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*SsoNAL MENTION
J. B. Smith is conducting
K liistic services at Tooms
eva ngeh t ek through Fri
boro, wno
day mg ht -
Mioses Joyce Andrew and Bess
uZer Nunn are representing
Young* People’s Dept, of the
lem- Methodist church at the
V p’s Assembly for the b. Ga.
inference at Wesleyan College.
Macon, this week.
MrB Louise Dasher Enloe re
turned to Atlanta Wednesday af
2 r a visit of two weeks with her
Iter, Mrs. C. G. Hams, and
Mr Harris. Mrs. Enloe was
e r e for the Home-coming Cele
bration for Gen. C. H. Hodges.
Among the Macon people at
ending the Homecoming Cele
“ ion were Mr. and Mrs Mil
n Heard, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Kernaghan Sr.. Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Kernaghan Jr. Mr. and
Mrs Louis L. Brown of Fort
Valley were here, also.
Mr and Mrs. Nick Harper and
children of Decatur, Ala. visited
his mother, Mrs. Bright Harper
and sister, Miss Phoebe Harper,
several days last week.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Houser of
Miami, Fla. were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. C. Nunn for several
days.
Miss Laurel Dean Gray of Ma
con was the guest of Mrs. A. P.
Whipple Sunday.
H. A. 2c Allen Whipple, U. S.
Navy, Parris Island. S. C. was at
home for the weekend.
Mrs. Robert Morgan and Miss
Jane Morgan of Macon spent the
weekend with Mrs. Will Gilbert.
Miss Mary Paul who graduated
from Brenau College, Gaines
ville, Ga. recently is at home for
awhile.
Mr. Pat Cartledge of Jackson
ville, Fla, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Irene Eden, and grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Lawler.
Friends will regret to learn of
the illness of Mrs. Francis Nunn.
She is at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bro.vn,
after being in the hospital at
Hawkinsville for several days.
Miss Frances Foster of New
York City is visiting her mother,
Mrs. A.I. Foster, for two weeks.
Mrs. Hugh Griffies and baby
son are visiting her husband’s
relatives in Villa Rica, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F, Cogill of
Atlanta were guests of her
mother, Mrs. A. L. Stanton, for
the weekend.
Mrs. Archer Turner of Quit
man and Mrs. Dobbin Holmes of
Cordele spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rooney.
Messrs. Carl O’Brien, R. L.
Turner, and C. F. Clark of Char
lotte, N. C. were guests 'of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Calhoun Sunday,
they were enroute to Warner
Robins where they will be for
awhile.
Corp. T. R. Summers Jr. has
been honorably discharged from
toe U. S. Army after forty-one
months of service having volun
teered i a Dec. 1941. He landed
m California May 23 and reached
Berry last week. He saw ser-
Vlce in Australia, New Guinea,
the Philippinet and other Pacific
islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Wordna Gray
snd daughter, Janet, spent the
weekend in Valdosta with Mr.
2nd Mrs. Bowie Gray and daugh
ter, Joan.
Mrs. J. p. Risher and daugh*
ter Katharine Dubois, spent sev
eral days last week in Pembroke,
La. visiting relatives.
t'gt Ben S. Atkins. U. S. Ar
n|y, arrived last week in Perry
< l| ter a year’s service in the Pa
tancwar area. Sgt. and Mrs.
and her grandmother,
-trs. M. J. Tumbleston, are vis
in £ relatives in Waterboro, S.
• tor several days this week. 1
Mrs. E H. Wimberly has re- j
nrned to her home at Hayne-I
I' »« fter a visit with her daugh
vr, Mrs. Guy A. Burns, and Mr
Lurns in Charlotte, N. C. A
“umber of informal courtesies
" ere accorded Mrs. Wimberly,
according to the Charlotte Ob
server.
Fannie Smith of Cochran |
and Mrs._ Bessie Smith McCrory |
, Haw ki n sville were among the I
' ‘Ot-town friends attending
e Home-coming Celebration in
* erry, May 31.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Holtz
' V"d son, West, of Macon,
w“t ihursday with his parents,
• ®nd Mrs. Eby Holtzclaw.
Mrs. J. A. Grubb is visiting
her mother and other relatives
in Nazareth, Penn, for two
weeks.
Mr. Joe Mitchell came home
Wednesday from a Dublin
hospital where he was under I
treatment for three weeks
Friends are glad that he’s able
to come home.
Mr. Sam N. Hodges and Miss
Caroline Hodges of Atlanta spent
Monday night and Tuesday here
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Nunn
and children, Betty and Sam
Nunn Jr., were guests at a fam
ily dinner Tuesday night at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Cannon, in Cordele.
