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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1946)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1948. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES MEMBER GEORGIA PRESS ASSOCIATION Entered at the Postoffice at Trenton, Ga., as second class mail. E. J. LULY & C. E. KYZER......................... Publishers E. J. LULY ............................................ Editor ELBERT FORESTER, Associate Editor - Advertising Representative National Advertising Representative New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia ~~ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: IN ADVANCE: 12 Mor.lhs, $1.50; 6 Months, 75c; 3 Months, 50c. Advertising rates furnished upon application. Legal Advertis- ments payable in advance. Parties writing to the paper for publication are requested to fur¬ nish their names, otherwise the communication will not be pub¬ lished. It will be withheld on request, but the name must be given. All communication and news items are received for pub¬ lication subject to beinq re-edited, re-written and changed. Such are printed as n matter of news, and do not necessarily reflect the views or ideas of The Times. This Week’s SPECIALS JUST ARRIVED, A NEW SHIPMENT OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Including Two Unit Heaters that Cool in Summer and Heat in Winter—Special at Only.............. $29.50 Also Combination Hot Plate and Automatic Toaster for Only ........................................... $12.95 These Appliances have to be Seen to be Appreciated. Universal Windshield Wiper Arms; a Real Bargain ait Only .......................................... $.49 Eight-Tube Philco Auto Radios, Installed in Your Auto, for Only ................................... $38.25 Electric Irtns, Built for Long Service, Only........ $ 5.50 The Famous Silex Coffee Maker, Special.......... $ 6.95 Door Handles and Window Regulators for All Cars & Trucks Mobilite Spotlights, This Week Only................ $13.95 Steering Wheel Spinners, All Prices from 45c to____ $ 1.19 Boys’ Tricyeles, a Sturdy, Well Constructed Vehicle.. $ 9.95 All Kinds Of Bicycle Parts Including Wheel Bearings, Spokes, Baskets, Fender Flaps, Speedometers, Fenders, Bells, Spoke Wrench¬ es, and Many Other Items. KYZER’S Auto Parts Co. “WHERE COURTESY PREVAILS” WHOLESALE RETAIL TRENTON, GEORGIA This Is What You Have Been Waiting For Now you may learn Radio Service in days instead of the us¬ ual months or years, and at a cost so low that it is usually paid for out of the first radio serviced. Just think of it. The establishment of the HAZELTON ENTERPRISES mark¬ ed the beginning of a new era in the teaching of radio serv¬ ice methods, which offer to every ambitious man and woman tn equal chance to secure a knowledge of Radio Service in the least time known in history. In this Radio Service course you are taken step by step thru radio service problems and their remedy. You arle taught the various tests and how to make them. All needless theo¬ ry and mathematics are omitted so that you may under¬ stand quickly. The complete course under one cover— Only $6.45. This also entitles you to Free information service for thrtee months. Take your place in the Radio Service World. Order today. HAZELTON ENTERPRISES, Dept. 11 302 Temple Court Building Chattanooga, Tenn. Pletse send me the Radio Servicce Short Cut Course under one cover as described above for only $6.45. I am also to receive Free information service regarding service problems for thrtee months from date course is received. Nan ie ...................... Address.................... (Please Print) City and Zone.......................... State............ Money Order ( ) Checy ( ) “ C. O. D. ( ) gBaa. ^BooQoopogBggajopoflQgggngBg wgBTnmmrtr SEE local dealer ™, tro eirmytato GRAHAM CHATTANOOGA, innrsTrisTnrtnnririnnnrrtnririnnnnnnnnririnrirffi 1275 MARKET BLADE TENNESSEE STREET CO. American Legion To of New Car Dade County Post 106, Amer¬ Legion, has one of the halls in North Georgia. is the pride of every Legion¬ and other public-spirited in the county. Erected on a natural beauty on the Chattanooga-Birm- highwaay, one mile of Trenton, this lovely of the Dade County Legion remains as yet incomplet- The exterior is most at¬ but due to small mem¬ and lack of sufficient the interior is incomplete, ceiling, flooring and equipment. Since the close of World War of our young servicemen become members of the Legion, and comple¬ of the interior of this home furnishing it with modern ha^s become imper¬ Other than being used by .Le¬ as a meeting place, beautiful home has also used as a community house church societies, garden clubs other organizations, as a place for picnics, bar¬ etc. The use of this home, when completed, the general public will fill a county-wide need, and doubt will be used more ex¬ than it is now used. A campaign to raise funds for and equipping this has been launched by the County Legion Post, and public is being asked to as¬ in this patriotic drive. Jim president of the Austin Company of Chattanooga, is himself a veteran of War I, has proposed to the Legion Post a new automobile at actual cost, to be resold for funds, and the public- and patriotic citizens of county and environs are to BID liberally in the sale this automobile. Ask any for complete details the sale, and also read display cards in the win¬ of the stores and business throughout the county full information regarding sale of this automobile. Mr. Austin is a native son of county, is well known and in automobile circles in and this entire sec¬ and his liberal offer to his county Legion Post will them many }dollars that have accrued to him as in the sale of this car in usual channels. Let every citizen open his and his purse, and show gratitude to our young serv¬ by contributing to their welfare and happiness. SALE—Used 1937 Chevro¬ let coach.. Inquire at AAA of¬ fice in Trenton. 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See Ray Cross at Fred War¬ ren’s, Wildwood, Ga. It pd EADA CHE/% Cjpudine contains 4 specially selected ingredients that work tegether to give quick relief from headache and neuralgia, ^ollow directions on labtl. < o i uidCAPUDINE TOiat'a tUc to na How often have you, as a tourist, passed through a town and wondered its name? Is this true of travelers going through YOUR town? If you’re not ashamed of your town, put “wel¬ come” signs at its entrances — and maybe a word or two about its attractions! Tourists will stop in a town that looks progres¬ sive and inviting. And there’s BIG money in Get behind the Georgia Better Homo Towns Pro* gram—or organise a BHT Committee if your town hasn’t one. Send for FREE booklet that explains this down-to-earth Program. Write: GEORGIA POWER COMPANY, ATLANTA
