This bonk stands guard ceaselessly
providing your funds with protection
THE CLOTHE/ /HOP
454 CHERRY ST.
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SAFETY
service is our only c:z::;;:
Our Bank is built on it
Our efforts center around it
Our success depends on it
REMEMBER
We give Ford Tickets
HOUSTON BANKiNG COMPANY
“The Bank of Service.’’
PERRY, ------ -GEORGIA.
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New Fall Overcoats
MEN! You can count on a sure savings at our j
store as we sell only for cash and one price.
You don’t have to pay for the man
that won’t pay.
OVERCOATS
$20 and $25
SUITS
$20, $25 and $27
$4 to $7
HATS
$2.85
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9 OUR TREES STJCOED WHERE OTHERS FAIL
5 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE JUSTIFY OUR CUM
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0 Selected, vigorous, well rooted Buds and Grafts^
6 of all the best varieties Plant the More as an ea»--
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S- . ly, heavy, annual bearor—the variety with
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£ no regrets.
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| FLORIDA NURSERIES
5 W W Bassett, Prop., - - Monticello, Fla.
TAX COLLECTOR’S APPOINTMENTS
I will be at the f* blowing places on the
dates named for the purpose of collecting
state and county ta<es for 1923. Because
of the late date on which I received the
tax, it will he impossible for me to make
more than two rounds, so 1 ask the tax
payers to plea.-e meet me on these trips
and pay your tax before the books close
on Decern er 20tlj. and save the cost and
Worry of the Fi Fas,
Ppwersville-Monduy, Oct. 29th. a. m.
Dunbar-Monday, Oct. 29th. p. m.
Fort Vylley-Tuesday Oot. 30th. allday
Henderson-Fnday, Nov. 2nd. a. m.
Elko, Friday, NxV. 2nd. p. m.
Wellston-Saturday, Nov. 3rd. a. m,
Byron->aturday, Nov. 3rd. p. m.
Perry-Tuesday, nov. 0th, all dav.
Gruvania Wednesday Nov. 7th. a. m.
Haynevill-Wednosday Nov. 7th. p. m.
Kathleen-Thursday Nov. 8tl>. a. m.
Bonaire-Thursday Nov. 8th. p. m.
Claude-Friday, Nov. 9th. a, m.
Heard-Friday, Nov. 9th. p. m.
Griers Store-Saturday Nov. 10th 11 a, m.
Tucker’s Store-Saturday. Nov 12fth a. m
Mathew’s Store-Monday Nov. 12fth. pm
Hattie-Tuesday, Nov. 13th. p. m.
Houston Factory-Tuesdav Nov. 13th p. m.
Forr valley Wednesday Nov. lath, all day
• Mvrtle-Thursday, Nov. 15th. a. m.
y T. E. Tharpe, T. C.
TRUSTEES SALE
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
In the District Court of the
United States for the Western Di
vision of tiie Southern District of
Georgia.
In the matter of Lewis L. Hen
derson bankrupt in bankruptcy.
To the Creditors of Lewis L,
Henderson of Unadilla, in the
district
FARMS FOR RENT
Several one and two horse farms
in high state of cultivation just
out side the city limits of Haw-
kinsville, Ua Good land, good
houses, good fences. 1
Merritt & Anderson Bros Co-,
Hawkinsville, Ga.
—LOST—One ladies gold wrist
watch on black ribbon bank.
Lost Friday on sireets of Perry.
Five Dollars reward will be paid
to finder at the Perry Loan & Sav
ings Bank.
_250 Happy Home Dresses; all
ginghams, 98c at Swanson’s.
—If you have the blues and have
a grudge against- the world you
can exchange it for a laugh next
Friday night at the carnival.
Acetylene Welding at
M iLendon Auto Co
In The District Court of the United
States for the Western Division of the
Southern Disi riot of Georgia.