Miss Marion Grubb has return
ed from a trip to California and
will attend Mercer Univ. summer
school in Macon beginning next
week.
SAVE THESE]REVISED COMMUNITY CEILING PRICES FOR FOODS
CEILING PRICES FOR GROUPS CEfILiNG PRICES FOR OW*OIfPS CELLUeQ FlflCCi FOR ARCHIPJ CEILING PRICES FOB GROUPS
Ay ~• , . Sim and Con- OPA OPA V six. and Con- OPfl OTA Si*e and Con- OPA C-?A Suo and Con- OPA CPA
* y tainor Type 11 ‘# 2 , . tainer Typ« «t #2 talnar Typo #7. #2. tainar Typo #1 t U
BABY FOODS 1 * U, COOKING AND SALAD OILS MILK. CANNED ‘ J™ E^ PP . LB .„
. „ JUNIOR CHOPPED St - r —1 qt. Glam SI M EVAPORATED Libby’., Sliced' N0..2'0m .15 fc
.. - , v ... „ „ -1 qt. Glim. J,6 Al! Brmd. H’A ox. Cm. J1 .11 Libby’., Mli.-ed No. 246 Can SO .3}
£,; pp ,‘ SS “• £* n •;,* -Tl S'**? Ipt G;m " w - 3b All lirnr.ii «ou Cma .»5 At l.lbby'i, Cfuih.d No. 246 Cm SO so
* Gomb *—ss* “• •" -—> pt. Glttx. J* 34 CONDENSED I’lmUtlon, Sliced ..No. 2 Can 34 »J
Cevoet • Ail Varieties 4Si 01. Can ,0» .08 Miioln.... -..1 qt. r.lini .*» .61 Dime Brand -- U oi. Con '• .16 Vita Vruit, Hrnkm bo. 296 Cm 27 .14
STRAINED ’ ■ ewe j— } Pj- Jjlaaa .31 »I - lb ox. Can .21 22 ViU-Gold, Sliqed No. ’ tin 34 33
STRAINED Swnti Jewel 1 qt. Ginn 28 28 tatlcnrr.ua... ViwVold, Chlah.d No. 2Cm .23 ,22
Glapp’fl FruiU & Veritable* 444 ot. Can .09 -M Wesson Oil 1 pt. Clan S 3 23 V.l* Pun. Slic'd No. HCm 34 J.v
C!iipp’B E-jups & Meat Combiu_-4V4. ox. Can .08 .08 Reason Oil 1 qt. Glass *tS .6S OLEOMARGARLNE Vita Pink, No. 2Va Can uU* JLB
&bt r .'Vn It Z corn, cream style, canned %***“ I !!;■ % i? pineapple juice
Libby's Scupa k Meat Comb«.-4K ot, Ginas .03 .08 All Gold, Country Gentloir.rn No. 2Cm .18 .17 All o«t«. } u pnf' ’Jy i* lUN EAI I I.L, J UILL
Libby'c Mixed Vc C ctibl«« A Apple Del Mils, Golden Bantam No. 2Cm ,:5 .16 I?, 1110 \f" ‘ f*- J All Cold _...N0. 2. IS ox. Can It .1 1
Siuee 44k ox. Gian .1H .10 Fame, Country Gentlemen No. 2 Cnn .14 .14 Churnjrold •" •“ All Gold ~..40 pm. Can .41 .44
Libby'i fruits 44k ox. Gian .11 .10 Farmer Boy, C. Cent., Golden No. 2 Can .17 .17 ‘Jr, , S>f‘* jc lie! Monte No. 2, IB qt. Can lb Ja
Parmer Boy, White, C. Gent. No. 2 Can .It .15 ,-- “ ie' ttf,' tn JJ P e ! Mo,u • « ««• '-an .44 44
RL’AMC nilflPTT i Firmer, Country Gentlemen No. 2 Can .14 .14 Ilb I'kr 30 3* i’ 0 " < No 2 - 18 °“ - 18 - 1
IlEAiMfc, HAKEU % i Honey Dew. Country Gentlemon...No. 2 Can .14 .14 Lu<:k } ? {.J* - 4, £ Dole '. 40 oa. Can 14 .44
. „ , Jackson, White No. 2 Can .14 .14 ~>'?? fl, l-fo 77 26 Greeting! No. 2, IB ox. Can .lb Id
Amnnraa Beauty 17 ox. GU« .14 J« Kounty Kist No. 2 Can ~6 .10 Mnyllower 111 Pkm n it Greeting. ,„.40 ox. Can 44 .4«
