The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, August 03, 1972, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPage 10 The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, August 3, 1972 GROCERY SPECIALS JULY 4 & 5, 1972 FOOD STAMPS AUTHORIZED GIANT TAIIATAEf SHAWNEE'S BREEZE TO “ A ™ FLOUR 303 CAN 69* 2 For 35* 10 Lbs. 99* QUEEN OF DIXIE OIL SAUSAGE, 3 LB $1.19 LUZIANNE TEA BAGS, 100 COUNT 99< CARNATION CHINITO LONG MILK TOWELS GRA,N RKE 3 For 49* 3 For SI.OO 2 2 * RED LABLE LUZIANNE COFFEE, POUND CAN 69< E 1 TAM LUNCHEON LOAF, 12 OZ. CAN, 3 FOR SI.OO BRISKET rib STEW BEEF STEAK LB. 69* 39* Lb - 79< AIR CONDITIONED QUANTITY LIMITED Morgan Grocery PHONE 462-5720 NAHUNTA, GEORGIA M( ^home AIRCONDITIONERS installed COMPLETELY “FINANCING AVAILABLE" PH? 285 3926 or 283-3558 R & R SiALES^CbT Waycross, Georgia INGLE GROCERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY — ll SPECIALS HICKOX, GEORGIA I f J I The Money You Seve Will Jingle \ \ <MkMR I If You Always Trade With Ingle \\\^ 11 / Open Mooday thru Saturday, I A M. M t P. M. CR FOOD STAMPS AUTHORIZED SHAWNEE'S GIANT waldorf FLOUR FAB TISSUE 5 Lbs. 59* 85* 4 ro,,s 45 LETTUCE - CABBAGE - ONIONS - TOMATOES - RADISH RUTABAGAS - SWEET POTATOES - CUCUMBERS - CELERY BANANAS- IRSH POTATOES - PEANUTS - CARROTS PEACHES - GRAPEFRUIT - APPLES - CANTALOUPES PLUMS - WATERMELLONS - LEMONS GAY BOUQUET SOAP BARS, 6 FOR, 39< LEISURE SLIPPERS, Reg. $1.29 PAIR, ONLY 98£ SHICK INJECTOR BLADES WITH FREE 49< BIC PEN. . . . 89< HAMBURGERS — BRISKET STEW — ALL MEAT STEW BEEF ROAST — NECK BONES — SMOKED BACON CHEESE TENDERIZED HAMS — SAUSAGES BOSTON BUTTS — FAT BACON — BOLOGNA — WEINERS (STEAK) ROUND ~ T-BONE - SIRLOIN ONLY 98* PER POUND FROZEN I I FRESH BRISKET STEW BRISKET STEW 3 LB. 89* 3 a Cont. From Page S Flood damaged cars dealer you go to. Talk to several and compare prices and guarantees before making up your mind. GEORGIA CONS UM ER SER VICES is a unit of the State Division of Family and Children Services, Department of Human Resources. If you have questions concerning product quality, credit and contract terms or how to spend your money wisely, call 1-800-282-8900 free from anywhere in Georgia. Rozier Asks For Re-election To the Citizens Os Brantley County: This is to announce my can. didacy for reelection to the office of Ordinary of Brantley County, Georgia, subject to the rules and regulations of the August Bth. Democratic PrU mary. I am grateful for the pri. viledge of serving you in this office for the past 7 and 1/2 years, and am looking forward to serving you for the rest of this term and of succeeding myself in the up-coming elect ion. Eight years ago, I promised you, the voters, that if elected I would render the service you as citizens have a right to expect. I have done this to the best of my ability, and I pledge to continue that same kind of service to you for the forthcoming term. I earnestly solicit your vote and support in the Primary election on August Bth., 1972. My desire is to see each voter personally, but due to the duties of this office 1 might fail to see some of you. Should I miss seeing you, I ask you to take this as my personal appeal for your continued support It has been an honor and a happy privHedge to serve you. Any time I can be of service to you please feel free to call on me. Gratefully Yours Perry U. Rozier (ADV.) Veterans Corner The Veterans Administration today posed to veterans the question, “ Would your Sur vivors know what benefits are entitled to in the event of your death?” “ If not, they should,” A.W. Tate, Director, Atlanta