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rHF CLEVELAND (Ga.1 COURIER
Economy HEADQUARTERS
E&sail Auto a FOR HUNTERS
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Big Savings ton all Hunting Needs
\SPRINGFIELD .22
Single shot, bolt action. Groovedjqr .22 Cartridge*
jf SCOpe. (64-299)
Springfield .22 Automatic Rifle. (64-joi) 35.49 •V." 57* rouseeble
.22 long m
SPRINGFIELD PUMP plastic tray. (64-20W
12, 20 or 410 GAUGE
Shells. 5-shot Hammerless. (64-320-l;322-l;324-4) 12 or 20 Chambered gauge. 4-shot for 410 all factory gauge. 64 • **
Ml! M MI I's WAGET:n,lWff^l _ TmNS MARLIN
srg Shotgun Shells
12, 16 or 20 Gauge.
DAISY MR RIFLE with SCOPE 6 or 8 Shot
500-shot lever action, gravity £
repeater,
feed, wood stock. 7.95 value! (64-252-'’) Canuck maximum low
SsKsson** Supply Daisy B3’$ (64-261-8) 771 base load. (64-1S3-6 im-8>
Marksman GUN CASES
AIR PISTOL CAMOUFLAGE
Shoots pellets, darts. BB’s,. On- 177 ff ing. sistant. Water Sizes & Zipper weather 40" to open¬ 50". re¬ 2 27 SUIT 7^
Offsaiety.iMC40-2i w# (64-J58-3/358-9) Goat and pants of
water repellent fab¬
t ; v ric. Shell pockets.
(64-)29/.4>
SHELL BELT HUNTING
Holds 12, 16 or CAPS SHELL o.*. Insulated Boots
20 gaujje. Heavy 99 ( Flame Flan¬ VEST wWI ’ Bos UWJJ
25 orange. 3 44 with Steei Shank
webbing. nel lining. F.ar flaps 5.95 Sponge rub
loops, ((64-261,-!) (64-381-1/-)) Value
17 ber insula- M OJ
of A Nationally Complete Famous Line l (64.41J-9/4I4-H pocket. Rubberized Shell loop*. game sole. tion. (Heated Ts h of.
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AMMUNITION
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Economy Auto Store
Cleveland Georgia
OLD SAUTES STORE
SAUTEE NACOOCHEE, GEORGIA
Old S® u t ec Store,
Sautee-Nacoochee, Ga.
Dear Friends:
We hope you have enioyed your visits to the Old SauteeStore.
Now mat the Christmas Season is upon us, it is worth your while to
make another visit to the Old Sautee Store to pick out something un¬
usual from Norway for that Special person.
Open every day from now until Christmas and on week-ends
thereafter until April 1st.
fiDerrp CbrietmaB
astrid fried
Telephone: 878-2730
When our Members' We have 1o
electric ...
power needs "heavy up"
increase here , . , out here .
That s what
we mean
by growth!
Growth to us is "vertical", not "horizontal". We're
not going to invade anybody's territory, or take over
the electric utility business. All we want to do is meet
the growing electric power needs of our Member
Consumer*.
The job of rural electrification is no more completed
than is the job of city electrification. We must con¬
tinually plan for the future . . and we need firm
sources of future financing.
Our growth and continued service can be assured
by the enactment of legislation to provide for supple¬
mental financing, and we are seeking adoption of a
plan which can lead to eventual financial independence
from the Federal government.
VIS4IIII vUI
by the fact of 30 years seniority of service!
HafiereitarA Electric
Membership Corp
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HOME Vi
with \/
Know your scouring powders—
read the labels carefully for no
one cleansing agent is jobs, appropriate the
for all home which cleaning specifically use
powder is which man¬ is
ufactured for the surface
to he cleaned. Porcelain enamel
surfaces should he cleaned with
die mildest possible scouring pow¬
der.
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Stef-
eii'is without fretting any in hit
eyes. This shampoo unpleasant game task can turn into
an otherwise
a pleasure .' (
To keep raisins or other dried
fruit from falling to the bottom
of the bathe when baking a enke, and
first pour hot water over them
let Bta n d for a few minutes. Drain
laid mix with dour.
9 • •
Tfaf 'r can’t turn your ptastto
shower nw- : ns white on the tn
i ide if yon f st wipe them down
with furniture polish, then V' : th 9
dry cloth. c
Many of m 'ay’s efficient home¬
makers place a rubber mat in the
bottom of the kitchen sink, know¬
ing that this i: a guard against bot¬
scraping heavy or rough
tomed utensils enameled across surface. the glossy
poreelaiu
* • because they went
to their doctors in tims
Many thousands ol Americans
are being cured of cancer every
year. More and more people
are going to their doctore tm
time.
But the tragie fact, our doctors
ull us, ia that every third can*
ear death is » needless death...
twice as many could be saved.
For the facts of life about can-1
e«r, call the American (lancer 1
Society oilice nearest you orl
write to “Cancer” Office. in enre of j
your local Post
American Cancer Social/
To shampoo child’e
your hair without
furs, make a
little eye musk
from a piece
of plastic. ti insparent The
child can keep
his eyes open.