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On The Farm Production Front By B. B. CAMPBELL COUNTY AGENT Farmers are again reminded of the community meetings which are being scheduled throughtout the county. Color projection slides taken in the county will be used to emphasize important cultural practices. There will be discussions of pasture im provement, Out-of-State-Tour, corn production, poultry development and other projects. Meeting is scheduled for Jenkinsburg, on Friday night, Feb. 22, at 8:00; Worthville club house, Wednesday night, Feb. 27, at 8:00 Iron Springs clubhouse Friday, Feb. 29 at 8:00; and Jackson post office, Monday, March 3 at 8:00. All members of the Butts County Pasture Association will certainly want to attend the pasture tour scheduled in Walton county on Fri day, Feb 29. The group will leave the postoffice at Jackson tU. 8:30 A. M. We will visit Mr. T. R. Breed love’s dairy farm and an outstanding beef cattle farm. These two farms will have what is considered the best livestock and pasture program in Georgia. The Summerour Farms of Winder Georgia will have a pure bred pol led Hereford sale on Friday, Feb. 29 when 50 polled Herefords cattle will be sold; 22 bulls, 12 mature cows and 12 heifers. The North Georgia Hereford Association will hold their 9th annual show and sale at Lafayette, Ga., on Wednesday, March 5-show at 10:00 and sale at 12:00. There will be offered for sale all registered cattle, 21 horned and 9 polled bulls; 49 horned and 15 polled females. CARD OF THANKS The family of Mr. O. E. Ingram of West Palm Beach, Florida, wish to extend thanks and appreciation to their many Jackson relatives and friends for their acts of kindness and messages of sympathy at the time of his death. These will always be remembered with grateful apprecia tion. FOR SALE —Second sheets, car bon paper, gem clips, stencils, pen cils, adding machine rolls, mimeo pa per. Jones Office Supply Cos. COTTON PLANTING SEED Coker’s 100 Wilt Empire Farmers Union Warehouse Cos. JACKSON, GEORGIA GAIN NEW JOY IN LIFE Thero it no nttd for you to bo tired, nervous, cranky or constipated if duo to dietary deficiencies which occur only when the daily intake of B-vitamins and Niacin is lets than minimum requirements over a prolonged period. These non-specific symptoms do not in themselvos prove a dietary de ficiency and may have other causes or bs duo to functionol conditions. If you’ve resigned yourself to a life without companionship ... without fun and parties ... simply be cause you haven’t the necessary Bexel Special Formula EPHB pSIpaMtFFn the wonderful new vitamin com- GUARANTEtD pound, may be exactly what you OA*H You take just ONE need to put you on your feet again % casy-to-swallow Boxcl if you . . . like so many, many capsule a day. and ethers . . . are suffering from com- ■VNIB that's all! It costs you non symptoms of specific deficien- only about fie a day... a tiny price to pay Where such conditions are due to Jainst t the°misery lack of B-viUmins, iron and trace i “5d sufferi?M of minerals, known to be essential m w.. oc human nutrition. Bexel may be the our as a result ofpro -miracle drug” you are looking for dSSSi?Kf to put s ou in tip top s pe essential vitamins and agaln ~ WHIR minerals Your if you don't fee! bet- W!"?* ” gHA ter after one bottle - of Bexel! W Product of Lridgeport, Conn. SMITH DRUG CO. JACKSON, GEORGIA Chairman White Asks Election For Road Board A. A. White, chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, an nounced and qualified this week as a candidate for re-election in the March primary. Mr. White, heading the ticket in the 1948 primary and named chairman, is now completing the last year of a four year term. He is one of the best known citi- zens of the county, having been iden tified with public affairs for several years. He is a former county warden and is recognized as an experienced 1 road builder. He served eight years |as Butts County Coroner. Resident j of the Stark community, where he is a member of the Baptist church, Mr. White points to the fact that forest protection was instituted during his administration. In seeking re-election Mr. White declared he wants anoth er term to complete the Health Cen ter, plans for which are now being completed. That Mr. White is popular and has a host of personal friends and politi cal supporters is attested by the large vote he has always received in his previous campaigns. A large group of friends will accord Mr. White loyal support in his bid for re election to the post of County Com missioner. Buy U.S.Savings Bonds REGULARLY Ask where you WORK Ask where you BANK 75 Relieve Nj Misery W 666 LIQUID OR T**in*-SAMI MJT RIUH DR. N. C. BROWN DR. R. T. LEITER CHIROPRACTORS Mon. Thru Fri.