The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, July 30, 1970, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, July 30, 1970 TRY WANT ADS GROCERY SPECIALS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, WEEK-END SPECIALS JULY 31 AND AUG. 1 SNOWDRIFT MARTHA WHITE BLUE PLATE Shortening FLOUR Mayonnaise 3 Lbs. 59* 5 Lbs. 49* Qt. 49* POCAHONTAS PORK AND BEANS 40 OZ. SIZE 29c HUNTS CATSUP 32 OZ. SIZE 39c INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 6 OZ. SIZE 89c PET Nabisco Vanilla REGULAR MILK WAFERS BREEZE 3 for 49* 12 oz. size 35c 29* MARCAL TISSUE (2 ROLL PACK) 29c SCOTT FAMILY PLACE MATS 24 39c WOODBURY LOTION 14 OZ. SIZE 596 rnyCDC ALLSWEET BRISKET pound MARGARINE Beef Stew 29* 3 Lbs. SI.OO Lb. 39* AIR CONDITIONED QUANTITY LIMITED Morgan Grocery PHONE 462-5720 NAHUNTA, GEORGIA Harrison Grocery Weekend Grocery Specials x $ WAYNESVILLE, GA. TELEPHONE 462-5304 WEEK-END SPECIALS JULY 31 AND AUG. 1 SNOWDRIFT Martha White LIPTON Shortening FLOUR instant Tea 3 Lbs. 89* 10 Lbs. 99* 79* DIXIE DAY BLEACH GALLON 45c KING KOLE VEGETABLES CHOICE OF 5 FOR 89c DUNCAN HINES GIANT GAIN BORDEN'S CAKE MIXES Detergent CAN MILK 3 for SI.OO 89* 3 for 49* LISTERINE QUART SIZE $1.29 MISS BRECK HAIR SPRAY 49c CHUCK STEAK OR ROAST, POUND 59c PURE PORK SAUSAGE, POUND 89c FRYERS RIBS PICNIC POUND POUND HAMS 29* 95* Lb. 59* FAMILY SUPPLY Want a supply of peaches year-round? Home economists with the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service say it will take 15 pints of frozen or canned peaches for each family member to make a year’s supply. It takes a bout I'4 pounds of peaches to fill a pint container. WANT ADS FOR SALE 1970 model 70 Honda - Regu lar S4OO value for only $300.00. Helmet included. 125 actual miles, still has warranty. Call C. W. Riggins 462-5702. 8-6 AUGUST PIANO SALE Give your child the piano you missed. Big savings on new and used pianos. Some small, some rental returns, one used baby grand piano. All priced to move during this sale at TAYLOR PIANOS & ORGANS, DOUGLAS, GA. 8-6 FOR RENT 2 Bedroom Trailer - Atkin son, Georgia, Phone 462-5302. 7-30 MAYTAG WASHERS Get Maytag Automatic and Wringer Type Washers at CE CIL MOODY’S. We service what we sell. ts SCOTSMAN ICE MACHINE Now get Restaurant and Bar equipment. Complete store planning. Jones A|C & Refrigeration Service — Phone 462-5814. ts CENTRAL AIR CONDITION Your House Trailer. Home Division. Jones A|C & Refri geration Service. Phone 462- 5814. ts COMFORT AIR WINDOW Air Conditioners Check our Prices. Jones’ Air Condition ing & Refrigeration Service Phone 462-5814. ts CENTRAL AIR CONDITION & HEAT YOUR HOME York Division of Borg-War ner. Jones’ Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Service Phone 462-5814. ts BANK AMERICARD Use your Bank Americard at Cecil Moodys. Also we have local Bank Financing. ts FOR SALE 1963 Belair Chevrolet 4 door, hard top. Good condi tion with good tires. Actual mileage 74,120. See or call Mrs. Irvin Crews 462-5459. 7-30 FOR SALE 150 acres of timber land in north Camden County. Will sell all or parcels. Good fish ing and hunting. For further information call 462-5297. 8 6 Women account for 65 per cent of the total labor force in crease from 1940 to 1968, and their representation in the work force has risen from one fourth to almost two-fifths of all workers. Looking ahead to 1975, the greatest employment opportunities for women are expected to be in the profes sional and technical occupa tions. Smokey Says: <ND DANGEROUS ’IEASE PONT STARTAFIRE! .SJLfcfl ? tea - Be extra careful! Please! I’liLsmmu.i siimri: b rOl * Pharmacist Always on Duty Jones Drug Company The Rexall Store 147 West Cherry Street Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup, Ga. HARVEST SALE CECIL MOODY'S ANNUAL HARVEST SALE BEGINS FRIDAY, AUGUST 7,1970. SEE OUR WHOLESALE-DISCOUNT PRICES. FREE PRIZES EVERY DAY. GRAND PRIZES AT CLOSE OF SALE. Some of our forefathers recognized that future gener ations would still need forest products, but few dreamed of the tremendous drain and and many uses of our growing economy would place on the timberlands. A logger sees the forest as a source of jobs; a banker may look upon timber lands in terms of invest ment; a fisherman thinks of angling in a clear forest stream; a water engineer ap praises forests for the part they play in flood control. For ests have all these values and many .more. Every citizen should be con cerned about our forests. He is the ultimate user of the poles, lumber, and many oth er products of the forest. The paper bag that you transport your groceries home in is a product of the forest. Trees furnish