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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, July 27, 1947
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DIXIE LILY WE GIVE MAXWELL HOUSE
GRITS AND REDEEM COFFEE
5 Lbs. 33* Town Stamps Lb. Bag 69*
SNOWDR IFT, 3 Lbs 69c CLOROX, Gallon 55c
BLACKBURN SYRUP, No. 5 Jar 55c
DIXIE DAY BLEACH, Half-Gallon 27c
ALCOA ALUMINUM WRAP, 12 Inches 33c
CHICKEN-OF-THE-SEA TUNA, 3 For 99c
Pocahontas Vegetables or Little Princess PEAS, Choice, 2 For 43c
TIDE, Giant.... 69c SHAWNEES FLOUR, 5 Lbs 59c
MAHATMA
RICE
5 Lbs. 79*
RIB AND BRISKET STEW MIXED, 3 Pounds SI.OO
CHUCK STEAK, Lb 4»c ROUND STEAK, Lb. 79c
Neck Bones
4 Lbs. ’I.OO
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Friday and Saturday, July 28-29
I ^^***tS QUANTITY LIMITED I
Timr gold cross s a s
I ™J MILK RICE I
I 69 e 7 For S I.OO 3 Lb. Bag 35* I
I Del Monte Fruit Drink, 46 Ounces, 3 For— 79* I
I DEL MONTE PEACHES, No. Th Can 29* I
I MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, Pound Can... 69* I
I Dubuque Temp Lunch Meat, 12 Ounces, 2 For 89* I
GOOD BISCUIT BLUE PLATE Regular Jargons
I FLOUR Mayonnaise SOAP I
I 10 Lbs. 99* Quart 49* 10* I
I Blue Plate JELLY, 2 Pound Jar..... .29* I
I MODESS, 2 For 75* I
I SWIFT'S JEWEL SHORTENING, 3 Lb. Can. 59* I
I BANANAS, Pound 10* I
HAMBURGER WHOLE CAULEY'S WHOLE
I MEAT FRYERS PICNICS I
I Morgan Grocery I
I PHONE 462-5720 NAHUNTA, GEORGIA I
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Ed's Grocery Bargains
Hickox, Georgia
Open 8:00 A. M. Until 9:00 P. M.
Suave Regular 99*
Hair Spray
Only 79*
STEW
Lb. 59*
Subscribe for Your
Home Newspaper
PHONE 462-5664
ALL MEAT
GRADE A
FRYERS
Lb. 29*
CENTER CUT
HAM
Lb. 59*
Classified Advertising
APARTMENT FOR RENT
One bedroom apartment for
rent $25 a month. Water fur
nished. Dan Jones, Nahunta,
Ga. 8-10.
BUILDING, PAINTING
OR REPAIRING
For building, repairing or
painting see Dan Jones. $1.50
per hour. Dan Jones, Nahunta,
Ga. 8-10.
RCA, ZENITH
AND GE TV
Get RCA, Zenith and GE
black and white and color TV
at discount prices at CECIL
MOODY’S. Ask your TV ser
vice man. These are rated the
best. 8-17.
WATER HOSE AT
WHOLESALE PRICES
We have just received an
other factory direct shipment
of high grade water hose and
are selling it at prices far be
low regular price. Come in
and save at CECIL MOODY’S.
7-27.
FREE VACATION
AT MIAMI BEACH
Due to the tremendous inter
est in our FREE vacations at
Miami Beach, we can now of
fer this vacation for two with
any large purchase of TV’s,
appliances or furniture, at
CECIL MOODY’S. COME IN
AND LET US PROVE IT. NO
GIMMICKS. 7-27.
PRICES CHANGES
AT BEAUTY PARLORS
Doris Beauty Shop and Iris
Beauty Shop announce a
change in prices, as follows:
Shampoos and sets $2.50, hair
cuts $1.50. These prices are ef
fective Tuesday, Aug. 1. 7-27.
DISCOUNT PRICES
ON ADMIRAL TV’s
Admiral Color TV at dis
count prices. There is no bet
ter TV at any price than Ad
miral. Also black and white
TV’s. Jimmy’s Radio & TV
Service, Nahunta, Ga. phone
462-5712. Ask for FREE de
monstration. 7-27.
MOBILE HOMES —lt you are
hard to please, come to see Tom.
"We sell only Quality Homes’’.
Easy Terms. Bank rate financing.
Closed all day Sunday TOM
BARNES MOBILE HOMES, INC.,
1742 Memorial Drive. Across from
the Holiday Inn. Phone 2832802,
Waycross, Ga. ts.
