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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE—Brown Top Millet
seed, fine for pasture grazing
and hay crops, excellent feed for
dove, quail and poultry. Plant on
well prepared and fertilized
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I Nation is Important
■it To be attractive in ap
[ pearance and provide the
I utmost in wear, Linoleum
must be correctly install
ed. Our linoleum mechan
ics are factory-trained
and experienced in
proper linoleum install
ation, as well as Asphalt
and Rubber Tile.
Mr. J. A. Kemp, Armstrong Factory-Trained
Mechanic<
Armstrong’s Floor Covering Has Always
Been The Best
Covington Furniture Co.
LOW PRICES EASY TERMS
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e^S.^ PURINA
iOF HOG CHOW
INSTEAD of tankage
Yes, this is a feedlot fact!
pW For, as you know, it takes a
«» good feeder to make 100 lbs.
°f pork with 7^ bu. of corn
«*« U*- tankage. But
^S^Siri^V^V many farmers on the Purina
Plan make 100 lbs. of pork
with SUio. of com, 50 lbs.
o/Hog Chow.
M ’ 'Sik Figure it oat. That's 36%
tow V 0 more pork than most
feeders get with grain and
’ ’TkMWj^ tankage — and about twice
°* muc ^ os *s possible with
grain alone... feedlot proof
P a ys to balance your
grain with Hog Chow for
more profitable results!
^gWS^KßrSHhi^i^k So, regardless of what grain
you hove, come in. Let us fig
ure you an economical hog
ration with Purina Hog Chow.
WORM PIGS WITH PURINA
PIGTAB GRANULES
& PURINA LH It’s easy and effective .
WW R > HJ mi 2 in ths feed. /h. 4 1
DAWS FLOUR & FEED
(Gar Advertisers Are Assured Os Results^
land following winter grazing
crops. Greer Hardware Co.
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FOR SALE—Used Ice Boxes,
SIO.OO up. Quonsett AopH^nce
Co., Covington. TFCMI9
FOR RELIABLE, economical
guaranteed radio service, bring
your radio to: Ralph L. Cowan,
Wise young brides of to
day send the weekly
wash to the Meador’s
Laundry. That way hub
by, home and you are
kept well-groomed . . .
your beginner’s budget
kept intact.
experienced Radio Technician,
School trained. Located at Cov
ington Elec. Co., W Square. Tel.
2131. TFC
FOR RENT—Ultra modern 3
room apartment. Bathroom and
shower; Gas stove, furnace and
het water heater furnished
Phone 3450 un‘il 4:30 P. M.
TFC
FOR SALE—Farmall H Tractor
and 2 K side del. rakes and 1
new highland hay baler. Several
farm houses for rem Tom Greer,
Covington.
AT YOUR SERVICE—We repair
all types and makes of sewing
machines, we buy sewing ma
chines. Call us. Quonsett Ap
pliance Co., Covington. TFMI7
“Wanted someone for copy
work, no typewriting. Work
consist of copying Deeds of
Trust, liens, etc. Work can
be done at convenience,
Approx. 10, 12 Hrs. Month.
Pay sl2. Answer in own
handwriting giving phone
number. P. O. Box 654,
Rome, Ga.”
FOR THE GRADUATION POR
TRAIT YOU WILL ALWAYS
TREASURE—Come to the Cov
ington Studio—Located over the
Peoples Drug Store.—Weddings
— Funerals — Parties — Group
Gatherings. TFMSC
A REAL
BARGAIN
Will sell complete res
taurant equipment. Have
everything needed to run
a case, all you need is
place to put it. Sacrifice
price in order to dispose
of everything at once.
CALL
2936
or See G. W. Hosch at 306
Washington Street, Cov
ington.
NOTICE—We have several pairs
of good used men's slippers for
sale that are almost good as new:
we are selling them at bargain
prices. Chancey Shoe Shop.
TFC
SALESMEN WANTED—Ex-Tea
and Coffe men and others for
Local 2000 family Rawleigh Bus
iness in Newton County. Many
dealers doing SIOO to S3OO or
more weekly. Good opportunity
to have profitable business of
your own. Write Rawleigh'",
Dept. GAE-450-L, Memphis Tenn.
3TM26P
$2.00 a week
Buys the NEW 1949
FIRESTONE
4 H. P. OUTBOARD
with GEARSHIFT
Forward - Neutral - Reverse
White Tire & Auto Supply
104 Floyd St.
Covington, Ga.
FOR RENT—3 room upstairs
apartment, with porch and
private bath. Call 2718 or 3597.
ITC
NEW 50,000 BTU floor furnace,
gas, L. P„ Reasonable. Phone
3264. John Herring, Brookwood
Circle, Covington.
Malcolms’ Photo Service
Over Covington Furniture Co.
