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Pecan Season Opens
SAME JONES
SAME LOCATION
NO NEED SAYING MORE
COME ON IN
W. C. JONES
PERRY. GEORGIA
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Prescriptions Are Our Specialty
Phone£2 Perry, Ga.
Franchisee! Bottlers: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Macon.
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Crery lime I pick up a prcscriplon, I say to myself “Thi» it
nrusnl buth:ctt—a life may be in the balance!” Compounding
prescriptions with the Utmost rare is the most iin{x>rtant thing I
have lo do—important to me —to the Doctor —to the patient.
j, That is why I pledge lo give every prescription
ob* n»y undivided attention.
) olir Registered Pharmacist
HOUSTON DRUG COMPANY
Phone 52 Perry, Ga.
Q; How does the Foundation benefit my community?
A.: It helps to maintain wholesome conditions. Founda
tion field men regularly visit places where beer and
ale are sold. In the few cases vfhere undesirable
conditions are found prompt steps are taken for
correction.
Q: What action cam the Foundation take?
A; First, suggestions for improvement are made to the
dealer himself. In a great majority of cases these
suggestions are accepted fully. In rare cases of non
cooperation reports are made to authorities who
have the power to revoke licenses.
Q; Does the Foundation work in my community?
A; It works in all sections of Georgia where malt bev
erages are sold. You can aid by reporf'ng to us any
outlets that need correction.
INFANT CHRISTENED
Little Sandra Elizabeth Har
vey, eleven months old daughter
of Flight Lieutenant and Mrs. E.
R. Harvey, was christened
Thursday afternoon at the home
of her paternal grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lewis of
Eko. The ceremony was con
ducted by the Reverend Gordon
King.
The baby was dressed in a j
white batiste dress which was
embroidered and smocked in del- 1
icate pink with a hair ribbon to
match. A christening veil of
real lace and net was used. The
j veil was sent from England by
the baby’s grandmother, Mrs. D.
• vl Harvey, and was used for
1 Sandra’s daddy’s christening
twenty-three years ago.
Flight Lieutenant Harvey, of
the R, A. F., was sent back to
England nineteen months ago.
Mrs. Harvey is the former Miss
Mary Lewis of Elko.
After the ceremony, refresh
ments were served to the friends
and relatives attending the
Baptism.
| RATIONING INFORMATION
Gasoline
Three A-13 coupons in the new
books became valid for four gal
lons each Nov. 9. Registration
for new book now in progress.
Rationing rules now require
that every car owner write his
license number and state in ad
vance on all gasoline coupons in
his possession.
Fuel Oil
Period 1 for this season now
valid.
Canning Sugar
Sugar Stamp No, 4U good for
five pounds of canning sugar un
til February 28, 1945.
Meats and Fats
Red A8 thru P 5 (Book 4) val
id at 10 points each, for use with
tokens, both good indefinitely.
Processed Foods
Blue A8 through W 5 (Book 4)
vafid indefinitely at 10 points
ea6h.
Sugar
Sugar Stamps N 05.30,31,32, 33,
& 34 in Book 4 good for five
pounds each indefinitely.
Shoes
Stamps 1,2, &3 on “airplane”
sheet in Book 3 valid for one pair
each indefinitely.
Millions In Mortgages
Lending institutions operating un
der the FHA insured mortgage pro- 1
gram originated during 1940 a total
of $880,405,000 in small home mort
gages accepted for FHA insurance,
Federal Housing Administrator Ab
ner H. Ferguson announced recently.
“BEFORE I TRIED POW-O-LIN
I COULDN’T GET MY NEEDED
SLEEP OR REST,” HE SAYS
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‘‘This Purely Herbal Medicine:
Gave Me Happy Relief From
My Sluggish, Achy, Let-Down
Feeling,Declares Mr. How
ard, Well-Known Austell Dairy
and Poultry Ranch Owner.
The voluntary praise of happy
men and women throughout Geor
gia who tell of gratifying relief
through Pow-o-lin is ample evi
dence of the real worth of this
splendid medicine. For instance,
Mr. E. L. Howard, widely known
owner of a prosperous dairy and
poultry farm, Route 1, Austell,
Ga., declares:
“Everything 1 ate hurt me so
I had reached the point where I j
ate so little I felt undernourished, I
weak and let down. Gas and
bloating would swell me until
sometimes I felt 1 couldn’t get
my breath. I hurt all over, every
muscle in my body seemed to i
ache from the clogging of my in-1
testines due to stubborn consti-1
pation. I was forced to take
strong, upsetting laxatives that)
sickened me. My nerves felt so
jumpy I couldn’t get needed
sleep or rest and morning found i
me feeling so wretched 1 could
hardly drag myself out of bed. 1
I have lost all count of the money
1 have spent for medicines that
did me no good.
“I read of Pow-o-lin and got it.
To the end of my days 1 will be
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and a complete line of Jewelry
See our complete line of Wedding Invitations,
Announcements and Visiting Cards
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing a Specialty
KERNAGHAN, Inc.
Cherry St. JEWELERS Macon, Ga. 1
JONES-CATER MARRIAGE
Mrs. W. H. Jones Jr. of Haw- 1
kinsville announces the marriage
of her daughter, Sarah Ruth
Jones, to Emmett Wiliis Cater of
Perry and Fort Jackson, S. C.,
the marriage having been solemn
zed Friday, Nov. 3, at Jeffer
i sonville.
