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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, June 20, 1968
LETS GO TO ED'S
Ed's Grocery Bargains
Hickox, Georgia
Open 8:00 A. M. Until 9:00 P. M.
PHONE 462-5664
SHAWNEES LIMIT 1
FLOUR SUGAR
5 Lbs. 59* 5 Lbs. 39*
Maxwell House Coffee, Pound Can 79c
Riceland Long Grain Rice, 5 Lbs. 69c
Nabisco Vanilla Wafers, Large Box 29c
Borden's Milk, 3 Tall Cans 49c
Crisco, 3 Lbs. 79c Fryers, Lb. 29c
Smoked Bacon, 1 /2 or whole side, Lb 39c
Rib and Brisket Stew Mixed, 3 Lbs SI.OO
RIB & CHUCK ROUND
STEAK STEAK
Pound 59* Lb. 75*
Sirloin and T-Bone Steak, Lb. 69c
Center Cut Pork Chops, Lb. 69c
Cauley Tenderized Ham, 1 /z or whole, Lb. 49c
Bananas, Lb. .... 10c Peaches, Lb. 10c
Watermelons, 75c up Lettuce, Head 19c
POTATOES
6* 10 Lbs. 49*
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F A B
REGULAR
25*
Riceland Long Grain Rice, 5 Lbs. 69*
BLUE PLATE MAYONNAISE, Quart 49*
Blue Plate Apple Jelly, 2 Pounds 29*
CLO-WHITE, Half-Gallon .... 29*
GOOD BISCUIT FLOUR, 10 Pounds 95*
BAKERITE
SHORTENING SAUSAGE MILK
3 lbs. 59' 3 Lbs. 99* 7 For S I.OO
VESPER TEA BAGS, 12 Count, 1 Quart ... 29*
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, Pound Can ... 79*
NABISCO SALTINES, Pound. .. 33*
TOBACCO TWINE, 5 Pound Bag $ 3.45
BRISKET STEW Beef, Pound .29'
RIB
FRYERS
POUND
29*
PHONE 462-5720
GROCERY SPECIALS
POCAHONTAS CUT
BEANS
303 can 17*
BEAVERS OIL
ROAST
Lb. 59*
Morgan Grocery
GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY
AT MORGAN'S
Friday and Saturday, June 21-22
QUANTITY LIMITED
CHUCK
NAHUNTA. GEORGIA
Classified Advertising
MOBILE HOMES —U you are
hard to please, come to see Tom.
“We sell only Quality Homes”.
Easy Terms. Ba_ik rate linancing.
Closed all day Sunday TOM
BARNES MOBILE HOMES, INC.,
1742 Memorial Drive. Across from
Jie Holiday Inn. Phone 2832802,
Waycross, Ga. ts.
HOUSE FOR RENT
Two bedroom house for rent,
bath and other modern con
veniences, in Nahunta. Phone
462-5666. ts
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
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
SALE FREEZER BOXES
Plastic freezer boxes with
lids, pints 7 cents each, quarts
9 cents each, at CECIL MOO
DYS. 6-27.
Before you buy a color TV,
get a one week free home
trial with a Curtis Mathes
color TV. No middle .man
(distributor) profits, no na
tional advertising. 8 year pic
ture warranty (last 7 years
prorated). From SIOO to S2OO
cheaper than comparable mod
els of others. JIMMY’S RA
DIO &TV SERVICE, PH.
462-5712.
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. 6 20
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
BLACKBURN
SYRUP
Quart 29*
GOLD CROSS
STEAK
Lb. 69*
HELP WANTED
MALE OR FEMALE
Users of Rawleigh Products
in Brantley County or Cam
den County need service. No
experience or capital neces
sary. See or write Rawleigh
Dept. GAF-1480-876, Mem
phis, Tenn. 6-4
HOUSE FOR RENT
Three bedroom house for
rent, two complete baths and
other conveniences, in Nahun
ta. Phone 462-5666. ts
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
Paul Revere 250
And Firecracker
Daytona Beach, Fla.—When
Daytona International Speed
way celebrates Independence
Day, it does it right.
Fireworks . . . 650 miles of
racing ... 40 of the nation’s
top stock car drivers and cars
. . . 50 of the top Grand Tour
ing drivers and cars . . .
bands .. . over $95,000
in prize money.
Any way you look at it, it
will be a big celebration.
On tap at the Speedway is
a big holiday double-header
with the second annual Paul
Revere 250 starting at mid
night, July 3, and the tenth
annual Firecracker 400 be
ginning at 10 a.m. on July
4th.
The Paul Revere 250 was
an instant success last year
with thousands of fans watch
ing the “midnight ride” as it
has been named by sports
writers. Cars racing around
the speedway’s international
3.81 mile track and road
course is enough attraction in
itself. But when they are
running at night with head
lights, that’s something else
again.
The race, carrying $23,000-
plus in posted awards, is for
the NASCAR Grand Touring
Division and SCCA Trans-
American cars this year. This
brings together the sporty
Camaros, Mustangs, Cougars,
Darts, Barracudas and Javelins
of the over two-liter group.
Winners gain points toward
the coveted manufacturer’s
championship.
A dazzling fireworks display
precedes the race.
The 1968 Indianapolis 500
winner, Bobby Unser of Al
buquerque, New Mexico, heads
this year’s entries. He’ll be
driving a 1968 Chevrolet Ca
maro prepared by veteran
mechanic Smokey Yunick of
Daytona. Among the other top
names already entered are
John McComb of Melbourne,
Fla., in a Camaro, John Ryan
of Griffin, Ga., in a Porsche,
Peter Gregg of Jacksonville,
Fla., in a Porsche and Roy
Tyner and Buck Baker in
Camaros.
