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DONALSONVILLE NEWS Established February, 1916. Entered as second class matter ■ February 12, 1916, at the post office i at Donalsonville, Georgia under the act of March 3, 1879. I ELLISON DUNN, editor-owner Official organ of Seminole County and the City of Donalsonville, Georgia, I SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year SI.OO ! Six Months -50 MEMBER: ! National Editorial Association Georgia Press Association Advertising Rates Reasonable And Furnished On Request WANTED—A good used typewriter. l See or write R. K. Blackshear, Don-' alsonville. Ga., state price and terms, j FARM FOR SALE . 146 acres of land. 70 acres in culti vation. located in line between Early and Miller Counties 8 miles northeast of Colquitt and 3’- miles southwest from Damascus. Two tenant houses painted. 2 deep wells, metal barn, good fences, all comparatively new. Good location and good soil. Price sllsO. N. L. Stanleton, Colquitt. Ga. <■■■■■■■«.*»«(«* aaaaaaaaaaa \ Attention Due to expenses rising so fast we, the Beauty Operators of the City of Donalsonville are forced to ! make the following price changes, to take effect Monday, October 20th. The minimum on Permanent Waves to be $2,50, Ail Shampoos and Sets to advance 5 Hair Tint Rinse 25c; Heta Plain Shampoo 30c; Plain Shampoo and Set 60c; Oil Shampoo and Set 80c: Oil Shampoo 50c 52.00 Waves $2.50; $3.00 Waves $3.50; $5.00 Waves $5.50. Polish Changed 15c; Manicures 50c; Facial $1.00; Dye $2.50. Arch 25c; Arch and Dye 75c. SEMINOLE BEAUTY SHOP EVAN’S BEAUTY SHOP I PECANS I I Wanted I • ■ • ■ • ■ ■ —w ■ :l ■ I Want To Buy Your Pecans. ' j • £ I ’ HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID ■{ : ■ « For Any Variety Or Any Amount ; Located in the Telephone Building across from Theatre. * ’ • R. L. FORRESTER PHONE 219 ;! • SEE ME BEFORE YOU SELL. Z •••••••••••••••••••••••« • MIXON’S MIXON’S $ OPENING • 5 A-U-C-T-I-O-N S-A-L-E • • MULES And HORSES $ • EVERY THURSDAY J A For our opening sale, October 23rd, we will have 9 1 over one hundred head of 2 and 3 year old mules; 40 A 9 to 50 good broke mules, 3to 7 years; and a good many 9 smooth mouth mules. Also if you have any to sell we will be glad to 9 a handle them for you; as we are expecting a good de- 9 mand for all kinds. A 9 We buy and sell every day in the week, J MIXON COMMISSION COMPANY > 9 Dothan, Alabama 9; Col. Henry Auct. 9 Cattle and Hog Sale Every Wednesday £ 1 »••••••••••••••••••••••• POPEYE, THE RECRUITING OFFICER, GETS AIR-CONDITIONED! ___ TO GET AHEAD Y »’ D LIKE TO BE \ ITS POSSIBLE.*.' CjoiMlNG.’ \ MECHANIC, NOWI <HA CERTJN6LH GETTIN \ YOU I*6 flymg High IH the NdVV TH* NAVW 7 AN AVIATION! ) Vl “ ME / PLENH O'FRESH AIR] ) if TEACHE< SA K MECHANIC, < TH MOST COMPLETE \ ) FOR THE \ i HAW MWrt" You live like a king! Free meals. Free TO AMOUNT )< IF POSSIBLE ) INSTRUCKTIOHS IM ) ( OUTDOOR I \| medical and dental care. No rent ta \TO SUM'P'M' J —ANN ONE OF \UFE/"/ . r il pay. And you get regular raises in pay. FORTH-ODD Hl . What a life for a man who's young and hwwwlY *) X *' \ SKILLED ill f J<G ambilious! You get travel and adven- ’< r JRADEs24^>g_ )"***) I* W’ tore and you learn o skilled trade that ' ✓•(''Ca < vViWI/Zzy " puts you in line for big pay jobs when V OL T\l”* 5 W sel ° u * ° ! *• Nov »- uM&SuaI I /j ~~- If you are 17 or over, get a free copy lUgMHI JJ f 1 of the illustrated booklet, “LIFE IN IHE 11 v / U '‘AwgVbK (~A (j. s. NAVY," from the Navy Editor of ~ y "*^4U this paper. , "X. y Lz. SERVE 4OUR COUNTRY/ iCZZ <=s —-< / ri_—Z2L build wur future • _ -iW .. —1 6E -J- |N THE NAV uy HOW. 1 ~ 1 / Copr 1941. King Feature* Syndicate. Inc. World nghu rwerveJ. f ———— No - ■- LEGAL SALE GEORGIA, Seminole County: Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned administrators of the Estate of C- L. Reynolds have applied to the Ordinary pf said county for leave to sell the following lands: All that tract or parcel of land known as the North half of the West half of lot No. 1 in Block “CC” in the City of Donalsonville, Seminole Coun ty, Georgia, as shown by the original survey. Also, all the tract tor parcel of land known as the South half of the West half pf Jot No.