The bride is the daughter of
i Mrs. VV. H. Jones Jr., and the
late Mr. Jones. Her maternal
(grandparents are Mrs. Hardie
I Brown Anderson of Hawkinsville
and the late Mr, Anderson. Her
paternal grandparents are Mrs.
VV. H. Jones Sr. of Cochran and!
the late Mr. Jones. Her sister
is Miss Betty Lane Jones of Haw
kinsville.
Mr. Cater is the son of Mrs.
Louise Willis Cater of Macon and
the late Dr. Robert Cater. He is
the grandson of Mrs. Stella Dun
can Cater and the late Dr. R. L.
Cater of Perry. His sister is
Mrs, Harrold Beatty of Macon.
The bride will remain at her
home in Hawkinsville while he
is in the service.
JOHNSON-HAMMOCK
Mr. and Mrs, -F. E. Johnson,of
Forsyth, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Lucile, to Kel
ly A. Hammock, of Perry, the
marriage having taken place at
the home of the Rev. J. A. Ivey,
of Perry, on Nov. 4. Mr. Ham-
Imock is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
F. L. Hammock, of Kathleen.
COMMUNITY CONTEST
More than 7,000 Georgians en
tered the $5,200 letter-writing
contest on “Five Ways to Make
My Community Better,” it was
announced to-day by the Georgia
Power Company. The final count,
just completed, showed that 7,-
121 entries were received from
138 Georgia counties.
Since the close of the contest
on October 31, the work of classi
fying the enties by counties has
been proceeding as rapidly as
the large number of entries per
mitted. The letters from each
county will be sent immediately
to the respective county judges
whose names have bee n an
nounced.
Of the 7,121 entries, 1,429 were
received from adults and 5,692
from boys and girls under 18.
Diabetics Get Special Ice Cream
A new ice cream for diabetics has
been produced at the University of
Illinois, containing about 40 per cent
as much sugar as the standard prod
uct. Scientists at the institute sub
-1 stituted a mixture principally of
milk proteins for the glycerine used
previously in efforts to freeze a low
sugar ice cream. One out of each
260 persons in the United States is
diabetic, the scientists say.
MR. E. L. HOWARD
grateful for such splendid medi
cine. lam relieved of the indi
gestion, gassy bloating and short
nes of breath. The tired, achy,
sluggish feeling is relieved and I
don’t have to take harsh laxa
atives for constipation. Food
seems to give me added strength
and energy, Pow-o-lin is the
best medicine I ever saw. Every
one should know about Pow-o-lin
I and the splendid relief it
brings.”
Pow-o-lin is a purely herbal
preparation for the relief of dis
tress as plagued Mr. Howard
when due to constipation, Pow-o
lin may be obtained at Houston
Drug Co. Caution: Use only as
directed.
FURNITURE
rL .r r , PICTURES
Lhirrerobes
MIRRORS
With Mirrors
BABY BEDS
Wardrobes wool rugs
With Mirror or Ironing Board Covers
Plain Mothproof Metal Box Springs
Wardrobes BABY CARRIAGES
BED ROOM SUITES
DINING ROOM SUITES
Breakfast Room Suites Living Room Suites
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS PLATFORM ROCKERS
COFFEE TABLES TABLE LAMPS
CEDAR CHESTS USED PIANOS
BABY CHAIRS WHAT NOTS
SPOOL BEDS END TABLES
FELT RUGS LINOLEUM
Come in and see our many values in the
FURNITURE LINE.
Central Ga. Furniture Cs.
WILLIAM T. HILL, JR, Manager
Phone 242 Perry, Ga.
It’s Smart To Have Your
SHOES REPAIRED
Saves Money - Saves Appearance - Gives More Comfort
WE FEATURE THE NEW
INVISIBLE HALF SOLES
“You Can’t Tell They’re Re-Soled”
NEW HEELS
Rubber, Leather, Composition
LACES. POLISHES, ACCESSORIES
All At Popular Prices
We Recommend Rubber Heels and Soles
DIXON’S SHOE SHOP
Owned and Operated by A. L. PARKS
PERRY, GEORGIA
HARDWARE
FOR FARM AND HOME
GROCERIES
BOTH STAPLE AND FANCY
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Gold Leaf Flour
J. W. Bloodworth
Phone 94 Perry, Ga.
STOVES
JUST RECEIVED LARGE SHIPMENT OF ALL
TYPES OF STOVES.
“Warm Morning” Heaters,“Cannon” Coal
burning Heaters, Laundry Stoves, Cook in
Stoves and Ranges, and Oil-burning Heat
ers for the bathroom.
We have Stove Pipes, Dampers, and Boards;
Shovels, Pokers, Tongs, Pipe Dampers,
Grate Baskets, and Club House Grates.
Andrew Hardware Co.
PHONE 200 PERRY, GA.
TAXPAYERS’ NOTICE
The 1944 State and County Tax Books
are open and ready for collection. Your
promptness in paying your Tax will be
highly appreciated.
M. E. AKIN
i TAX COLLECTOR HOUSTON COUNTY
