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Balloon Tires You Know Are Stronger and Safer You want moore than just "balloon tires." You want dependable ballon tires that wear long and hold the road safely. You want Goodyear Balloon Tires. We have them at lowest prices. McLendon Auto Co., PHONE 57 PERRY, GA. We Think Of You And strive to serve you and please you. Our stock of GROCERIES is complete. Our STEAKS and FRFSH MEATS are the best in town. Our market and store clean and sanitary LET US SERVE YOU KING & BOLER FRESH MEATS GROCERIES PERRY, GEORGIA. New Cotton Warehouse We take pleasure in announcing to the Cotton Growers of this section that we have opened a New Cotton Warehouse in Perry. Livestock for Sale or Trade COME TO SEE US PLANTERS WAREHOUSE E. M. BECKHAMI& T. L. WARREN, Mgrs Perry, Oeorgia. Sick Headache 'T have used Black-Draught when needed lor ti?- past 25 years/' says Mrs. Emma Grimes, of Forbes, Mo. "I began taking it for a bad case of constipation. I would get constipated and feel just mis erable?sluggish, tired, a bad taste in my mouth, . . . and soon my head would begin hurting and I would have a severe sick headache. I don't know just who started me to taking Thedford's BLACK-DRAUGHT but it did the work. It just seemed to cleanse the liver. Very soon I felt like new. When I found Black-Draught bo easy to take and easy acting, I began to use it in time and "would not have Bick headaches." Constipation causes the system to re-absorb poisons that may cause great pain and much danger to your health. Take Thcdford's Black-Draught. It will stimu late the liver and help to drive out the poisons. Sold by all dealers. Costs only one cent a dose. Womm'a Feet Deformed Ninety-nine pairs of women's feet out of n 100 nre horribly deformed by the wearing of high-heeled shoes, says Sir Hubert Barker, the famr.uti mnnlpula tive surgeon, of London, who avers that he has seen in the course of his work as a bouesetter more women's feet than any other person in the world. J. GUY JACKSON INSURANCE COUNSELOR LIFE-ACCIDKNT-HEAI.TH-GJCOUP The GUY that puts the SURE in your Insurance. 195-303 itiz ens & Southern Bank Building. Telephones 1142-3514-w ONLY AUTHORIZED REPRESEN TATIVE MISSOURI STATE LIFE IN SURANCE COMPANY FOR HOUSTON COUNTY. It costs no more to get the best policy and the mo9fe efficient ser vice so why not gets it. Am just as close to you asyo ur telephone. LOANS ON FARM LANDS. We ar? prepared to clcse Imbi prowptly ob Fmrm Laid*. 6 p?r ?t latorait, DUNCAN A NUNN, Ferry, CU. JOHN W. BLOODWORTh ATTORNEY AND CoUhOELTOB At I<av Perry - G eoboia. Wo Practice >>n Both Stat* and Federal Courta. DUNCAN & NUNN A*tornejr? A CouncelUri at Law. Practice in All Caurta. PERRY, OA. Acetylene Welding at M ?Lendon Auto Co ?Call in and get our new low prices on those good (Joodyear Tires. McLendon Auto Co. ?TURKEYS FOR SALE? Also some Black Giant Cochrels, price from $2.50 to $3.50. Prize win ning stock. Apply Mrs. J. I). Mi lam, Kathleen. Ua., Route 3. ?FOR RENT?1, 2. 3 and 4 horse Jarms for rent near Hawkinsville, aa. R. S. Anderson, Hawk insville, <<&. ?House tor Sale?Seven room house on Washington Ave. Ap ply S. L. Norwood. Sr., Perry, fia. ?Ladies work at home, pleasant, easy sewing on your own machine. Whole or part time. Highest possible prices paid. For fnll in formation address L. Jones, Box 2 Olney, 111. i EVERYTHING YOU WANT Is In Our Suits and Over Cuats You Get Comfort, Distinguish ed Style, Fine Woolens, Expert Tailoring, You get Value and Long Wear. You would't ask more, you couldn't get more. Suits $25.00 to $45.00, Some with two pair pants. Over Coats $18.00 to $45.00 We want to show you. Come to see Us F. C BENSON COMPANY, Inc "The Square Deal Store" MACON GA. No Necessity "Robert," said the teacher to a small pupil whose face nntl hands were badly soiled, "you didn't wash this morning." "No, ma'am," Itohert answered. "My mother wasn't home and I didn't have to."?Life. The iViie Man Opportunity knocking at the front door has given way to the wolf in many a man's life because he allowed disease to creep in through the hack door. The wise man looks llrst to the health of himself and family and after that to the less difficult matter of mak ing a living. His Worldly Good* It was a fashionable wedding. The bridegroom had no visible means of support rave his father, who was rich. When he came to the stage of t'.ie service where he had to repeat "With all my worldly goods I thee bestow I" his father said in a whisper that could he heard all over the church: "Heav ens! There goes his bicycle I" Entertaining "I've been reading a good deal about this 'ere new game of Mah-Jongg," said old Riley Itezzldew of Petunia. "And according to the papers It has got such a hold la the cities that some people