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I ..a Liun.ie/ weh.nta, Ga., Thur-uay, June 6, 19-8
The party’s over,
but your security light
stays on ’til dawn.
The last guest left at the stroke of midnight.
Now it’s time to rest after an evening of fun.
Sleep comes easily when you know a bright
guard is still on duty outdoors.
A mercury-vapor security lamp, controlled by
a photoelectric cell, automatically bathes your
home, farm, business or industry in a protective
pool of electric light. From dusk to dawn.
You can have a 7,000-lumen lamp for $4 a
month. A 20,000-lumen fixture for $6.75 a
month. Prices include installation on existing
pole, maintenance and electricity used.
For details on the dusk-to-dawn lighting
service, call Georgia Power, or mail the coupon.
I Georgia Power Company
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GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
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I SwHiblbj Apple Jellv aOWHITE I
3 POUND CAN MpjflV JVIIJ % GALLON
I 49* 2 lb. jar 29* 29* I
I Chicken-of-the-Sea Tuna, 6 ozs. 3 for... S I.OO
I Maxwell House COFFEE, Pound Bag 69* I
I BEAVERS OIL SAUSAGE, No. 5 Can 99* I
I HAWAIIAN PUNCH, 46 Ozs. 3 For S I.OO I
I POCAHONTAS MAYONNAISE, Pint 25* I
LIPTON INSTANT GOLD CROSS 2’/a CAN POWHATAN
I TEA MILK PEACHES I
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I SILVER DUST, Giant 69* I
PANCAKE, BISCUIT, CORNBREAD
I SHAWNEES MIXES, 3 For 25' I
rnvrnr cauley sausage whole or half
I pound MEAT Justice Hams I
I Morgan Grocery I
PHONE 462-5720 NAHUNTA. GEORGIA
GROCERY SPECIALS I
| GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY
AT MORGAN'S
Friday and Saturday, June 7-8
QUANTITY LIMITED
Classified Advertising
MOBILE HOMES —ls you are
lard to please, come to see Toin.
We sell only Quality Homes”,
lasy Terms. Baux rate linancing
Jlosed all day Sunday TOM
SARNES MOBILE HOMES, INC.,
,742 Memorial Drive. Across from
he Holiday Inn. Phone 2832802.
Vaycross, Ga. ts
HOUSE FOR RENT
Two bedroom house for rent,
bath and other modern con-
veniences, in Nahunta. Phone
462-5666. ts
G. E. APPLIANCES
Look over our complete line
of General Electric major and
small appliances. You can’t
get better than G. E. and all
of these at Cecil Moody’s
special prices. 6|6
LAWN MOWER SALE
Deluxe 22-inch, SVa-horse
power Brigcs and Stratton en
gine ’ lawnmowers. More de
luxe than last year, only
$49.95 at CECIL MOODY’S.
Terms available. 6 6
DO-IT-YOURSELF
BATHROOMS
5-foot cast iron tub with
shower, lavatory and com
mode complete with fittings,
$129.95. Complete do-it-your
self plastic drain fittings kit,
all you need to install bath
room to septic tank ■ • . only
$59.95 at CECIL MOODYS.
66
MAYTAG WASHERS
See Maytag automatic and
wringer washers and dryers
at CECIL MOODYS. We ser
vice what we sell. 6|6
California redwood
See our California Redwood
Picnic Sets, large table and
two benches only $19.95 per
set! Also see our complete line
of outdoor furniture at CE
CIL MOODYS. 7-11.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Furnished apartments for
rent in the Dodge Building.
See Clint Robinson, Nahunta,
Ga. Phones 462-5174 or 462-
5525. ts
MOTOROLA COLOR TV
One new Motorola Color
TV 295 sq. inches, big screen,
wholesale at Jimmy’s Radio &
TV Service. Two-year picture
tube warranty. Phone 462-
5712. 6-6.
RCA - GE - ZENITH TV
Get the best, get RCA, GE.
and Zenith color and black
and white TV’s, radios and ste
reos, at CECIL MOODY’S. 6-6
We Service What We Sell
WANTED HOUSE TRAILERS
I will buy for cash, take up
payments or trade furniture
and appliances for one, two
and three bedroom house trail
ers. CECIL MOODY, Nahunta,
Ga., phone 462-5722. 7|25
HORTENSE RECREATION
OPEN HOURS GIVEN
The Hortense Recreation
Center will be open Friday
and Saturday nights at 7:30
and open Sunday afternoon at
1:30. A band from Brunswick
will furnish music Saturday,
June 8, at 8:00 o’clock. No
alcoholic beverages allowed.
