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FOURTEEN
NIFTY MAID ROLLS
(A & P)
SlIQ|3l # “ f 110577 G
Swift or Cornfield
HAMS
O A.':*
IHHpi Pound
Potatoes =• -29 c
FANCY ICEBERG
Lettuce
r 19 V2C
Head I Lm Each
Golden Hue - ~ 26c
Fancy Red Eating
APPLES
-26 c
DOZEN U V
SPAGHETTI m -12 M
Flour
Early lona
Breakfast Brand,
24 Lb. Sack 24 Lb. Sack
$.19
gwat ATLANTIC & PACIFIC £
JUST AROUND THE CORNER FROM EVERYBODY
Read the Want Ads For Opportunities,
Use the Want Ads for Results.
Get these
delicious
Rolls at
Your
Grocers.
MB ■ * ■
Having served the public for the past 65 years, the A. &
P. today extends the same courteous service, quality goods
and the lowest prices to be found. A continuation of your
valued patronage is earnestly solicited.
Libby or Borden
MILK
2,25 c
Fancy New York State
Celery
Urge 1 Oft
Stalk § £||
RED CIRCLE
COFFEE
Specially M ft _
Selected 4 |*
Pound- -
Brookfield Creamers-
Butter
Pound AO a
Carton ■£ L
2 HERALD’S MARKET PAGE
Fancy Whole Head
RICE
Lbs. 2 3 C
New York Full Cream
Cheese
t *t °~ non
Pound and M J U
U U lb.
2 Quart Basket Concord
GRAPES
29c
Flour
Suanjrfield
Pancake or Buckwheat
XI Oc
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
FARM EXPORTS
Daring September Heaviest
Since September of 1921
■WASHINGTON—Export* of if
rlcultursl product* from tb« Unit
ed State* were gresrer In volume
during September than Is any pre
ceding month since September I*ll.
say* the United State* Department
of Agriculture. The Index number
of roiumt of all agricultural export*
in September was IS* as compared
with 100 which 1* used as the aver
age for the period July 10* to June
I*l4.
The Index number In July was I",
which represented the smallest vol
ume of export* In ten years, and in
Auguct the index was *2. The rapid
increase since July is due to the be
ginning of shipments from the new
crops of wheat and cotton, snd is to
a large extent seasonal, although
thi* year the seaeonal increase it
greater than usual because the ex
portable surplus of both cotton and
wheat is expected to be larger than
last year.
COTTON EXPORTS WERE
774X00 BALES
Wheat exports in September were
*1*42,00* bushels compared with
15 408.000 bushels in September last
year. Exrports of wheat fltftf lge
year. Exports of wheat flour in
term* of grain were 7.00.000 bushels
compared with 14 400.000 bushels In
September I*2* Rye exports were
11.504.00* bushels comparedw.th *.-
5*0.000 bushels the same nSonth last
year The increased exports of
bread grains appears even more im
portant, **vs the department, when
it is considered that the export prioe
of wheat in September was |1 if a*
compared with 11.1* a year aco. and
the exMsrt price of rye *l.2* com
pared, with »sc. lastyear.
Cotton exports during September
were "74.000 bales of 500 pounds,
being the largest September ex
ports sines I*l*. Dairy products and
tobacco increased over the preced-
Fill More
Egg Crates
You can do it by feed
ing the proper balance
for producing more eggs.
Grain fed hens can’t lay
many eggs because this
produces lots of yolks
but few whites.
Purina Poultry Chows
furnish material for just
as many whites as yolks
and keep hens in fine
condition. Purina
Poultry Chows *. are
guaranteed.
C PURtNA KiPWIMS
CHFU HSU! 1 1 .tHICKENV
8!!“? *£ howdebß
Consumers Gro. Co.
The Purina Feed Store
1101 Broad St. Phone 783.
gEI-FANO^
►Em RUT
SANDWICH SPREAD
i
C. T. PUND A CO.
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
ing two months, but exports of
perw products decreased, the ex
port* of hams and bacon being
smaller than in any month since
December. I**l.
