The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, May 14, 1959, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextBrantley Enterprise. Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, May 14, 1959 Dance Revue 'Stars of Tomorrow' Presented by er JACKIE MATHISON NAHUNTA GRAMMAR SCHOOL May 20 at 8:00 P. M. Children 35c, Adults 50c, Grocery Specials Friday & Saturday, May 15 - 16 CAULEY’S PURE LARD 6 pound jar $1.15 SMALL BOX TIDE WASHING POWDER 34c PLUMP — TENDER RICE Long Grain 5 POUNDS 35c GRITS JIM DANDY 5 POUNDS 35c ONIONS 3 pounds 25c COFFEE Maxwell House 1 Lb. Can 59c (With $5.00 Order or More) BREAD Regular Size . 15c PICNIC HAMS POUND 39c SMOKED BACON POUND 39c Ingle Grocery Hickox, Georgia a K HERE’S ANOTHER PACKAGE OF POWER YOU ORDERED YES, YOU ORDERED IT by indicating you would use more and more electricity in the years ahead. It’s quite a package, this turbo-generator just installed at Plant McManus, near Bruns wick. It weighs almost a million pounds, yet is built to the precise tolerances of a fine watch. Under that sleek design is a generating capac ity of 75,000 kilowatts, which exceeds the power of all the work animals — horses and mules — in Georgia. The sls-million expansion of Plant McManus is only a single step in our construction pro gram. Since World War II we have spent nearly half a billion dollars expanding and improving the electrical facilities that serve you. We have almost tripled our generating capacity, more than doubled our miles of power lines. That kind of growth makes sure that you have plenty of low-cost and dependable elec tricity whenever and wherever you need it. GEORGIA POWER COMPANY « ti r I Ii« »«•••»•• « । ••• v l Use of MH-30 On Tobacco Has Adverse Effects The following discussion of the use of MH-30 on tobacco is re printed from the quarterly report of Tobacco Associates, Inc.: Recently, the advantages and disadvantages of the use of ma leic hydrazide (MH-30) have come up again for consideration. This has been a controversial is sue for over two years. In Octo ber 1958, the Tobacco Associates Quality Committee reviewed this matter fully and completely with representatives of the major ci garette manufacturing firms us ing flue-cured tobacco, both in the United States and in foreign countries. The conclusions of this review were set forth in our Oct ober-December 1958 bulletin. This matter has again been re viewed with these buying inter ests and again they have stated that they do not think that this material should be used on to bacco. It has been estimated that the quality of a substantial pro portion of the flue-cured tobacco crop was adversely affected by the use of this material last year. So far as we can tell at this time, some of this tobacco is not suit able for any use. Adverse Effects Both domestic and foreign manufacturers generally agree that, under average weather con ditions and normal farm prac tices, the use of MH-30 impairs the desirability of flue-cured leaf on which it is used because it adversely affects the quality of the final product — the cigarette. Cigarette manufacturers have indicated that some of the effects on chemical and physical prop erties of the cured leaf caused by the application of MH-30 are as follows: The nicotine-to-sugar ratio and the amount of petroleum ether extractives in the leaf are re duced, with corresponding re duction in the flavor and aroma of the cured leaf. The leaf becomes a little hea vier per unit of area thereby re ducing the * filling value of the tobacco. There is a loss of color. Tips have a tendency to thicken and become “leathery”. The leaf is often soggy, thick, slick, and generally of very poor condition. Treated tobaccos gave a larger proportion of inferior cigarettes — more soft ends, generally less firm, and not as well