SALE DURALITE PAINTS
Inside Latex, regular $4.70
gallon, sale $2.98; O. S. White,
regular $6.30, sale $3.98; best
grade O. S. paint, regular $7.90,
sale $4.98; gloss enamel, reg
ular $6.80, sale $4.98; porch
and deck enamel, regular $7,
sale $4.98, at CECIL
MOODY’S. ts
DISCOUNT SALE
WATER PUMPS
Wayne shallow and deep
well water pumps, direct from
factory, no middle man, $59.95
up, in stock at CECIL
MOODY. ts.
PLASTIC PIPE
Again at Factory Direct
prices, %-inch 2c a ft., %-inch
4c a ft., 1-inch 6c a ft., 1 Mi
inch 9c a ft., 2-inch 14c a ft.
Clamps and fittings at CECIL
MOODY’S. 8-10.
TV ANTENNAS
COMPLETELY INSTALLED
Color TV antennas with
rotater completely installed,
40 feet high SIOO. Same thing
much more elsewhere. Jim
my’s Radio & TV Service, Na
hunta, Ga. phone 462-5712.
7-27.
GRAVEL FOR SALE
Gravel for sale at Sid’s Ser
vice, Nahunta, Ga. Day phone
462-5999, night phone 462-
5998. 9-7.
Blueberries, once wild but
now domesticated, can be
grown successfully by home
gardeners, according to C. D.
Spivey, horticulturist with the
University of Georgia Coop
erative Extension Service.
PRESCRIPTION
SPECIALISTS
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Ernest Knight
DRUGGIST
Th* Roxall Store
W Weet Cherry Street
Phi rmdit Alwavs on Duty
Pham GA 7-2254 Jew. Ge.
RANCH HOUSE
RESTAURANT FOR SALE
For Sale-Ranch House Res
taurant and beer tavern, 5-
acres, good land, appx 600 ft
on Hy 301, 3 buildings, restau
rant, station & dwelling. All
kitchen & case equipment,
cash register, booths, cooler,
stove, deep fryer, freezer re
frigerator, fans, stools, 5 baths.
Priced to sell terms to re
sponsible parties, V. J. Pick
ren — 496-2611, Folkston, Ga.
8-3.
5 HP OUTBOARD
MOTORS $89.95
Slighty used 5 HP Eska Out
board Motors $89.95. Same as
above brand new $l2O at CE-
CIL MOODY’S. 7-27.
Deceased Vets
Entitled to Four
Burial Benefits
Atlanta — Deceased veter
ans are entitled to four parti
cular burial benefits, Pete
Wheeler, Director of the
Georgia Department of Veter
ans Service, reports. The
benefits are available to all
veterans who served any
period during wartime in the
military or who served a full
enlistment during peacetime.
The widow or person who
incurred the burial and funer
al expenses of an eligible vet
eran may be awarded $250,
upon application, for such
expenses. Any eligible veter
an may be buried in a national
cemetery where space is avail
able.
Headstones or grave mark
ers may also be secured for
any such veteran. They will
be placed without application
when burial is in a national
cemetery, or may be request
ed for a private grave.
A U. S. flag, to drape the
coffin and later for presenta
tion to next of kin, will also
be presented upon request.
Flags may be secured at any
first class U. S. Post Office
or at the VA Regional Office
in Atlanta.
The spouse of a deceased
veteran may be buried in a
national cemetery, either in
the same grave or in the site
adjacent to the veteran, pro
vided such space is available.
If the wife or minor child pre
cedes the veteran in death,
the deceased may be interred
in a national cemetery if the
veteran presents a statement
of his desire to be buried there
at his death.
In Georgia, national ceme
teries are located at Ander
sonville and Marietta.
BATHING SUITS
Just rinsing the bathing suit
under running water won’t
wash away salt deposits,
chlorine, sand crystals sharp
enough to cut fabric and oth
er foreign matter. Home eco
nomists with the Cooperative
Extension Service suggest that
you wash your bathing suit in
warm soap or detergent suds
after each swim.
FRESH GROUND
ZTjT\BEEF 3 Lbs. ’1.09
VJX STEAK Pound 59'
IGA
TEA % Lb. 69*
DOLE NO. 2 — SLICED
PINEAPPLE 3 For 88*
AMERICAN BEAUTY — 40 Ounce Can
Pork & Beans 4 For 88*
DRAGON LONG GRAIN
RICE 5 Lbs. 69'
Something Else — Regular $2.00 ONLY
Home Permanent 99*
WHITE RAIN — Regular $2.00 ONLY
SHAMPOO
INGLE GROCERY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY /
SPECIALS (tBG) |
HICKOX, GA. SUMS J* J
The Money You Save Will Jingle
If You Always Trade With Ingle X-%^. . gBU
Open Monday thru Saturday, 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.
