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Insurance Agents
Phone 101 Covington
Before Mr, Lovick Hull left for
California he renewed his sub
scription to the Covington News.
We hope he and his family will
hsve a nice trip.
Mr. J. N. Cowan has taken a
new subscription. Said he moved
where he lives two years ago
There was nothing but hills and
gullies. Now he makes 400 bushels
of corn on eleven acres.
Mrs. S. A. Letson has moved to
Conyers. She cannot do without the
Covington News so renewed it.
Mrs. Joe Perry, is another who
praises the Covington News.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neely are
also on the honor roll.
I was proud of the nice pecans
Mr. J. R. Henderson paid his sub
scription with.
Mr. D. M. Bentley is on the
honor roll.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kirkus were
moving, but renewed their sub
scription.
Mr. E. A. Hull said he told the
REA man who wanted him to buy
a meter that if he hired someone
> to run his business he would pay
I him, so he thought they ought to
j I iness. pay for the meter to run their bus
Added to my new list are: Mr.
| 5 A. J. J. Kirkland, Cowan, Mrs. J. H. T. McKinley, J. Jones.
Mrs. R.
| | J. W. Towns, Honor W. C. Roll Moore. Mrs.
On the are:
Raymond Thomson, Cub Smith.
Mrs. R. L. Chambers, H. A. Casey.
E. L. Stallworth, Clarence Bates,
Mrs. W. O. Melton, E. L. Julian,
IE. O. Fisher, Wood Piper, Mrs.
Elizabeth Moseley, J P. Walls.
s DPit Roofinq 3m Value
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in winter. Serve* fuel
BEAUTY—A more attractive tool, with rich colorte* amd
deep shadow elfect because of extra thicknee*.
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Vhen standard insulation is used Carey Cork-Insulated Shin
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Mrs. Minnie A. Cowan, M. J. Sims
J. J. Cronan, Miss Mildred Moss.
Ada Lou Fleming, Mrs. E. M. Ma
loy, Mrs. Wilbur L. Mote. B. H.
Willingham. J. W. Willingham.
Mrs. J. N. Loyd. B. H. Standard
Miss Clemmie Boyd, Mrs. T. P
Trer dwell, P. D. Leach, S. C. Sav
a 8 e > 1 M. Kinnerly.
On the Colored Honor Roll: John
j H. Charlie Durden, Clements, Jimmie Will L. Dorsey, Roby
i Stewart Hurst, Pearley E. Sims.
; Roslean Zinamon.
Game Protector
The little muddy river that
heads in ?,nd around Hall and
Banks counties and on down until
it makes the Altamaha is one of
Georgia's rivers that furnish large
supplies of geese and ducks for the
sportsmen each hunting season.
My shooting partner and I took
off one day to see whet luck we
could have between sunrise and
4 P. M. with water fowl down this
stream. Before we were out of
sight of the car we heard that old
familiar noise that duck hunters
enjoy. Two ducks had already
sensed they were in danger and
fwav they took off down the riv
er. This made our hunting spirits
run very high, and away we took
off to another spot. Soon two mal
lards squawked, and we had the
same luck. Two others could not
see us drifting down beside the
willows. My buddie raised his gun
and down came a mallard with
the speed of a rifle, then a dive,
and the anxiety of losing the duck,
hut next to the river bank could
be seen an object that looked like
a drifting stick. By this time old
man weather had sent a drizzle,
and it was near freezing, and then
a heavy rain. Two wet duck hunt
ei; returned to their destination.
Those who enjoy this type of
sport, remember that the season
on water fowl closes January 31st
at 4 P. M.
GOOD FEEDING PRACTICE
The number of steers being frt
tened in the feed lot in Georgia
is on the increase and the recov
ery of wasted feed through hogs
should be more widely adopted
Cornbelt farmers make a general
practice of keeping pigs in the feed
lot with cattle to utilize the undi
gested corn in the droppings and
feed that is wasted from the
trough.
Ir many eases, returns from hogs
represent the margin between
profit snd loss in the cattle feed
ing enterprise. Feeder pigs weigh
ing from 50 to 150 pounds give
best results for this practice. They
should be sold when they reach
200 to 230 pounds in weight and
then replaced.
The number of pigs per steer
will depend on the age of cattle
being fed and kind of feed used.
Young cattle maslicale and util
ize their feed more thoroughly than
older cattle; therefore, smaller
gains by the pigs running with
them may be expected.