Many of the fans who watch
from the infield stay on to
see the running of the $72,000
plus Firecracker 400 which
starts not many hours after
the early-morning finish of the
Paul Revere.
The high - speed summer
classic is contested around the
Speedway’s high-banked, 2.5-
mile trioval at amazing speeds.
Darel Dieringer of Charlotte,
N. C., who will drive a 1968
Plymouth, holds the qualify
ing record for the Firecracker
at 179.802 miles per hour.
But that record might fall |
by as much as ten miles an j
hour. Cale Yarborough of;
Charlotte. N. C., set the track I
I 'V S 1 1 B
Jones Drug
Company
The Rexall Store
147 West Cherry Street
Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup. Ge.
Pharmacist Always on Duty
Truck Driver's
Commandments
Professional truck drivers
throughout the country follow
these “ten commandments” of
the road:
—Check brakes, lights and
other equipment before start
ing out, and periodically dur
ing each trip.
—Park all personal problems
at the curb when starting to
drive.
—When on the road, observe
all state laws and respect the
laws of nature governing mo
mentum, deceleration, centri
fugal force and gravity.
—Watch out for children and
pedestrians.
—Don’t tailgate. Keep e
nough distance between your
vehicle and the one ahead to
allow faster vehicles to pass.
Make every proper effort to
permit following traffic to
pass on long grades and per
mit delayed traffic to pass at
the top of a long grade.
—Never debate the right
of-way — give it!
—Never take a drink while
on the road or before start
ing a trip.
—Don’t fight sleep. If drow
sy, get off the road and take
a short rest.
—Don’t hesitate to slack off
and be ready to stop the in
stant potential danger appears.
Drive so that your vehicle is
under control at all times.
—Give other motorists the
breaks that you wish he’d give
you.
WASTING MONEY
You may be wasting your
money and time if you apply
fertilizer around your shrub
bery and fail to supply the
proper amount of water. Ac
cording to Gerald Smith, hor
ticulturist with the University
of Georgia Extension Service,
fertilizers are effective only
when ample water is present
in the soil.
qualifying record last Febur
ary at 189.222 miles per hour.
Yarborough, seeking to be
come the first driver to win
three straight Grand National
races here, won the Firecrack
er last year and the Daytona
500 in Feburary and will be
driving a 1968 Mercury.
Sam McQuagg of Columbus,
Ga., who will be driving a
Dodge Charger, established
the race record when he won
the 1966 running at the aver
age speed of 153.813 miles per
hour.
Among the others already
entered are two-time Daytona
500 winner Richard Petty,
USAC ace Mario Andretti,
Paul Goldsmith, Lee Roy Yar
brough, Donnie and Bobby
Allison, Charlie Glotzbach,
Tiny Lund, Bobby Isaac, Bud
dy Baker, David Pearson and
Bud Moore.
HARRIS NAHUNTA I
TABLERITE GROUND
BEEF
3Lbs. *1.09
MEATY NECK
BONES 3 Lbs. 59*
DEL-MONTE — Pineapple - Grapefruit
DRINK 4 For ’I.OO
DIXIE CRYSTAL
SUGAR 5 Lbs. 49'
LUSTRE CREAM — Regular 99c
HAIR SPRAY 49*
IGA TWIN PACK
POTATO CHIPS 39*
t CHARKETS — 10 POUNDS
CHARCOAL 59*
SUNKIST
LEMONS Dozen 49'
INGLE GROCERY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIALS
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.
RICE ; COFFEE SNO “ IFT
5 Lbs. 79* I Lb. 79* 69*
SHAWNEES FLOUR, 10 Lbs $1.19 DUZ, Regular 29c
HUNT'S PIZZA CATSUP, 14 Ounces, 2 For 25c
Mr. Clean, Giant 55c Blue Plate MAYONNAISE, Quart 49c
LIPTON TEA, Lb $1.49 DIXIE CREAM DONUTS, Dozen 70c
GRADE A EXTRA LARGE EGGS, Dozen 50c
CLOTH, 45 Inches 49c and Up
PICKLING LIME, ALUM, VINEGAR, SPICES, JARS,
PLASTIC BOXES AND BAGS.
WINDOW FANS, 20 Inches $29.95
ELECTRIC PORTABLE FAN, $19.95 PEACHES, Lb 10c
TOMATOES BANANAS Cantaloupes
POUND POUND 3 FOR
15*-20* 10* S I.OO
Okra, Peas, Cucumbers, Watermelons According to Market.
Charcoal and Lighter, Ice Ch&st, Jugs, Corn Cutters.
HENS, Lb 39c FRYERS, Lb. 29c Beef Roast, Lb. 49c-59c
BRISKET STEW, 3 Lbs. SI.OO All Meat STEW, Lb. 59c
RIB AND T-BONE STEAK, Pound 69c
steak steak ham “
Lb. 59* Lb. 79* 98*
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IN THE
Try a
WANT
AB
GRADE A— WHOLE
FRYERS I
Lb. 29' I
PORK i
STEAKS Lb. 59' I
MUELLER ELBOW — 8 Ounce Package
MACARONI 10* I
MARCAL — 70 COUNT BOX
NAPKINS 2 For 19 1
COLGATE — Regular 79c
TOOTHPASTE 49 c I
BAMA — STRAWBERRY — 18 Ounces
PRESERVES 39* I
RED TOP — NO. 303 CANS
TOMATOES 5 For »L1
CARNATION — TALL CANS
MILK 3 For 45* I