—9-5 Saturday—9-12 FORSYTH, GA. Phone 7008 physical power and energy . . . BEXEL SPECIAL FORMULA may be just what need to pep you up... to give you new vim, sparkle. THE JACKSON FWOGRESS-ARGUS. JACKSON, GEORGIA Van Jones In Race For Clerk Superior Court Van Jones of Stark, one of the county’s widely known citizens, makes announcement this week as a candidate for Clerk of Superior Court in the March primary. He joins Homer Caldwell and Howard Perdue in seeking the post being va cated by Paul Maddox. Lifelong resident of the county and son of jVlrs. J. C. Jones and the [Shop Coloniol-Youff doefs Best Friend! * YOUR /“ RE ( FOOD BILL IS LESS 1 Search high and low, check and double check ... you won’t find a better, surer V WHEN YOU SHOP AT CSIJ M I . *WW way to save than by shopping Colonial regularly. Colonial saves you—not just a penny or two on a weekend “special”—but real money, savings on the total y'~ >s\ of all the food purchases that your family needs for the week.-It’s this total BROCK'S PASTEL f i that really counts in buying and budgeting, so shop Colonial and make your KAADQIIKAAI I flllfQ : M own comparison of total register receipts. You’ll soon agree with other thrifty IVInIIwIIIVIMLLII Vf homemakers that Colonial is the best friend your budget ever had. , 7° ! ONLY 25 C DELICIOUS FRANCO-AMERICAN W SPAGHETTI 2 ■ 29* /-*R| GA. MAID TASTY M W J||| \H|r^ DILL PICKLES “ 19* LARGE LIMAS 33* VIL/ r CHAPE JELLY 19* OZ. VWVII Special Introductory Offer! MmEmEmZ Your choice of one 8-Oz. package ° f either the NEW TR,ANGLE CHEESE - ONLY 599 WHITE LILY FLOUR .jss-t. r 99 CRISCO SHORTENING s 890 SALAD DRESSING MOTHER'S 390 BROOK’S CATSUP TANSY 200 LUZIANNE COFFEE s 810 BRUNSWICK STEW Castleberry N C ° AN 2 489 RZTZ CRACKERS NABlsco JSk 359 DRESSED AND DRAWN BAKING HENS ■ 49 c FORK ROAST ss ... 39c • sz ... 450 CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS - 690 ARMOUR STAR SAUSAGE ,s. 430 RIB STEAK “90 =£. - 830 PLATE STEW BEEF • 390 BONELESS STEW BEEF • 820 FRESH GROUND BEEF • 650 JUMBO SHRIMP 15-25 COUNT lb. 650 Down Pleasant Produce Lane • •*> ► '• ' • : U. S. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES 5 £29* INDIAN RIVER ORANGES 5 39c GREEN CABBAGE MEDIUM SIZE lb. 5c U. S. NO. 1 YELLOW ONIONS 3 27 c FANCY DELICIOUS APPLES 15c GOLDEN CARROTS PRE-PACKAGED pkg. 15c CURLY LEAF SPINACH - 15 c LARGE CRISP FLORIDA PASCAL CELERY r T £ 9 C Du* to daily market changes fresh produce prices effeetiee thru Feb. 23rd. 101 OAK STREET, JACKSON, GA. late Mr. Jesse Jones, he has resided at Stark for several years and is en gaged in farming in that community. He has acted as deputy sheriff and always takes an active interest in pol itics. Baptist laymanf member of St. Johns lodge No. 45 F&AM and a Knights Templar, he is active in \ county and community affairs. Mr. Jones has an influential family con nection, is well known and well liked and friends predict he will be ac corded hearty support in this cam paign. Mr. Jones is a candidate for the term begining January 1, 1953. RHEUMATISM AND BAD WEATHER TOO MUCH FOR BIRTHDAY HIKE Uncle Charlie Shepherd, colored brick mason and artisan, who was 77 years old February 15, planned to observe his birthday by walking to Fincherville, but bad weather for ced postponement of the trip. It is likely that rheumatism also played a part in cancelling the 10 or more mile hike. Uncle Charlie has been building chimneys and doing masonry work for residents of Butts county for a > [ \ C S Pie Cherries NO 2 CAN 21* \5WAy^ padjT\ Rea , & tv Taste • Feature! 1111 >■■■■■ Treat! j! WASTES WAX PAPER ROLL 251 !l granulated 20-OZ. !> SSSiSk 4 22c i: alAfil wflf DEODORIZER = ! 4-oz. 590? I OLIVE OIL j! I POMPEIAN 2-Oz. |0 4.o*. Mb 0 f I brand Bot. j Bot , 25 I |[ SNOWDRSFT SHORTENING -■ ©3 C ji j! BAKERITE shortening 3 C : b n lil I ji BALLARD ■ FLOUR plain s*b. !> I S ON ® SSI - 31 c . 1 lie I WATER MAID RICE * J *£ ! ;! GERBER baby rOOD ial i ! GERBER CEREALS 2~lt |i j BAIEARD layer cake mix St §f* l| | PALMOLIVE SOAP a : If* ! ; CASHMERE BOUQUET 3 ™* |f* j: ! ocTAcoßi... ,z 15c , ■;pv pkg. *'OC < I •!* POWDERS t-GE. ■#!, t | ___ PKG. VV /|\ I ! I* AB POWDERS LG E. )A. ./ [ \ < , : !“-o i3c / \i; : ™ ~ 30 * J§ S ' JPER } suds ism - ■, / I t”: 30c --- '$ J ■// THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1952 long number of years and is a leader among his race. Has your subscription expired? FRESH EGGS y Doz. 50c Redman Seed Cos.