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There's only one Pontiac Sis
-and onfy General Motors amidbuild #
The Pontiac Six swept into th? lime
light btcw? k came to the public rep*
resenting all the skill, resources and
experience of General Motors. And it
has remained in the limelight from the
?cry day of its introduction, because
no other car has since appeared which
offers to much far so low a price.
* Only th? economies of General
Moton* rast purchuing power could
make possible at $825?FUher closed
bodies of such commanding beauty,
finished in distinctive Duco colors, and
?uch unusual fine c4r features as 4$ lb.
crankshaft, honed cylinders, lull pres
sure oiling, automatic spark control, and
bronze* backed interchangeable bear*
lngs of the costliest type.
A full year has passed since the
Pondac Six was introduced?and the
supreme satisfactionof 60,000 owners
lends emphasis to the fact: There-1?
only one Pontiac Six?and mnty
cral Motors coiild build it!
I UNION MOTOR CO., Perry, Ga
AC SIX
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S&EBIFF'S SALES
Owrcli. Houaton County.
Willy If 14 before the rirurt house
doot between the hoar? of unle on
tb* firdEToeeday in February 1P27 to
tke hlgfenM bidder for rash the follow
ing prdBertT to-wit:
The fOath half cf lot No. ?5 contain*
lag om hundred (tOO) acre? in the
Twelfth District of Houaton County,
Georgia, bounded on the North hy
Greranln and Haynearille public road;
on tfte Beat by land* of Mrs. J. W.
? tho 8?nth by HawkinnTille
f public rotd nod on the West
Hodf?;Mtha Sonth by Hawkintnrille
afed ree^y pnblie rotd and on the W?*t
to tvwfcjof GreTania. Alao part of lot
11?. llfdying and being in theThirtrentb
MNIiI ef Haaitov, Georgia, contain
>a#'kW(M Mi forty nerea and
|IMl?l Mi (baIdHk by lands of Mr.*,
flte Mm bj Imdi
of Mm. J. 0. Brown 8r. and town of
Gr> vnnin; on the HOnth by Howkinn
inaville and Perry public roml and tli?
town of GroT?nU; and on the We?t by
land* of Mm. J. J. Uouacr and Mrs.
Klor nee F.. Ril? ) ; i n<i bring the land
described in Securlt7 Deed from John
G. Brown to J. (j. Kili? dated December
lat, 1911 And rec rded in Deed Book If
907 in the Office of the Clerk of
Hoperlor Court of Houston Connty,
Georjjl*. l?eyied on a? the prop? rty of
J. G. ftrown to satisfy a Fi Fa from
Ho"Ston Superior Con 11 in faror of 8.
J. Rili?, Mra. Mattie C. Smith and Mr*
Mary K. Bhepard. F.xo< utors of the will
of J. R. F.llld dec-aaod vcrinj J. G
Brown. This January 4.
C. C. Pi-ree Sheriff.
Alao at the *nme time and place r.ll
lhat tfait or parcel of 1 ?n>l in lb* City
of Perry, Houston County, Georgia,
frosting on Conacrc? Street Seventy
nix [76] feet and ?Ipht [8] inches ud
running South eno hundred and flv?
i 1061 f?et, and bounded ?s follows;
lorth by Commeice 8tre?t; Rant by
land of C. C. Duncan and land former
ly owned by Mr?. Marahburn; South by
land Of llouoton Hanking Company, and
the lot owrrd M Mi>*e* Lney and Kate
Keldefr: and on t fW?m by land of L.
M. Pfhil. l-evied nana the property of
| the defe^da't. .t. H. Cnller, Anroini
strator de boni* n^n of eat ?te of J. A.
Hcrrv di ceised. a d foo"d in hta poa
ar-iaion to ?a i*fy a Fi Fa fr< ra Honaton
Supo/or Court in f?T<>r of R. L. Cater
v* J. H. Caller A<lminUtr??or de bonis
?on of e?t"te of J. A. Herry decrateJ.
Thft January 5 1927.
C. C, Pierce Sheriff.
FOR 8A1,E -Teiaa ber m a d a
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Elko, Gn.
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to start using these good' tires.
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Kaiser* a Expert* Lei
Big Opportunity P?
