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Plain hfiioca crear. is delicious
with a little orange rind folded
into it. Then when ready to serve
garnish it with fresh orange sec
tions. Or make a sauce for the pud=
ding out of orange julce thickened
with a lttle cornstarch.
“Cash and Can'y"
Without Painful Backache
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it
mymmgzimbukuhe.rheumaficmim.
Jeg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up
mights, swelling, puffiness under the eyes,
headuches and dizziness, Frequent or scanty
passages with smarting and burning some«
times stows there is something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder,
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan’s
Pilie, » atimulant diuretic, used successfully
by millions for over 60 {earl. Doan’s give
happy relief and will help the 16 miles of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan’s Pills.
.
RENEWED AND
CUARANTEED ‘
By
“Athens Oldest Dealer”
1947 FORD STATION WAGON
~V-8 « 100 H, P. engine. New
green baked enamel finish,
wood has been completely re
warked. New fop, genuine
leather upholstery. New W. S.
W, tires. Heater and defroster.
A clean, one-owner wagon
which s like new throughout—
sl24s
1942 PLYMOUTH FORDOR
SEDAN — New green baked
enamel finish, new tires, heater,
Original upholstery like new—
Very clean and in excellent
condition throughout—
s74s
1938 PLYMOUTH COACH—
Black finish, good tires. Looks
and rune sood—
sl9s
193¢ FORD V-8 TUDOR SE
DAN-—Goodlooking black fin
ish, practically new tires, seat
covers, heater., Mechanically
tops 'plus good 100k55295
$295
1939 CHEVROLET 14 TON
PICK-UP TRUCK-—Blue fin
ish, good rubber. A buy at—
only—
s44s
32 Other Cars And
Trucks To Select
— From! —
All Credit Handled In
Our Offices.
Terms Y 2 Down.
Balance In 12t0 21 Mos.
(. A. TRUSSELL
MOTOR (0.
“Established 1918”
Pulaski at Broad
Phone 1097
BEST QUALITY
AT LOW COST ,
We are ready to gin your cotton-—give you the most up-to«
::e service obtalpnble—on the most up-to-date outfit in Geor«
Our location is easily accessible—on highway 29—one mile
North of Athens, Trucks are avallable to haul your cotton.
We promptly give you the BEST service—BEST grade
ginned staple—BEST turn-out possible,
We pay top market prices for your cotton and cotton seed.
We pay good premiums on Coker and Empire cotton seed suit
able for planting. We have seed wheat and oats for sale.
: SCALES
Are
U. S. COVERNMENT
INSPECTED REGULARLY
We wish to say to our friends that we sincerely appreciate
your past patronage, and we shall continue to give efficient,
eourteous and prompt service to every customer.
We are holding 2 nice gift that will be presented to you free
of eost when you bring us that first bale of cotton to be ginned.
While at our gin visit our new GULF SERVICE STATION
#nd GROCERY STORE.
.T. BROO
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this picture taken at midnight en thelr island reservation in the Brookfieid Zoo, Chicago.
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THE CORN IS GREEN-—lndianapolis may not have grass grow
ing in its streets, but the corn is green on the sidewalk-—at least |
one lone stalk pushing up through a crack in the concrete is. (}au g
station attendant Joe Ticen doesn’t know how it happened to spring
up thers, but he faithfully cares for the plent in hopes of 2
“bumper erop” later in the season.
VA CALCULATIONS
Amounts Proposed For
NSLI Dividend Payment Set
The Veterans Administration to
day made public the first VA cal
culations on amounts proposed to
be paid nearly 16,000,000 veterans
in the $2.8 billion special National
Service Life Insurance dividend.
Vaux Owen, Georgia Regional
Manager, saild maximum possible
amount that any veteran can re
ceive will be $528.
Other payments, based on age
groups, will run to lesser sums.
The dividend will be paid on both
term and converted insurance pol
icies, and will be paid only for the
period that the policy was in force
prior to the policy anniversary in
1948, N%dpuyments will be made
for periods of lapse, VA em
phasized.
Mr. Owen said the estimated
rate of the dividend was arrived at
after long actuarial studies, and
that the rate of payment will be
the same for both term and con
verted policies, as the dividend is
based on mortality savings since
}here are no excess interest earn
ings. :
In arriving &t the dividend scale,
Ithe VA gaid, standard insurance
: yractices were followed, whereby
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IT MIGHT BE A MUSIC MAKER—The sleek instrument in the
hands of a workman at Hyde Park, Bosten, looks as if it should
turn out some sort of delightful music. Instead, it's a 27-tube heat
ing coil designed to turn cold breezes into warm ones. Once the
coil is installed, the copper tubes will be filled with.steam, through
which will be blown 5200 cubic feel of air per minute for warming.
dividends on a life insurance poli=
cy represent a return to the in
sured of the excess of premiums
paid over the amounts required to
pay claims and set up necessary
reserves. This is not necessarily
proportional to the premium paid.
