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Newspaper Page TextPage8 The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, August 24, 1972 -UnX -^US *orW9 - ': -W /sk^^9^ Skw . Js^^^bk] -t^rt ’^^Ff ‘:“ftl SALE I ———— 8 FT. X 55 FT. HOUSE TRAILER 3 BEDROOMS FUR NISHED. CALL CLINT ROB INSON. 462-5174. ts REFRIGERATOR SALE 14 CU. FT. GIBSON FROST - FREE REFRIGERATOR WITH ICE MAKER REG. $ 349.95 wt. NOW DISCOUNT PRICED AT $ 299.95 wt. AT CECIL MOODY’S. ONLY $ 299.95 wt. 9-7 FOR SALE - Wizard Motor Bike • Good Condition. $75.00. Pete Gibson. FOR SALE -• 1968 Fast Back Mustang, Bucket Seats, 4 in the floor. Highest Bid. Call John or Pete Gibson. SALE ON PIANOS: Baldwin Acrosonic Pianos at Savings, Good Selection Used and resty led pianos. Pick yours now. Rental Plan available. Terms and Delivery at TAYLOR PI ANO COMPANY, DOUGLAS, GA. 8-31 TAKE UP PAYMENTS OF sl2. 89 PER MONTH ON 14 CU. FT. FROST • FREE GIBSON REFRIGERATOR. BRAND NEW 10 YEAR WARRANTY. AT CECIL MOODY’S. 8-31 HORSE FOR SALE One large Strawberry Roan gelding - gaited - 8 years old. Call 462 - 5632. 8-23 I SERVICE I DIRECTORY CHANCEY'S STANDARD STATION WE TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOUR CAR" CAR WASH & LUBRICATION EDWARD CHANCY OWNER NAHUNTA, GEORGIA HARRIS GROCERY WW GROUND AUGUST 25 &26 GRADE A — WHOLE BEEF | MAKE IT A HABIT TO TRADE I FRYERS W | WITH HARRIS FOR THAT | 3 lbs. *1.59 L GOOD TABLERITE MEAT LB. 31* GRADE A MEDIUM HAPPY HOST - POUND BOX EGGS 3 Dozen SI.OO Saltine Crackers 19* HUNTS 20 OZ. BOTTLE OUR FAVORITE CUT—No. 303 Catsup 3 For SI.OO Green Beans 8 For *1 FUNNY FACE Lemonade CSsSga MW " < W MAKES 2 QUAR TS 2 For 29* JWjhK w/ dJSMgi 3 LB. (AN FIRM HEAD Cabbage Lb. 9' SjjgjHßlfe CQ$ TROPI-CAL-LO 14 GAL. 0^ > Orange Drink 3 For $1 MAHATMA LONG GRAIN WELCH - 24 oz. Bottle Rice 5 lb. 79' CRAPE JUICE 39' WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS SINGER SALES AND SERVICE For Singer Sewing Machine Repair call. R. B. Brooker Hardware ( AUTHORIZED DEALER ) in Nahunta, Ga. •• We service all makes, of sewing machines”. Telephone- 462-5171 ts BILL KAISER'S FACTORY OUTLET Save money at Bill Kaiser's Factory Outlet. Men's suits, jackets, trousers, allweather coats & jackets. Ladies & junior sizes pant suits, dresses, slacks, tops, sweaters, and coats. Rt. 17 North, Brunswick. TRAILER FOR RENT THREE BEDROOM WASHER AND DRYER. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING, LIGHTS AND GAS FURNISHED. CALL ADDISON STRICKLAND AT 462 - 5049. ts- FURNISHED APARTMENTS CALL CLINT ROBINSON 462- 5174. ts TWO BEDROOM HOUSE TRAILER WITH WASHER, WITH OR WITHOUT AIR CON DITIONING IN NAHUNTA. SEE OR CALL CECIL MOODY PH. 462 - 5722. COMPLETELY FURNISHED. 8-31 FOR RENT THREE BEDROOM HOUSE IN NAHUNTA. CALL 462 - 5310. 8-31 NAHUNTAAUTO SUPPLY Complete Line Os Auto - Truck & Tractor Parts Also MACHINE SHOP WITH Over Nite Service Phone 462-5850 or Night 458-4313 NAHUNTA, GA. SALE Sears Mini Bike , has never been ridden more than 10 miles. Call Mrs. Shirley Strickland at 462 - 5869 after 6:00p.m. 9-7 FOR SALE 1970 Chevelle SS. Excellent Condition. $ 2100. cash. Call 462 - 5779. 8-31 FOR SALE 1969 Volkswagen with Auto matic Transmission -fair con dition. $ 600.00. Call 462 - 5049. S’ 24 * FOR SALE 14 ft. Fiberglass Boat with 50 H.P. Motor. $ 500.00. Call 462 - 5049. 8-24. MISC. PIANO LESSONS ELEVEN DOLLARS A MONTH FOR FOUR THIRTY MINUTE LESSONS. BOOKS EXTRA . IF INTERESTED CALL MRS. WALTON ( CAROLYN ) SMITH AT 462 • 5903. 8-24 Drive Continuing In Job Training Plans For Vets Atlanta — Veterans Service specialists, continuing their in tensive efforts to produce on job training opportunities for veterans, established 109 new training programs during the month of June. There are now 1,107 such programs in Georgia accommodating some 1,937 veterans. Nationwide about 40,000 of these programs benefiting approximately 75,000 veter ans have been established since the drive began nearly a year ago. Georgia Veterans Service .Director Pete Wheeler ex plained that the training is conducted under the G1 Bill in business, industry, public agencies and other organiza tions where trained personnel are needed and where facili ties for such training are avail able. The programs have been developed