Veter ans Administration Regional Office , advised. Too often the veteran and his wife discuss this subject, placing an unnecessary burden on survivors in times of great emotional stress, Tate pointed out. Not only should the vetean and his wife discuss the lo cations of importantfamily doc uments, they should make sure the papers are protected from fire and theft, yet readily ac cessible. Survivors should al so be briefed on what to do in case of the veteran’s death, Tate emphasized. The veteran’s family should be told of survivor’s benefits ’ such as dependency and indem nity compensation for service connected death, and of non service - connected death pen sion for widows and for child ren where a widow is ineligi ble of her income. Attention was also called to the $250 burial allowance a vailable for veterans of wartime service and those who served since August 5, 1964 as well as certain veterans of peacetime service. Tate further stressed that G. L insurance policy num bers, VA “ C ” numbers for all correspondence with the agency, commercial insurance policies, social security num bers and naturalization papers are all important in claiming survivor benefits. Veterans service organize, tions as well as all VA of fices can be of immeasurable assistance in times of death, Tate added. o I Completely submerged, one ot our nucleer-powered sub marines once crossed the Atlantic in less then 6-1/2 days. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS I Jones Drug Company The Rexall Store plMrwwctef Atw«ye m CMY M7 Wwt CMery ShvoT Hmm GA.7-SM Joo*. * / is ML !■ tWfti MlBBBiBEBHBII^^^IRIIl&^^BWBK "■ .W'jMMMKmEM HARRY POWELL < ^jß ■ByyWrlyawpW v gMBo ISRW or JHP’ B ^BBOBBH^DHBk / nff BmHHbBBbHB ivK^I^HB Facts On Appliances Are Important To Performance ATLANTA (PRN) - Manufacturers took a good look at the washbasket when they drew up design plans for new models of LP-gas dryers. The fabric world’s remarkable “durable press” was the reason. Slacks and shirts, sheets and draperies now have finishes that are baked or cured so the item comes out of the washer and dryer as crisp as new. Durable press has gone a step farther than wash-and-wear. The latter usually needed a touch-up from the iron, but durable press needs no ironing at all. In fact, creases are so sharp they can’t be removed. HARRIS |Fh7l GROCSRY GRADE A-WHOLE ptrr fryers U t t r PET-RITZ PASTRY 3 L8?1.59* LB. 29* CAULEY'S SPECIAL LB. CAULEY'S Smoked Sausage 49 c Picnic Shoulder Lb. 49* BAMA GRAPE — 18 OUNCES KRAFT FRENCH - 16 oz. JELLY 31* Dressing 43* FUNNY FACE ———► —— — — ASSORTED Lemonade | Z? E I cookies MAKES 2 QUARTS J GOOD TABLERITE MEAT | aa. 2 For 29* I 4 23 c MARTHA WHITE SELF-RISING BANANAS L& FLOUR I DUNCAN HINES SPICE "Sg Cake Mix 33* WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS For good performance, however, the clothes should be machine dried. Tumbling in the controlled heat of an automatic LP-gas dryer relaxes the fibers and banishes the wrinkles formed at body temperature. Several new dryers have special cycles for durable press items. Other manufacturers advise housewives to use the wash-and-wear cycle and to remove the clothing items as soon as the dryer stops. When selecting an LP-gas dryer, it’s best to choose a model that has the same capacity as your washer. Make sure it will fit the space you have available for it. YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED IN RE-ELECTING ■ JOHN M. WILSON I Tax Commissioner EXPERIENCED, , DEPENDABLE FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE I POLLS - CALL 462-5723 I