PORTRAITS — COMMERCIAL
MADE AX’D FINISHED WITH ALL
NEW AND MODERN EQUIPMENT.
SPECIALIZE IN CHILD
PORTRAITURE
PORTRAITS
GRADUATIONS
BANQUETS
WEDDINGS
RECEPTIONS
ANNIVERSARIES
HOMES
PLACE OF BUSINESS
COPYING (Old prints made to look
like new)
ROLL FILM (One Day Service)
PHOTOSTATIC COPYING
BAPTIZINGS
HOME COMINGS
REUNIONS
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS OR
GROUPS
FUNERALS
ATTRACTIVE PHOTO FRAMES,
FOLDERS
FOP. OUTSTANDING PICTURES OF
HIGH QUALITY AND LASTING
BEAUTY HAVE YOUR PICTURES
COLORED IN OIL TO INSURE
AGAINST FADING A INSTABILITY
; For Ail Kinds Os Photographs Come To
MALCOM’S PHOTO SERVICE
Tel. No. 3547
FULL AUTO INSURANCE
AT LOWER RATES
is important news! State Farm
Mutual Auto Insurance gives
you complete coverage at lower
rates because of its policy of ac
cepting only "preferred risks"—
people we know are careful
drivers. Most states now have ’
strict financial responsibility
laws which can, under certain
circumstances, deprive you of j
1 H E COVINGTON NEWS
Answers On Price Suwf
For Oa»s And Wheat In Ga. Are listed
T. R Breedlove, chairman of
the Georgia committee of the
Production and Marketing Ad
ministration, this week revealed
the following questions and an
swers pertaining to the govern
ment price support program for
oats and wheat.
“Since we are having so many
inquiries in regard to price sup
port on wheat and oats, we feel
these questions and answers will
be helpful to the farmers of Geor
gia.” Mr. Breedlove said.
The questions and answers
were as follows:
Q What price can I expect to
receive for oat s stored with the
Commodity Credit Corporation?
A. For Georgia the rate is 81
cents a bushel, based on oats
grading number 3 or better.
Q. How much per bushel will
it cost me to store oats with the
Commodity Credit Corporation?
A. If you can store the oats on
your own farm, a service fee of
one cent per bushel or $3. which
ever is greater, will be charged.
In addition, the warehouseman
will charge small fees for hand
ling and insurance.
Q. I am a farmer and have
20.000 bushels of oats and my
own elevator. Can I obtain a loan
on this total amount?
A. There is no limit on the
amount an individual can store
with Commodity Credit Corpora
tion .There may be a shortage of
your license after only one acci
dent. Call or come in today. J. S.
Branham. Phone 2568, Oxford.
FOR SALE—Good McCormick
Horse drawn Mowing Machine,
for sale cheap. See C. D. Biggers,
American Case. TFC.
FOR SALE— One table top
Perfection five burner range,
cost $179 new. Used about six
months. In first class condition
and offered cheap. See W. H.
Walden, 23 Poplar Street, Porter
dale, Georgia. itpd
WANTED—SingIe man, white or
colored as caretaker for furnish
ed house with electricity and wa
ter works. Rent free, small farm,
one mile from town, Rockdale
County. Will pay weekly salary
and extra for part time work.
Write Dept. BCH, Care Coving
ton News, Covington, Ga. ITP
WANTED—WouId like io rent a
furnished or partly furnished
Jwo or three room apartment,
with stove and refrigerator
furnished. Telephone 2275.
TNFC
FOR RENT—Four room house lo
cated 2 miles from Covingion
on Jackson Hwy. J. L. Skinner,'
Jr., Tel. 2159.
ITC
FOR SALE—6S acre farm, 4 room
house with electricity. Several
springs, excellent lake site. 6
miles from Army Depot Highway
138, 1 1/2 miles Stockbridge.
Contact L. A. Madden, Covington,
Rt. 2. 2TPJ2
SEE US—We bale your hay for
you. For Sale—registered Jer
sey Bull, 2 years old. Charles J.
Parker, Starrsville, Ga.
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RUPTURE
Con be controlled if properly protected. See ui before it is too late,
THE DOBBS TRUSS IS DIFFERENT
No Bulbs-No Belts-No Straps. Holds rupture in and up like the hend.
txcluslve Distributors
CITY PHARMACY
GRAYBAR
Sewing Machines
Backward and Forward Stitch
PORTABLE
$99.50
CONSOLE
$122.50
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QUONSETT
APPLIANCE COMPANY
warehouses or of farm storage
space facilities in the state.
Q. I suppose it will be neces
sary for me to wait until the
grade of my oats is determined
before I can be paid for oats put
in the loan?
A. That is true. When the
grade of your oats is determined
you may take your loan papers to
the approved lending agency
(this may be your local bank)
and get your money.
