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dar January 6. 1949 (Our Advertisers Are Assured Os Results)
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' SALE— Best Combat boots
J^hoes we have ever had.
\re scarce so come early
W vnurs. Chancey Shoe Shop,
'..-ton Ga., next to Bus Sia
pfingion tF
Use the
firestone
BUDGET PLAN
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Pay as You
Get Paid!
Mutes Tire & Auto Supply
Covington; Georgia.
ALL 2444 OR 2831—For ap
pointments io have a nice se
ction of watches, diamonds,
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"Where are you going — io
cheer him op?"
FLOYD MOTOR COMPANY
SALES SERVICE
COVINGTON.GA PHONE 2581
"It’s for You, Jim—take it in the Living Room**
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Extension Telephone Convenience
in any room in your house
An extension telephone saves time, steps
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SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
silverware, watch bands. Ronson
lighters, parker 51, and pearl:
brought into your home, whereby
you may select in the comfort of
your home. "Your credit is good
with v.s." J. W. Alexander, Cov
ington Jewelry Company. TFC
OPEN 'TIL MIDNIGHT—every
night and all day Sunday. Pit
Barbecue, Fried Oysters. Shrimp,
Steak Plates, ano sandwiches of
all kinds. Annex Sandwich Shop,
Emory St. Phone 2911
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WE WILL PAY—Highest cash
prices for second hand sewing
machines. Covingion Furniture
Exchange, back of Ford place,
easy terms. TFN4C
FARM in Newton Co., around
175 A. Three houses, dairy
milking barn, cattle barn. Plenty
running water. Good bottom
land. Electricity. See Harold
Thompson, Rt. 5, Covington.
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COVINGTON STUDIOS— Now
open in Anderson Building,
over Peoples Drug Store. Por
traits, Weddings and Commer
cials. TFC
and trouble. It improves your service and
makes your telephone more valuable by
increasing its usefulness. Extension tele
phones can now be installed in homes at
small cost. You don’t need to write or come
to the office. Just call our Business Office.
(Mfr, for main tflophonf aerwr art »omf
hmo, Moved brra^tof ,hortoge, of control
fffirr and othor ^UJpmrnl, which art not
involved in the installation of extension tele
phones Thot t whv you ran now get extension
telephones, though there may still he delays
in furnishing main telephone service.
LOST— Pointer puppy, black
and white. 6 months old,
named "BOB". L. D. Bolton.
Mansfield. Tel. 5384. ITCJ6
WANTED— Male pointer from 1-
5 months old. Call 3357 after
3 p - M. ITPJ6
— USED AUTO PARTS —
We Have Many Good Used Part* That Accumulate
When We Junk Various Wrecked And Old Cars.
You Can Save Up To 85% On Used Fenders.. Doors,
Tires, Tubes, And Many Other Used Parts For Ford,
Chevrolet And Plymouth Cars And Trucks.
See TYRUS DAY — At The FORD USED CAR LOT
On Washington Street.
JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION
FOR RENT—Apartment of 2 or
3 furnish'd rooms with private
bath for quiet couple. Mrs. R.
L. Paine, Oxford, Tel. 2666.
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FOR SALE—Baby carriage and
stroller, both are in excellent
condition. Attractively priced
Tel. 3323, after 3 P. M. ITPJ6
FOR SALE—Fryers 2 to 2Vi lbs.
ea. After Jan. 9 SI.OO. my place
Mrs. U. T. Smith Mansfield. Ga.
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FOR RENT—3 Room Unfurnish
ed apt. Gas Heat. John T. Cline
3478 Oxford. ITPD
FOR RENT—Upstairs four room
apartment with private bath,
partly furnished or unfurnished.
Apply Apartment, Box 431.
HELP WANTED—Lady for per
minant position as bookkeeper
in local department store. Apply
in writing tc Dept. No. 6 stat
ing name, .age, address and ex
perience if airy. Write DepL 6
Care Covingion News. Coving
ton, Ga.
FOR SALE—Good 4 room house
with large lot in Barnesville,
Ga. Also store building 32-40
with meat market and grocery,
all fixtures Practically new, com
pletely equipped, gross $654)00 in
1948. T. E. Hayes, Standard
Service Station, Covington.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
FOR RENT—Unfurnished 3 room
apartment; gas heat. John
Cline, Oxford. Tel. 3470. ITCD3O
FOR SALE—I 939 Chevrolet m
Ton truck, good mechanical
condition. Price 9575. Claude
Jordan. Tel. 2553. 2TCJ6
FOR RENT—Room and private
bath. CaH 2797. ITC
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FOR SALE—Apartment site gas
stove, good condition. Attrac
tive price. Thomas Stevens, 55
N. Broad, Porterdale, Ga.
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FOR SALE— Slihtly used Norge
55,000 B. T. U. heater also 30
gal. electric water heater. Big
bargan. Tel. 3524. 2TCJ6
Educational Foundation
Discussed Over WMOC
Georgia’s proposed Minimum
Foundation Program for Edu
cation will be discussed in a
series of programs heard over
WMOC. starting January 14.
The five-program series will
be aired at 8:45 P. M. January
14-21 and 28 and February 4
and 11.
The first program will be a
round-table discussion and the
others will present the views of
Georgia's outstanding educators
and civic leaders.
Kansas City Man
Wins Mutual Contest
George T. Rhode, of (1707 East
66th TerAce) Kansas City, Mo.,
was the fifth weekly winder on
Jimmie Fidlers eight-week cam
paign to help establish the Na
tional Kids’ Day Foundation.
Jimmie is conducting his cam
paignd uring his Mutual network
Sunday evening “Jimmie Fidler-
Hollywood News” broadcasts
(9^o to 9:45 p.m.. EST).
