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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Jan. 23, 1969
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"Willie Wiredhand" represents the low-cost electric
power available to the Members of Rural Electric Sys
tems ... for modern living . . . modern farming . . .
and for rural churches, schools a.nd business and in
dustries . . .
He represents the faith of people in an
idea ... a symbol of a self-help, "do-it
yourself" project - Rural Electrification!
The task is not complete. Power for tomorrow is
important for growth and progress. Planning and
building for new and expanded uses of electricity
goes on constantly ... and with "Willie Wiredhand"
on the job, our Members know they will always have
a dependable source of low-cost electric power!
MEMBERSHIP
COMMUNITY OWNED • COMMUNITY BUILT
• COMMUNITY BUILDER
• NIKA
INGLE GROCERY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIALS ( (BG) )
HICKOX, GA. \V\ STORES J * /
The Money You Save Will Jingle \%
If You Always Trade With Ingle
Op«n Monday thru Saturday, 8 A. M. *o 9 P. M.
SHAWNEES 14 ozs. Hunt's Pizza I DASH
FLOUR CATSUP
5 Lbs. 59* 2 For 25* 65*
Folger's Instant COFFEE, 10 Ounces $149
Van Camp's TUNA, 6V2 Ounces, 2 For 65c
SCOTT TOWELS, Large 29c CRISCO, 3 Lbs. 79c
POCAHONTAS PEACHES, 6 No. 303 Cans SI.OO
PAL PEANUT BUTTER, 28 Ounces 59c
BLUE PLATE MAYONNAISE, Pint 29c
Campbell's Vegetable Soup, With Beef, 3 For 39c
HUNT'S TOMATO JUICE, 46 Ounces 29c
WHITMAN'S CHOCOLATE COVERED PEANUTS
AND OTHER CHOCOLATES, 5¥2 -7 Ounces 29c
A ™V° TOMATOES BANANAS
LAITUI POUND POUND
3 Lbs. 75* 15*-25* 10*
Lettuce, Cabbage, Celery, Carrots, Radishes.
Sweet Potatoes, Lb 12c Lemons, Grapes, Greens.
TANGERINES, Dozen 39c-49c Grapefruit, 2 For 25c
Apples, 2 For 15c, each 10c Oranges, Doz. 39c-49c & 10c each
Fryers, Lb. 29c Pork Ribs and Backbone, Lb. 59c
Fresh Pork Bones, 3 Lbs SI.OO Beef Roast, Lb 49c-59c
Wainright Fresh Sausage Meat & Smoked Sausage, Lb. 69c
Round, Sirloin and T-Bone STEAK, Pound —79 c
eV" 6 " HAMBURGER
5 I t W SIEW 2 POUNDS
Lb. 59* 3 Lbs. SI.OO 98*
OKEFENOKE
ELECTRIC
RURAL
CORPORATION
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Want Ads
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HAY FOR SALE
Hay for sale. Contact Mrs.
Mary Harper, Hortense, phone
473-2575. 1130
GE COMMERCIAL MODEL
CLOTHES DRYER SPECIAL
Regular $169.95 GE Clothes
Dryer now special purchase
for $139.95 at CECIL
MOODY’S. These are same
deluxe models used in com
mercial laundries. 1130
DEENA LAMPS ’/ 2 -PRICE
All table and floor lamps
one-half off regular price now
for limited time at CECIL
MOODY’S. l|3o
CENTRAL
AIR-CONDITIONING
Fedders, General Electric
and Bryant Central Air-con
ditioning, complete installa
tion, Citizens Bank and Oke
fenoke REA financing, at CE
CIL MOODY’S 1-30
SEALY POSTUREPEDIC
MATTRESSEES
Back aches? See the famous
TV advertised Sealy Posture
pedic mattresses and box
springs, at CECIL MOODY’S.
1130
MOBILE HOMES —ls 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. d
SALE FOAM PILLOWS
Large foam bed pillows, reg
ular $7.90 a pair, now speci
ally priced for $3.98 a pair, at
CECIL MOODY’S.
1|23.
SALE GAS HEATERS
One 65,000 BTU ThermoL
aire vented gas heater, regular
$199.95, sale price $179.95, at
CECIL MOODY’S.
1|23.
POLAROID CAMERAS
Get your Polaroid Cameras
and film at CECIL MOODY’S.
1123.
BOOKCASES Vj PRICE
Regular $12.95 three-rack
bookcases priced to go for $6.-
48 at CECIL MOODY’S.
1123.
SALE RCA COLOR TV
23-inch RCA Color TV dem
onstrator, regular $649.95,
now only $499.95, with trade
in, at CECIL MOODY’S.
1123.
KING SIZE
BEDS $79.95
King size foam mattress with
two box springs, now specially
priced at $79.95, at CECIL
MOODY ’ S ' 1|23.
Beneath Delta’s jet rotundas,
beats an all-electric heart.