If snapped corn is fed, one to
three pigs per steer may be used:
for shucked ear corn, one to two
pigs per steer; one pig per stee;
on shelled corn; and one pig pei
two or three steers on crushed or
ground coin.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
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HrM-IKi 'S 3r 0% V COFFEE GOLD LABEL COFFEE SILVER LABEL
2 Lbs. 25c 1 17C
>,vi 3 Lb. Bags 37C Lb. Bag
COLONIAL SAUCE APPLE 4 NO. 2 25c GA. PICKLES MAID DILL 22-OZ. 10c Flour Specials
GREAT NORTHERN CANS GA. MAID SWEET MIXED JAR ROGERS NO 37
BEANS ___________5c PICKLE 2,25c JL | dm O LB
lb BAG
BABY BEANS....... LIMA 6c QUART MUSTARD,„19c JAR 24 b b ag r*
dft LB $1.53
BAG
NAVY EVAPORATED
BEANS„ cn PEACHES :.,17c CIRCUS
LARGE LIMA CRANBERRY I 2 lb 37c
BEANS. -si SAUCE 2 No. 2 23c JL dm BA
B. CANS dmT 24, BAG LB 69c
BLACKEYED RED LABEL MACARONI OR 48 l b $1.33
PEAS lb 5c SPAGHTI .1. 5c b ac
EVAPORATED COLONIAL GRAPEFRUIT GOLD LABEL
APRICOTS.. 21c JUICE 4 NO. CANS 2 25c roi- LB. mm m
PILLSBURY’S PANCAKE o \
BLUE ROSE FLOUR 9c BAG
RICE 5-lb. 19c LB.
BAG KELLOGG’S CORN BOX BAG o
PRUNES.. SMALL SIZE 5c FLAKES 2.„ 13c PURE LARD
WONDER BRAND PEANUT 004*10 LB.
SUN RAISINS MAID 15-OZ. 8c BUTTER JAR 2-LB. 21c CARTON 14c
NOTT’S APPLE LB. 26c
BOX JUICE 12-OZ. 5c CARTON
BOTTLE LB. 52c
Fresh PET, 46-OZ. CARNATION BOTTLE OR SILVER COW 15c h* CARTON LB. $1.49
Fruits-Vegetables MILK6!T 3?.'21c PAIL
IDEAL DOG 15c SUGAR IN PAPER
U. POTATOES S. NO. 1 10 19c FOOD 2 CANS K>mU1 LB. BAGS 23c
COLONIAL PORK AND
BEANS 2 9c BAG
LARGE LETTUCE OR CANS- LB. 45c
CELERY EACH 6c PERKERSON’S MEAL CORN 6-LB. 13c LB. BAG $ 1.12
GREEN HEAD BAG BAG
CABBAGE b 2ic COLONIAL SALMON 12 LBS. PINK 2c„,29c 25c Ga. Cane
FLA. SWEET SYRUP, No. 2 y 2 can to u
ORANGES L 25c OYST’RS c" 10c Ca. SYRUP, Cane No. 5 can 35c
CARROTS bu 5c ROGERS TRIPLE FRESH LGE. 9c Ga. SYRUP, Cane No. 10 can 61c
TOMAFS FANCY 17c BREAD LOAF Scratch FEED, 25-lb. 57c !
lbs. STANDARD CUT
SM. APPLES WINESAP 19c BEANS3 No. CANS 2 Vt 25c Laying MASH, 25-lb. 67c
doz. STANDARD Starting and Growing
FLORIDA TOMATOES 3 No. 2Vi 25c MASH, 25-lb. _ 69c
; TANGERINES DOZ. o NUN-SO-CRISP SODA CANS 8c SOAP, Palmolive 3 Bars 17c
LARGE APPLES WINESAP w© CRACKERS.. BABY Concentrated SUPER-SUDS, sm. 7 1 / 2 c; lge. 19c
DOZ. ALL POPULAR BRANDS Toilet
G’FRUIT FOOD Strained 3 ...20c Octagon
SOAP, 3 Bars 12c
for
FRESHER MEATS PRICES
LOWER
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Round-Sirloin-Club Steaks . ■ Lb> 25c
WESTERN BEEF WESTERN MEATY
POT ROAST .. 17c STEW BEEF LB. 12C
FRESH GROUND FRESH 25c
HAMBURGER STEAK .. 19c BEEF LIVER u.
WINKIE PURE PORK SLICED IOC
SAUSAGE LB 20c PIG LIVER LB
FRESH LEAN TENDER STEAK__________..29c
I I PORK CHOPS „ 19c CUBED
WHOLE LITTLE PIG
PIG SHOULDERS .. 12c PORK CHOPS . .. 15c
FRESH WHOLE
PIG SAUSAGE ... 15c PIG HAMS LB 15C
FRESH * LB.
BEEF AND PORK MULLET P AH TROUT CROAKERS 10c
SAUSAGE .. 10c - - ,
FRESH FANCY
l SMOKE LINKS u, 10c STEW OYSTERS ____PINT 29c
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