6|6
IN STOCK NOW
At last we now have in
stock that famous GUARDS
MAN FURNITURE POLISH
recommended by leading fur
niture manufacturers. Cream
or spray polish . . . $1.25 per
can. CECIL MOODYS. 6 20
SPRING CLEANING
Complete line of G. E- vac
uum cleaners at CECIL
MOODYS. Cannister, oblong,
upright and also sweepers.
Prices start at $34.95. 620
NEW LAMP SHIPMENT
LAMPS OF ALL TYPES!
Living room, bedroom, pole,
tree, floor, desk lamps in
many styles and designs. All
at 20 percent off of regular
price. Come in today . . . .
CECIL MOODYS. 6 20
HOUSE FOR SALE
Six-room house and two
acres land for sale at Raybon
near Highway 301. Two porch
es, bath and all conveniences.
Contact Glen Strickland,
phones 462-5745 and 462-5617,
Nahunta, Ga. 6 ! 13
HOUSE FOR RENT
Three bedroom house for
rent, two complete baths and
other conveniences, in Nahun
ta. Phone 462-5666. ts
LADIES, abate monthly ten
sions, headaches with ABATE
TABLETS. Only 98c. Tomlin
son Pharmacy. 6 6
BONA ALLEN SADDLES
Get the famous Bona Allen
Saddles, Bridles and Rigging
at 20 percent discount from
CECIL MOODY. 6-27.
SPECIAL SALE
ON RECORDS
Hit records and hits you
missed 39c and up. Country
and Gospel albums 99 and up.
Tomlinson Drugs. ts
HOUSE FOR RENT
One two-bedroom house for
rent in Nahunta. Gas heat and
other modern conveniences.
Call 462-5666, Nahunta, Ga. ts
GE AIR CONDITIONERS
See our GE Air Condition
ers, from 5,000 BTU to 32,000
BTU. A size to fit every need,
at Cecil Moody’s. We service
what we sell. 6-11.
CAR FOR SALE
1962 Oldsmobile 98 for sale.
Air conditioned, power steer
ing and power brakes. Call
458-3742. 6|13
CURTIS MATHES TV
See Curtis Mathes color and
black and white TV’s at Jim
my’s Radio & TV Service.
Prices start at $399.95 for 295
sq. inch. (Largest screen a
vailable). If you find com
parable model with same qua
lity cheaper anywhere with : n
30 days after purchase, we will
take your set back and refund
your money. Jimmy’s Radio &
TV Service, Nahunta, Ga.,
phone 462-5712. ts
LEANER PORK
Today’s pork is much leaner
due to new techniques of pro
ducing pork, according to Miss
Martha Johnson, Extension
Service food scientist at the
University of Georgia. The
pork you buy today can be
trimmed closer and therefore
you have less fat in the finish
ed product.
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Jones Drug
Company
The Rexall Store
147 West Cherry Street
Phene GA 7-2254 Jesup. G*
Pharmacist Always on Duty
Agronomist Says
Soybeans Boost
State Economy
Although soybeans are pro
viding a real boost to Geor
gia’s agricultural economy, the
potential for this crop in the
state has not yet been ap
proached, says James E. Jack
son, an agronomist of the Uni
versity of Georgia Cooperative
Extension Service.
The Georgia Crop Reporting
Service has said that the 542,-
000 acres planted to the crop
in 1967 produced beans valued
at more than $31,000,000 but
Mr. Jackson pointed out that
Georgia’s, poultry industry a
lone consumes each year about
twice the amount produced in
the state last year.
“Poultry,” he said, “is our
biggest user of soybeans. A
bout 26 million bushels are
needed for chicken feed in the
state each year. Other live
stock feed accounts for an ad
ditional four million bushels
each year.
To increase total production,
Georgia farmers need to step
up yields per acre, Mr. Jack
son said. According to the
Crop Reporting Service, the
state’s average last year was
24 bushels per acre.
One Southwest Georgia
farmer who has found the key
to these higher yields, the a
gronomist continued, is Ed
Clark, of Preston, who averag
ed slightly over 42 bushels per
acre on 38 acres.
County Agent R. M. Mat
thews said that Mr. Clark’s
production practices were
built around the use of ade
quate lime and fertilizer bas
ed on soil test recommenda
tions. Mr. Clark applied one
ton of limestone in early
spring and then used 500
pounds of a 5-10-15 fertilizer
per acre at planting.
He planted the Hampton 266
variety in 28-inch rows on May
8 using one bushel of seed per
acre.
Soybeans are an' excellent
cash crop when you get 35
bushels or more per acre, the
agronomist said. He pointed
out that there is a ready mar
ket, a high support price with
no acreage controls and that
labor and investment costs are
low.