J2ox. Can .14 J* Leota Belle No. 2Cm .15 .15 *}“«•-- * ' Libby a No. 2, 18 ox. Can .18 1 i
-11 oi. Can .17 .17 Übby’a, Country Gentlemen No. 2 Can .18 .17 Nu-Maid ilt Pks’ n, U L'. bb »'» , 40 ox Can .4,1 ,!4
L“i* • 14 ox. Can J1 .11 Minni Valley . No. 2 Can .16 .16 T Ila ESI’ lii 'ik Vila-Gold No 2, 20 el. Can .17 .17
» «*• •}» • » Hn Fmmel 2 Can .IS J 5 N“ ; T r «t Ib. Pkg. .U> 3b ViU-Gold 47 oa Can ,42 .42
--’iT 20 *!• ’lo Nu-Crest, White No. 2 Can .16 .15 I b pS‘ 21
■ P.t.u, 17 il ;}« Golden n<*- 2 <>" -j* •}« s«c^lS: pft: H .•« raisins, dried
- 17 or. Glass .16 .l& 2 Can .14 .11 Sunchlne i lb* PlS* JtS ’.li Arijo, Seediest ..t 7os Pkg. **ll im
Scott Courty ~..-.-.20 oi. Can .16 .15 Pride of 111., Golden No. 2 Can .17 .17 Sunuriand ° U I 111 111 111 lb! Pkir! i 6 .ii Aigo, Beedlo.su ifi us. ‘.’kg. .15 .» ■
\nn Cairn a .......—---— ot * *}® Pride of 111., Country Gentlemen.. No. 2 Can .17 .17 .... -- Bonner's, Seedless ........ —l5 os. Ply;. .ii ,]>
yen terr a a os. Oloaa .17 .17 Pride of the Valley, White No. 2 Can .14 .14 _ Boone :‘d, S«u!«d 16 ot. PUr. .!» J i
Vca Camp’s No. 2 Can .16 .16 Kosedalc, Country Gentlemen No. 2 Can .16 .15 ORANGE JUICE. NATURAL, CANNED Del Monte, Spsdlsaa 15 oa. Pk*'. .16 .1,
• . Scott County, White No. 2 Can .16 .15 Del Motto, Seeded 16 ot. Pk*.- .18 .Hi
TjTUUfi nAXTXT I? TV Scott County, YeUow 2 Can .16 .16 The Following Brands: Allen Brothers, Apia, Kenny's, Seedtas If> ot. Pk ; *. 15 .j-.
IjrlVlldrdiN, Stokcly’% Country Gentlemen..... No. 2 Can ,17 .17 Bjua Fide, Blue Bird, Big K, l)4tp South, Maid-In-Gnhfomitt, Seeded _JS ot. Fkjj. .IK l.'i
P ., r v», r>. a a vr* •> Ca in Ift Ift Stoßely’r, Golden Bantam. No. 2 Cun .17 .17 Donald DucJc, Dr. PLiilipc. Florida Gold, Gol- Moi 1-In-Caliiornie, Beedltv* 16 ot. Hkg. 15 i..
n b 8u rS 21 Tom Thumb. Yellow No. 2 Can .17 .17 den Nip, Lidiau River, Kamy, Kist Sweet, Palmo, Seed-d IB ot. Pay. 18
rr'n**• kivV * \ 0 ‘ oil Caj* 19 *ig Valley Prime No. 2 Can .14 .14 New Zoct, Old South, Paaco. Silver Kip, Sugarr.pe, Seedless 16 oz. J*Kg. l.» *.ft
g.~ 1 ** i. 17 ri ad \t iirriAT L'PDXin Southeru Crest, Sundine, Sun filled, Sunshine, Shamrock, SecdJets ........ ...16 oz J*ku. 15 15
L:“r in -K'i id rm •' « 'i7 CORN, WHOLE KERNEL, CANNED Gun Sip. Sum Ju- Thompson*., Soedleii U, ox 1-kg, ,16 5
Si/' 1 "' 1 No aciS 14 14 All Gold 12 ox. Cm .18 .17 ' 18 or. Can 38 33
2 can l :*« “ 3 S :!? :!? <Bor - c * n x 5 salad dressing
: : ratt%SS :IS :1? peaches.canned BSISSStSSS :li :li
Co Jen Harvest «o. .Cm . 4 . 4 J| ome , Golden No. 2On .IS .17 Del Monte, Y. C No. 2 Can .?8 .32 Home Like 8 oa. Guui .11 .11