materials for this pa per, and resin, a naval stores product, is used for sizing the paper. Trees are manufactured into rayon ... a part of the clothes you wear. The saplings of today are the pulpwood bolts, sawlogs, or poles and pilings of tomor row. Doing something to pro tect and improve our forests is more important than mourn ing over what the -past has done to reduce them to their present state. Most of the timber owners in this county should be con cerned about better naval stores practices or better and more conservative methods of producing gum naval stores. The better the owner uses his timber for the production of gum, the greater will be his in come and the better the tim ber he will have to sell for other timber products. More timber owners are rec ognizing that naval stores can NAHUNTA LODGE No. 391 F. & A. M. The regular communication of Nahunta Lodge 391 F. and A. M. will be held the first and third Tues. at 8:00 P. M. in the Masonic Hall All members are urged to attend; visiting Brethren welcome. Johnny Jones, W. M. George F. Stewart. Sec SPECIAL MON.TUE. WED. PLAIN SKIRTS, PANTS, SWEATERS ANY THREE $1.49 OUR CLEANERS IS THE BEST Depend on us to take care of all your CLEANING. Your CLOTHES will be sparkling bright every time. We give expert care at low cost. FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY DON'S CLEANERS Nahunta, Georgia PHONE 462-5933 A VIEW iOF THE FOREST BY H. L. NEAL, JR. AREA FORESTER AND E. J. RHODEN COUNTY RANGER increase the income from the tree by 40 per cent ... 80 per cent. Each year sees more gum producers cupping larger di ameter timber, using the bark hack with acid system, and the new type of tack-on tins that do not damage the tree for other forest products. He points out that forest conserva- "Raulerson Colonial Service" COLONIAL OIL - 5 GALLONS $4.00 QUAKER STATE OIL - MOBILE OIL PHONE 462-5189 INGLE GROCERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS I HICKOX, GEORGIA / / \ 1 The Money You Save Will Jingle 1 < I J / Ilf You Always Trade With Ingle \ / Open Monday thru Saturday, 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. W . WEEK-END SPECIALS BLUE PLATE CHARMER TZ Mayonnaise COFFEE _ Qt 59* Lb ban 59* Detergent I LP * nag jy giant size 69c I TOASTER SWIRLS REG. 43c NOW ONLY 39 c PEACHES BY THE POUND OR BUSHEL | NEW SWEET POTATOES POUND ]S C H ALL CLOTH 10% OFF PER YD. WE HAVE ALL DIFFERENT KIND AND TYPES OF CLOTH — EVERYTHING FROM COTTON TO WOOL. | DRESSES $4.98 TO $6.98 SI.OO OFF I D cake Mixes 5 ™ches bananas vaKe mixes pound pound I 3 for SI.OO 10* 10* I BOSTON BUTTS, POUND 59^ ALL MEAT STEW, POUND .. 69c ROUND, T-BONE AND SIRLOIN STEAK, POUND 98c BRISKET STEW, 3 POUNDS FOR $1.19 I FRYERS HAMBURGER! Beef Roast POUND 2 POUNDS POUND 29* $1.38 59*-69* || WE HAVE PLENTY OF LIDS, RINGS AND FREEZER BAGS 29* tion means wise use of the for est. It does not imply stop ping the use and harvest of timber nor does it recognize unnecessary waste. Did you know that working pine trees for naval stores is one of the oldest occupations of man-kind? The “Pitche” us ed by Noah to waterproof his Ark was produced by a spe cies of conifer similar to our pine trees today. Making tar. or naval stores, for treating the rigging of sailing boats was an important occupation of the earliest set tlers in this country. In early Virginia and North Carolina, pine gum was used like money as a medium of exchange. And, even today in our own county, pine trees are a valuable crop furnishing a steady income for many farmers and timber owners. Turpentining is the main occupation of many fam ilies. This crop is too valuable to be depleted by wildfires or careless cutting. It will pay to manage your timber stands Where You Get 24 Hours Dependable Courteous Service "COLONIAL GAS" PENN-Z-OIL "Ice Available By the Bag" Cold Drinks - "No Deposit on Bottles" Cigarettes Carton - $3.10 Or 3 Packs For SI.OO Ralph Raulerson Owner & Operator wisely and leave seed trees for future years when cutting your timber. Personals Mrs. Ruth Brannon has re turned to her home in Hardee ville, S. C., after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lee. Mrs. Callie Roberson has returned to her home in Hor tense, Ga. after visiting Van Raines and family in Fairfax, Virginia, who were her friends 29 years ago. She also visited her brothers and sisters in Arlington, Alex andria and Woodbridge, Va. One brother was released from the hospital in Alexan dria. While she was there, she also attended a show July 4th and saw many from the Grand Ole Opry of Nashville, Tenn. Such as Bill Monroe and the Osborne Brothers, some of her favorites. NAHUNTA, GA.