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/7/’_}*’/’: | made up of lots of little things
/ « —little seevices that means so
i /o{;, much to the customer. That is
1 r»:: why careful attention to every
S gi:.” detail of the sale is not merely
i a rule with us. It’s a matter of
— 54 *'::':33:’?’2s%‘{ habit acquiréd though years of
', ; — ;f storekeeping. We give every
% \}/ sale our best effort regardless‘
—— - of the amount of the purchase.
T EAOIN DAY
TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY
Asthmador Pouder .. .. . .. .. Mc
Xfi%:?fi1ab1e15....,........ 98¢
Beeman'sß.O.R. ... .. ... 49
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Mentholatum .. .. .... .. ... Sic
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Creomulsion ... .. .. .. .. .. .. SI.OB
T00hPa51e.............. 3
Flelcher's Castora .. .. ... .. %%
AlophenPills..." ... " 19c
Peploßismol . /.. ... .. ... 8%
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G.M.D.T0m1e............... 19
Swampßoot” ...\ M
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$1.38 SIZE POND’S e /
Cold Cream .. .. .. 98¢
50c SIZE PACQUIN'S ¢ J /1 }§
Hand Cream .. .. ~. '39¢
60c SIZE DRENE ¢/ J& @
Shampoo .. ... 7. . "49¢
H. H. AYERS PINK ]/.1 )
Clover Soap .. .. _~ SI.OO
MAX FACTOR 4w, F: ¥ 4.
Pan Cake ..".. ". . $1.50
JOHNSON — JOHNSON , § § -
Baby lofion .. ©. .. 43¢
NESTLE ' it lIN
Hair Lacquer .. .'. .. 125¢
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SAVE ON PRESCRIPTIONS AT CROW’S
(ROWN LUGGAGE
Weekend Bag . . $11.91
Wardrobe . .. $20.83
Stoamer .. .. .. $16.66
Make-Up Kit . . . $2.49
BEST BUY FOR HEALTH!
18 g
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\ SURGICALLY STERILE
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WEBSTER’S NEW SCHOOL i 4
DRIaN.. .. .. ... ...... 1§
BOWER’S :
Cigarefte Lighter .. ... .. .. .. 49
CAN OF THREE PENNSYLVANIA z
Tennisßalls .. ............. SL.D9
PARKER LIFETIME
FounfainPen .. .. .. ........ $8.15
GENVINE RUBBER
Bty .. .. ..o T
96 SHEETS, 48 ENVELOPES
White Stationery .. .. .. .. ... $1.19
25¢c SIZE PARKER
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DOUELE BEATER, DORMEYER’S
EleciricMixer .. . .. .. ......$23.50
:" 75¢ SIZE BARBASOL
*\ Shave Cream .. .. 49¢
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;gy | 50c SIZE MENNEN
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Am; %l:vgi;emon BEAUTIFUL
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SO HYGIEWIC CARE
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1 (2=p| 1. Keep hair and scalp clean
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€2\ liy HERBEX
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= CONDITIONER No. 3 regularly
4 />\\ Cleanse, massage and stimulate with HERB
AERBEN | EX for correct hair hygiene. HERBEX has
: C°"°‘:“° \\ been recommended and employed as sensi
: ;”3 \ ble hairdressing by physicians, nurses and
B\ -.} \ professional hairdressers for over 50 years.
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i me e |\ 6 oz, regular size. ...$1.20 12 ox. family 5ize....51.90
5 \\ ” “ 5 4 « Plus Fed. Tox
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E ; "', ‘ “Maw ¥¢ care for your hair with Herbex” '
FOR PIMPLES
Kleerex .. .. .. .... 49¢
Cuticura Soap .. .. . 18¢
SI.OO SIZE ZiP
Depilatory .. .. .. . T%¢
LARGE SIZE
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Freckle Cream .. ... 39%¢
$1.20 SIZE AERIBE T T
bysob.. .. .. e 890
Noxzema .. .. .. .. 39%¢
75¢ SIZE FOR DANDRUFF
Buno Medicine .. . . 49¢
Peroxide ... ...... 3%
P
Clothe Brush . . .. .. $2.00
FULL QUART o 1532
Gulf Spray .. .... .. 29
SI.OO SIZE DR. LYONS .
Tooth Powder .. ... 719
PINT SIZE BiON!)EB % jag )
Antiseptic .. .. ...« 39¢
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craft), fired for the first time at
Wendover Fiéld, Utah. A hither
to: secret -guided missile, GAPA
is- a- slim,‘one-foot-long projec- |
tile, designed as a possible de- |
ténse against high-speed, high- |
altitude - enemy aircraft. {
Georgia Editors
End 60th Annual
Press Convention
(Continued from Page One)
. The .association also amended
the by-laws ‘i{o provide that any
officer of ‘the. assoeiation: who -is
elected or appointed to any state
or federal 'job: except the state
legislature .shall gutomatically
lose his office:
The convention also voted that
the field secretary be paid an
annual salary set by the Board of
Managers, instead' of drawing a
commisgion on advertising: con
tracts secured for members, The
field secretary was also prohibited
from engaging in any publicity or
advertising business ' outside -the
association and from active parti
cipation in political' campaigns.
Field secrétary Sid Williams had
been attacked by Roy MeGinty,
treasurer of the association, for his
part in the gubernatorial campaign
of James C. Carmichael and for
continuing his publicity and ad
vertising work while-employed by
the association. *
Military Observers
Describe Troops As
Red Mountain Units
(Continued from Page One) '
place them near the head of rai;
and highway lines into Azerba
ijan province, which the Russians
evacuated last May.