- 1 in Block “CC” in the City of Donalsonville, geminoja jCounty, Georgia, us shown by original survey. Also, fifty acres of land off the west side of lot No. 340 in Fourteenth District of Seminole County, Georgia, bounded on North by Donalsonville ! Gibson public road. East by Dick I Odom. South by old Dollins place, and West by old Gibson plantation. Also, one share of stock in Donal sonville Federal Savings & Loan As sociation, being Certificate No. F-11. of a pur value of SIOO.OO. for the purpose of paving debts and distribution. Said anplication will be I heard nt the regular term of said j court of Ordinary to be held on the first Monday in November. 1941. This the 6th day of October, 1941. J. A. Reynolds, L. R. Robinson. Admini strators Stapleton & Stapleton Attorneys at law. CITATION GEORGIA, beminole County. D. F. Wurst Guardian ql George j Walden, Inc. has applied to me tur p I discharge from his Guardianship of George Walden. Inc. this Is therefore t to notify all persons concerned, to file ! their objections, if any they have, on or before the first Monday in Novem ber 1941 next, else D. F. Wurst will be discharged from his Guarianship as Uippjjed for. G. B. Garwood, Ordinary SemLiple County. J —4tp. ' DONALSONVILLE NEWS FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17TH, 1941. LOCAL REA COOP MAY FINANCE EQUIPMENT , FOR RURAL SCHOOLS The federal Rural Electrification Administration is sponsoring a plan ' which would make it possible for the ! local rural schools to establish electri cal food processing centers, says C.: i Lmar Hatcher, Manager of the THREE NOTCH ELECTRIC MEM- ' BERSHIP CORPORATION, who re-! turned today from the REA Nutrition Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, More 1 than 200 representajves of Georgia, More than 200 representatives of: Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina j REA systems, representatives of the | Extension Service, health officials, i 1 representatives of educational groups, j < and other participating agencies heard REA officials and others stress the danger in lack of protective foods es- 1 pecially during periods of national emergency. The proposed centers would be 1 equipped for regrigeratiton of foods, cooking, baking, canning, preserving, i dehydrating fruits and vegetables, and grinding home-grown whole grain, j' This would make hot school lunches 1 possible in schools where they have never been available before. The; i equipment could also be used by the j! Home Demonsration Agent, home I economics teacher, and others who wish to give demonstrations or con- 1 duct adult education. 1 efiß4-s?ryicef] communities. ’ with the rural schools playing an im portant part, furnish center for de-i velopment of the rural nutrition edu- ; cation program,” sad Harry SlatteryJ REA Administrator, in launching the plan, “Not only do they have the ad-, I vantage of low-cost power. . . the com munities served have had invaluable experience in the management of co operative enterprises. They are well lorganizpji Jq sgrye effectively jn rural ‘ community nutrition programs.” The plan for locating these centers jin rural chools and other community centers is part of the general program for better diets nd the use of vitamin ! content foods. Particular stress is placed on the use of meat, eggs, but ter, tomatoes, green and yellow vege | tables, and whole wheat flour. The installation for a school of mod erate size may include a refrigerator, . Wt- ssnre water system, electric range, ! dehydrator, ami grinding miH- Thc smaller one-room school may be equip i ped with a single unit hot-plate, ano 118-quart roaster, and a small floui mill. This would be sufficient foi carrying out the basic operations of food preparation and demonstrating methods. REA will make available io *4i«; |qra] REA cooperative funds which it can lend to the schools pn advantageous terms to finance pur e’hftsib? of the equipment. Ryep thu ipyst inexpensive of these installations would make it possible [_ hail to the scours WHEHYOO I/ 1 * REAO ABOUT?