Colonel Deport, inventor ot the "T8,"
the rapid-firing gun that aaved
France, died a few yean after tba
war. Before be paaaed away tba col*
on el wrote the story of the gun and
revealed bow France came within an
ace ok losing the plana and modela
long before the W". When tba flreti
models bad been constructed, they;
were carefully sealed In a freight car!
and shipped to an Isolated section of
the country for a tryout The car;
was by mistake hooked qp to a gooda
train, destined for Germany and ac
tually landed on Gorman solL The
Oermana opened the car and immedi
ately officers of the artillery school
came down to examine the guns mi
nutely. But they let them go again, re
porting that no officer would be able
to manage a battery of guns that
could each lire, a hundred shota per,
minute. And so the gun came back,;
though the Germana managed to maka!
an imperfect copy. The real secret
of the bydropneumatlque was never,
mastered in Germany, even In 1914,!
when the kaiser's armies captured'
plenty modela.?Pierre Tan Paaa
sen. In the Atlanta Constitution.
Napoleon Unique in
Capacity for W<ork
Napoleon "could work for eighteen;
hours for a atretcb at one' subject or,
many." No 8-hour day for hlmJ
"Never," says Roederer, "have I seen
his mind weary; never have I seen
his mind without spring} not in the;
strain of body, wrath or the moat vio
lent exercise." One of his ml n latere
complained that "it would require aj
constitution of iron to go through:
with what we do. After a .day's. ride
in a carriage we no sooner alight than,
we mount on horseback and some-'
times remain in our saddle*?, ft? tea
or twelve hours successively/* In his
fortieth year Napoleon rode ninety,
mllea without stirrup* ta Ive hour*;
acd a half. Hla surgeon, Percy* said
that he was "made of iron, soul and
body, always on horseback,-galleplng
about in all weathers, btamacklag,
working like ten men, never ill, never
tired." Even hla enemies declared
that Napoleon had a capacity for worki
equal to that of ;fou* other
Scientific Monthly.
Few Trufftm* in America
Truffles are subterraneous fungi,
and in IBurope, especially in France,:
tre collected quite extenalvely for
food. While a-few varieties of-Iruf-i
1e* or related forma are~found grow-:
ing wild in this country, their ?ulti-j
vatloa is not a commercial proposition.:
It la.recognised that trades grow ea?,
peclally in association with certain!
oak a, and some years ago the Depart-,
?aent of Agriculture Imported and dla
tributed two or three species of. these'
oaks, but the Industry has never reel->
ly been developed In thla country.;
Abroad, In regions where U uflleo are'
abundant, they are collected by ald<
>f a dog or pig, or small animal hav-'
Ing a -keen sense of amell. Truffle
hunting la an important bualnea* *nd<
requires considerable experience and!
.knowledge of forests. .
Didn't Hatch j
A school teacher relates that aha:
was giving her Small pupils a lesson!
on birds, and after telling about the)
hatching of the eggs, the care at the]
mother bird and the first lessons In i
flying, she said: "Mow, children, Ij
am the mother btrd and you are the
little birds nestled In your coxy nest.;
( want yon all to spread your wings
and fly away."
Each child, waving arms to the rrro
ilc she beat, skipped to the dressing;
room, with the exception of one little;
fellow who remained motionless In his,
ijsat Turning to him, she said:]
'Donald, why didn't you fly away with
all the yther little, birds?"
v .??Cause," came the prompt and un-t
expected reply, "'Cause I was a bad;
jagg."?Boston Transcript
, Fit* "Elmtor" Idea* |
The first parents of the today's ele-,
rator came Into being In Europe In thq
reign of Louis XIV, and began the re-,
vol t of weary legs against the age-long,
tyranny bf dark, corkscrew stairs. Thei
first la date, 1670, was the "curious
la*eatloa"i by which an Italian duch-'
.ess (of Turin) conveyed herself to her
bath. Worked by a paltey and swing
(counterweight), it was In the fori a
of s- cage, and held one person stand
in# up, who could aseand or descend i
at will. It Was covered with green
?etret, and the ropes for signaling
-up" or "down"?were of silk. A sim
ilar fisrato was said lo bs la the
Palais Kmitt la Psdfc
Notice To fldn At Law
, -, 3^?-*
IS Re;
Will of J. A. Walton Deceased.
Court of Ordinary Houston Ceuaty
Petition for Probate of will in Soluna
Form.
f
To heirs at law resident and noo resi*
nent, of J. A. Waltoa deceased.
Mrs. Sarah J. Walton having ?? pHrd
a> Execatrix for probate in foiumn form
it the last will and testiment of J. A.
Walton, deceased of H> nston County,
Georgia, you as heirs, at law of aaid .1.
Walton are hereby required to be an4
?ppear at he Court "f Or<!in*ry of saW|
County oa the first Monday in Februaf
1947 when aaid application for prob'i
of will, will bo heard, and show caul
if any you h*vc or fan, why the p'sy<
of the petition should not b.i had
allowed. This 0?h day ?f January, M
M. L. Cooper Ordinary,