S ——————— I STRONG MEDICINE WAUKESHA, Wis.— #) —Dr. Margaret Caldwell, who recently celebrated her 90th birthday and abandoned her Practice, attribut ed her longevity to the eating of onions. “I like to eat plenty of food and !eupecially onions,” she said. “Truthfully, 1 believe that in the past few years. onions have done more than anything else to keep me alive.” Tender String Beans, s . .. 18¢ Texas White Onions, .. .. .50 5 Ibs. Yellow Yams .. 12¢ Hard Green Cabbage, B . . - . .. B Heinz’s Fresh Cucumber SR . ... .. 25c Orange Juice, 1 can .. 5¢ Orange Juice, 6 cans o . .2 3 Cans Campbell’s Tomato Juice .. .. 25¢ 3 Cans Campbell’s Tomato Soup .. .. 25¢ | Crosse and Blackwell | Soups—large cans— -1 SR, . SOO ' 1 Ib. Club House Coffee, ;and 1 Dozen Butter Rolls | iRI .. ~ .. .. 300 5 Octagon Seap .. .. Il¢ 5 Octagon Washing L | Yellow Jersey Butter, f AR L, . l If you will try this Butter | you will never use Butter ‘ substitutes. | Special Blend A. & A. | Caltop. .. ~ .. .. 386 | If this is not better Coffee than either Maxwell IHouse or C. & S. (and ' you are to be the judge) | then this Coffee will cost . you nothing. ' Old Fashion Pound Cake, | Special for Saturday only Tl - . . T | ARNOLD & ABNEY PIGGLY-WIGGLY —PHONE 1641— 0. K. GROCERY RED FRONT GRO. SLt S Mo ke Binbors Bikeis A Sensational 1c Sale Chase & Sanborn Dated Coffee, Ib. . . . 22¢ Guaranteed Eggs, doz. . . . 33¢c Salad Dressing PINT QUART 15¢ 29¢ Fruit Cecktail TALL CAN NO. 2!, CAN 15¢ 25¢ Heinz Fresh CUCUMBER Pickle, qt. jar . 19¢ Sunkist Lemons, doz. . 15¢ No. 1 Potatoes. 5-lbs. 9c Iceberg Lettuce, head 71/2¢c Georgia Yams, 5-lbs. . 13c CAMPBELL’S Tomato Juice Small V2-Gal Gal. ot . 209¢ & No. 2 Can—GRAPEFRUIT Jwee .. ....10c Shrimp, 2 cans 25¢ 8ei110........10¢ DIXIE FAMOUS FLOUR 12-§3cBAG 2%!18..0851\6 485L18..98§G THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA ~* FINEST QUALITY FOOD VALUES PHONES 2041-2042 WE DELIVER LEMONS, dozenn- . . . « i oiinsi 8¢ 6-Pounds SNOWDRIFT . . . . . . 9c TAYLOR’S GRAPE JUICE, quart . . 27c Large Bleached Celery, each . . . . 9¢ Iceberg Lettuce,each . . . . 8¢ Green Head Cabbage, Ib. . . . . 2 Wisconsin .. Cheese, Ib. . . . . 19¢ 41/5-oz. Jar Libby’s Stuffed Olives . . 19¢c 5-Pound Pail Hodges Honey . . . . 65¢c Quart McCormick’s Salad Dressing . 33c = . | "m’.ﬂt @Q v?‘ K SP B c&' | e ey Maxwell House Coffee, pound . . . 27c Breakfast Special Coffee, pound . . 17c Blue Label Kewpie Tissue, 3rolls . . 20c FULL LINE HIGH GRADE FLOUR, STOCK AND POULTRY FEEDS "“READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS! TOMATOES . . . 2 for 20c El{ffs e s Se R POTTED MEAT .. 2for 10c BAKED BEANS . . 4 for 20c EMW&R . o o o Sforibe MIXED PICKLE . . 2 for 20c Eﬁﬁ:SE o e e Bior e MATCHES . . . . 6 for 26¢c TOMATOSOUP . '3 for 29c TOILET TISSUE o'y _6 for 28¢ ﬁf&iﬁ(ﬁﬁl : .__.__s for 25¢ SARDINES . .Kt 4 for 20c SLICED BEETS '. . 2 for 25¢ SPAGHETTI |", "\ 2 for 24c POWDER . .. .| 4 for 10c SOAP CHIPS 'Y, ." 3 for 20c STARCH .. .. il ;E)Lm;w oot .'. 5 for 25¢ No. 2 Can—No. 1 Sieve . Libby’s Peas ." . . 23c No. 2 Can—No. 2 Sieve Libby’s Peas . . . . 19¢ No. 2 Can—No. 3 Sieve Rosedale Peas . . . 15¢ No. 2 Can—No. 4 Sieve Happyvale Peas . 12%:¢ MILK, 2for . . . . . 25c MlLK,can . .. .. 20c ﬁiﬁ(ﬁl\; tall or 6 small . . 20c WESSON OIL, pint . . 2lc LIGHT BULBS, each . 