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fOR MEDITATION
A ptir.se make-: a hear? hr* art.
JflqpuKfLts cant overcome patriot*
Bk'.
Ci*t\ rose seems to knoir it's beau-
FRESH
r T , !fi
f-s you what is
li •;■»«•,
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€ t m:;n nays gocwl-by twice over the
% Aptotic, don’t hung on to him.
8r lur ? you’re right arid then tell
f iffie about it. but not too often.
Ceir efdnion* are generally opposed.
TT'.t ' Kccauw they are generally
mxmagi
pride does not grow rampant
win the world begins praising one’s
■sw ■<***,«*.
/. rein gets more work done with
%“squarely on tlie ground” than
«r> »e d<**k.
Cm. we freer than men. said IIu<-
They are until they are swallowed
Br «T.er Ish.
TCxngrrage was invented to conceal
*fc**gfic.~ and there are -100,000 words
m. *w dictionary.
Jnw might like to lie a Robinson
(fawwr wi a lone isle for two or three
<0tT w maybe a week.
rftrrys the majority lias to-be fir.-t
rsly offended before some new
[principle is adopted.
Just Received Carload of
Fine Young Mules.
Ccme In and InspecL Them
Before You Buy.
We Are Permanently Located
and Will Appreciate Your
Business.
Perry Livestock Go.
T. L. WARFEN, Manager
Depot St. ------ Perry, Ga
I2»wgh Energy in Lump
af Sugar to Wreck City
■fit «*ems exceedingly unlikely that
fletow will In the near future he able
*i ■ ttni sny way of making subatomic
«svmfpj available for power. And this
*- jwrVa:« Just a* weil, writes James
V*m*r in the listener, because tie-
wrmfi' fs riot really ripe for such a
tr*- 1 * toy.
V. single drop of water contains c*n-
equivalent to n year’s continuous
>f of Jtx> horsepower—enough to
wrm»»>ffeet of motor cars. If you sud-
freed all the energy there is in
m of sugar it would be enough to
A*** »p the city of London.
A'itri nationalism rampant on the
ms-sand and commercialism on the
wner. f knowledge of how to tap »ub-
ntuasr energy would at the moment
■r-nwrh less likely to prove a blessing
mt»- » curse.
would not prevent scientists
T*w» making experiments on the sub
ject The Massachusetts Institute of
hopes soon to have a ma-
»hr at its disposal that can generate
IS)09BtdOO'rofts: ttic* new Morn! Inborn-
nmf »t Cambridge provides in gnetic
Mem sf alrn.cu nudrenrned of power,
Bilb these the Uusinej-s of atom-
*rt*itag will go merrily on.
Wt/n Me practical purposes we and
imrrtiTIdrcn and grandchildren will in
•I!jpobatility have to be content with
>«m- sjieetscuiar sources of power.
■rfSLrfr are also less dangerous. It is
■rune tflat our ancestors would have
ft nr* Kigh-pressure- boilers and 100.-
Wlm>it transmission lines dangerous
sosiW* ~ but these are child's toys com-
•ftevi »Ith.subatomic energy.
THE GREEN PASTURES”
COMING TO MACON
‘The Green Pastures.*’ most
I celebrated siage plav of a decade,
•omes io thejGraml Theatie, Ma
le n, 01 Friday. Oct. 27, for a 2
day engagement, with matinee ou
■Saturday.
Awarded the Pulitzer juize for
ouistinding excellence, aud hailed
by press, clergy aud the theater
going public as the greatest show
sin -e the days of ‘‘lien Hur". the
play was written by Marc Con
nelly. and is buSed upon the de
lightful Southern stori. s contain
ed in Koaik Bradford's biok," Ol’
Man Adam An’ His Chillun.”
In 18 spectacular scenes “The
Green Pasture-*” depicts the tise
and fall of mankind as viewed by
the simple but deeply religious
Negro in the deep South.
