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From pure luxury to pure performance.
t y° ur Chevrolet dealer’s One-Stop Shopping Center covers all the bases!
•How's this for variety? The Jet-smooth
'63 Chevrolet, luxurious enough to beat
more expensive cars at their own game
(and less upkeep, too, in the
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Ask about "Go with the Greats," a special record album of top artists and hits and see four entirely
different kinds of cars at your Chevrolet dealer’s — ’63 Chevrolet, Chevy II, Corvair and Corvette
Stanley Chevrolet Company
CLEVELAND, GEORGIA
Good Advertising
A STATEMENT OF
ADVERTISING PRINCIPLES
J. Good Advertising • • • alm« to Inform the consume!
and help him to buy more intelligently.
2. Good Advertising • • • tells the truth, avoiding mis¬
statement oi facts as well as possible deception through
Implications or omission. It makes no claims which can
yiot be met in full and without further qualfication*
It uses only testimonials of competent witnesses.
3. Good Advertising • • • eonforms to the generally
aooepted standards of good taste. It seeks public accep¬
tance on the basis of the merits of the product or service
advertised rather than by the disparagement of compel
ftng goods. It triei to avoid practices that are offensive
§x annoying.
A Good Advertising • • • recognizes both its economic
responsibility to help reduce distribution costs and &
aocial responsibility in segying the public interest.
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In the past 15 years, we have seen 2,412
young men harvest their corn. And some
are winners in the 4-H Hybrid Corn Program.
This harvest is only the beginning. The
good these young farmers do multiplies like
seed returned to earth. They influence state
agriculture. Hybrid planting has jumped
from 20 to over 93 per cent. Their output is
triple the state’s average per-acre yield. This
is an important accomplishment since more
acres are devoted to corn (and it has greater
dollar value) than any other crop in Georgia.
We feel privileged to join the Cooperative
Extension Service each year in sponsoring
this 4-Ii program. It is good to see crops
flourish. It is better to see our young people
grow toward useful maturity.
GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
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worship , as they the pleased . . their relief from op¬
pression ... freedom to do for themselves. • •
the Today, least we being have much to be thankful for. • • not
selves.” this freedom “to do for our
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It was in this spirit that our electric coopera¬
tive was created ... it is in this spirit that we
Member-operated plan for the future of our Member-owned and
local business enterprise . . .
1/4 wish ft or one and all a
very HAPPY THANKSGIVING l
HABERSHAM
* Electric Membership
CORPORATION
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THE CLEVELAND TC3LT CTDBB
Tips oii Touring
By Carol lane
Woman's Travel Authority
Ski Resorts For Non-skiers
You are helping to lead a new
trend in travel if you are one of the
many women High increasingly the list this active time in of
sports. on
year is skiing, with the result that
family popular week-end ski trips become
more every year.
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But even if you can’t tell a slalom
from a sitzmark, you can still enjoy
a week end at a good ski resort. Try
Skate, or watch good Ltixi skaters. in
a toboggan ride. riate a
lounge while others do ti e work and
picture windows show you what’s
going on in the snow. >
These extra diversions are meant
to boost business when the weather
hasn’t provided the snow conditions
skiers desire. One New England ski
resort expects about one quarter of
its guests will.be non-skiers. Such
places set up nurseries and playrooms
for children, and offer such non¬
skiing activities as sleigh rides,
movies, dances, and even swimming
in heated outdoor pools,
And then, there’s always ’social
skiing,” popular with peonle who
iove ski clothes but can’t stand
snow. It’s easy. Dress in your finest
togs and sit around the fire at the
lodge with fri J
YOUR
HOME WJ
with
Instead of shaking a dry effective mop
out the window, use this
cleaning method. Run the carefully nozzle
of your vacuum cleaner
over the mop, off and all the dust will
be cleaned in no time.
* * *
To prevent cake icing from
sticking to the wax paper in which
it is wrapped for the lunch box,
butter the part of the wax paper
which the icing touches.
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A hand towel fastened around
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around, and they cover the whole
front. ■
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After you wash woolen gloves
stick round clothespins in each,
finger and thumb. This will keep alse
them from shrinking and will
help dry the fingers more rapidly.
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Don’t worry when the party
winds up in the kitchen—every
hostess can be proud of the appear¬
ance of her gleaming And porcelain fear
enamel appliances. glass no rings,
of cigarette burns, porcelain
food stains. Cleaning and
enamel once-over-lightly. requires just a soap
water i
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If you’re tired of fumbling for
the light switch in the dark, paint
it with luminous paint.
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It’s Time For # i#
EYE CARE
Dr. Newton K. Wesley a
Cataracts:
Years ago it was thought that
tuose with cataracts would have
to postpone an operation until the
cataract had “ripened”. This is
not true
Modern surgical
techniques have
made this opera¬
tion safe and ef¬
fective 95 times
out of 100. The
decision to oper¬
ate is usually
made by the doc
tor when the
cataract has the vision
enough to interfere with the fol¬
lowing of one’s profession. only known ef¬
Surgery is the
fective cure for a cataract condi¬
tion. Don’t be misled by “cure-all”
claims of curing this condition
through the use of salves, eye
drops, or other such means.
• Cataracts, the most important
single cause of blindness among
adults, occurs when the normally
clear lens within the eye becomes
clouded, blocking some or all the
light rays entering the eye. If the
cloudiness is slight and the vision
is not interfered with, an operation
may not be necessary. However,
if the cloudiness is extensive
enough to obscure vision, the doc¬
tor will, no doubt, recommend an
operation. A person operated corrective on
for cataracts must wear
lenses for the rest of his life. A
pair of special glasses or, in some
cases, contact lenses, clouded are neces¬ lens
sary to replace the
removed from the eye. »
Cataract sufferers can be as¬
sured that, thanks to today’s mod¬
em methods, the highly surgical tffictiv*. treat
matt i> wife and
a clothespin
may be used as
a bib for young
guests or for
your own chil¬
li r e n. Th«
towels are easy
to wash, you’re
sure to have
enough to go
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Wesley