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WHEN YOU DO NOT FIND WHAT YOU WANT AT HOME WE EXTEND YOU
AN INVITATION TO BUY
In Mcßae, Georgia
Dr. T. C. Ross
Veterinarian Phone 16
Ready to answer your Calls on
short notice. Be kind to dumb
animals
Filtered Rosin Products, Inc.
Phone 314-11.
We welcome our Wheeler County
Folks to trade in Mcßae
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Helena Warehouse Supply
Co.
We Operate a General Wholesale
Supply House
Phone 260
Mack’s Case
Something Good to eat all the time
Regular Dinners. Short Orders. Prices
right. Welcome Wheeler County busi
ness PHONE 155
Mrs. Truman McGinty
FLORIST Phone 198
Say it with Flowers from Mc-
Ginty’s. Funeral Designs and Cor
sages our specialty. Phone us
your orders
jwa£^appeiunxo
Lewis Purvis, in CCC for the
past year, is at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Joyce,
of Shiloh, spent Wednesday in
Alamo.
Misses Sue and Corene White
spent last week end in Wrights
ville and Milledgeville.
Many friends of Mrs. B. C.
Holmes will regret to learn that
she is quite ill.
Mrs. C. B. Griner is spending
a few days in Brooklet this week
as the guest of friends and rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hartley’
were called to Tennille Wednes
day on account of the illness of
Mrs. Hartley s brother, Jesse
Worn mack.
R. G. Jenkins, in CUC at Fort
McPherson, Atlanta, spent Tues
day night here with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Jenkins and
family.
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Mr. Eldon Morrison is visiting
his family this week.
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Mrs. A. J. Grimes is visiting;
relatives in Sparta this week.
Miss Dorothy Rivers, of Mil- 1
ledgeville, visited relatives here :
this week end.
Mrs. J. G. Rivers and Mrs. H.
D. Rivers visited Mrs. Tom
Rivers Tuesday.
Mr. Gus Cooper, of Hinesville,
visited relativesand friends here
this week end.
For Better Values Where Your Patronage Is
Appreciated and Offer an Expression of
APPRECIATION
The following firms of Mcßae wish to thank their friends and customers in Wheeler County
and the surrounding territory for the business given them and invite their patronage in the fu- I
ture. They have dependable merchandise at best prices and render most courteous service. The I
return to normalcy depends much on the spirit <f producers, dispenser and consumer. Wise I
spending for things needed is helpful to all concerned. Economy is not doing without, but getting I
the most tor your money. Keep this page for future buying reference through 1940.
OCMULGEE DRUG COMPANY
Phoe 28
Complete line of Sundries. Prescriptions
Accurately filled, Moderate Prices
We Appreciate Business from
Wheeler County
SHEPHERD LUMBER CORP.
Phone 70
BUILDING LUMBER AND MATERIAL. LET
US FURNISH YOU PRICES AND SERVICE
THE BEST
Mcßae Auto Company
Authorized Ford Dealers
SALES and SERVICE
Goodyear Tires and Tubes. Ignitio n Repair our
Specialty, 24 Hour Wrecker Service. Complete
Car Service. American Oil Products Batteries.;
ITELFaIrIcEQ).
BRANCH AT ALAMO
M. E. HITTMAN, President Phone 353 139
We Appreciate Wheeler County Business.
WE PAY $6 for selling ten $1
boxes. 50 beautiful assorted.
Christmas Cards. Sell for $1 —
your profit 60. Greeting Card
House, 160 Main,Ossining. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. L M. Pope and
son, Burnam, Mr. and Mrs. H.
R. Hill, Sr., spent a short while
in Milledgeville last Sunday.
Misses Lois and Elizabeth Pope,
and Miss Frances Hill, daugh
ters, are attending G. S. C. W.,
there.
It is rumored around town that
Mr. Jones, manager of the REA
office here, captured a five pound
trout Wednesday. Brantley
Sikes was along, but his luck
f was not with him on this oc
. casion, we understand.
Rev,G. R. Burrows will preach
t at Alamo Baptist Church Sunday
, night, November 3, at 7 o’clock.
The public is cordually invited
I to hear him. Remember Sunday
। School Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mis. Heyman Philips,
of near Glenwood, are the proud
' parents of a tine boy.
