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HOUSTON DRUG COMPANY
Walgreen Agency Drug Store
Phone 52 Perry, Ga.
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Frnnehized Bottlers: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Macon
FURNITURE SALE
A New Furniture Store has opened in Perry,
with a Furniture Sale. This new business, Central
Georgia Furniture Co., is located in Western Auto
Bldg, on Carroll Street.
Sale Nov. 13-Dec. 1
Heavy discount on All Cash Sales during Sale Dates, Nov. 13-Dec. 1, not
withstanding the fact that Furniture is hard to get.
Living Room Suites Bedroom Suites
Limited number of velour suites 8 pc. with large 30” circle mirror,
Regular Price, $119.95 Regular price $84.95
Cash Sale Price, $94.95 Cash Sa,e Price ’ $ 64 - 95
Time Sale Price $79.95
Tables Given FREE OF CHARGE with the first
25 Suites Sold for Cash nice
Reduced I rice on END TABLES, VANITY BENCH
COFFEE TABLES, OCCASIONAL
TABLES, during this Sale. Wardrobes
Breakfast Sets
TABLE and 4 ('HAIRS, Finished, Special Sale Cash Price, $29.95
Reduced Price during Sale. Time Sale Price, $32.49
A Large Stock of Furniture consisting of Bedroom Suites and Ac
cessories, Living Room Suites, Dining Room Suites and Kitchen
Furniture has been secured. In fact, we have everything for the
Home. We sell for Cash and on Terms.
until Dec. 1, under our lay-a-way plan, you can make a deposit and
pay the balance before delivery, thereby getting the Cash price.
Remember, there is nothin,g more appropriate and permanent for a Christmas Gift
than FURNITURE.
H. W. MANER, Store Manager, will welcome you at all times.
Central Georgia Furniture Co.
H. W. MANER, Manager
PERRY, GEORGIA
RATIONING REMINDERS
Sugar
Nov. I—Stamp 29 in War Ra
tion Book 4 good for 5 lbs. of I
sugar and remains valid thru I
| Jan. 15, 1944.
Gasoline
I Nov. 9—No. 8 coupons in “A”
books become effective and must
I last through Feb. 8.
Fuel Oil
Jan. 3, 1944—Period 1 coupons
valid through this date.
Shoes
Stamp No. 18 valid for one pair
of shoes for indefinite period.
Stamp lon “airplane” sheet in
Book 3 valid for one pair Nov. I.
M eats and Fats
Dec. 4 —Brown Stamps G, H,
J, K expire.
Brown Stamp L valid Nov. 21
to Jan. 1
Processed Foods
The green stamps of the new
War Ration Book 4 will be used
to buy canned fruits and vege
tables beginning November 1.
The first series of green stamps
—A, B and C —will be valid from
November 1 through Dec’ 20.
The fourth war loan drive,
with a goal of $14,000,000,000,
will begin Jan. 18 and run until
Feb. 15, Secretary Morganthau
has announced.
The three previous drives rais
ed more than $50,000,000,000,and
each exceeded its goal.
The finest CHRISTMAS pres
ent you can give is one of
Wjh Uncle Sam’s WAR BONDS.
5# Keep on BACKING THE AT
TACK.
They 11 help yon SAVE ELECTRICITY
I and make your Appliances last longer
Conservation is the password of our 102 in your use of electricity that will outlast
Service Representatives- —assistance to you the urgent National Conservation Program,
in conserving Electric Appliances and Elec* Take your refrigerator, for example,
tricity in your home! When our Service Representative calls, he
For more than 14 years our Home Scrv- or she will point out how you can increase
ice Representatives —all experienced home its efficiency and thereby reduce its use of
economists—have called on our residential electricity by delroslmg it regularly—
customers to counsel them in more efficient whenever it has as much as a quarter-inch
and economical use of their electric appli- of ice on it. Other refrigerator suggestions:
ances and lighting. And since February care in storing foods, m keeping door
when it became apparent that Georgia fam- closed as much as possible, and in keeping
ilies must make their appliances last for condenser cleaned and the unit oiled,
the duration, our newer corps of Customer Thus, our Service Representatives go
Service Representatives has been at work. over all your electric servants with you to
It’s surprising how many suggestions our help you get them in tiptop shape and to
Service Representatives can make concern- use them most conveniently and economic
ing more efficient use of your electric appli- ally. If you want some free assistance in the
ances—suggestions which will effect savings care and use of your equipment,
just cull our nearest office. You’ll have help
11 as soon as possible!
SELL YOOR APPLIANCES •***+-•»*****
TO “HELPLESS” FAMILIES vtaSutd-m + lH***
HELP some “helpless” family anil yourself, too!