Delta Airlines’ new Atlanta airport rotundas are
all-electric terminals for a $500,000,000 fleet of
flying “skyscrapers.”
Some 10,000 travelers pass daily through these
rotundas in the 72-degree comfort of clean, efficient
electric heating/cooling.
They board electrically climate-conditioned aircraft
through electrically operated, air-conditioned jetways.
Their jets are energized by service connectors that
provide ground electricity for heating, cooling,
lighting, food and beverage storage. Even baby-bottle
warming.
Electricity “quick-starts” Delta’s big jets, too. In
140 seconds, electric air compressors can breathe
life into four 18,000-pound-thrust engines.
Our industrial engineers’ planning and advice have
made soaring sunward from Delta’s futuristic
rotundas an all-electric experience.
And they’ll help your business fly better. Call them.
They’ll wing right over and air the facts.
HOUSE FOR SALE
House and lot for sale in
Nahunta, near Baptist Church.
R. B. Brooker, phone 462-
5171, Nahunta, Ga. 2|6
PUPPIES! PUPPIES!
TO GIVE AWAY
12 puppies to give away, one
or more to anyone who wants
them. Red Bone Hound and
Bulldog mixed. See Al Joy
ner at Morris Highsmith place
in Nahunta. 123.
TOBACCO ACREAGE
FOR RENT
Tobacco acreage for rent on
halves or acreage. Poundage
4,635 for 2.74 acres. See Mark
Johns or Delano Prescott who
has .67 poundage 1,226 pound
age. ।
1’23.
HAY FOR SALE
Hay for sale. Call Shot
Strickland, phone 473-2670,
Hortense, Ga. l|3o
Brantley High
Basketball
Game Dates
HOME GAMES
Fri., Jan. 10 Bacon Co.
Tues., Jan. 21 - Blackshear
Sat., Jan. 25 Patterson
Fri., Feb. 7 Clinch Co.
Tues., Feb. 11 .... Charlton Co.
AWAY GAMES
Tues., Jan. 14 .... Charlton Co.
Tues., Jan. 28 .... Atkinson Co.
Fri., Jan. 31 Ludowici
Tues., Feb. 4 - Camden Co.
Vriscriptioji
SPECIALISTS
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Jones Drug
Company
The Rexall Store
147 West Cherry Street
Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup. Ge
Pharmacist Always on Dut>
Georgia Power Company
Georgia Crop Reporting Ser
vice figures show the state’s
milk production during Octo
ber 1968 totaled 87 million
pounds. The 1962-66 average
production for the same month
was 81 million pounds.
For fruit trees to survive in
the healthiest condition during
cold weather, C. D. Spivey,
horticulturist with the Co
operative Extension Service,
says put off pruning those
trees until late winter.
I HARRIS NAHUNTA
Grade A-Whole Tablerite Ground
I Fryers AT M 1 ■ Beef
I LB. 29' " yjy 3 Lb. $1.09
PORK
STEAKS Lb. 59*
AMERICAN BEAUTY — Can — 2 for
PORK & BEANS 39*
SCOTT VIVA
TOWELS 2 Roll 35*
REGULAR FAB
DETERGENT 29 c
TROPI-CAL ¥2 GALLON
ORANGE DRINK 33^
FRUIT CAKE — SLICES — GLAZED
PINEAPPLE Lb. 79*
IRON BOARD — Regular 89c
COVER & PAD 39*
©GROCERY SPECIALSI
GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY
AT MORGAN'S
Friday and Saturday, January 24-25 ■
QUANTITY LIMITED
GIANT Easy-on Spray POWHATAN
TIDE STARCH PEACHES I
69* 15 Ozs. 39* 2% Can 25* I
NABISCO SALTINES, Pound 33* I
SWIFT'S JEWEL, 3 Pound Can — 49* I
GOOD BISCUIT FLOUR, 10 Pounds *1.09 I
Pocahontas Cream Corn, No. 303 Can..-.19* I
GOLD CROSS INSTANT NESCAFE Regular Jergens
MILK COFFEE SOAP I
15* 6 Ozs. 69* 4 For 29* I
VESPER TEA BAGS, 12-Quart 39* I
CAULEY'S HAMS, (whole or half) Lb 49* I
Fresh Shoulder I FRYERS I dTLu
BUTTS Stew Beef I
Lb. 49* 27* Lb. 39* I
Horgan Grocery I
PHONE 462-5720 NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
WANT ADS
TRY
TABLERITE BRISKET
STEW 4 Lbs. ’1.19
SNOBRITE L. G.
RICE 10 Lbs. *1.19
PINTS DUKES
MAYONNAISE 29 c
GINGHAM GIRL
FLOUR 5 Lbs. 49*
FRUIT CAKE — GLAZED
CHERRIES Lb. 79*
GOLDEN RIPE
BANANAS Lb. 10*
WHITE Regular 2 for 35c — EACH
COFFEE MUGS 10 c