stay up till all hours of the night to play It." "H'm!" musingly replied the proprietor of the IMght Place store. "Must be considerable like checkers." Sea Water Affects Glass Glass is considerably affected by exposure to sea water. The lenses of signal lights on ships become covered by a thin luyer of sea salt which even tually etches into the glass. The Unit ed States bureau of standards In an investigation of ?bis subject has found that lead glass was quite susceptible to tMs corrosive action, while ordinary soda-lime glass and boro-slllcate glass are little affected. Where Eels Breed The burenu of fisheries says thui eels breed In salt water. The Ameri can eels breed in water 200 fathoms deep off the southwest coast of Be.r muda. European eels breed within a few miles of the same place. The two species have never been known to cross-breed. Young eels migrate to fresh water. No American eel has ever been found In European waters nor a European eel in American streams. Objected to His "Pants" An Oregon man was trying to fell n horse. The animal was broken-winded, but sleek. The owner trotted him around for Inspection and bringing him back to the prospe't stroke?! the horse's back and remarked, "Hasn't he a lovely coat?" The prospect re moved his pipe and snld, as he looked at the heaving flanks of the animal: "Yenh, his roat'g uII right; but I don't like his pants." LAND SALE. Georgia, Houston County. Whereas, on tiie lith day of March ll'UU Mm. Zepti Pate Dunc*n executed und delivered to Ti.e Second Inventur? Mortgage Seeuiity Company Limit*,d hor deed, under Section "JiJOG of llio 1910" L'ode of Georgia, to the lands In ruinatter described, for the puiposeof seeming a debt referred to in s;iiu deed, which deed is recorded in the Clerk'? oihce of Houh tou Superior Court in tiook 28 cf deed?, page 4o7. And Whereas, in ?aid deed, said gran tor guve to said grant< e and assigns tiie power to bell said land* in case of de fault in the prompt payment at maturity of iuterest ar principal of said bebt. Now Therefore, by virtue of the power bo vented in the undersigned, which I? more accurately shown by referenc? to ?aid dted the undersigned will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, for cash, on January 0, 1920 during thelegul hours of Kale before Houston County Court house door at 1'erry Georgia, lh? land? deBci ibi d in the aforesuiu deed, tc-wit: All that tract or parcel of land knowu as the old Laidler J'lace near Klko, Houston County, Ceorgia, and inoia particularly described as follows: Be ginning at northeast corner of lot of land No. 172, running west 45 chains and '28 links, thence south eleven (il) chains and Fifty (50] link?, thence south IK degrees east 140 chains, thence weal 33 chain", theuce south 18 chains aud links, thence east 45 chains, thcnce north Eighteen (18) chairs 33 links, thence J east 17 chains and no links, thence north 4"? chain?, thence west 17 chains and 80 I links, thence north 90 chains te place of beginning, containing by calculation five hnndred fifty two [552J acres, all in I the Thirteenth (13ih) District of Hous ton County, Georgia, being on? hundred ninety one aud fifty six hundretha (191.50) acres of lot No. One hundred seventy two (172), One hundred thirty nine and fifty hundretha (139.50) acres of lot One hundred seventy ose (171), Kighty one (81) acres of lot one hun dred seventy (170J, sixty ('JO) acres of lot one hunt*red sixty nine (1*19) and eighty (80) a' res of lot one hundred sixty-isven (1 #17), being parts of lots 172,171,170, lf?!) [?actional lot) and 167, all in the 13th District of Houston County, Georgia. f Kaid The Second Investors Mortgage Security Company, Limited, assigned said d? bt and deeded said land to tha undersigned to secure same. Said dead ' recorded in tha Superior Court Clerk's Office of Houston County, December ?.0, 1020, in Book 31, page 142. I he said deed first above tnealnOMO.f ] was executed and delivered to syeure the payment of one certain promissory note for the ?-urn of $5000 dated MaroH 111* 1920 and the principal deV, bearing i ate rest at the rate of 8 pet rent per annum. Said princip?! debt is now ps*t dno by the terms thereof, and remains unpaid. The total amount of principal and interest that will be due on said debt on th^'dale of R 'le i? $54*4. Fed simp!" till"* will be made to the purchaser at said sal? and j the proceeds af such s de will *<e apulieA first, to the payment of aai'l interest and expends af tl>i* proceeding and tha rema i\d*r? if,any, will .be paid over to said M-?. Zenn jpito Duncan or her ?'K"' r?*pf^ <?''M>*tive. I fitted tnis ninth tl*v "f Dnr- mber 1924. ThelnvestbM^Mdrf^'tfeTWeoHty doiH pnny, I/imit'sd.' * of"' > '?< ? fiy Hend<Kaorf^ l*i|vi?? ;M Attorney a|' Law. it. m >tt ?- ??