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Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 5, 1957
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By Guy Chambless
“WHEN IT IS DARK ENOUGH. MEN SEE THE STARS”
This warmly beautiful sentence penned by Ralph Waldo
Emerson, has more and more significance as the days slip by.
It appears, in fact, that Emerson may have dedicated to all
posterity a message for the strong and the spiritually mature.
It can reasonably be considered that strength and maturity are
by-products of bad times, not good times. And, despite the ap
parent horn of plenty, the deep freezes and the chrome-heavy
cars, these are, in a sense, bad times.
Our is an age of electronic gadgetry; of great and rapid
strides in any scientific field you care to name. It is an age, too,
of nuclear horizons far beyond our comprehension which pose
the alternate promises of staggering benefits for all mankind
or a long step backward into an indescribable jungle of our
own making. It is because of this uncertainty that we can
hope that it is, indeed, dark enough to see the stars.
CHAMBLESS FUNERAL HOME
NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
OUR USED TRACTORS
ARE WORK-CONDITIONED
TO GIVE MANY YFARS OF
STEADY SERVICE
9 N FORD
TRACTORS
$375 and up
L.A. John Deere
Tractor with
Cultivator & Plow.
Only $295
M - John Deere
3 Tractors
With Implements
at $695 and up.
Super A
FARMALLS
4 Tractors with
5 Implements.
$1095 to $1395
Blackshear Tractor
and Implement Co.
“Your Friendly Ford Tractor Dealer”
BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA
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NEW SARASOTA TERRACE HOTEL
j/fUKBSOk '-O’ »OX 1720 — SARASOTA. FLORIDA — TEL. IINOJNC — 0-4111
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Earthmaster
with Cultivator
only $327
Allis - Chalmers
Tractor with
4 Implements
only $1075
8 N FORD
19 Tractors
selling from
$595 to $995
CLASSIFIED
ADS
FOR SALE
One Dorsey log or pole trailer,
also three 8.25 x 20 used tires.
Dewey Lee, phone 2-2831, Na
hunta, Ga. 12 5
TWO HOUSES AND
LAND FOR SALE
Two houses and 11 acres of
land for sale, also tractor and
other farm equipment. Located
on Route 2, Nahunta, at Old
Raybon. The former Godwin
home. Homer Luke, Route 2, Na
hunta, Ga. 12|19
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
House and lot for sale one mile
east of Nahunta in Sears sub
division. SBO down and $45 a
month. 5-room house with con
veniences. Dan Jones, Nahunta,
Ga. 12 12
CHRISTMAS PIANO SALE
Visit Our Special Christmas
Piano Sale for Best Buys in Spi
net Pianos, Rebuilt and Practice
Pianos, and Organs. Famous
makes included. Give your child
the piano you missed. Select your
piano now, have it reserved for
Christmas delivery. Lowest pric
es, easiest terms. DURDEN PIA
NO WAREHOUSE, 910 S. Peter
son Ave., Phone 177-J, Douglas,
Ga. 12 19
WOMEN — WOMEN
Beat your men folk to this.
Apply now for a Watkins dealer
ship for this area. Many women
now making $75.00 to more than
SIOO.OO weekly as Watkins deal
ers. No doubt you can qualify
for this route. Write The J. R.
Watkins Company, 659 West
Peachtree Street, N. E., Atlanta,
Georgia. 12’5
FOR SALE — Used Tractors —
Fords, Fergusons, Allis-Chalmers,
Super A Farmalls. Blackshear
Tractor & Implement Co. ts
BARGAINS IN BOATS
AND MOTORS
One 14-foot Carter Craft Runa
bout with wind shield, 30 H.P.
electric starting Evinrude, Gator
Trailer. Complete with steering
wheel and remote controls . .
$745.00
16-foot Lumberton fishing boat,
double live boxes', top, windshield,
steering wheel, remote controls,
25 HP, electric starting motor,
battery and Gator trailer . . .
$875.00
16-foot molded fiber glass boat,
windshield, steering wheel and
remote controls, new trailer, new
demonstrator 35 HP Johnson
motor . . . $995.00
New 14-foot DeSoto Craft runa
bout, new trailer, slightly used
25 HP Wizard, steering wheel and
remote controls .. . $688.00
Used Aristocraft speed boat,
windshield, steering and remote
controls, 25 HP Johnson motor
and Gator trailer . . . $545.00.