filled. Ci garettes burn less freely and have a tendency to go out more easily, and they do not taste as good. The results of tests which have been made by some tobacco man ufacturers indicate that if much more of the tobacco grown in the flue-cured area were treated with MH-30, it would me impos sible for manufacturers to main tain the level of quality of cigar ettes. The cigarettes manufactur ed from such leaf have poor phy sical form and are weak and bland. Such a situation would, of course, cause an unfavorable reaction among the smoking pub lic and undoubtedly result in a lowering in the consumption of cigarettes. What Manufacturers Say About Use of MH-30 Both domestic and overseas cigarette manufacturers have stated emphatically that use of MH-30 has a deteriorating effect on the quality of the leaf. They gay that under average weather conditions and farm practices commonly followed, it will: 1. Adversely affect the color of leaf. 2. Decrease flavor and aroma. 3. Often cause leaf to be lea thery, thick, slick, and soggy. Excerpts Taken From Company Reports Company A. “The cured leaf suffers a loss of color and there is an increase in the weight per unit area of the leaf. These changes reduce the quality of the tobacco. The tips have a tenden cy to thicken and in many cases become leathery and unuseable. The leaf is soggy, thick, dense, Waycross Livestock Market SOUTHEAST GEORGIA’S LEADING LIVESTOCK MARKET HONEST WEIGHTS AND COURTEOUS SERVICE. Sales for Monday, May 11, were as follows: 1,033 head of hogs sold for the following prices: feeder pigs up to $18.30; No. l’s at $16.24; select No. l’s, $16.50; No. 2’s at $15.60. 118 head of cattle sold as follows: calves up to $31.00; steers and heifers $29.75; cows, $23.90; small bulls, $31.00; large bulls, $24.50. • Total volume was $32,539.73. Waycross Livestock Market L. C. Pruitt, W. H. InmM and O. A. Thompson, Operators and Managers Want Ads MOTOR FOR SALE Seven and one-half h.p. Scott- Atwater outboard motor for sale. $50.00 as is. See Blackshear Trac tor & Implement Company, Blackshear. ts PIGS FOR SALE Registered Landrace pigs for sale, from imported grandparents on both sides. Pigs are weaned. Contact P. U. Rozier, Phone HO 2-3198. Residence at Hortense but address is Route 2, Screven, Ga. MOWER FOR SALE 24-inch self-propelled mower, guaranteed one year, $89.95. Tex aco Service Center, Phone HO 2-3899, Nahunta, Ga. 514 FARM EQUIPMENT FOR SALE Dusters, Sprayers, and Side Dressers on sale at Blackshear Tractor & Implement Co., Phone Hickory 9-3891, Blackshear, ts I WANT TO TALK TO A RE LIABLE MAN — WILL SET YOU UP IN A SOUND ONE MAN BUSINESS WITH OUT CAPITAL INVESTMENT. WAT KINS ROUTE IS NOW AVAIL ABLE FOR BRANTLEY COUN TY. NO CO-SIGNERS REQUIR ED; BUT, REFERENCES ARE REQUIRED. CAN EASILY EARN $5,000.00 PER YEAR. WRITE MR. CAMP, 659 WEST PEACH TREE ST., N.E., ATLANTA 8, GEORGIA. 521 SCRATCH-ME-NOT WITH ITCH-ME-NOT! Apply ITCH-ME-NOT. In 15 minutes, if the itch needs scratch ing, get your 48c back. You feel the medication take hold to quiet the itch in minutes; watch heal thy, clear skin come on. Get ITCH-ME-NOT from any drug gist for external skin irritations. NOW at Campbell’s Nahunta, Ga. 5|21 NOW FOR ATHLETE’S FOOT Use T-4-L liquid because it gives you KERATOL YTIC AC TION. This process sloughs off and dissolves affected outer skin. Exposes deepset infection to the killing medication in T-4-L. Re lieves itching and burning, speeds healing. Watch new, healthy skin appear. It not pleased in 24 hours, your 48c back at any drug store. Also, use full strength for itchy, sweaty feet, insect bites, poison ivy. Get T-4-L FOOT POWDER too — provides a film of antiseptic protection. NOW at CAMPBELL’S, Nahunta, Ga. 5|21 slick, and generally of very poor quality. “There is unanimous agree ment that the