Sell your idle Electric Appliances to somebody
who needs them. You can invest the cash in War _ _
Bonds for postwar purchase of the new Electric Ap- jO 1 R
plianees you want. List your idle appliances with |
the Appliance Exchange Information Center at our
nearest store. The odds are that several “prospects” 831 BP| A Rj| ffj AS \9
are listed, and you will he put in touch with them. If' »» g" So R 5 jjvjfl] g |[
You should make a satisfactory sale right away!
AN ORDINANCE
An Ordinance requiring sewer connections in the City of Perry: providing the specifi
cations for such connections: providing the time in which such connections shall be made:
providit g for the obtaining of a permit before such connections are made; and providing for
punishment of violation of this Ordinance.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of Perry and it is hereby ordained
by the authority of same that;
Section 1. Where in any street or section of street there is now constructed a public sewer,
or where hereafter in any street or section of street there may be constructed any public sewer
for the purpose of carrying off the sewage, the owner or owners of property abutting on, adja
cent to, along the line of any or within 200 feet of any such sewer so constructed or to be con
structed shall, within 30 days after being notified by the City Clerk of the City of Perry connect
the house and buildings on such property with such public sewer in a proper manner.
Section 2. All pipes used for such connections shall be six inches in diameter made of con
crete or vitrified clay and all joints shall be cemented.
Section 3. That said sewerage connection shall be run on a proper grade to insure the
proper velocity of flow of said sewerage.
Section 4. Where the property owner has the installation made it shall be done by a
licensed plumber.
Section 5. All work done shall be under the supervision of a designated employee of the
City of Perry.
Section 6. Where the property owner has such installation made it shall be done only after
the property owner has applied for and received a permit and the fee for such permit shall be
$15.00.
Section 7. Any person refusing or neglecting to make such connections, or to comply with
the provisions of this Ordinance and said notice, shall be punished as provided in the Charter
of the City of Perry.
Section 8. Be it further ordained that all Ordinances and parts of Ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved this 11th day of November, 1943.
S. A. NUNN, H. D. PALMER,
Mayor City Clerk and Treasurer
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF PERRY:
Our sewerage system is practically completed and in the main part of town it is now ready
for use. The Mayor and Councilmen of the City of Perry have duly adopted the following
resolution:
“Whereas the City of Perry is now constructing a city wide sanitary sewerage system:
and whereas the Mayor and Councilmen realize that it is difficult under present war conditions
for the individual property owners to have their own connections made with said City sewerage
( system: and whereas the Mayor and Councilmen have succeeded in contracting with a reputa
ble contracting firm to install all connections under one contract at a uniform price:
“Now Therefore, be it resolved by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of Perry that the
City of Perry will act as agent for all property owners in the City of Perry to have connections
made for all business and residence properties, where the owner of same within ten (10) days
from this date requests the City of Perry in writing to have such connection or connections made:
“Resolved further that each property owner shall pay all costs for installation of such con
nections from the point of his present sewerage discharge outlet at his house or place of busi
ness across his property to the property line and from the property line to the middle of the
street, in which street the City sewer main is located, regardless of whether the sewer main is
located in the center of the street or on the side of the street.
“Resolved further that where such connection is to be made on a paved street and cutting
and replacing of such pavement is necessary, or the tunneling under such pavement is neces
sary, that the City of Retry will pay the costs of cutting and replacing the pavement or the
tunneling under such pavement; this obligation on the part of the City to expire ninety (90)
days after the passage of this resolution.
Resolved further that in making any connection for property owners under this resolution,
the City of Perry shall act solely as the agent of the property owner and shall not be responsible
for damage to plants, shrubs, lawns, nor for any damage occasioned in any way whatsoever by
the constiuction of said sewerage connection on the private property of the property owners.
The J. B McCrary Company Inc. r Contractors, will be ready to start the work of making
connections about Monday, Nov. 22nd. The price at which they will do this work is 80c per
foot, the contractor to furnish all labor, pipes and materials.
Al l p Tv? °n? e ? de ?Vr ing this work , t 0 ke done for them will immediately file an applica
tion with the City Clerk and Treasurer on the form enclosed herewith It is urgently necessary
that these written applications be on file with the City Clerk by Saturday Nov 20th. The con
tractor expects to take one street at a time and expects to make all connections on that street as
they get to the respective properties.
tor the property owner °" ly » they re « uest * in
If you want the City to have this work done for you, terms of payment may be arranged as
fo lows: one-fourth (1-4 cash upon completion of your connection; one-fourth *(1-4) in thirty
(30) days; one-fourth (1-4) m sixty (60) days; and one-fourth (1-4) in ninety (90) days. The
deferred payments to bear interest at 8% per annum. y y
It is hoped that all property owners who can will pav cash upon 'comnletion of his or h er
rB e Me°c" a\V^m W p'“i y ‘ ““T and C»undtae„ TflnSgTe contact with
We emphasize again promptness in signing your application and filing it wdth the Clerk is
essential if you want your connection made under the general City contract
* MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN
OF THE CITY OF PERRY