/ a 1 * 56 * A W's A GREAT relief To reap yi ABOUT WE» MA w■" 11 i>» a . one million loyal American boy" for the school to provide hot lunches without fire hazard, to carry on can ning demonstrations and classes for ! youth and adults. Surplus foods could | be canned for school lunches: who)"! wheat flour, grits, and meal could be ground; and the equipment might be ! made available to the families of 1 school pupils as well. Any school heads interested in the j development of a project of this na ture should immediately get in touch with Mr. Hatcher, Manager of your local Co-op. NOTICE OF PRIMARY Notice is hereby given that a pri mary election will be held on Wednes- ; day, November 19th between the hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 3 p. m. at the office of the city clerk of the city of Donalsonville for the purpose of naming two city aidermen, and three members of the Democratic ex ecutive committee for |h£ pjty of Dopp|sopvilie For two-year terms be-' ginning January Ist, 1942. Candidates for the vaiious offices | must qualify and pay to the clerk of I this committee required entrance fees j not later than 12 o’clock noon, eastern I standard time Wednesday, October j 22nd. Entrance fees for candidates for’ Aidermen are hereby fixed at $5.00. Candidates must qualify in their own handwriting. No fees are requir-' ed of candidates for executive £om.’ mitteemen h’jt fandjdules must apptj’ in their own handwriting. In the race for the two positions of aidermen the two candidates receiv- J ing the highest number of votes will be declared the nominees, and in the I races for executive committeemen the three candidates receiving the highest number of votes will be declared the nominees. All rules and regulations gq\.eyiUl»M genera] election* for said city are a dopled and declared the rules that shall govern said primary. Done and ordered, this Bth day of October, 1941. L. R. ROBINSON, Chairman, ELLISON DUNN, T. E. ROBERTS, Clerk & Treas. j Donalsonville Democratic Exe-. cutive committee. QUICK RELIEF FROM ! Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID I FreeßookTcllsofHomeTreatmentthat Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing Over two million bottles of the WILLARD TREATMEN T have been sold for relief of symptomsof distress arising from Stomach and Duodenal Ulcers due to Excess Acid Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach, Gassiness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc., dye to Excess Acid. Sold on 15 days' trial! Ask for “Willard's Message” which fully explains this treatment — free — at SEMINOLE DRUG COMPANY Donalsonville, Georgia TAX COLLECTOR’S ROUNDS I will be at the following places on dates named for the purpose of collecting 1941 Taxes: FIRST ROUND Iron City—lo to 12 a. m., Oct. 28th. Rock Pond—l p. m. to 2p. m., Oct 28th. Nichols’ Store —2 to 4p. m., Oct. 28th. J. J. Cummings Store—l p. m. to 2p. m., Oct 29th. Desser—2 p. m. to 3p. m., Oct. 29th. Warriner’s Store —3 p. m. to 4p. m., Oct 29th. Fairchild—4 to 5 p. m., Oct. 29th. SECOND ROUND Iron City—lo to 12 a. m., Nov. 25th. Rock Pond—l to 2 p. m., Nov. 25th Nichols’ Store—2 to 4p. m., Nov. 25th. J. J. Cummings Store 1 to 2 p. m., Nov. 26. Desser—2 to 3p. m., Nov. 26th. Warriner’s Store—3 to 4p. m., Nov. 26th. Fairchild—4 to 5 p. m., Nov. 26th. Will be in my office on all days other than listed above. W. H. ROBERTS, T. C. 4 SEMINOLE COUNTY ■■* i , , , . ■ . ■ ■■ - —SEE— D.F. WURST G N F" For Your N INSURANCE |J E Needs R A ! A UPSTAIRS Ki | SEMINOLE DRUG CO. £ Building I I wfcfeui .mi |,|— L I. 1 =3 I IFOR YOUR CONVIENCE | —OUR TRUCK— > WILL BE IN ■ DONALSONVILLE EACH MONDAY ff FURNITURE OF > ALL KINDS f DELIVERED FOR CASH I OR ON TERMS ■ EARLY FURNITURE CO. I Blakely, Georgia w