Golden Isle £>o. iCM . 4 •*« Lilly of the Valley, Golden Bnntam 12 ox. Cm .17 .17 Del Monte, Y. C No. 211 Clam ..*lO .Ho Homo Lika 10 ot. Clan .13 111
Happyvale No. , Can .lb .*» Niblet, Mexicora 12 ox. Can .19 .19 Exposition, Y.C. Siloed No. 2M, Can 37 3b Home Like 32 oi. Glut .32 32
Kolly « •}“ •;* Niblet. 12 ox. Cm .16 .16 Hillsdale, Y. C. Halve* No. 2lt Can 37 35 Luxury 8 ot. CUM .11 n
Libby a X ’ls •;? Cold Dish- No.'2 Can .17 .17 Hillrdale, V. C. Sliced No. 2Vi Ccn 38 37 Luxury 16 ox. Clua. .17 .17
Morris S r?" 'IS ‘{J Kenny's Golden or White No. 2 Can .18 .17 Übby'a, Y. C. Halvea. Ho. 2ibClt»a .30 .85 Luxury 32 ox. Gian. 39 U
Mountain Crest No. - Can . 8 .17 Publix, Golden Bantam— No. 2 Can .17 .17 Libby'., Y. C. Slhod. No, 2!i Glu. .36 .38 Uirarlu Whip 8 ox. Can 17 V,
Mountain Fresh -- N “-f Lan .14 .14 si|ver Crecki Colden B.nUm No, 2 Can .18 .17 Libby*., Y. C. Slhed No. 2tk Cun .33 .33 Miracle Whip 10 <•! Gkx. 36 M
Mountain Fresh No 2’h Can .44 -« Stokely’s, Golden Bantam 12 ox. Can .17 .17 Libby’a, V. C. Halve. —Mo. 2Vt Can .83 .32 Miracle Whip .„ G-u» .47 37
Nrnt.vr.a a v oil /-all 'ia 'io Stokely's, Golden Bantam No, 2 Can .18 .18 Libby's Frceclone No. 2 (.’sn .39 .37 Paramount e is U 14
Nantobtl* '}! }! TTT nITR MIYI7tI M.ytlmc. Y. C. Sliced No. 24, Can .29 .28 Paramoun . - .'.I .£ G 36 26
Newport No. 2 Can .18 .13 I 1 LOUR MIXES Nile, Y. C. SU-ed No. ZU On 38 .27 Plocxinu ,„ t m II Ti
Kii-Crcat No. 2 4 Can 30 .28 Aunt Jemima Buckwheat 20 ox. Pkg. 30 .20 Red Dart, Y. C No. 2Vt Can 3f 38 Pl-Viinp 18 ox oima 19 li
Old Dominion Cjm .2® Aunt Jemima, Pancake 20 o«. Pkg. .15 .IS Roscdalc, Y. C. Drives No. 2li Cnn 39 .29 Prixo Kaei« T “ 4 'Jo
Otcrk N°- ~ Can .li . 7 Ballard’s Buckwheat 20 ox. Pkg. .17 .17 R/ieedale, Y. O. Oile d- Mo. 211 Can .30 3.0 Pr xellec M 10 «G “I ■! Jl
Pine Grovo No. 2 Con .13 .13 Ballard's Pancake 20 ox. Pkg. .13 .13 Renown, Y. C. Halves No. 2V, Can 38 38 Pure Gobi Box ciLa 11 ‘ll
Real No. 2 Can .10 . 5 ))i sq uick 40 ox. Pkg. 39 .39 Royal Ited, Y. C. Sliced No. 2'/, Can 38 38 ,£oid 16 ox! Glasa 19 i
Roscdalc i,- N °oi • i Hisquick 20 ox. Pkg. .21 31 Ruby. Y. C. Halves No. 2li Can 38 .27 SJvcr Mada’l 18 ox! Gina. 74 It
Kilby No. 2H Can .19 .l» Dromedary Gingerbread Mix—l 4 ox. Pkg. .22 .22- Shasta. Y. C. Sliced .No. 2V, Can 38 .27 SI 3er Medil 82 oe G 88 li
Scott County No. 2 Can .10 .Jo Duffs Assorted Mixes 14 ox. Pkg. .25 .25 Sllvardale, Y. C. Hnlvm No. 2'A Can 31 .28 IS urn lldi ~ J?
Scott County - No. 2Vx Can .19 .19 Plllsbury Buckwheat 20 ox. Pkg. .17 .17 Sllverdnle, Y. C. Sliced No. 2 Can .28 .27 Whm 10 ox* Glea. ' » ' i
Stokely's :,-No. 2 Can .13 .17 PiU.bury Pancake 20 ox. Pkg-. .13 .1* Soquci, Y, C. - No. Z'A Cun 33 33 !£“SI™ IS ?. "! 'J! J?
