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ATTENTION. CAS AND TRUCK OWNERS!
You Must Have Your
TIRES Inspected
TO PROTECT YOUR RIGHT TO DRIVE
DON’T WAIT • AVOID THE RUSH - COME IN NOW!
“A” Book holders by March 31, 1943 & every 6 mos. thereafter.
U B” Book holders by Feb. 28, 1943 & every 4 mos. thereafter.
“C” Book holders by Feb. 28, 1943 & every 3 mos. thereafter.
Are you risking your right to drive your car —to get tires, or even gasoline? Thous
ands of car and truck owners are taking this chance by putting off getting their
tires inspected.
The Mileage Rationing Program provides that all car and truck owners must have their
tires inspected by above dates. Many wih wait until the last minute —there’s bound
to be a big rush as the deadline grows nearer. Will you be in this crushing line-up?
Your car is needed for essential transportation—to helo win the war. Your govern
ment is trying to make it possible for ail car and truck ow.ners to obtain tire equip
m;nt for necessary driving. But you must take proper care of your tires to be eligi
ble and inspection guards against tire ab:se and neglect.
IMMEDIATE TIRE INSPECTION will show if you need repairs—whether you should
have recapping to add months of wear to your tires, or whether you need new tires.
IPs your duty to get inspection early— to get the recaps or new tires you need, while
recapping and service facilities are not crowded to the limit. Likewise it is your duty
to have corrected immediately any irregular mechanical condition affecting tire wear.
So don’t jut off tire inspection another day. Come in and get our inspection
service NOW!
McLendon Auto Company
Phone 57 Perry, Ga.
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nee^ fa* War
in the barnyards and gullies rate of production cannot be attained
W farms and in the basements or increased; the necessary tanks, guns JUNF[ IVIAKES
mnd attics of homes is a lot of and ships cannot be produced. U/ST A
Junk which is doing no good The rubber situation is also ™* cal r Btllll WEAPONS
~i , , In spite of the recent rubber drive, jj „n. a- J
mhere it is, but which is needed . . , r , // 2"n° ddl ! c /f
there is a continuing need for large V\ I1 w,!l provide //
ut once to help smash the quantities of scrap rubber. Also for other neededfor2l ° Jy
Japs and Nazis. waste materials and metals like brass, iffT- ' matic a nght /S
. i i ... Vfy '■ l ' / carbines. /1
_ . . copper, zinc, lead and tin. v ‘ /
Scrap iron and steel, for example. T , ~ , . ,
V .■ ... The Junk which you collect is bought One old plow win heio make
Ev™ ,n peace,me. scrap prov.ded by industry from dea!ers at estab . »' £SZ SSJftSt
about 50of the raw material for steel. P tcrcm g projectiles.
, . , . hshed, government-controlled prices. „„ r .
It may be rusty, old scrap to you, , . - 11
tmt it is actually refined steel—with ' OU
I»» impurities removed, and can be First-collect all of your waste ma- ©© © ©
«*-k! y melted with new metal in the " na ' “ d pilc !t “>• SSSSSE ©© © |
fara. of pig iron to produce highest , Th ™— M to a J”* {‘ ©© © ©
quably steel for our war machines. lt: t 0 a chanty ’ take lt yourself to the masks. ** * *
The production of steel has gone nearest collection Point, or get in touch
up, up, UP, until today America is with your Local Salvage Committee. 6/
One old shovel will help I
turning out as much steel as all the rest If y° u live on a farm » consult your make 4 hand grenades.
of the world combined. But unless at County War Board or your farm imple-
least 6,000,000 additional tons of scrap ment dealer. MATERIALS NEEDED
•tod is uncovered promptly, the full Throw YOUR scrap into the fight! Scrap iron and sWI
Army-Navy SALVAGE
# R3gs, Manila rope, burlap bags.
Drive FFH ?4 Waste Cocking Fats-Whcn you get
M M X a pound or more, strain into a large tin can and
sell to your meat dealer.
I - and Business People of Perry and Houston County needed only in certain localities:
are urged to co-operate in the collection of Scrap Metals. 1 Waste paper and tin cans —wanted only in certain I
on FEBRUARY 24. areas - as announ <*d locally, not needed
(at this time;: Razor blades—glass. (
This Advertisement Sponsored by PERRY KIWANIS CLUB
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Smilin' Jack says —
"You know, it’s swell of tbs folks at
home to buy War Bonds the way
they're doing. I understand everybody
is going to be signed up for 10% of
their pay by New Year’s!"
Say It Quick
Teacher —Give me a sentence con
taining the word biennial.
Smarty—My Mom will biennial
old thing if she thinks it’s a bargain.
Not Very Sticky
Bill—l see by the paper there
haven't been many casualties today.
Harry—What paper?
Bill—The fly paper.
Talking in His Sleep
Mother—Billy, wake up. Wake up.
Billy—l can’t, Mother, I can’t.
Mother—Why can’t you v/ake up?
I Billy—l’m not asleep.
Proven Successful
Sarge—Do you know what Mac-
Arthur does all his figuring on?
Sarge Too—No, what?
Sarge—Paper. .
Raney says —
Guess what Sluggol My dad just did
the swellest thing ... he signed up
10% of bis pay for War Bonds and it
ain’t even New Year’s yet!
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VELVET BEANS, PEAS, PEA- I
NUT HAY, and any other |r
Farm Products. |L
SEE US FOR YOUR
Fertilizer Needs ■
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DAVIS WAREHOUSE 1 *
Phone 87 MAYO DAVIS, Prop’r. Perry, Ga.
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for War Effort I
FOR LATEST PRICES & SPECIFICATIONS *
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY Ist |1
WRITE OR PHONE
STANDARD HANDLE WORKS ?
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Macon, Georgia *
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Our gas Rationing Board has ruled that fertilizer sales- B
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their customers. If we are unable to call for your ferti- B
lizer orders, we will be glad to have you write or call
us at our expense, and we can book your orders and
make delivery. d,
HEARD BROTHERS t
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“It’s What’s IN The Bag That Counts,” w
Phone 41 Macon, Ga.
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YOUR CAR CANNOT BE REPLACED H
HAVE IT INSURED i!
Your car today represents more than just so much
money paid for it —it represents a necessary piece
of machinery. It should be insured against fire and I
theft, certainly—which also covers the loss of tires I
and other parts. (
Now is the time to check your Insurance to see that 1
it is adequate for present needs. j
Houser Insurance Agency | j
Phone 177 Perry, Ga. j
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THE KEY TO A HOME OF YOUR I
OWN IS THE RIGHT KIND OF
MORTGAGE PLAN 1
Paying for a home successfully is largely a matter of
having a mortgage plan which is best designed to
meet your particular circumstances.
The DIRECT REDUCTION PLAN is just the kind.
For instance it can be adjusted as to length of term
so that the monthly payment required comes within
your ability to pay.
There are other attractive features of our mortgage
plan let us explain them to you in a personal inter
view at no obligation.
PERRY FEDERAL SAVINGS & 111 ASSOCIATION i
Accounts by Mail Solicited. Write Us.
Perry, Georgia.
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