<“*« F £• SOTTO
55* 59* 2 For 49*
SUGAR, (Limit 1 With $5 Order or More) 5 Lbs 49c
STOKELY'S CATSUP, 20 Ounces, 2 For 55c
Cypress Garden Frozen Orange Juice, 12 Ounces 2 For 59c
VAL VITA PEACHES, No. 2% Cans, 4 For SIOO
CRISCO, 3 Lbs. 85c Blue Plate Mayonnaise, Quart 49c
Pet Milk, 3 Tall Cans.... 49c Mahatma Rice, 5 Lbs 79c
Jif Peanut Butter, 12 Ounces .... 39c Hot Shot Insect Killer 89c
WALDORF I NESCAFE INSTANT Ban Roll-On — Res. 7S*
TISSUE COFFEE DEODORANT
4 Rolls 39* 112 Ozs. *1.25 Now 55*
SUAVE HAIR SPRAY, Regular We, Now Only 7»c
Stevens Fabric, Polyester & Cotton Dresses, Sizes 10-24V2,........ $4.98
Ladies, PermaPrest Cotton Shirts, Long-Tailed, Sleeves and Sleeve
less $1.89
Cabbage, Lettuce, Carrots, Lemons, Bananas, Onions, Celery, Pepper.
Fryers, Lb.. .. 29c HENS, Lb 39c All Meat Stew, Lb 59c
Brisket STEW, 4 Lbs SI.OO Pork Neck Bones, 4 Lbs SI.OO
HAMBURGER, 2 Pounds 98c
BEEF T-BONE ROUND
ROAST STEAK STEAK
Lb. 49*-59* Lb. 69* Lb. 79*
WINTER GRAZING
TIPS OFFERED
BY AGRONOMIST
Now is the time to make
plans for winter grazing, ac
cording to J. R. Johnson, head
of the Extension Service
agronomy department at the
University of Georgia. In ord
er to have fall grazing, land
should be broken in August
and then harrowed into a
good seed bed.
Soil tests should be taken
to determine lime needs, Mr.
Johnson said. Lime is essen
tial to high yields of quality
grazing. Lime supplies cal
cium essential to livestock de
velopment. Lime also corrects
the acidity and regulates the
pH for optimum growth of
winter grazing crops.
“Now is also the time to
buy high quality seed. It is
impossible to make seed oats
out of feed oats. Buy only
recommended varieties of
known origin or purity,” Mr.
HARRIS NAHUNTA
Johnson said.
Check the germination.
Four bushels of oats, or 2%
bushels of rye or wheat per
acre is enough to get a good
stand if the seed is high in
germination — at least 85 per
cent. Otherwise the seeding
rate will have to be increased
which will cost money.
Be sure to read the seed tag
and do not buy seed of in
ferior quality with weed seed
present. If small grains are
planted containing weed seed,
the eradication costs to free
the fields of these weeds may
be very costly, the Extension
specialist pointed out. So the
cheapest seed is weed-free
seed.
Winter grazing planted ear
ly will provide high amounts
of cheap protein in fall. Win
ter grazing planted late will
not provide grazing in fall.
Good planting dates are
September 1 in the Piedmont
and September 15 to October
15 in the Coastal Plain. Win
ter grazing should be seeded
the middle of August in the
mountains.
FIRST CUT
Pork Chops
Lb. 49'
PENNY — 15 OUNCE CANS
DOG FOOD 12 ForSS*
NABISCO SALTINE
CRACKERS Lb. Box 29'
MORTON — CREAM OR FRUIT
PIES 3 For ’I.OO
GOLDEN RIPE
59*
BANANAS Lb. 10'
17,000 New Teacher
Certificates Issued
During Past Year
Seventeen thousand new
teaching certificates were is
sued by the Teacher Certifica
tion Office of ths State De
partment of Education during
the fiscal year ending June 30.
This is the largest number
of certificates ever issued in
Georgia in one school year ac
cording to Ted Owens, Super
visor, Teacher Certification.
During the preceding fiscal
year, 15,709 certificates were
issued.
State Superintendent of
Schools Jack P. Nix said, “I
am delighted with the high
number of qualified teachers
certified to teach in Georgia
during the coming school
year.”
Over 6,000 T-4 certificates
were issued to new teachers
with bachelor degrees who
have met the requirements
for this professional certifi
cate. Almost 3,000 who re
ceived Life Certificates have
taught with the T-4 certifi
cate for five years.
GRADE "A"
FRYERS
Lb. 27*
Alcoa Aluminum - 25 Foot
FOIL 4 For 88*
MRS. PICKFORD
OLEO Lb. 19*