I2KK Sn a Z it SEISjSWfSz SftlfcSS; % f* “"“y- Y - c - s,tad ,; ‘ n M •” 2: ii :\i
£Sr :: — :!« it FRUIT COCKTAIL PEAS ENGLISH, CANNED K SSS H 5S
Twin I Lakes - :::::::::::::::”:---No. \ can .w .jr, niuc Cunny no. 2-,t can .« .40 *>} {j«- \ •>» -‘j »* gi«. so ae
Tit&ii No. 2 Cun .14 .14 Del Monte .No. 2V& Can .40 .30 Alloold, 2 v.--..- No. 2 Cu* .*,l .21
V est Wind No. 2 Can .16 .lu Del Monte No. 303 Glass .29 38 aU.iPili.Siv V °“ rd * n N °'J? SALMON
I KKv’o No 2Wi /iifijuia j* i 2 April Boov/er ..No. 2 C.un .18 #io
. A * - ' riKt„. No 2V, Can 40 xu Columbus, OSv No. 2 Cun .18 .17 Red Alaska, All Brands 1 lb. Tall Can .50 .50
BEANS AND PEAS, DRIED . I KirL'. - FlZt No 2'l ckU 44 « Corona, 4 Lv... .No. 2 Can .14 .14 Pink, All Brands 1 lb. Tall Can 37 .27
, Jim. « J n^ o , it ii <*>*.***«* “ b -*•
blcckcje j *. , .. (j oi/ r.un iQ ou Del Monte, Jiny ........No. 2 (Jan J2Z Jli,
CrcatNo^rtbcrn - """"“Jit ""--------"--.No; 2“ Can .36 .36 gjj Monte. No. 2Cm .19 .1. SHORTENING, HYDROGENATED
Limn Smnli -.:::::::. UK .1.1 ■'* Stokely’s _No. 214 Can .41 .40 wK'W N nS 2 C ’-M il Bakcrite -1 lb. Pkg. -.25 33
Lima: Large \ J b - JJ GELATIN AND PUDDING MIXES Glen Valley, E. June, 3 Sv.. No. ‘2 Can .14 .14 j f:. —J GI«m -26 . 6
;« i*.auFlavor. >•>. n*. m m f. f. Ji *1
Lj Kidney }j b - « |^a“is=isi— “jSSS: S, 5J SgS il 51 f® o Ifc 8i«: il il
- ..'- L- il il :1 S£=EEI::S ft lb i i
•*-. Jello, Puddinir Mix, Butterscotch and Kounty Kiat No. 2 Gan .1G .!•• Q «il (:i fcBC or. &
Borden’s * CHEESE „„ r ■. Cb’ocolsu * 4H ox. Pkg. 318 .08 Udy Uort. Tiny No. 2Om 19 .18 lb ' OU “ •'*
Am-ri-nn Loaf, 5 lb. £ 2 lb. Per ib. .io .40 ; GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, CANNED 2SS 32 32 SHORTENING, ALL OTHER VARIETIES
Cream Loaf “ 3 Ib. Per Ib, .56 .50 - The following Brands: Allen Brothers, Apte, Libby’s, E. June, 1-2-3 S» No. 2 Cun 30 30 a;, !Jri . ndß Including Crescent,
KrnfV 1 Blue Bird. Big R, Deep South, Del Monte, Libby's, E. June, 3Sv No. 2 Can 30 30 Flullo Vsgelol.T Whito Riitin,
Anieri-rn Loaf 6 lb. Per Ib. .40 .40 Donald Duck, Dr. Phillips, Florida Gold, In- Libhy’a, E. June, 3-4-6 Sv No. 2 Cnn 30 .20 Advance, Jewel, Fooeo, 41e 1 lb. Pkg SI 2.