17%sc . DAINTY FLOUR I PLAIN OR SELF-RISING 3% ' T3\ - SLI DAVIS RETAINED e | NEW YORK — (#) — The board of trustees of the Edison Electric I’lnstitute have retained John W; |Da.vis to aid in contesting the con istitutionality of the public utilitiesi I e ———————————— 3 for 21c 4 for 25¢ 3 for Ilc 5 for 21c 6 for 26¢ 3 for 21c 4 for 30c 7 for 21c 4 for 30c 7 for 29¢ 6 for 26¢ 5 for 21c 3 for 26¢ 3 for 25¢ 5 for 11c 4 for 30c 3 for Ilc 6 for 26¢ : : T 7§ Q= \ ST ; N G L @ The sure way to N V have your favorite § PURE GA ¥ dessert turn out just S“GA ; vight, is to use DIXIE 5 \.BS-?“ CRYSTALS sugar... EX‘Tahn It’s fresher, creams : G‘.anu\ﬁﬁ more smoothly, and Savannah S\\@}‘ dissolves quickly and \} completely. )hejweet”tj | (AT AT MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, Ib. . . EIGHT O’CLOCK COFFEE, Ib. . . . F PL]/:I‘N OHOSELF RIISJINL R Wellbread 24-Poundg ‘ 88¢ , 48-Pounds : $1.70 & MAI.S‘:?‘“ (s WISCONSIN CHEESE, Ib. . . . . 19¢ N. Y. State, Ib. 25¢ SOAP OR POWDER Octagon, 5 small . 10c TALL CAN—COLD STREAM Pink Salmon . . . 10c WHITEHOUSE EVAP. MILK 3 tall or 6 small cans 17¢ NO. 2 CANS lona Corn, 3 cans . 25¢ Ann Page—Red, Sour Pitted No. 2 Cans— Pie Cherries, 2 for 25¢ LIBBY'S—No. 1 Can Roast Beef . . . . 15¢ No. 1 Can—Libby’s Pineapple Juice, 3 cans . . . 23c THIS 15— GENERAL FOODS WEEK! SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR, pkg..... . CALUMET BAKING POWDER, 1-lb. can. ... GRAPENUTS, package. . .. .... ......: JELLO, Assorted Flavors, 2 packages. . ... CHOCOLATE, Baker’s Premium, 2-Ib. bar.. LOG CABIN SYRUP, table size. ....... - FANCY GEORGIA BEANS, gallon 12¢ Thompson’s Seedless . Grapes, 2-lbs. . . . 13¢c New York—Well Bleached Celery, stalk . . . . 9¢ California lceberg—Jumbo Size Lettuce, head . . . 9¢ Fancy Cauliflower, Ib. . 122¢ Hard Head Green Cabbags, #b. . . . . &¢ Georgia Yellow Yams, 5-Ibs. 10¢ No. 1 Virginia Cobbler Potatoes, 5-Ibs. . . . 9¢ Rutabaga Faeniad. I 8 . . . . ¢ At A & P MEAT MARK —WHERE QUALITY 1S FOUND— —SPECIALS— New Pack Salt Mackerel Fillets, each. .- Genuine Veal Drum Sticks, each. .. .-~ Meat Loaf—Made the Right Way, pound. . Fancy Tender Beef Roast, pound . . 1772¢ an Fancy Beef for Stewing, 2-pounds for. .-~ Fresh Norfolk Select Oysters, pint... " Fresh Norfolk Stanadard Oysters, pint.. - Cooked and Peeled Shrimp, pound. ... Sliced End Cuts of Ham, pound. . .. - - Small Lean Pork Chops, Friday and Saturday B R il e Large Juicy Franks, pound. ... ....-- " Cold Boiled Ham, Sliced, '2-pound o HAVE YOU TRIED OUR PORK SAUSAGE! IF o SOUND. OUR SAUSAGE IS MADE FROM THE CHOC OF THE PORK—AND SEASONED TO YOUR T FRIDAY, SEPTEMEEpd L SEPTRMBER aet of 1935, it wa. , y Thursday, The institute } s al Newton D. Baker f ¢ a case which will 00, dity of gifts and ns money to enable ' > compete with privat, | — IONA 24-Pounds 93¢ 48-Pounds SI.BO Sunnyfi $1.05 48-Pound $2.0 HEINZ ASSORTE Except Clam Chowder Consomme 2 cans 2% CLAM CHOWDER and CONSOMME, can..., Heinz Tomato KETCHUP, 14-oz. bottle., Heinz RICE FLAKES, 2 pkgs.. Heinz Fresh Cucumber PICKLES. Jar........... Heinz White or Cider VINEGAR, pint snaisil Heinz White or Cider VINEGAR, quart........., HEINZ COOKED SPAGHETTI 12-oz. Larg 3 Cans 25c 2 Cans HEINZ OVEN-BAK BEANS Either Vegetarian or Bak Pork and Tomato 8a 12-oz. Larg 2 0o IONA Tomatoes, 3 cans | & SPARKLE GELATIN OR CHOCO PUDDING 3 pkgs. 13¢ ALL NBC 6e SIZ CRACKERS R T TETLEY’S TE V3-ib. 23¢ DURKEE'S Salad Dressin 3-oz. Jar §-ox California Carrots, bunch .