Th* September index cf volume of
all agricultural products excluding
cotton wa* J*>; grain* and grain
products 409; cattle and meat pro
ducts 12*; dairy product* 47*;
cotton, eake and oil 100; fruits and
vegetables He
BLACK ELECTROCUTED
At Columbia For Attempted
Attack
COLUMBIA, S. C.—Reuben Rob
inson. 17-year-old negro of Ches
ter eounty. was electsscuted at
10:0* o'clock Friday morning at
ide state penitentiary here for at
tempted assault apen a white worn,
an last September. He admitted his
guilt.
Henard's
Salad Recipes
SPANISH DREAM
Fill small moulds hail fu2
with drsisad canned apneots,
pour over cherty gels use.
UamoaU when Arm, oa a
slice of pisesppte. Cover top
with whipped crests tad
MENARD'S MAYONNAISE
«sd spnskie with browsed
almond*.
Ten* Grocer has Hnsrfi
or he can get It
HENARD
MAYONNAISE CO.
Nashville . Atlanta • Dallas
IKE TANT’S
MARKET
Phone 395.
1297 Broad St.
Saturday Specials
EGGS Tennessee,
dozen 35c
BUTTER Fresh
country, Ofj
pound ODC
Pure All Pork Sausage an _
pound jUC
Bonelese Veal Boast. OH
pound 4UC
l&f- 20c
Chitterlings, nr,
pound Z3C
Plenty of Klee Fat en
Bene. Ih wUC
ay 40c
HAMS Kingan’s
Reliable, og
skinned, 1b... uOC
W» D»!'v*» Pho*e Ue.
IF you would serve
dainty sandwiches to
your guests, use Peppy
Nut Sandwich Spread. An
idea! combi nation winch
will give your "set-out*
the piquant touch.
For the children’s lunches,
too—they!! k»ve it!
QUALITY FRESH MEATS
The eaine high grade fresh meats min be found at our shop
every day in the year. We do not have specials — Our prices ai
ms ys right.
Plenty of Bene and Fryers, Geese and Ducks.
g'DIDUBCS OORKtL-,
* CHOICE MEATS 'IEUf
r AND POULTRY m 3
126 13th St. - Phono 26/3
READ HERALD WANT Ag.
Clauses
DEMAND IT !
[ PIGGLY WIGGLY
I (QUALITYO PRICE )
fc— ■
UNUSUAL VALUES FOR
National Canned Foods
Week
Buy Your Favorite Canned Goods by the Dozen.
You Save Money. 1 cent Per Can Less
in Lots of 6 or More.
SLICES BACON, pound.. 31c
CHEESE £L Cream 28c
EGGS fJ z T d ’ Buarantegd ’ 40c
Mil K Van Cam p’ s >
‘6 Small Cans
PEAS ?¥£,„ 93e
PINFAPPIF n-Yt 8 * d 23c
t«rt3 I hm Ltbby'* Crushed. ng
No. 2 Tin* £OC
PFACHES Era 20c
® bftVllktl Libby's Ot Luxe. «n
Nc. Z 2 Tin* laC
TOMATOES
ASPARAGUS =?'■ g
MAZOLAOIL, 2 tins... 60c
1 Free with each purchase of 2 Tins.
iot
EASTERLING BROS.
472 BROAD ST. PHONES 58—59—500.
The Market That Sells the Very Best of
Everything at Reasonable Prices.
Plenty of Hens and Fryers.
HILL DELIVERY 10 A. M. AND 5 P. M.
J. M. McCORMACK
PHONE 1810. 1603 str^t k
HAMS ££ a Crma *\ 23c
SUGAR 7g^
I.ARO Compoaad. Loom, 5 pounds. q
EGOS. Fraah. pec doses
Twin Ida. 24 lbs.
FLOUR Garden. 24 Iba. Sl.'9
Velvet, 8. R.. 24 Iba .|MC
Queen of the West. § F..
White Meat, lb . .17V^
Port and Beane, l*rye
=*n 10e
V" L rC , * r " h **••**■ I***' P ® rk - Veal, Po-. 5e.4.9.
r t #v * rr * h ** s
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7
Guaranteed Good aa MarveL
House.
r •' *' '■ ~ ~ •?«* . . tCt
Other rood looae Coffee,
Batter. High Grade, lb. ,4S«