SAM MONROE & SON
333 State St. Waycross, Ga.
ft PHARMACEUTICAL 1
BCL ill Y our p h y sici "
U ,\L 111 depends on the
DIV 111 *kill of the ph«r
miost for pred- ft;
■ »ioo in filling hit prescription*.
I He knows thst when a prescrip-
U neo k brought to 'he Rexall
■ Dnig Store it ir compounded
I with highest quality ingre
[ dieno •nd tdennfic skill _ls
Knight-Vickers
Drug Store
Ernest Knight, Carey Jones,
Luke Stewart, Pharmacists
' Phone 2254 Jesup, Ga.
LOW-SUDSING DETERGENT I
Housing-Equipment Specialist i
Miss Doris Oglesby, Agricultural:
Extension Service, says front-;
opening washers require the use;
of a low-sudsing detergent. This
is because the washing action of
such a machine depends upon;
lifting the clothes and then drop
ping them intd the water. If
heavy suds exist, they may act I
as a cushion and prevent the
clothes from really getting into
the water.
To get the best results, bake
pies and pastries in glass or
anodized aluminum, advises Miss
Doris Oglesby, housing - equip
ment specialist, Agricultural Ex
tension Service.
According to W. E. Neville,
apiculturist, Agricultural Exten
sion Service, a good colony of
bees must raise two hundred
thousand bees during a season.
A few well-placed yard lights
make after-dark farm jobs not
only easier, but safer, point out
Agricultural Extension Service
engineers.
For best results, lime should
be applied to the soil during the
winter. This recommendations is
from W. H. Sell, agronomist-cot
ton, Agricultural Extension Ser
vice.
Certified seed of a good var
iety and which have been treat
ed will pay big dividends, de
clares Hugh Ingilis, agronomist
seed certification, Agricultural
Extension Service.
Although the acne of adoles
cence may be unrelated to foods
eaten, a well balanced diet —
along with cleanliness — may
help to combat it, says Miss Lu
cile Higginbotham, health spec
ialist, Agricultural Extension
Service.
Mrs. Blanche Riggins returned
from the Pierce County Hospital
in Blackshear Wednesday, Nov.
27, after a serious operation. She
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Dixon.
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Meet the year’s smartest station wagon
set! Chevrolet brings you five new wagons
for ’sß—all long, low and loaded with news.
They’re more than nine inches longer,
dramatically lower. They set a new style
with boldly sculptured lines. And these
new Chevrolets are the most practical
wagons that ever took to the road. The
liftgate is hinged into the roof and raises
completely out of the way for easier
loading. There’s a new easy-opening tail-
Ordyjnmchisod Chevrolet dealers display this famous trademark See Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer
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I 3-POUND BUCKET I
I LUZIANNE COFFEE $2.29 I
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I LONG GRAIN RICE 39c I
I 2 CANS I
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Personals
Mrs. Elizabeth Pearson return
ed on Saturday of last week from
a vacation tour to Indianapolis,
Indiana, where she visited friends.
She was accompanied by Mrs.
J. A. Bell of East Palatka, Fla.,
and Miss Alda Pearson of Pat-
terson. Among the interesting
points of interest they visited
were the Vestavia Garden and
Temple in Birmingham; Ave Ma
ria Grotte at Cullman, Ala.; The
Hermitage at Nashville, Tenn.;
Floyd Collins Crystal Cave in
Kentucky.
gate, too, and room for longer loads.
No station wagon built ever carried loads
with more ease or passengers with more
comfort! Chevrolet’s new standard Full
Coil suspension cradles you on deep coil
springs at every wheel. And you can have
a real air ride as an extra-cost option.
Stop by your Chevrolet dealer’s and look
over the smartest, smoothest going station
wagons of them all.
CABINET WORK WANTED
See me for your cabinet work.
Will do wardrobes, base or wall
cabinets, end tables. Will put on
finish or leave unfinished. Can
do repair work f or furniture.
See me for any wood work.
R. L. Hickey, Nahunta. Ga.
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