as a result of can vassing of employers by Vet erans Service experts who sug gest that G1 Bill training is a way to meet employers’ needs for skilled personnel and put veterans on their payrolls. #■v b ’ I KUrEHhEWE by Georgia Consumer Services | ■ —l—■■ — - * Warning: Flood Damaged Appliances Up For Sale (GCS NOTE: With this issue. YOU AND YOUR DOLLAR becomes BUYER BEWARE. GCS will continue to alert Georgia consumers on buying pit falls and wise buying practices through this column. Anyone with comments, questions or suggestions should call GCS via the Watts Line, 1-800-282-8900.) We’ve been hearing a lot about people selling cars that were damaged in the recent flooding. Are people selling any other flood damaged merchandise? They certainly are, and anyone making a major purchase should check for signs of flood damage. Hurricane Agnes flooded hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise stored in warehouses, at loading docks and in stores, and these damaged goods will be showing up all over the country for months to come. This merchandise is being sold piecemeal or in lots to just about anybody that wants to buy it at extremely low prices. This is perfectly legal and there are legitimate companies that specialize in salvage. The problem comes in when fast buck operators buy damaged merchandise, fix it up so that it looks pretty and sell it to unsuspecting buyers without telling them that the merchandise was involved in the flood. The two main things you should look out for are appliances and furniture. The Major Appliances Consumer Action Panel has notified Georgia Consumer Services that people should be particularly on the alert when buying refrigerators, washers and dryers, stoves, air conditioners and televisions. When buying a major appliance, check the following points: • Make sure that the serial plate has not been removed. • Examine the merchandise inside and out for a water line. • Check carefully to see if a false back or paneling has been put on the merchandise to cover up water marks. • Check any cavities that might hold dirt, sediment or water. • Examine the merchandise for any signs of rust or corrosion, particularly at the seams and where parts are screwed on. • Examine the merchandise for any signs of buckling or warping. • Check any rubber parts for stiffness or separation. • Find our where the merchandise was shipped from. • Ask for a warranty of at least 90 days. Be very careful if the seller tries to make you accept an “As Is” contract. • Trade with a reputable well-known dealer. If you have any doubts about the purchase, check with Georgia Consumer Services, the Better Business Bureau and the Chamber of Commerce before going through with it. If you are buying furniture, check it carefully for water marks, mildew, fabric decay, warping, rust on metal parts and any suspicious, musty odors. (NOTE: In case of furniture, you might be able to get a good deal on flood damaged merchandise, as some of it would not be permanently damaged by water. The important thing is to know whether it was in the flood so that you can judge whether the price is fair or not.) Finally, be careful if you are buying a mobile home. Many trailers were flooded, and here your problems may be doubled. Check the furniture, appliances and the body of the unit for signs of flooding. Don’t forget to look under the rugs and to check the bottom of the mobile home. GEORGIA CONSUMER SER VICES is a unit of the State Division of Family and Children Services, Department of Human Resources. If you have questions or problems concerning product quality, credit and contract terms or how to spend your money wisely, call 1-800-282-8900 free from anywhere in Georgia. If you have trouble reaching the number ask your local operator for help. O* OF rue securs TO BEING A SUCCESSFUL GUEST AT A PARTY IS BEING A GOOP LISTENER TOO MANY PEOPLE BREAK INTO A CONVERSATION JUST TO GET THEIR “TWO CENTS" IN, WHICH IS BOTH PISCOURTEOUS ANP ANNOYING. TH£ ~CeOL£Sr" PARTY YET, OFFER GUESTS ICEP TEA As WELL AS COCKTAILS. A LOT OF PEOPLE PONT PRINK THE STRONGER BEVERAGES ANP WANT SOMETHING MORE APULT THAN SOPA TO SIP. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Jones Drug Company The Rexall Store pharmacist Alway* an Duty 147 Wait Cbarry Strwf PMM GA, 7-BS4 Jmu*. •* NOTICE The yearly cleaning of the Knox Cemetery will be held Saturday August 26. Bring lawn mowers and other tools to work with. The Hickox Cemetery out from Hoboken will be cleaned Saturday August 26th. Bring lawn mowers and other tools to work with. The Sing at the Winokur Bap tist church will be discontinued because of the All Night Sing at Waycross. Winokur Baptist church will have another Sing Spetember 23rd. The Band Boosters Club will sell drinks, cake and coffee at seferal of the voting pre cincts on August 29th. Proceeds will be used to support the Band and purchase Uniforms. Patronize Our Advertisers. FREE COLORING BOOKLET JAMMED WITH RECIPES An easy way to interest chil dren in nourishing foods is by teaching them how to prepare simple dishes. With the aid of the new coloring-cookbook. “Color Me Strawberry," they'll soon learn what fun it is to pre pare foods that are good for them. The booklet is jammed with recipes, pictures to color, his torical facts and games to play. All of the recipes are made with jam, jelly or preserves pure natural foods without ad ditives that give active, grow ing youngsters the energy they need. The illustrated pancakes from the booklet can be shaped like a fish, a tree, a letter from the alphabet—or any way you want them to be. They are served with a topping of grape or any other flavor jam or preserves. To obtain a free copy of "Color Me Strawberry" write to: The Advisory Council for Jams, Jellies and Preserves, Room 815, 420 Lexington Av enue, New York, N.Y. 10017. FUN PANCAKES You 'll need this food: 2/3 cup pancake mix 1 tablespoon salad oil 1 egg 1/2 cup milk Grape jam or preserves INGLE GROCERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS AUGUST 25 &26 [ 9 f 1 \ 1 HICKOX, GEORGIA I | gjHJ I 1 The Money You Save Will Jingle I - k CMMf Jf / If You Always Trade With Ingle / Opm Monday thru Saturday, IA. M. ♦P. M. FOOD STAMPS AUTHORIZED DUNCAN HINES FOLGER'S .. BAMA . Cake Mixes COFFEE Mayonnaise 3 For SI.OO ]ng 89* Qt. 49* LETTUCE - CABBAGE - ONIONS - TOMATOES - RADISH RUTABAGAS - SWEET POTATOES - CUCUMBERS - CELERY BANANAS- IRSH POTATOES - PEANUTS - CARROTS PEACHES - GRAPEFRUIT - APPLES - CANTALOUPES PLUMS - WATERMELLONS - LEMONS DIXIE DAY BLEACH, GALLON 41£ BANQUET TV DINNERS, 2 FOR 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 $1.09 PER POUND FROZEN All MEAT FRESH BRISKET STEW s T EW BRISKET STEW 3 LB. $1.19 lb. 89* 3 18. $1.49 DR. GENE TUTEN of headaches, and industry has bund that about one thud o( all employee absences is caused by headaches. It is easy to understand why the simple head ache” isn’t so simple and why it is such a drain on humanity. Explained simply, headaches are the result of pressure which continue to mount. The mounting pressure cause tension which builds up in the glands and muscles, finally re sulting in the headache pains. Chiropractic adjustments, administered by the strong, com petent hands of a skilled practitioner, releases the pres sures caused by pinched nerves, eases the tensions and re lieves pain fast. The chiropractor, an expert in matters relating to the spinal column and the body’s nervous system, locates the source of pressure and effectively removes it by scientific adjustments. Another Health and Life Article from the Of ifee of: TUTEN CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 360 STATE ST. Here's how to do it: Put the pancake mix, oil, egg and milk in a bowl. Beat with an egg beater. Grease a frying pan with margarine or salad oil and get it very hot. Be careful, now...a big person has to help you with this! Use a measuring cup to pour. Dip the cup into the batter. Use a little less than 1/4 cup for each pancake. As you pour it, pour it in the shape of a cat, or a dog, or a tree, or a bird or some body you like. Let it brown on one side, then turn it over with a pancake turner and let it brown on the other side. Serve it with grape or any other flavor jam or preserves on top. This batter makes about 12 little pancakes. "headaches The toll taken in time, comfort and money by the “simple head- ache” is immeasurable. It has been estimated that there are over two hundred different cau- 285-1559