The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, September 02, 1976, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextPOINTERS FOR ARENTSsssn! MOTHERS' HELPER If you’re a parent of any of the approximately 18 million •preschool children in America today, you’ll probably be happy to have all the help you can get. Over 200 suggestions from Hedstrom Company’s “Price less Pointers” booklet could come in mighty handy for bringing up baby. For example: 1. Hold a paper cup under your child’s chin when giving medicine by the spoonful. The cup will catch spills which can be mixed with water and drunk to save ex pensive medicine. 2. A pair of tight rubber gloves with corrugated fingers are a great help in handling a slippery baby in his bath. 3. A salad fork is easier than a dinner fork for a small child to eat with. It’s shorter, wider, and easier to handle. 4. Gumdrops or miniature marshmallows make pretty holders for candles on a child’s birthday cake and they protect the frosting from melted wax. 5. A harmless paint for kids to play with can be made by adding food coloring to canned milk. 6. More than 200 addi tional sound sensible ideas and safety suggestions plus other helpful information to minimize the common prob lems of child-raising are avail able from some of the world’s best child care experts: hun dreds of mothers and the Children’s Bureau, Depart ment of Health, Education, and Welfare. For your copy of “Priceless Pointers” send 35 cents to Hedstrom, Dept. NAP, Bedford, PA 15522. Be sure to include your com plete mailing address. UjhEiZ? UE<Z£ ytv ■ J.'n ' s- The New England folks have a saying that three Philadel phia lawyers are a match for the very Devil himself. Gold defiles with frequent touch; There’s nothing fouls the hand so much. WANTED} Have 4 horsepower WAGON leaving for Oregon Territory MUST SHARE Expenses Moving can be very troublesome. Especially when you’re off to settle the wilderness. The roads were terrible. No restaurants along the way. Why. the trip itself took months. But. if you were willing, the government would give you land. Land that was bought and paid for with money raised from Americans taking stock in their country. So thousands had a little hand in every homestead. Today, millions of Americans are still taking stock in their country by buying U.S. Savings Bonds. Because whether you purchase Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan at work, or through the Bond- A-Month Plan where you save, you’re putting your money where it counts the most. For you and for your country. So buy U.S. Savings Bonds. They’ll put your savings on the right road. Now E Bonds pay interest when held to maturity of 5 years (4 Vi% the first year) Interest is not snbject to state or local income taxes, and federal tax may be deferred until redemption in^meriai. 200 years at the same location. Rill A public sarvica of this publication ggJJJ and Tha Advertising Council. Fred&l [whiiteJ Locally Owned and Operated GRADE “A” Whole FRYERS Per Bag | 0 Cutup m n Country #1 £ Style LB “t If V <5*440 McEVER or ALL STAR WIENERS $lB9 2 Lbs. | Pure Lard JELLO p Tappioca Pudding-----25c UPTON w ** Instant Tea.”_"“ _ $1.69 JUMBO scon r / TOWELSL* 49<h COKE W SIX PACK CANNED 77Y I No Return - No Deposit HEINZ 14 OZ. KETCHUP 39 THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA WHEH OUAUTY COUNISj - WILSON’S 60z. BOLOGNA 2 9 Pig Feet Pork or *iQO Liver lb. 4*l FAT BACK lb49° Golden Ripe Iceber? f Country Style BANANAS. LETTUCE*! BACKBONE „.17e(ft 18LW 1.5 LB. FROZEN Whiting Fish 69c OLD SOUTH Apple Cobbler. 99° Open All Day Labor Day ‘Store Hours:, 8:00 to 6:30, Mon., Tuei., Wed., Thurs. 8:00 to 7:00, Friday and Saturday QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 3 Oz. LIBBY Potted Meat 399 c 8 Oz. Lindy Peas—6 °sl 303 CAN SUNSHINE Rutabagas—-4 $1 FROM FOODS DONALD DUCK Orange Juice 390 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1976 HORMEL CURE 81 HAM *199 : ut| ► nt Sunnyland’s Bacon 99 c ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 10 Oz. LYKES Cooked Ham s|B9 Corn Flakes -t “-“ 3 <■* $1 Black Pepper 3 oz_s Auers 49c 13 Oz. RED AND WHITE Evaporated Milk 3 hr 89c Eoun?\ USjJ [ WE ACCEPT U.S.DA | 'food stamps HEAVY WESTERN CHOICE BEEF T-BONE |gg STEAK :| SIRLOIN tlßq STEAK *l bS LB. I Porterhouse STEAK $179 LB. | r SUNBEAM’S BIG BREAD 3SIJ r Blue Plate 1 I Mayonnaise^ LIMIT ONE ifiZyJ [ 32 Oz Jg /fczs/ T 303 CAN STANDARD Tomatoes I Or Mayfield Cream Style CORN I /red&\ VWHITEf N-IVvalue Ti CHECK’D