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Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 28, 1961
Look how clean
electric heating
is in the home
IF DUST is a problem in your home, you should
know about electric house heating.
In a word, it’s clean.
From home after home where electric heat
ing has been tried, you hear enthusiastic and
repeated comments like these:
“Dusting isn’t nearly the nuisance it used
to be.”
“There aren’t any cold drafts 01 hot blasts.
“We’ve never felt so completely comfortable.”
More than providing you with comfort and
convenience, electric heating has the practical
advantage of enhancing the value of your home.
Modern today, it will be just as modern in the
years ahead.
If you’re planning to build, buy or modernize,
give careful thought to electric house heating.
For full information and assistance on how you
can heat your home better electrically, call or
go by your electrical contractor's or the Georgia
Power Company.
TAX-PAYINO • INVESTOR. OWNED
GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
A CITIZEN WHEREVER WE SERVE
BUYING CARPETS
Wool, nylon and the acrylics
are high in resiliency and crush
resistance therefore are good fib
ers for rugs or carpets to be used
in heavy-use areas, says Miss
Ava Rodgers, Extension home
furnishings and art specialist.
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I GROCERY SPECIALS I
■Make It a Habit to Trade with Harris!
CHUCK
I ROAST
POUND 49c
GOLD NOTE
I OLEO
S POUND 19c
VEGETOLE
I SHORTENING
3 LB. CAN 59c
SNIDER
I CATSUP
I 20 OZ SIZE 23c
H GOOD HOPE
I TOMATOES
■2 NO 303 CANS 23c
Irish POTATOES
U 10 POUNDS 29c
■ HAM
I HOCKS
I POUND 25c
I HARRIS GROCERY I
W. B. “Bill” Harris, Owner ®
Phone HO 2-2475 Nahunta. Ga. S
More economical but less crush
resistant fibers may be satisfac
tory in bedrooms or other less
used areas.
When parents are able to ans
wer the children’s questions it's
a sign that the kids are growing
up.
CENTER CUT
PORK CHOPS I
POUND 59c
KRAFT
MAYONNAISE I
QUART SIZE 59c
CAREY £
SALT |
ROUND BOX 8C
RICELAND *
RICE I
2 lb. CELLO 19c
RIB AND BRISKET t
STEW BEEF I
POUND 29c
TIDE I
GIANT SIZE 69c
GRAPEFRUIT I
3 for 25c I
Want Ads
USED LUMBER
Used lumber for sale. Call HO
2-2218 or see Highsmith Grocery
at Atkinson, Ga. 12-28
100 ACRES LAND
FOR SALE
100 acres wooded land for sale,
about a mile from Nahunta on
public road. G. W. Highsmith,
Route 1, Nahunta, Ga. 1-11.
HOUSE AND SMALL
STORE FOR RENT
House and small store for
rent in Nahunta, Contact E.
Parker Dodge or Phone HO 2-
2081, Nahunta, Ga. 1-11
2nd 'Red Carpet'
Industry Tour
Being Planned
Georgia’s second industrial
Red Carpet Tour to sell execu
tives of major U. S. industries on
the State’s advantages for manu
facturing has been scheduled for
April 3-4-5. The announcement
was made today by John Lasting
er, Chm., Georgia Industrial De
velopment Council which will
sponsor the aircade promotion in
conjunction with Gov. Vandiver
and numerous statewide organi
zations.
Repeating as Chairman of the
Steering Committee for the pro-
ject will be E. A. Yates Jr.,
Georgia Power Company Vice-
President. To serve as committee
chairmen for the 1962 Tour are:
Harrell Perkins, Vice Pres., Cen
tral of Ga. Railway — Invitation
Committee; Jack Minter, Dir., Ga.
Dept, of Commerce — Transpor
tation Committee; E. C. Walker,
Mgr., Gen. Merchandise Office,
Sears, Roebuck & Co. — Itiner
ary Committee; Stephen Styron,
Exec. V. Pres., Ga. Hotel Associa
tion — Accommodation Commit
tee.
“These experienced chairmen
and the business leaders who will
be asked to serve with them have
every expectation of another
highly successful event,” Lasting
er stated. “One year ago this
week, the Ga. State Chamber of
Commerce staged the Nation’s
first such unique statewide pro
motion. In the ensuing 12 months,
four companies which had top
executives on that tour have
made industrial announcements
for Georgia totaling some S2O
million in investment and increas
ing employment by over 600
jobs.”
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Season’s greetings to our many fine
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Brantley Gas & Appliance Co.
Turkey Tests Show
Hens, Toms Need
Different Rations
Feeding separate and different
rations to hens and toms may
well benefit turkey growers. This
is indicated by results of turkey
feeding trials conducted at the
University of Georgia’s College
Experiment Station at Athens by
Research Poultryman H. L. Ful
ler and Extension Poultryman J.
H. Massey.
Pens of turkeys in confinement
and other pens on range were fed
a protein-vitamin-mineral con
centrate and whole grains in
three different ways: (1) free
choice, (2) limited-choice, and
(3) as all-mash.
