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' WORK fjefi** THIS W *A
IVf vKE your farm machinery put in full Mowing machines, hay rakes and hay
time this year—and “overtime,” too. Let balers to harvest the hay crop,
your labor-saving devices do as much Combines and tractors to harvest lespe*
work as they possibly can to help offset deza, cow peas, soy beaus and other I©-
the manpower shortage. gume seeds.
New machinery is hard to get. Many n , iflc ha , rrow *’ ~rinB an< l to he
, , , , . „ used in tfie planting of fall grains and
farmers who need new machines cannot . , , 1 ° °
, . ... , . . , winter legumes.
buy them. A bigger war production mb .... , ,
, , .i i l i • If you are willing to lend or rent your
can be done if those who have machines , • i ° . . /.
.... . .... ... . machines when you are not using them
will share them with their neighbors who yourBe lf, or if you will do custom work
otherwise would have to do without. for your neighbors, let your County Agent
Here are some specific machines which know. He will arrange for your cqiiip
will he most valuable in saving hand la- I,,ent to work for f our neighbors when
hor in the next several weeks: y ou ar . e not UBin B
# An idle machine is as wasteful as an
Side delivery rakes, used in place of idle farm hand. Keep yours working for
siukiug and stacking of peanuts by hand. Georgia.
This advertisement published by the Agricultural
Division of the Georgia Power Company, cooperating
with the Georgia Agricultural Extension Service
•*" FARMERS NEED YOUR HELP *»<
Agricultural Development and Loon Department
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY in Moron
Macon, Georgia
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a '’sl Payroll savings is
y, our greatest single
factor in protecting
I ourselves against in-
Hation.
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Rfe- 4 ® Curtail spending.
i*3 ' Fii t your savings
into war bonds every
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|GROWTH OF EMPLOYEES!
ON PUBLIC PAYROLL!
The growing number of public!
employees on Federal, State and;
local payrolls is an indication of
the reliance that the citizens
( place upon their various govern
i merits. The total now exceeds
(six million, a pretty big share of
j the population that is able to
'work. Incidentally, Georgia is
lono of nine states where the to
j tal of State and local employees
j is below the total of Federal em
ployees. There are sixty thous
and Federal workers in Georgia
against fifty eight thousand em
ployees of Stale and local units.
Of the State-local group, how
ever, about half are in the com
mon schools, either as teachers
or other employees.
Tederal totals, of course, in
clude the very large number of
skilled men employed in ord
nance plants, Navy shipyards'
and the like. By no means all of
them can be classed as ‘’bureau
crats.” In many states, Geor
gia being the exception, local
and State payrolls have been in
creased sharply as a result of
the war. While some Georgia
j communities have had to expand
! their services because of Army
camps or war industries, the
; overall increase in the State has
j been negligible. The disbanding
lof this vast civilian army is a
j task second only to disbanding
[the armed services in magnitude.
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U.S.WAR BONDS
FDR
I hope Americans |>
will figure out for
themselves addi
\ tional payroll sav- HHRI
WANTED!
We Will Pay Highest
CASH PRICE
For
USED CARS
McLendon Auto Co.
Phone 57 Perry, Ga.
HOME LOANS....
Easy to Carry-“ Packaged”
for Your Convenience
LOANS to buy, modernize or refinance a home are
now available here, “packaged” to make them easy
to carry. This new development is as modern as the
designs, devises and materials used in packing to
day’s commodities.
Our packaging is the combining of interest, reduction
of principal, into one convenient monthly payment,
like rent. No large bills are left to appear at embar
rassing times.
These “packaged” loans can be obtained by persons
with part of the necessary cost and an assured in
come, under reasonably simple conditions. They af
ford an unusual opportunity to buy, modernize or refi
nance at today’s low prices.
PERRY FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
Accounts by Mail Solicited. Write Us.
Perry, Georgia.
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BRING BACK
THE EMPTY BOTTLES
It’s a real Help when you brir)!i
back those empty bottles M
promptly. And here’s an idea— >«. M If
you can buy a War Stamp with J ‘‘ ' ,v ?
the deposit pennies you setback.
Our dealers are authorized to pay 2c each for all Pepsi-
Cola bottles delivered to their places of business in good
condition.
Franchized Bottlers: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Macon.
From where 1 sit .....
Joe Marsh
Sam Ahernethy always said: history. IVforc’n half of ’em drink
Curiosity may kill a cat r but beer—nothing stronger. And the
1m no cat. VV inch is Sam’s way government found that selling
of saying that when he’s curious 3.2 beer in Army camps is one
about something he goes out reason why our Army is so tern*
and gets the facts. perate.
Seems our government feels From where I sit, there isn’t
the same v ay. After hearing ru- much cause to worry about our
mors about our soldiers drink- men in the Army. Looks like
ing too much -government peo- they can take care o’ themselves
pie went after the facts. They —and take care o’ the Nazis and
got tlie evidence or. what our the Japs, too.
boys drink . . . and don’t drink.
The government found out (\) Cll/ *
our Army’s the best behaved in
v BREWING INDUSTRY FOUNDATION . GEORGIA COMMITTEE
IJDGE JOHN STEVENS WOOD. State Director. 552 HURT BLDG.. ATLANTA
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A Competent, Reliable, Registered Pharmacist
is in charge of
| Warner Robins Drug Store
Prescriptions - Drugs - Soda Fount
Complete Line of Sundries
Phone Warner Robins No. 7