Mr. Rhode was named by Jim
mie during his “Hollywood
News’' broadcast last Sunday
(Jan. 2J* The Kansas Cityite won
$2,800 in merchandise prizes, and
automatica'lty became eligible for
the $33,000 jackpot to be award
ed to the person submitting the
best slogan. ,
Juvenile Jury Has
New Member di Panel
Linda Lewbel, who /ppeared
on one of Mutual's “Juvenile
Jury” fun sessions a fortnight
ago (Sundays, 3:30 to 4 p.m.,
EST), will return to the program i
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bet us wetsh q food of your clothes,in a Laamdremet imto'ted’’ /‘S^ / I H V>
m our store. WeY pick up your »e»led ctothes, wed» \ / !| .
them In the Laundromat while you welch. You H see, wish peer \
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JIM MITCH ELL=^
As the 1948 hunting season
moves towards the final in the
north country and hits high gear
in the southland, the same old
stories that always plague the
hunting fraternity again are
making the headlines. We’re re
ferring to stories abo t this
hunter or that one being fatally
shot while in the field.
A duck hunter wades out to
right some decoys, steps into
deep water and is drown; a
deer hunter sees the brush move
and shoots, thinking it's a deer
only to find he's killed his com
panion; a rabbit hunter dies
from a charge of No. 6 S in the
stomach when his gun goes off
as a member of the “Jury” panel
on its broadcast over WMOC
Sunday, Jan. 9.
She’ll join regulars Peggy
Bruder, Dickie Orlan, Charlie
Hankinson and John Arthur Mc-
Bride in “solving” home problems
posed to them by children and
their parents. Linda is five years
old.
Knife of Vengeance
Is Case For Holmes
An itinerant knife sharpener,
distinctive because he only
sharpened knives that were to
be used for cutting throats, is
the dangerous central figure for
The Knife Os Vengenance,” the
chilling drama to b« heard on
Mutual’s “Sherlock Holmes”
broadcast over WMOC Monday,
Jan. 10 (8:30 to 8.55 p.m., EST).
John Stanley is starred as the
famous English sleuth who is
forced to call on all of his powers
of deduction to save his own
life and that of his friend, Dr.
Watson (George Spelvin).
Round MBS Studio
Harry R. Lubcke, internation
ally known electronics engineer
and technical director of Mutual-
Don Lee’s television operations,
has been elected President of the
Academy of Television Arts and
Sciences. Mr. Lubcke is a pioneer
in the television field and helped
in the development of the elec
tronics scenning tube.
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Seven-year-old Dickie Orlan, a
panelist on Mutual’s laughpacked
“Juvenile Jury” sessions (Sun
days, 3:30 to 4 p.m., EST), be
lieves in doing things the simple
way. A five-year-old complained
to the “Jury,” during a recent
broadcast, that her mother
wouldn’t permit her to dress
her younger sister because she
insisted on putting on five dress
es at one time on the little one.
“Sure,” came back Dickie. ‘You’-
re wrong. You should put on
seven dressos, and then take
one off each day and be dressed
for the entire week!”
_ argeit Coverage Any Weekly Tn The Stated -
while climbing a fence.
The stories fall into the same
pattern in most every state and
year after year. They don’t make
pretty reading, yet little has
been done to rid the nation of
repeat performances.
What can be done about it?
That’s a tough question to
answ’er. It has been suggested
by some sportsmen that tests be
are issued. Handle it, they say,
given hunters before licenses
as you handle the issuing of
driver’s licenses—make a man
show he's competent before is
suing a permit.
Maybe this idea has merit; at
least it shows thinking in the
right direction. However, tests
might not prove practical for all
cases. Teaching a man how to
handle a gun before giving him
°. license probably would remedy
some of the deaths resulting in
climbing fences, shotguns or ri
fles discharging in an automo
bile and the “unloaded guns”
that take their toll in homes.
But what about Mr. Trigger-
Happy, Deer Hunter who shoots
first and looks afterwards? He
probably could pass a license
test with flying colors, yet he's a
menace in the woods!
Our answer for this fellow is
"manslaughter”—make it a crime
to kill with a hunting weapon.
All the stories we’ve read this
year use the word “accidental”
in reporting hunting deaths. We
don't believe that’s the right
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Juvenile jury
। House of Mystery
True Detective I
Mysteries
The Shadow
I Quick As A Flash |
Roy Rogen
। Nick Carter
The Falcon
Mayor of The Tbwn
johnny Desmond
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stay t^ned to
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description of many of them for,
with few exceptions, these deaths
could have been avoided if the
hunters had used just a little
common sense when in the field.
Possibly it is a mass education
job of hunters that’s needed to
solve the problem. But most
likely it is a job for each indi
vidual hunter to learn the rules
of safe gun handling and sports
manship, and to practice these
rules every trip afield.
Our World of Music
Features 200 Voices
The 200-voiced Macalester
Radio Singers, of Macalester
College, St. Paul, Minn., will be
heard in a new series of spirit
ual and secular choral presenta
tions when “Our World Os
Music” debuts as a coast-to
coast Mutual network feature
on Saturday, Jan. 8, in the 2 30
to 3 p. m., EST, time pericd.
The group specializes in un
usual arrangements of Negro
spirituals, American folk-songs
and classical numbers and in
■ eludes in its repertoire many
Just Received
CARLOAD
Nails - Barb Wire
Field Fencing
We are now in position to furnish you
with these items which have been
scarce so long.
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Composition Roofing and Shingles
Piper Hardware
Company
COVINGTON
PAGE THIRTEEN
folk-tunes of other nationalities.
The program i* written and di
rected by the Radio and Music
departments of Macalester Col
lege and originates in tha
school's theater. The group is
under the direction of Prof. Hol
lis L. Johnson. „
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