The American military attache,
Col William T. Sexton, and three
aides left here last week for:Ta
briz en route to the northern
frontier. Théy were arrested by
Azebaijan Democrats. in., Tabriz
last June 19 and later released.
Funeral Notice
DuBOSE. — The relatives and
friends of Mrs. Robert Toombs
Dußose, Mr. and Mrs. Miles W.
Lewis, Greenshore, Ga.; Mr.
and Mrs. Marion H. Allen, At
lanta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Bell
ing S. Dußose, Athens; Mrs.
- Robert *W. . Lampkin, Athens;
~ Mrs. Billups: Phinizy, - Athens;
Mr. Harvey Stovall, Athens;
Mrs. Pleasant .A, Stovall, Au
gusta;” Mrs. George P. Dußose,
Washington, D. C,; Mr. and Mrs.
Harry E. Wilkison, jr., Char
lotte, N. C.; Lientepant Com
mander and Mrs. Austin H.
Barnett, Covington, Tenn.,
Miss : Jeannie "Sfovall Lewis,
Greensboro, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs.
Marion <H. Allén, jr., Chicago,
III; Mr. Miles W.: Lewis, jr.,
Greensboro, Ga,; Dr. and Mrs,
Bolling S. Dußose, jr.,.U. S.
Nayvy, Charleston, S. C.; and
Mr. and Mrs. Toombs . Dußose
Lewis, Greensboro, Ga., are in~
vited to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Robert Toombs: Dußose,
Sunday - afternoon,: August 18,
1946, from the home of her son,
Mzr. . Bolling . S.. Dußose, : 230
University. Drive, at four
o’clock. Dr. H, C. Holland, pas
tor of First Methodist church,
will efficiate, and will: be as
sisted by Dr. Charles Kopp,
Greensboro, Ga., First Meth
odist church. The following
gentlemen will sefve as pall
bearers: + Mr. Robert P. White,
Mr. Ralph Hodgosn, Mr Wil
liam L. Erwin; Mr. Junius
Lewis, Mr. Kyle Smith, Mr. E.
B. Braswell, ‘Mr. Homer K
Nichelson, and Mr. Dupree
Hunhicutt. Intefment will be in
Oconee, Hill cemetery. McDor
man-Bridges. ;
WHITEHEAD. — The relatives
and friends -of Miss Frances
Elizabeth Whitehead of Bogart,
Ga, R. F. D.; Mr. and Mrs. Len
P. Whitehead, Miss Katherine
Whitehead, Miss Harriett
Whitetiegd ~ and Mr. Frank
Whitehead, Bogart, Ga., R. F.
D.; and Mr. Samuel Westbrook,
Bostwick, Ga., . are invited to
attend the funeral of Miss
Frances Elizabeth Whitehead,
Sunday' afternoon, August 18,
1946, from Ray's Methodist
church at two o'clock. The Rev.
F. E. Jenkins, pastor of the
church, will officiate. Cousins
will serve as pallbearers: Mr.
Levi Whitehead, Mr, Jack Elly,
Mr. Dan Faller, Mr. Billy El
der, Mr. Dean Elder, and Mr.
Donald Whitehead. Inferment
will be in Winder, Ga., ceme
_ tery. McDorman~-Bridges.
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1946.
Yelerinary School
Plans Announced
By Dean Chapman
Dr. Paul W. Chapman, dean of
the University of Georgia College
of Agriculture, today announced
plans for the establishment of the
recently approved = Veterinary
School at Athens. ‘
According to Dr, Chapman, who
is in charge of setting up the train
ing facilities, the school will open
in September and will train ap
proximately 75 students the first
vear. |
Under present arrangements, the
required one year course in pre
veterinary medieine will' be offer
ed to students that have had no
previous college ecourses. Those
students who have completed the
pre-requisites for. enrtance into
the Veterinary School will be en
rolled in regular. classeés leading
to a Doctor of Veterinary Medic
iné degree.
Training and housing facilities
are still available for an addition
al 50 students to the school. Re
quests for entrance will: be ac
cepted in the order received for
the fall quarter which commences
Septmber 24. Applications should
be addressed to Dr. J. Ralph
Thaxton, Registrar at the Univer
sity, or to Dr. Paul Chapman, Dean,
College of Agriculture. .
Hunter Field
A survey recently completed by
several University of Georgia of
ficials revealed that facilities are
available for married students who
wish to attend the new University
Branch at Hunter Field, Savannah.
Numerous living quarters, built
by the Federal Public Housing
Authority during the war, will be
reserved for married couples who
enroll at the Branch. Bus service
will be provided to and from the
sites and nursery rfacilities are
available for students’ children, .
Married enrollees will have a
wide choice of housing facilities
and may choose apartments of ong,
two, or three bedrooms, furnished
or unfurnished. Rents' for the
apartments will be reasonable, and
in accordance with FPHA regula
tions,
Requests for admission to *'he
Savannah Division should be ad
dréssed to J. Ralph Thaxton, Re
gistrar and Director of Admissions
at the University at Athens. 4
CRONIC HICCUPS
DALTON = O AO, 11 —
—(AP) — William C. Wells, by
conservative estimate has hic
cuped several million times dur
ing the last 17 months and “€
nasn’t found a way to stop thos&
odd little throat noices yet. ¢
Wells’ hiccups ‘run in cycles—
a week or two at a time, then
three or four hiccupless days—
with no let-up in the procedu
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our deeP
appyeciation to our many friends
shown during the recent accided”
tal death of our son. brothe
father and husband, Quintip L.
Swindel. ' May the Lord’s riches!
blessings rest upon _each and
everyone, —
THE SWINDEL FAMILY.