use of MH-30 is at present considered most un desirable.” , Company B. “The quality of a substantial portion of the 1958 flue-cured crop was adversely af fected by the use of this material (MH-30). “Treated tobaccos give a larg er porportion of inferior cigar ettes — more soft ends, generally less firm, and not as well filled. Cigarettes burn less freely and have a tendency to go out more easily.” Company C- “We are convinced that the use of MH-30 can ad versely affect the quality of to bacco so treated.” Company E. “Our domestic and foreign customers have told us to avoid buying for them any tobacco that shows signs of hav ing been treated with MH-30.” 1. Are of generally poorer qua lity. 2. Have more soft ends. 3. Are not well filled and therefore not firm. 4. Do not burn freely and have a tendency to go out. 5. Are ^weak and bland and do not taste as good. Legal Advertising Georgia, Brantley County Mary K. Strickland Raulerson Guardian of Deidre and Jerry Ward Strickland has applied to me for a discharge from her Guardianship of Deidre and Jerry Ward Strickland, this is therefore to notify all persons concerned, to file their objections, if any they have, on or before the First Monday in June next, else Mary K. S. Raulerson will be discharg ed from her Guardianship as ap plied for. Claude A. Smith Ordinary, Brantley County, Georgia. C. Winton Adams, Petitioners Atty. 5|28 Georgia, Brantley County. Van Walker, plaintiff Vs. Ruby H. Walker, Defendant- Petition for divorce in Brantley Superior Court . The defendant, is hereby noti fied, that the above mentioned suit was filed on this date, upon an order properly granted on this date to perfect service by publication. THUS YOU ARE COMMAND ED, to be and appear in said Court within sixty days to an swer this complaint. Witness the Hon. Cecil Rod denberry, this the 7th day of May, 1959. D. F. HERRIN, Clerk Superior Court. C. Winton Adams, Atty., Dr. Charles H. Little OPTOMETRIST 607 Isabella Street Telephone Waycross, Georgia At 3-5144 PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS | wife 1 = till ~ BE / 555 Ernest Knight DRUGGIST The Rexall Store Pharmacist Always on Duty 147 West Cherry St. Phone 2254 Jesup, Ga. Wilson's Garage Phone HO 2*2721 MKO HER ♦ to this superior method of curing r»J BRANTLEY GAS AND APPLIANCE COMPANY NAHUNTA, GEORGIA For the Best Deal — See Us Before You Buy! You’ll like NEW INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 1. FOR THE MONEY. You get down-to-earth operating economy with a choice of 5 short-stroke, low rpm. six-cylinder engines built for truck work alone. 2. FOR THE SHOW. New dual headlights and anodized alumi num grille mean lasting good looks. Luxurious cab has more glass area, more passenger room. Long-lasting vinyl upholstery keeps its smart appearance. 3. TO LOAD-UP. New Bonus-Load body (7- or BVi-ft. long) is flush to cab to give you every inch of loadspace possible. Center controlled tailgate assures easier load handling. Durably smooth all-steel floor. 4. TO "GO”! You get step-ahead power from a choice of 3 new op tional V-8 engines that bring new economy to V-8 operation. They offer astonishing mileage from regular gas, plus low oil consumption. New T«AV«LtTTt* takes six panenge.s plus pickup loads. 4’ - ■ INTERNATIONAL* TRUCKS ® WORLD’S MOST COMPLETE LINE why does gas cured tobacco bring highest prices year after year after year? IThe moderate temperature method of curing leaves more weight in the tobacco ... more of the natural gums and oils. 2 Thermostat control means evenly cured tobacco that’s higher in quality,yellower in color. 3 Absolutely clean curings. No smoke, smut or soot to lower your grade. CHE MW! New Thavblall*. More lood-possenger room than a "wagon." New stake or plat form models offer 4x2 or 4x4 drive. Nahunta, Ga.