IMPORTANT LINK
Food is an important link in
any wildlife species chain of
requirements, according to
Dave Almand, Extension Ser
vice wildlife specialist. To be
really useful, the food must
be plentiful and close to cov
er that will furnish protection
from weather and enemies.
TABLERITE GROUND
BEEF
3 Lbs. ’1.09
TABLERITE BRISKET
STEW 4 Lbs. ’1.19
KELLOGGS — 12 Ounce Package
CORN FLAKES 25*
SNO-BRITE — LONG GRAIN
RICE 3 Lbs. 39'
HALO
SHAMPOO 79'
ARGO — NO. 303 CANS — 5 FOR
SWEET PEAS >I.OO
CLO-WHITE
BLEACH H Gal. 29'
IRISH
POTATOES 20 lbs. 98'
INGLE GROCERY
HICKOX, GA.
The Money You Save Will Jingle
If You Always Trade With Ingle
Open Monday thru Saturday, 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.
SHAWNEES CORNBREAD MIX, 3 For 25c
Pocahontas Pork & Beans, 216 Size, 2 For 39c
POCAHONTAS MAYONNAISE, Quart 45c
Dubuque Vienna Sausage, 4 Ounces, 2 For 39c
Alcoa Aluminum Foil, 12 ins. by 25 ft. 2 for 49c
DUBUQUE TEMT, 12 ozs 45c TIDE, Regular 29c
NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE, 4 Roils 39c
DUNCAN HINES, CAKE MIX, 3 For SIOO
GRITS SOAP DONUTS
5 Lbs. 35* 2 For 29* Dozen 70*
GRADE A EXTRA LARGE EGGS, Dozen
Pickling Lime, Spices, Vinegar, Alum, Jelly Glasses and Jars,
Fruit Jars, Lids, Plastic Freezer Boxes, Freezer Bags.
Cucumbers, 6 For 25c Bananas, Lb. 10c Tomatoes, Lb. 15c-20c
Watermelons, Peaches, Lettuce, Cabbage, Celery, Pepper, Onions.
FRYERS, Lb 29c Sirloin & T-Bone STEAK, Lb. 69c
RIB STEAK. Lb 59c ROUND STEAK, Lb 79c
59c
ALL MEAT STEW, Pound
STEW ROAST
4 Lbs. S I.OO Lb. 49*-59*
Labor Department
Slates Hearing
On Safety Rules
ATLANTA — The Georgia
Department of Labor will hold
a public hearing Wednesday,
June 12, in Atlanta on pro
posed changes in the rules of
the department’s Safety In
spection Division, Commission
er Sam Caldwell announced
today.
The hearing will be held at
HARRIS NAHUNTA
FRID Y AND SATURDAY
SPECIALS
FOLGER’S
COFFEE
Lb. 79*
JIM DANDY
BRISKET
jGK
SNOWDRIFT
3 POUNDS
69*
Bath Size Palmolive
9:30 a. m. in the Letting Room
(No. 401) of the State High
way Building, 2 Capitol
Square, Atlanta.
The subject of the hearing
and the issues involved will
be the promulgation of the of
ficial safety rules of the de
partment, replacing the 60 ex
isting rules made pursuant to
Section 54-122(d) of the Code
of Georgia Annotated.
All interested parties will be
given an opportunity to sub
mit data, views or arguments,
either orally or in writing.
Commissioner Caldwell and
Assistant Commissioner J. T.
Gregory will preside.
The rule changes include in-
SWIFT'S
BACON Lb. Pkg. 69'
CHARKET
CHARCOAL 10 lbs. 59’
RED TOP — NO. 303 CANS
TOMATOES 5 for >1
LUSTRE CREAM
CREAM RINSE 59'
ALCOA — 25" x 25' ROLL
WRAP 29'
CAIRO BEAUTY - SWEET MIXED
PICKLES 16 Ozs. 23'
BANANAS Lb. 10'
r CO
SHAWNEES
FLOUR
10 Lbs. sl.lO
DIXIE CREAM
HAMBURGER
2 POUNDS
98*
vestigation and report of acci
dental injuries, hazardous ma
terials, machinery construc
tion enclosures, electrical
and pressure equipment us
age, elevators, hand tool re
quirements, exit and passage
way maintenance, floor loads,
stairways, ladders, handling
and storage of materials, use
of personal protective equip
ment, factory housekeeping
and sanitation and lifting re
quirements for women and
minors.
During the past year (the
Safety Commission, appointed
by Caldwell and headed by Dr.
William N. Cox of Georgia
Tech, has conducted exhaus
tive research on these rules.
GRADE A— WHOLE
FRYERS
Lb. 29’
50c
