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VoU'RE going fo see that home
for-Chrlitma* look on many a young
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at - \i?i | help him get therel
*§ Jr With travel facilities taxed to the
limi, ' and ,he usual holida f RUSH
If swinging In—what more generous
Jf gasturo could we make than to of
S®r \ camp-seasoned soldiers, sailors and
W > marines. We can taka our own
v HHDR trip later, when the situation eases,
1 i iwHEEua So let’s speed the boys off to the
,lome ,ires ,or Christmas. They
-* /yY need it most. Give them a break
... and a boost ... and a seat,
our country's morale. |
M. Jn BUY U.S. WAR
f f-/ bonds & stamps
Ri"TWEEN now and January Ist, close to 3,500
& beer licenses will be issued by city and county
c i. :cr? of Georgia.
The overwhelming majority of them will go to
1:. w-re?peeling, "clean-slate" business men. But only
y v.c.gliing each application carefully can licenses
be kept from the small minority of hoodlums and
racketeers, who would use them as a screen to op
-crate jook joints" and other nuisance places.
That’s why we urge city and county officers to
handle 1943 beer licenses with care!
Gcrrgia s $15,000,000 beer industry is working
to c.immate these "black sheep” places. You, the
public, can help by patronizing only reputable
retailers and reporting the few bad outlets to us.
Foundation
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-UDGE JOHN S. WOOD, State Director
S3J Huri Building • A»lan»«, O.org* '
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GARDNER WATSON WENDELL WHIPPLE
WATSON & WHIPPLE
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Ambulance Service
WELLS TON, GA. PERRY. GA.
Ptlone 4 Phone 110
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:|They’re Almost Human |
As Science Steps In|
Even in the doll world, science has
come through with its help.
It has perfected an “almost hu
man” doll whose heart beat can
be distinguished by means of the
stethoscope that is furnished with
the doll’s layette. So now little Jan
ey, if she becomes worried about
the condition of her "little baby’s”
health—even though its cheeks are
rosy—need but put the stethoscope J
to use. The health, of course, all
depends on Janey’s decision. i
There are today, even little doll- ■
babies that eat from a spoon, make
use of a nursery bottle like any lit
tle veteran of the crib, and even
blow bubbles. Why, if Janey wants
them to, they’ll even walk along with
her, provided, of course, she holds
at least one hand. You will note,
too, when Janey and her little doll
do go out for a walk, the doll walks
much more gracefully than ever be- j
fore.
Little Janey will also notice that
this year reaches a new high in
smart clothing for her doll. The
right style wardrobes and even ac
cessories for all occasions have been
designed. i
Miss Janey is going to have a fine '
time with her new, modem doll this ,
Christmas.
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; BUY WAR BONDS |
. Not only welders, but nearly all other i||lra
• • visiiilA.. .-,:' JiM:. vsg&Sfciss;.:.chines are dependent upon electricity. President WUi
Roosevelt has said that speed and volume are the
primary conditions of victory. Electricity is help
ing to produce that speed and volume.
Vmi DEIM l Af £IftET D O Tlie men wll ° mafce electricity and those who
IvU Uy II I ft Ull II hLI/H al 0 scn< * il out t 0 work are bu sy 24 hours a day. Our
part in the war program is furnishing electric
AAf I TP II power to 474 large Georgia industrial plants,
W I I H many going full blast on war work and sup-
. g g pl> in 6 24 army and navy camps, bases, air fields,
m g gg g g hospitals, and tire like. And it takes nearly half
g*g gM yI § S M f of tlie electricity we make to do it!
I itflfflSlK* GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
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* BtJY lINITED STATES WA R BONDS REGULARLY ★
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To MOORE’S
For That Final Shopping
Better Than a Bauble—Some
thin? She Can Wear. Save as \
• you give with our high quality
and below ceiling prices.
LINGERIE SWEATERS -
To delight her, give luxury All Wool, Pastel Shades \
lingerie practical treasures Cardigan Styles
she will enjoy! $3.50 nj (iXy- \
PANTIES. 39c. 49c, 69c, 79c BAGS
GOWNS. $2.50 & $2.85
PAJAMAS, $2.50 & $2.95 A lastiD « « ift in leather HOSIERY
SLIPS, $1.29 & $1.49 sl ' 9B New and improved
BJASSiERES HOUSE COATS MARY GREY RAYON
HANDKERCHIEFS Prints and Chenille Hose just received. Light in
, T . . $2.95, $4.95, $5.95 weight but built for hard wear
Prints and Linens in . . ear
beautiful designs Dolls, Toys, Clothing for xquisitely lovely.
Boxed, 39c, 49c, 59c, 69c the Children. Woven to flatter.
Single, 15c, 25c, 39c, 50c Many Gifts for Men and Boys. 79c, $l. $1.15
MOORE DRY GOODS CO.
PHONE 140 PERRY, GA.
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Grain and Fertilizer Season
We are in position to furnish Seed
WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, RYE.
Our Seed Treating and Cleaning Machine is operating daily.
Bring your Seed to us for Cleaning and Treating with Ceresan.
Best Prices on all grades of Mixed Fer
tilizer. We can furnish Potash, Acid and
Cotton Seed Meal for your own mixture.
Bring us your Field Peas and Velvet Beans and any other farm
products. Best Prices Paid.
DAVIS WAREHOUSE
PHONE 87 MAYO DAVIS, Prop’r. PERRY, GA,