In the matter of 0
J jhn Irwin slooum 0 In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt. 0
Under and by Firtue of an order passed
by the R feree in Bankruptcy in the
above stated case and court, the under
signed, as trustee in bankruptcy will sell
ai the store-house of said bankrupt at
Bonaire, Houston County, Georgia on
October 30, 1923, at eleven o’clock a. m.
Eastern time, to the highest bidder fpr eon »|.y 0 f Doolv a-nd
»AkS DR d0SCribed properly "aforesaid, bankrupt.^ •
The eniiro stock of merchandise, con-1 Notice is hereby given that on
sisting of dry goods, shoes, clothing, as October 20th, A. D, 1923, the
well as all Uie siore fixtures of the hank- | sa j(J Lewis L Heudei’SOn wbose
rupt, togetlu-r witli all the notes and| m-it-wiml nlaoe nf husinpss Ih in
accounts due the bankrupt as of the date , P 1 ? 06 P* M| n |f s 18 m
of sale. Also, about eighty (80) head of j Houston County was
hogs, mere or less, <me (l) two-horse duly adjudicated bankrupt, and
wa S :)n - , ,, 'that the first meeting of his
of®h efeJl anil fern b|«r?"e5 will be bM at Macon,In
from all lines, any valid lines to be at- . Bibb county, (aCOrgia, ill room 304
tacned to the proceeds, | Grand Opera House Building on
The successful bi-ider is required to Nov-,6tll,1923, at 11; 30 o’clock in
deposit ten per cent (10 per cem) of his f orpnoon w hif*h time the sairl
said bid at the time made and if said sale 101 VY 011 ’ u wuicn Hme tue- Saia
is not confirmed the amount will be re- creditors may attend, prove their
funded without, deductions. The said elaims, appoint a trustee,.examine
sale will be made subject ?o confirmation. I tij e bankrupts, and transact such
This 17th day of October 1923. I other business as
J.-T. Sisson, Trustee in Bankruptcy, oiner Dusmess as
Bonaire, :Ga.
Asks More Active Aid' For Veterans
Cincinnati, Ohio.—America’s wound
ed and disabled veterans of the World
war can be converted “from a liabil
ity to the United States government
in the matter of dollars and cents,”
into a group of assets, if rapid and
effective means of assisting these dis
abled veterans in their problems of
education, rehabilitation, vocations
and welfare are adopted by the gov
ernment, according to James G. Mc-
Forland, national head.of the Disabled
American Veterans of the World War.
may properly
come before the meeting. The
bankrupts are required to be pres
ent on that day for examination.
Macon Ga.,this Oct. 23,1923.
J N TALLEY,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
—250 Happy Home Dresses made
from a good grade of ginghams
beautifully triraed, only 98c, now
on sale at Swanson’s.
$25,000 Loot is Secured By Bandits
Philadelphia;—Four armed motor
bandits held up Kennedy Brothers’;
pawn shop in the business section: 1
of the city and escaped with jewelry]
and cash estimated at $25,000. The]
holdup occurred one block from a po-|
lice station.
—Have you got your costume for
the carnival all ready? If not
get busy or you’ll be out of luck
next Friday night.
—FOR SALE—Four large Bos
ton Ferns, A.pply to Mrs. O F
Cooper, Perry Ga.
GIN DAYS, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, ,
Perry Warehouse Co.,.
Perry, Ga.
SYRUP BARRELS
AND
SYRUP CANS
Waiting for you at /: ■
CEO. C. NUNN’S
Hay Wire, Light and heavy^
Wagons, Plow Gear
and Plows
Remember we carry Oats, Rye and
Wheat for seed. Come to see us or
call us up for your supply
We have some good values in Pigs, Shoats : andfc-
Sows, also a nice young Milk Cow and
Young Calf.
We will buy your Peas, Corn, Hay, Velvet
Peanuts, Hogs ajid Beef Cattle.
See us befors you 6ell arid before you buy. Aife
can help each ether by trading together.
GEO. C. NUNN ’
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