A particularly interesting fe -
tuie of th • presentation or ‘ l he
Breen Pa-tur.-s” is the famous
“Ueiv-enly Choir”, the Stipeib
singing gioup that lei.deis stii-
ri.ig Negro spirituals between
scenes of the play. In view of the
tremendous ituer* st th it has been
evidenced hi if e coming Of thi-
Splendid play, it i- suggested that
mail reserv-.tions b" made at once,
ihe m inagctm nt of the theatie
having announced that special I
co iSider lion wi l be given to'
T AKE N OTICE
Tiiat power of sale conferred upon
the undersigned. \V. W. Woolfolk. Jr.,
bv vrittiR-menti -net! deed to secure
.- bt, having become operative in con-
j.equerc: or within named grantor s
unexcused failure to pay said therein
: uTC . fcligatian, undersigned, gran
tee will sell at public outcry’ before
the c: urthouse doer in the County of
Hour': a, Georgia, at Perry, within
the Trial hour3 of sale, cn November
r.e-xt, to the highest bidder for
sh u. said grantor's property the
property in aforesaid deed to secure
c ot between Jake Jones, grantor, and
V. \V. Woolfolk, Jr. grantee, recorded
;n Clerks Office, Houston Superior
C urt, in Peed Be ok 27, Folio 286, all
of said property, described as:
’ All tnat tract or parcel of land ly
ing end be ; ng in the 10th District of
H ouston County. Georgia, and consist
ing of ail that 12 acres, more or les3
of lot of iand No. 53 lying on the west
sice thereof as described in deed from
57. J. Nelson to Mrs. Johnnie Rainey
and oth .3, dated December 17, 1878.
and recorded in deed book P, folio
u33. Clerk's Office, Houston Superior
C urt; Also that tract of 32 acres,
more or less of lot of iand No. 53 ly
ing n the north side thereof as de
scribed in deed from J. H. Burke to
J. P Cooper dated December 12, 1893.
and recorded in deed book B.B., folio
533. Clerks Office, Houston Superior
Court.
Also ail that 40 acres of land lot
No. 52 lying on the north side thereof
as described in deed from J. D. Mar
tin and others, County Commission
er:, to J. B. Connell, dated December
15, 1896, and recorded in deed book
B.B., folio 113, Clerks Office, Houston
Superior Court. Ail of said three
tracts of land lying in a body and con
taining in the aggregate 84 acres,
more or less. Bounded on the north
by National Fruit Farm; on the east
by Perry and Macon Public road,
south by lands of Houston County; on
the west by lands of R. D. Thompson,
and being the farm on which the said
Jake Jones now resides.”
That Debt on sale day will amount
to SI,128.92 and outstanding taxes;
that said property will be sold subject
to said taxes; and that on completion
of herein-advertised sale undersigned
will execute to purchaser instrument
of conveyance as by aforesaid deed to
secure debt directed.
Dated October 9, 1933.
W. W. Woolfolk, Jr.
A. M. Anderson,
Kis Attorney at Law.
Mr. Farmer:
mail orders f ro m out-of-town
p itroi:S.
i
DON'T LET THIS
HAPPEN TO YOU.
ITS NEEDLESS WHEN
BLOWOUT PROTECTION
ls FREE L
1,000 Mice in Mouse Show
tlian 1,000 mice were on di.s-
irt the bouse show in St. Albans,
this year. Tlie .event was
wign;- liy the National Mouse club.
■*Bo« Secretary, Mrs. A. It. Blovv-
a._ Keep* more than 5.000 mice, with
•wigBlar fetalT to attend to their
entsk There were <>> rla.'-es in tlie
r. and nearly $5,000 in prizes was
«#Mtmbuted. The president of the Na-
+<mmi Sums'* ciub Is a Scottish doctor.
wrfcV the members Include bankers,
ttnthts. and army and navy officers.
■*arteYws to the show were astounded
atlk beauty nnd varied colors of the
aitv TIm- colors included lilac, blue,
Ban*, champagne, chinchilla. red,
rfcfcrni and tan. blue and tan. cinnamon,
■male-, silver gray, black and that of
Ute- common or garden white mice.
• :■ 3
Amazing New Tire
Will Save Lives
No Extra Cost to Public. Come in and
See the New Silvertown
We have Wagons, Harness, Bridles
Collars, Pads, Plow Gear, Hay Wire*
Forks, Handies, Axes, Syrup Baire^
Cans and Kegs.
Stalk Cutters, Grain Drills, Harrows
Plows, Tractors and Tractor Plows
Oats, Wheat, Rye, Vetch, Rape and
Winter Peas.