Amercin’ 14 Ib. Pkg. 32 32 dian River, Kenny. Kist Sweet, Libby's, Übby’a, Gardmi Sweet, 2-3-4 St._No. 2 <Jan .19 .18 AM L'nudj. Including CrtucwL
Amerienn-Pimcnto* Spread lj, Ib. Pk;;. 37 37 ] New Zest, Old South, Pleexing, Sliurfme, r- Lily of Valley, 2Sv No. 2 Cun 31 3J Fluff j. vVpitolo, White Rlbloa,
' P ._ ...Per lb. 38 ' -58 , Silver Nip, Southern Crest, Stokcly a. Sun. Lily of Valley, 3Sv No. 2 Can .19 .M Advance, Jewel, Scoco, etc 4 Ib, Pag. .63 S 3
v nfa il IK. Pkg. .24 .24 ' dine, Sunaeal, Sunshine, Sun Sip Meal Maker, Early June No. 2 Cun .11 .12
1 j~VnVcV/l f. cZ Jar .22 .22 • Sweetened— 18 ox. Cnn .16 .16 Moon Rose, Garden King No. 2 Can .iK .1 j . r.-i . r >
A -nTficln it Plmcnto*Spreadllllls orl Jar .22 .22 A Unsweetened 18 oz. Can .15 .15 New Windsor, Early June.. -No. 2 Can .15 .ift OUOiAi*
' oiive-pTmento Cream Spr'oad 5 ox. Jer 30 30 " Sweetened 46 ox. Cm .35 .35 Nu-Creat, Early June No. 2 Ceu .IV .'I Co-mulli! Redncd Cano I Hi, Bulk ,07 67
O'd Engli-h Cream Spread 5 ox. Jar 34 31 UnsweeUned 46 ox. Can 35 .25 Phillip., Early June No. 2Cm .13 .13 | ; . me Kef. tano-Hel. Pa- 6 In. Pr. Bug :..i
Pimento Cream Spread 5 ox. Jar .M .2‘> LARD. PURS Pbiir.ale Earlv June. No. 2 Cun .13 .13 Dome.tlx Ref. Cano-Ruf. Pk.,10 lb. Pr. Bag .71 ,6'r '
Pineapple Cream Spread sox Jar 30 30 lloacdal.. Early June, 1-2 Sv No. 2Us .1 ■’-« , , .u.estie Itef. Caao-Ref. Pk-25 lb, Pr. Bag 1.78 130
Pr.iledelphia Cream 3 ox. Pkg. .13 .13 Armour s SUr and Swift s flea Plown, 2 Sv. No. 2 Cun .19 -1. I , Udlncd Cane 100 Ib. Paper Huy 7.60 6,62
I Relish Cream Spread 5 ox. Jar .20 30 1 lb. PU- -» -» Sea Blonm. 4 Sv.. No. 2 Cun .17 . , Zebaed Cune....100 In, Cloth Bug 7.08 6.-.18
1 American Uef....8 lb. Per Ux M.■ .40 J _ 5J H J Z f t ! TEA
1 . Atfg; Pure Lard, All Other Brands, Prim* «Ftolceljl*» i'’ . 2 Sv. ru. ,» , f,|r,ron'j. Yellow Label 4 oz. Pkg. .30 .'JO
COCOA V : Steam and KetUe Rendered 1 lb. Plfff. .20 .0 Utel. i •’<. I f i.;a j Yellow Label I*, ou. Pkg. .11 .11
*■ Pure Lard, All Other Brands, Prune Stokoi/u. T.-. ... m; ; . ' n ." : .11l j !' • -.«U House 4 oz. Pag. J1 .31
Hakcr’i - 8 ot. Carton .12 .12 Steam and Kettle Rendered 2 Jb. Pkg. .53 ,58 g un j., \ \ 0 2 ( ; A nx//cli House I*4 oz. Pkg. .10 .in
I Tinker'll 16 oz. Carton .21 Jtl Pure Lard, All Other Brands, Prime q... » •’ r “ j.. ~ 1, MtHJoruxiek —1% or. Pkg. .10 .}(#
' ije-nhcy’s' I 8 or. Carton .13 .13 Steam and Kettle Rendered 4 lb. Pkg. .73 .77 c’ • . ‘ / h \ -Conaiek - 4 oz. Pkg. .28 2H
III 16 ot. Ctn .21 *2l pure Lard, AU Other Brands, Prime .Cu»- VVt I v 6 e'ert u 'jr. ', t U*af 4 oz. Pkg. M .28
Our‘Mother’s 16 oz. Carton *l3 .13 Steam and Kettle Rendered 8 Ib. Pkg. 1.56 1.53 Sum»«t ViVily 4 sieve" 11.1 c. iCu .!> !*5 Tender Leaf 4 oz. Pkg. .27 .37
MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI I Sursh nf Vhl fi.'-vc 2 Can .VJ J 9 j Tender Loaf pk*’ •**
COFFEE Bnd«t 6 ox. Pkg. M .« I Ho 2Cm H il I £ fSi M H
h Cardinal 6 oz. Pkg. .05 .fc& . v 1. “r, , 1 T ., ■ RuHvet 4 #.* PVir oil
Acme, }{fr«s 3 it GMd Med,! 12 ox. Pkg. M ... Sa IBS i* SudfJt ZZZ=3$ «- p£ •<». £