Q. Suppose I don’t want to pu.
my oats in loan now ,but might
decide to do so later if local prices
are not favorable? Is this possi
ble?
A. Yes. Loans for oats will be
available through January 31.
1950. These loans will mature
April 30, 1950. In other words, a
farmer can put oats in the loan
now and draw them out and sail
them where he pleases any timz
before April 30. 1950. After that
date, if the oats are still in the
loan .the Commodity Credit
Corporation officials reserve the
right to dispose of them as they
see fit.
Q. I believe the warehouse
storage rates are too high in my
section. Are there any regulations
on these charges?
A. There are regulations on
such charges. The charge for
handling the oats as they come in
to the warehouse may be two and
three-fourths cents a bushel. This
charge for loading out the oats
at the time the storage ends may
be one-half cent a bushel. Storage
charges while the oats are in
the warehouse may run as high
as one cent per day for each
30 bushels stored, and this
charge can run for 210 days. For
insuring the oats and condition
ing them, the warehouseman may
charge one-half cent per day for
the first 30 days and one-sixtieth
cent per day for the next 60 days.
Q. How do I find which ware
houses are approved for storing
oats?
A. Go to see your county ACA
Administrative Officer.
Q. Do I take my oats to the
warehouse in bulk or must they
be sacked?
A. Work this out with the local
warehouseman.
Q. If I store my oats on my
farm ,what regulations must be
followed?
A. The Administrative Officer
can help you. It will be necessary
to have* a storage place that is
free of rats, protects the oats
from the weather, and is tight
enough for treating the oats for
portection against insects.
Q. How does this year’s sup
port price compare with that of
a year ago?
A. The price is one cent lower.
Q. Am I responsible for oats
placed in the loan, but stored on
my farm?
A. You are, except for insur
ance which is provided by th?
Commodity Credit Corporation.
Q. What about wheat? Are
these prices supported, too?
A. Yes, and this program is
more simple for Georgians. The
wheat is loaded on a car in your
county and when it reaches its
destination, it is graded and the
farmer receives a sight draft. It
(Largest Coverage Any Weeklv Tn The State) Thursday, 5
is not necessary to send samples
to a federal grader.
Q. What is the support price
for wheat in Georgia?
A. We only have an interim
support price at this time and
this is $2.16 per bushel. As 'om
as the final price is determined,
after July 1, 1949. this price will
be adjusted to the final support
price.
Q. When can I get a loan on
my oats? *•
A. If you have farm storage
you can not put your oats in rhe
loan for 30 days after harvest. In
the mase of commercial storage,
as soon as a warehouse has be°n
approved by the Commodity
Credit Corporation and a lending
agency has been approved you
may receive a loan on your oats.
Ga. Farm Leaders
Meet In Savannah
Breedlove Says
Georgia’s farm leaders—those
elected committeemen who ad
minister the Agricultural Con
servation, marketing quota and
price support program—will
gather in Savannah next week
for two busy days’ consideration
of current farm problems and
forthcoming farm programs.
Sessions will be held June 8
and 9 at the General Oglethorpe
Hotel, beginning at 9:30 o’clock
Wednesday morning and at 9 o’-
clock Thursday.
T. R. Breedlove, of Athens,
chairman of the State Production
and Marketing Administration
Committee, has announced a
tentative slate of addresses ex
pected to run the gamut of both
production and marketing prob
lems. While no definite announce
ment has yet been made, speakers
are expected tn include top-flight
leaders from Washington, as well
as figures well known in Georgia
agricultural circles.
Among the principal Washing
ton officials slated to speak at
the Savannah conference are W.
B. Crawley, Assistant PMA Ad
ministrator for Production, A. V.
McCormick, Director of PMA’s
Agricultural Conservation Pro
gram Branch; J. I. Thompson. As
sistant Administrator for Market
ing: Carl Frye, Commodity Cred
it Corporation; and C. E. Kellogg,
Chief of the Soils Division of the
Agricultural Research Admini
stration. B. F. Vance, State PMA
Chairman in Texas, also will ad
dress the conference.
_ Participating members of the
Georgia State PMA Committee,
besides Chairman Breedlove, will
include S. E. Statham, E. P.
Bowen, Jr., William H. Booth,
Robie Gray, and Walter S. Brown.
Among the Georgia agricul
tural leaders slated to speak are
W. R. Hine, of the U. S. Forest
Service; Ray Shirley, who re
signed last week as State Forest
er to join the American Turpen
tine Farmers’ Association; and
Harry L. Brown, of the Univer
sity System of Georgia.
Chairman Breedlove, in an
nouncing plans for the confer
ence, pointed out that the com
mitteemen who will attend are
farmers, elected by their own
neighbors i
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