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DR. E. E. CHAMBERS
VETERINARIAN
IN
TRENTON
8 A. M. TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 5
To Vaccinate Dogs Against
Rabies, and for Calls of
General Veterinary Work.
He will be in Trenton Every
Month on the
FIRST TUESDAY
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TRENTON BARBER SHOP
MONDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY
BARBER SHOP OPEN FROM 7:30 A. M. TO 7:00 P.M.
(Closed On Wednesdays) i
7:30 A. M. TO 10 P- M- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE!
Two Barbers on Friday and Saturday
(F. C. Beaty and Tom Sims)
TRENTON BARBER SHOP
ODD FELLOW BLDG. TRENTON. GEORGIA
REAL ESTATE
HOME SITES IN THE HEART OF
TRENTON
Also
SAND MOUNTAIN ACREAGE
Brow Frontage on School Bus Route.
Large or Small Tracts.
See
MADDOX J. HALE
Trenton, Georgia
NO TI CE
To My Friends
And Neighbors:
I have Just returned from the ser¬
vice of my country, for which 1
am proud.
I am here to serve my friends and
customers the same as in the past
in a business at New England, Ga.,
known as Lockmiller’s Place be¬
fore I took over.
We will have a neat line of Gro¬
ceries in connection with our
Lunch Counter.
Also—Texaco Gas and Oils
Auto Accessories
and Modern Cabins
Everybody More than Welcome to Stop In
JOHNNY CRUMLEY
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES: TRENTON. GEO RGIA, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 27, 1945.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Maple Youth Bed,
complete; good as new. A
bargain at $20. G. R. Hughes,
Morganville, Ga. lt-pd
FOUND—Black and tan male
hound dog, with collar. Owner
can find same at Sam Tor-
bett’s store, east brow Lookout
Mountain. Sam Torbett, Rt.
3, Rising Fawn, Ga.
FOP SALE- One 1938 Chrysler
Royal automobile in perfect
condition with good tires and
extra clean throughout. Will
sell very reasonable. See J. B.
Geddie at The Times office in
Trenton.
FOR SALE—One 1931 Ford in
perfect condition mechanic¬
ally, has good pre-war tjres
and is very clean throughout.
Will sell at a sacrifice for $175.
See Coy Graves in Trenton,
Ga.
WANTED- Tenant for 40 acre
farm, will furnish good work
stock and all tools. Have nice
position for right party, Have
one of the finest farms in Dade
County. Also have a real good
house located on School bus and
mail routes. On Puddin Ridge.
Sec L .L. McCurdy at Rising Fa¬
wn, Route 1, at once.
YOUR BOOK AND MINE
By Nettie M. Fleming
Nineteen-forty-five is gone!
—yes, it is now history!—365
days—how did you spend them?
Each day of our life is like un¬
to a chapter in a book. The
things that each of us do and
say, yea, even our thoughts we
must account for. (Matt. 12:36-
37). Let’s review some of the
chapters in the book we wrote
last year:
Did I lend a helping hand to
my neighbor in time of need?
Did you?
Did I speak a few kind words
to someone who needed cheer¬
ing? Did you?
Did I say something, or act in
such a way that anyone could
point me out and say, “So that’s
the way a Chritian acts!” Did
you?
Did I spend as much time as
I could have in reading the Book
of Books; trying to learn how
to live closer to Him from whom
all blessings flow? Did you?
Did I remember to thank my
Heavenly Father for all the
blessing He was so kind as to
give me? Did you?
Was I worthy to receive all
those blessings? Were you?
During the year that is begin¬
ning, I want to make the chap¬
ters in my new book so full of
good things that I will not have
to look back with regret at the
close of another year. Don’t
you? We have 365 days to spend
in doing good, or else in doing
evil. How are you going to
spend yours? What kind of a
book are you writing? Let’s
make it the best one ever!
You are writing a Gospel, a
chapter each day,
By deeds that you do, by words
that you say;
Men read what you write,
whether faithless or true—
Say, what is the Gospel, accord¬
ing to you?
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Do you
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Do functional periodic disturbances
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VEGETABLE
NOTICE
Evangelist Ben F.
Hale Has Returned
From Key West, Fla.,
and is in the Evange¬
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Him by Mail
Phone
BEN F. HALE
404 W. Gordon Ave.
a SENS/81Eway
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Important To Knowl
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Take one table¬
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND
DYER’S
After Christmas Sale
* "
A Few Ladies' Coats, \ Price
Formerly $32.50 Now $16.25
“ 8.90 “
“ 14*90 “
u “
Wool Materials—Plaids and Plains
Formerly $2.00, Now $1.75
Any Boys' Jacket 25 per cent Off
1 Warm Air Heater - $45.60
1 Boy's Wagon - - $11.95
Stock of Large Mirrors $ 1.49
SEE US FOR
Tires, Tubes and Batteries
DYER MERCANTILE CO.
TRENTON CA.
COURT CHUCKLES by$.M. begi
Iyour nekshbor sa,ys you
started to croon a TUNE at
FOUR O' CLOCK IN THE MORNING
WHAT HAVE YOU IX) SAY ABOUT / 7
- THAT? —
X WASN'T CROONiNO
YOUR HONOR, I
STUBBED MY TOE
IN THE DARK*
“GATHERING BUDS”
The death angel visited the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Davis last week and plucked
away a most precious and ten¬
der bud, little Virgil Dewayne
Davis. The Lord gave, and the
Lord hath taken away.
In heaven there will be no part-
in; no pain to bear;
No care-worn brow, no sigh, no
silvery hair;
No death to snatch our loved
ones from our side;
No angry waves, no sea, no
treacherous tide.
In heaven there’ll be no thirst,
no cry for bread;
No soul who knows not where to
lay his head;
No one to feel the winter’s chill¬
ing blast,
Bor there the piercing storms
will all be past.
Louise Daniel.
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