During these trials hens on all
treatments gained about the same
amount. Since hens attain mature
weights at an earlier age than
toms, these poultrymen believe
that it should be practical to re
duce the protein and increase the
energy in rations fed the hens
much earlier than in rations fed
toms.
Compared to other methods,
free-choice feeding produced sig
nificantly greater weight gains a
mong all tom turkeys in the
trial and among the hens grown
indoors. Among the hens on
range, the limited-choice and all
mash fed groups made the great
er gains.
For both hens and toms, feed
efficiently was greatest in the
all-mash fed groups and poorest
in the free-choice groups, both in
confinement and on range.
The uniformity of final body
weight of birds within groups, a
desirable quality in market tur
keys, was better in the limited
choice and all-mash fed groups
for both hens and toms.
Weight gains by both toms and
hens were greater on range than
in confinement. This may have
been due to crowded conditions in
the indoor pens, although seven
and a half square feet of floor
space was provided each bird.
Is Critical Time
In Feeding Steers
Starting steers on the feedlot
ration is one of the most critical
steps in profitably finishing cat
tle for market, according to Ex
tension animal husbandmen at
the University of Georgia College
of Agriculture.
The first two weeks are the
critical period. If calves are fed
too heavily during this period,
they are likely to founder and
cause a loss for the feedlot op
erator, points out Dr. O. G. Dan
iel, head of the Extension animal
husbandry department.
Nahunta, Georgia
Legal Notice
Georgia, Brantley County.
Because of default in the pay
ment of the indebtedness secured
by a Deed to Secure Debt and
Note, executed by Willie Buck
ley and (Mrs.) Willie (Queenie)
Buckley, dated July Ist, 1959, re
corded 3:00 P. M. on the 2nd day
of July, 1959, in Deed Book 9-C,
Folio 756, in the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Brantley County, Georgia, the
undersigned pursuant to said deed
to secure debt and not thereby se
cured, has declared the entire a
mount of said indebtedness due
and payable, and pursuant to
the power of sale in said deed to
secure debt will, on the first
Tuesday of January, dur
ing legal hours of sale, at the
Court House door in said County,
sell at public outcry to the high
est bidder for cash:
ALL that tract or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the
City of Nahunta, Brantley County,
Georgia, described as follows, to
wit: Lots numbers Nineteen (19)
and Twenty (20) in the Second
Land District of Brantley Coun
ty, Georgia, and being in the Se
cond J. W. Brooker Subdivision
in the City of Nahunta, Georgia, a
plat of said second subdivision
being recorded in the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Brantley County, Georgia, in
Plat Number Two (2). Reference
is hereby made to said recorded
Plat for all purposes and being
the same lands conveyed to the
First Parties by Warranty Deed
from Emma Murchison dated 15th
day of August, 1956 and recorded
in the general records of Brant
ley County, Deed Book 18, Page
206-7.
Said property will be sold as
property of Willie Buckley and
(Mrs.) Willie (Queenie) Buckley.
Proceeds of sale will be applied
to payment of said indebtedness,
expenses of sale and as provided
in said deed to secure debt.
Purchaser to pay for title and
documentary stamps.
MRS. HARRIETT SAX,
As Attorney in Fact for
Willie Buckley and (Mrs.)
Willie (Queenie) Buckley.
A. A. NATHAN
Attorney for Mrs. Harriett Sax.
12-28
For
New RCA Television
And Used RCA's and
Other Used TV's,
SEE
JIMMY'S TV
SHOP
NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
I Grocery Specials I
I Friday and Saturday, Dec 29 and 30 I
Get More for Your Money at Morgan's
I SWIFT'S JEWEL SHORTENING 3 * can 59c I
I GOOD HOPE MILK 3 cans 39c I
I SUPER SUDS large size 25c I
I Instant Maxwell House Coffee 6 °z jar 69c I
I HUNT'S PEACHES no. « can 25c I
I Perfection Long Grain RICE 3 LB BAG 39c I
I BLACKBURN SYRUP QUART DECANTER 29c I
I BAILEY'S TEA 5 OUNCE GLASS 49c I
I Blue Plate Peanut BUTTER 18 OZ. JAR 39c I
I WHITE POTATOES 10 POUNDS 29c I
I BANANAS pound 10c I
I FRESH HAMBURGER MEAT pound 43c I
STEAK ROUND, T-BONE OR SIRLOIN POUND 79c
J BOLOGNA SAUSAGE POUND 35c I
QUANTITY LIMITED 1
I Morgan Grocery I
® Phone HO 2-2561 Nahunta, Ga. y
Fall color of trees should not,
be overlooked when planning
color in the home grounds, points
out Extension Landscape Special
ist T. G. Williams. Some trees
that provide good fall color are
Red Oak, Hickory, Blackgum, |
Dogwood and Ginkgo.
Bear Wfowss
We pause to tell all of our customers
we enjoyed serving them during the
Okefenoke Rural Electric
Membership Corporation
Dr. Charh* H Little
607 Isabella St. Telephone
Waycross, Ga. ATlas 3-5144
past year and to wish them
in the New Year.
1962
OPTOMETRIST