Bailey s Supreme—— - 37 jj7 MueUer’a 9oz Pkg 11 1* Walla V. Jla, 1 eic-Vo No. 2 Can .20 .20
Pa.iey s a Gto« J# aker OI ; pS: ii w.b. 2 .hv. «*. 2 .» .» tea balls
=?££& S -3? I::;;;;:::::;? S: HS: f. il S w. k llt’! lf, ; : ; 8b «- il il
Fieowood :::::::::.. }»»«. g :•« ■»? ■» worw.r*v. ri u.««. No.2c* n .i» ..« {gisa Ho'»«z:;:;;::n:;:.io Sf: it il
Georgians li IJ4 * Tendcroni 6 oz. Pkg. .11 .11 PIVVAPPIP Maxw 11 House JlO bails Pkg. .21 .21
Gold Bur \ “>• Glass I MAYONNAISE riNUiArl Lil!- ikCormick 8 bails Pkg. .C 8 .18
Gold Bond J!S'S& *i? f *i? p™ a ru..- 10 , ft All Gold. Slked. No. 2 Can .25 .25 McCormick 16 balks Pkg. .lb .16
Golden Cup 1 * , z 9!j-j 'l'.. All Gold, Crashed- No. 2 Can .23 .23 Tender Leaf 8 balls Pkg. .1(1 .10
Hollyhock riV'rV-iJ’rteS 140 1 40 9 ? *n Ail Gold. Sliced No. 2V4 Can .30 .30 Tender Leaf 16 boils Pxg .20 .20
Kaffec Kzg - - 1 lb * C t % G pt«f 25 \ 125 i oSlSett ?" p All Gold, Crushed No. 2% Can .30 .30 Tetley’s Bba is Pkg. .OH .0*
Kell’s Delightful !h Skf i!» I- £9 '■% RkSf ptete r T* Del Monte, Sliced- .No. 2 Can J2L M Tetley's 16 tails Pzg. .17 .17
Kell's 4 X Penberry } h pvs* Is\l- JO 1 SSI •! r*w •* Del Monte, Cruahed No. 2 Can .23 .23
Ffali’i Hotel Blend 1 jb. Pkg. \ % Blue Plate . . (,I a ... _ 4 Del MonU, Sliced-. No. 2W Cm .M .30 * TOMATOES FANNED
Kell’s Jumbo Bean } jb. Pkg. 35 |35 Best Foods ’ ’■ '• > Del Monte, Cnubed No. 2H Cu .30 .30 IUMfIIOtS, LANIYfcU
Luxianne -1 >b. Pkg. 33 [ .3d ■>, Best Food ! i. C. -a -.5 .75 Dol , Cnuhed No. 2Cm 33 33 Choois Mo Std ho, 2 C.l .14 .14
Maxwell House *, ,h 'f II « ° uk " S •;* Dole. Crushed No. 2V4 .»» 30 Cole, Ex. Std No, 2 Cnn .16 .15
Maxwell House Ilh Pkf‘ t ' 1 19 'ii R"?V * c ’* Dol*, Sliced No. 2 Can .25 35 Dh E, Std oJ< u„ .14 .14
Nonpareil iiirisS *35 36 * sokf5 ok f * 01 - ‘ ** Dole, Sliced No. 2V6 Cm .30 30 Douglas, Std 2 Cun Id .Id
Ple-xing „ !3, in -Box. C tss 30 30 Fleetwood, Sliced Wo. 2Cm 33 30 Gibb's, Std •'J Gun .13 .Id
.Radiant } }?' pf?' r if 5 Kraft 1-9 ox. Clua .35 .35 Fleetwood, Crushed No, 2Cm 31 31 Green vale, Sid. ..... . 2 Cun .14 .14
Royal Cup in >.=, Ms' Lady Betty S ox. Glsx.i .19 .19 FlowerUnd, Sliced No. 2 Gan 32 32 Hinton’s, 6t) 2 Cun .14 .14
Royal Cup ilh Pki- 139 : *29 S Lady Betty 13 ox. O aas .12 32 Flowerlar.d, Sliced No. 2% Can 38 .2* Hale, Standard. Std . . ..nkCm .13 .12
2nd cup Ilh r., i« ! 142 s McCormick 8 ox. Class 30 30 Gold Bar, Sliced Ho. 2 Can 36 35 Mantua, Std, ft. !Cm .14 .14
Sanka - -1 Ph, ? J I !ji Ui McCormick 16 ox. Close 34 34 Gold Bar, Sliced No. 2V4 Can .10 30 Pride of Red Skin. Lx Sf ..No. 2 Can .15 .15
} !?■ pf*' gf « ,'29 '{ Prixo Recipe 8 01. Clan* .It .1* Gold Bar, Crushed. No, 2 Can .21 33 Red Skin, Std No, 2 Can .14 .14
Superb P’ * p f B - '<■ 16 [ 36 # -, Prixo Recipe 16 01. Glass 34 .14 Hawaiian Slur, Sliced No. 2 Can 33 33 Rod Clo. Ex, Std No, 2 Can .15 .15
Viking “ Lj'-alt, M Real Joy 8 or. Glaaa .IS .It Hawaiirn Star. Sliced No. 2W Can 38 37 Stokely’s. Fey . ..No, 2 Can .18 .17