It will pay you to see us.
Geo. C. Nunn.
NEW STOCK OF
RANGES and COOK STOVES
The Very Latest >‘n Design and
Moderate in Price
Prepare for Cool Weather with a
Cole Heater or Cast Iron Heater,
the Best Made.
Andrew Hardware Co.
Phone 500
Perry, Ga.
GROCERIES and HARDWARE
Crockery, Kitchen Ware and Farm Supplies at
LOWEST PRICES
You will find at our store a large stock of
High Grade Merchandise from which
to make your purchases.
It Is Our Pleasure To Serve You.
J. W. BLOODWORTH
Phone 94. Delivery Service
GROCERIES and HARDWARE
PERRY. GA.
Pari* Curb* Horn Honking
lb an effort to make Paris. France.
•*>”■»»!setess city" more than 0.000 nio-
were prosecuted within recent
■xaartis. Kxactly 1.138 persons were
fe<l for honking their automobile
too assiduously during tlie day-
(*£w. and’T.400 at night. For first of-
incit*, mild’tines or a reprimand are
Mr-aniy punishment, hut if they per
aAc the fines increase in size.
High Rote of Heart Di*ea*e
Streording to th'e statistics of one of
-ittb iwtding insurance companies, heart
se for the ninth successive year,
keen • the cause of more deaths
any other disease. It was tlie
sparse of the distribution of one-sev- I
anti «f the total disbursed in death
eriBr-s. The death claims for acci-
-•►bD of all kinds was only one-ninth
Mf Hie total.
T HIS year thousands will
be killed or injured by
accidents due to blow-outs.
Will you be one of them?
Not if you use this new kind
of tire ... this tire that makes
you 3 times safer from blow
outs at high speeds.
Today’s high speeds—40, 50,
f>0 and 70—cause terrific heat
INSIDE the tire. This heat
causes rubber and fabric to
separate. A blister forms . ..
and grows bigger and bigger
. . . until BANG! A blow
out! And you’re headed for
trouble or worse. <
To protect you from blow
outs, every new Goodrich
Safety Silvertown Tire has
the amazing Life-Saver
Golden Ply. This new inven
tion resists heat . . . rubber
and fabric don’t separate.
Thus blisters don’t form in
side the tire. The CAUSE of
blow-outs is eliminated be
forehand.
The best part of this good
news is that you don’t
have to pay a single
penny extra for this
Golden Ply protec
tion. Thanks to the
Goodrich crusade to
save lives, we can give
you this new Safety
Silvertown for the
same price as any
other standard tire.
Why take chances?
That blister . . . that
blow-out in the mak
ing .. . may be in your
tires right now . Come
in today.
Not At All Complimentary
“7>a<l. my teacher said I’m a natural
IW*. tool."
“Tour teacher is a sensible woman.
H orppose she had to explain to you
■mctai r-natural born tool was!"
dad. She said it was heredi-
r»rr"—Stray Stories Magazine.
"OtVONty
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W 4.50-20
4*75x19 .
5.00x19 >s »40
5 -25x18. ’ ‘ **°°
5 50x19 ” l0 *°®
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W. B. SIMS
GROCERIES
The Store of Quality and Service
Our Stock is Up To-Date and Your Patronage
Will Be Appreciated. Prompt Attention to
Phone Orders.
Special Mention—Gold Leaf Flour
W. B. S I M S
Phone 8 : Perry, Ga.
KERNAGHAN-GOODMAN, Inc.
Successors to RIES & ARMSTRONG
Jewelers—Reliable Goods Only
411 Cherry Street ^Phone 836) M aeon, Ga.
Repairs Of Any Kind By Experts
Every Job Guaranteed
High Class Printing
3K* W.. Kitted L»*t Night
"*Wh»t would you do if a man k.ssvd
Goodrich.
Silvertown'
JVITH.JUfS SAVER COUDEJV . PU
UNION MOTOR CO.
LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPES, BILL
HEADS, STATEMENTS, CIRCULARS,
POSTERS, ETC.
Prices Reasonable.
YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED
“Scroain. liut I’m terribly hoarse
”—Pearaon’* W
Phone 136
Perry, Ga
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