Miss Johnie Peterson, of
j Hawkinsville, visited friends
; here during the week end.
I
Miss Monteen O'Quinn, of
; Augusta, spent the week end as
! the guest of her mother.
Mrs. B. M. Morrison has res
turned home after spending a
very pleasant week as the guest
>f Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge
| Morrison.
WHEELER COUNTY EAGLE, ALAMO. GA.. Nov. 1, 1940
Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Hurst and
son, Ray, visited Mrs. Hurst's
mother, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ennis
and daughter, Eloise, spent a
pleasant week end in Alamo.
The many friends of Mr. Willie
Morrison are glad to learn that
he is able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rivers
announce the arrival of a fine
boy. Mother and son doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. John Parker
Bomar left Saturday for Atller
> Alabama, where they will make
their new home.
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I SEA FOODS I
; I OUR SPECIALTY I
I ENJOY OUR SEA FOODS, DELI- |
1111 CIOUS AND APPETISING CHICKEN |
' I DINNERS. YOU WILL LIKE THEM. S
OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY.
y I PRIVAE DINING ROOM.
The home of “Frosted Malted Milk” p
• I an ° home-made Ice Cream. Drive over §
8g to see us when you really wish something «
, H good to eat or drink.
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Pines lea Room,
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.■ Phone 301-13, 2 Miles North of Helena, Ga. ■
. The general election—from I
president down —will be held I
Tuesday, November 5. It is in- !
cumbent on all voters to go to the!
polls Tuesday and register their [
' choice. Ordinarily, all Georgians
vote for the regular Democratic
nominees.
RADIO SERVICE
By one of the Oldest Service men in Dixie
Special prices on all work brought to me or call
108-20
FORRESS TOWNS McRAE, GEORGIA
Complete Line < f Parts Near the Airport
PRINCESS THEATRE
Phone 71 *
Where you’ll always see a good Picture at a •
Price you won’t mind to Pay. Meet your friends J
iat the PRINCESS
The Merchants & Citizens Bank i
Member Federal D< posit Insurance Corporation|
McRAE, GEORGIA
Every Account Guaranteed up to $5,000.00
Phone 28
Mcßae Truck and Tractor Co.
McCormick-Deering Farmall
Tractors, International Motor
Trucks
McCormick Deering Farm Machinery and Imple
1 ments, Walking Cultivators and Planters
Hhone 254
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Mr. and Mrs. ILL. Ennis ann
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hartley
spent a pleasant day Monday, as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A J.
Fowler.
Misses Grace Hurst, Betty
Liane Rivers, Carolyn Morrison
•and Mary Elizabeth Stone, en
ijoyed Sunday School services a 1
Stuckey, Sunday afternoon.
A large group of young people
from the League enjoyed the
League Union which was held t
the Ailey Methodist church A
very good program was given by
the Uvalda League, after which
refreshments were enjoyed bv
all.
Georgia’s Young Democrats
gather today in Macon to org
anize themselves into the Young
j Democratic Clubs of Georgia for ;
| the purpose of stimulating inte--
est in government and obtaining
political recognition for young
voters.
FancyC|™C Fancy
Meats^ATisFjE^ G r o c e i i e s
QUICK DELIVERY Phone 8
MCRAE, GEORGIA
“Your Table Deserves the Best”
Barineau Dry Cleaning
■ Mrs. W. E. Barineau, Owner and Mgr.
Dry Cleaning, Tailoring, Altering
and Pressing
Location in old Mcßae Auto Bldg.
Phone 54
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COAL, BRICK, LIME
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| Harris and Smith
| FUNERAL HOME
Phone 72 Ambulance Service
Daj r or Night
GOOD WISHES
H. L. BOYD
SAM R. HOGG
M< RAE. GA
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Did you know that out of a to-'
: tai of 32 U- it-d S’at■ s presidents
ielected since George Washington
one third of them did not receive!
a majority of the votes cast? It's
the vote of the Electoral College '
that counts—not the popular vote
WANTED—Logs, pine, gum
land cypress. Advise what you
(have to offer. C. B. Griner!
Alamo, Ga.
FOR SALE —Coal or wood
heater, good as new. For parti
culars apply at Eagle office.
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