Webb’. Hygradc hPWS 30 30 1 Reel Joy 16 ox. Glaaa 32 32 Hillsdale. Broker. Slices No. 2 % Can .28 38 Stratford, Std. No. 2 Cnn .14 .14
White House i h PVv %19 V-- *l9 * Wilson’. 8 01. Glaa. .19 .13 King of Hawaii, Sliced No. 2 Can 33 .21 Southern Leader, Ex, Std No. 2 Can .14 .14
White Label j $-f 4, F. Wilion’. 16 01, Glaae .34 .14 King of Hawaii. Crushed No 2Cm 32 32 Wood’s. Ex. Std No 2 Can .14 .14
White Ribbon- ..1 in. rag. -to w
jy £PP_243
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Rcviited comrminitv ceiling prices for food* *ol<! in Group 1 ami 2 Mores in this area nppe.ir above. Tliew* are the
highest prices-which may he charged in this area for the items listed. They apply in the following Georgia roundest
(Baldwin, Banks, Barrow, Bartow. Blbh, Bkjekley. Butts. Carroll, Catoosa, Chattahoochee, Chattooga, Cherokee. Clarke.
iCTlaylonJ Cobb/Coweta. Crawford, Crisp. Dade. Dawson. DeKalh. Dodge, Dooley. Douglan. Kllierl, Fannin. Fayette.
(Koyd* Foray lb.* Franklin. Fukon, Gilmer, Cordon, Crecae, Gwinnett, Habersham. Hall. Hancock. Haralson. Harris.
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THIS SPACE SPONSORED BY
McLendon Auto Co., Gulf Super Service Station, Akin Drug Co.,
Moore Dry Goods Co., Andrew Hardware Co., Barfield Grocery,
Houston Hardware Co.. Edwards—Harper Co., Union Motor Co.,
Rogers Store, J.W. Blood worth, Massey’s Market, Houston Drug Co.
MIDDLE GEORGIA COLLEGE
COCHRAN, GEORGIA
Summer School, Two terms of five weeks each
for Teachers, Veterans, College Students,
Specials. First Term June 12th to July 13th.
Second Term July 14th to August 21st.
EDUCATION, Liberal Arts, COMMERCE, Secretarial.
ENGINEERING.
Fully Accredited Member of Southern Association.
Beautiful Social Center Large Swimming Pool open.
EXPENSES; $38.9G each term of summer work;
$31.17 per month for regular college or $280.50 for
full college nine months.
This includes board, room, fees, etc., except books
and laundry.
Fall Quarter Begins September 20th.
State CO-EDUCATIONAL Junior College of the
University System.
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Filling prescriptions is more than a job for me
it’s a profession. I have a real obligation to ful
fill—to YOU, the patient —to your Doctor and
to myself. That is why I always give your
• -prescription my undivided attention and
f compound it with the utmost care.
Your Registered Pharmacist
HOUSTON DRUG CO.
Phone 52 Perry, Ga.
u • OOVHNHINT PIMWTIMQ O'PICK HO • l» M A ACM S. IM«
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ITarf, He»r<l. Henry, IVouMon* jneknon. Jasper, Johnson, Jones, Ijiurens, l>ee, Lincoln, Lumpkin, Macon,
Madison. Marion, Meriwether, Monroe. Morgan, Murray, Musrogee, Newton, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Paulding, Peach,
Pickens. Pike, Polk, Pulaski. Putnam. Quitman, Bahtin. Randolph, Rockdale, .Schley, Spalding, Stephens, Slevurt,
Sumter. Talbot. Taliaferro,,Taylor, Terrell. Towns, Troup. Twiggs, Union, Upson, Walker, Walton, Washington,
Webster. While. Whitefleld, Wilcox, Wilkes. Wilkinson. OPA urges housewives lo use the list when they shop.