While portions of the premium
originally estimated as necessary
to pay claims may turn out to have
been too high and can return a
dividend, the part of the premium
that goes into building up reserves
cannot return a profit unless the
fund earns a rate of interest higher
than that pgssumed in the premium
calculations. This has not been
done in the case of National Serv=
ice Life Insurance, VA pointed out.
Maximum Payment
In computing the maximum pay=
ment of $528, the dividend was bas
ed on a SIO,OOO policy in force for
86 months, (the longest possible
period), on a veteran aged 40 or
less at the time the policy was
taken out. This represents a pay
ment of 55 cents a month per SIOOO
insurance. As the mortality rate
for the age group of 40 and under
did not vary greatly, a single div=
idend rate will apply to this whole
group.
AT THE
MOVIES
Wed.-Thurs.-Fri.-Sar. — “Slat
tery’s Hurricane,” starring Rich
ard Widmark, Linda Darnell, Ver
onica Lake, John Russell. Gene
Krupa & Orch. Bad Ol Putty Tat.
News. |
GEORGIA— (
T es.-Wed.—*Sorrowful Jones,”
starring Bob Hope, Lucille Ball.
Running the Keys. Often an Or
phan.
Thurs.-Fri. — “Hellfire,” starr
ing William Elliott, Marie Wind
sor. Dizzy Acrobat News.
Sat. — “Fighting Fools,” starr
ing Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall. New
lyweds. Drooler’s Delight.
S’l‘v%AND—
ed. — ‘“Manhandled,” starring
Dorothy Lamour, Dan Duryea. Su
perman — Chapter 6.
Thurs.—*“They Drive by Night,”
starring George Raft, Ann Sheri
dan, Ida Lugino. He{lcopter Magic.
Mice Will Play.
Fri.-Sat. — “San Antonio Kid,”
starring Wild Bill Elliott. Movie
Daze. Batman & Robin — Chap
ter 12.
RITZ—
Wed.-Thurs. — “My Dream is
Yours,” starring Jack Carson, Do~
ris Day. Dude Rancheroos. Un
trained Seal.
Fri.-Sat. — “Crashing Through,”
starring Whip Wilson, Christine
Larson. His Weak Moment. Burn
'Em Up Barnes. — Chapter 10.
DRIVE-IN— :
Thurs.-Fri. — “Beyond Glory,”
starring Alan Ladd, Donna Reed.
Inferior Decorator. Ski Holiday.
News.
Sat. — Border Feud,” starring
Al “Lash” Laßeu, Fuzzy St. John.
No More Rrelatives. Winter Draws
On. Gang Busters — Chsapter 9.
THE BANNER-HERALD ATHENS GEORGIA
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® Zipper Front, Waist Straps.
® Complete Rayon Lining. 1090
® Tough Capg Leather - 8-18.
JR. BOY’S LEATHER JACKET .... ..... 790
Boys’ Zippered Sweaters
® 100% All Wool Worsted. ‘
® Two-Toned Combinations : 398
® Colors, Royal, Luggage, Maroon.
® Sizes-8 - 16.
Boys’ Striped Slipovers
® A School Must - Sizes 8-16.
® All Wool Colorful Stripes. 398
® Colors, Maroon, Kelley, jJocky, Roy
. al, and Brown - Crew Neck. ;
' Boys’ Novelty Sweat Shirts
® Cotton Fleece In Side - Sixes 4-12
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Novelty Stitched Cardigan With Matching Slip-Over. Sizes, 498 j ¥ 2
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By &.\ 100% all wool coverts in “grown-up” styles (they'll
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Bold Plaid Corduroy
TYPICAL PENNEY VALUE 9“
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FOR JUNIOR BOYS
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A Penney special—designed to please mothers
who want the “most for their money!"” For only
4.98 you get: 1. A warmly lined corduroy zipper
jacket and, 2. A rugged pair of pinwale corduroy
pants featuring the no-fuss elastic boxer waist, .
(We left plenty of turn-up on pants.) Browns,
navy and greens, 3-8.
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look at the sound Penney features and you'll
see how really terrific it is! Shirt is woven (not
just printed) cotton tailored to be worn either
in or out of shorts. Pants are heavy reinforced
cotton. Both are Sanforized®, 3-8,
*Shrinkage will not exceed 19
“dulolay SEFVTEMBER, 29, 1966