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RjGIITNOW, 125 million innocent men, women, and chil
dren in war-torn European countries alone, are in piti
fully desperate need of clothing. If every American
family will make this week "CLEAN-OUT-YOUR-CLOTHES
CLOSET WEEK,” enough spare clothing, shoes, and bed
clothes will he obtained to go far toward relieving the
suffering of these people. Will you help? Then call your
local UNGG Committee for full information.
UNITED NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLECTION
for Overseas War Relief • Henry J. Maiser, National Chairman
APRIL 1 to 30
Thi» advertisement prepared by the War Advertising Council for United
National Clothing Collection, and sponsored by
HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL
Brin" Usable Clothing including Shoes for
Men, Women, or Children to vacant store
next door to Johnson’s Store in Perry which
will he open April 16-30 except Sundays
from 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
ONLY THE BEST IN
Diamonds, Watches, China, Silverware, Glassware
and a complete line of Jewelry
See our complete lire of Wedding Invitations,
Announcements and Visiting Cards
Watch, Clock and Je velry Repairing a Specialty
KERNAGHAN, Inc.
Cherry St. JEWELERS Macon, Ga.
It's a Fact!
This year there are to be only two War If you’re wise—and anxious to help your
Loans. country finish this thing right—youTl start
But -in these two loans we must lend savin g now for the first of 1945 ’ s two bi S
Uncle Sam just about us much money as ar Loans.
we did last year in three. This way you can set aside enough to fill
That won't be easy. y° ur quota for the 7th War Loan-which
. ..... . . . ~ starts next month - almost before it gets
But it 11 be a lot easier if you 11 do the ,
... .. , .... . . . underway,
same thing that 27 million Americans in
the Payroll Savings Plan are doing. It means sacrifice.
Right now they re stepping up their But it also means you're supporting to
allotments — saving extra money so that the best of your ability the men who are
they can spread their War Bond buying sacrificing things like arms and legs and
over more pay checks. lives.
START SAVING NOW ?0?. THE MIGHTY 7 ,b
u«wrmn
PERRY LOAN & SAVINGS BANK
Phone 44 Perry, Ga.
OPA INFORMATION
Processed Foods
Blue C-2 thru G-2 valid thru'
April 28.
Blue H-2 thru M-2 valid thru
June 2.
Blue N-2 thru S-2 valid thru
June 30.
Blue T-2 thru X-2 valid thru
July 31
Meats and Fats
Red T-5 thru X-5 expire
April 28.
Red Y-5, Z. 5, A-2 thru D 2
expire June 2.
Red E-2 thru J-2 expire
June 30.
Red K-2 thru P-2 valid thru
July 31.
Sugar
Sugar Stamp No. 35 now valid
for five pounds thru June 2. Su
gar Stamp No. 36 becomes valid
jM ay 1.
> Shoes
I Stamps 1,2, &3 on “airplane”
I sheet in Book 3 now valid for one
: pair each.
Gasoline
A-15 coupons valid from March i
22, 1945 thru June 21, 1945.
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 1,2, 3,4, 5 coupons
valid at 10 gallons each.
INCREASE FOODS
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the home for small amounts, (d)
trade and exchange surplus vege
tables, (e) when culling unpro
ductive hens, can the surplus
along with the roosters, (f)
where freezer lockers are avail
able, freeze all surplus meats,
eggs and vegetables, (g) dry
surplus peas, beans, and fruits,
and (h) secure jars and cans
| early in the season.
PRESCVTERIAN NOTICE
Sunday School —10:15 a. m.
Church Service —11:30 a. rn.
Supply Pastor —
C. W. Frerking.
Assistant Supply
Owen Gumm.
FEEDING THE LUTING FLOCK !
By Annie C. Newton, H. D. A. I
Under most Georgia conditions
it is advisable to select a mash,
| that is built to feed with scratch j
feeds, in order that we may take!
ladvantage of the scratch feeds!
produced locally or on the indi-,
vidual farms; however, there are
mashes built that are all-mashes
| that do not require scratch feeds.
These feeds are generally a little
more expensive. Some mashes
are built so complete until noth
ing is required in addition, not
even oyster shell or grit or green
feeds. These mashes generally
produce a very fancy egg, both
in flavor and in texture, but un
less there is a demand for a fan
cy egg. this system generally
does not pay except where the
flock owner is a small poultry
man and wishes to conserve
time: however, this system of
feeding still demands that birds
during the winter months be
forced to eat more than they nor
mally would by just keeping dry
mash before them. This can be
done by feeding pellets made
from the same feed at noon and
lat night, or dampening the
I mash so as to cause more con
sumption. If the usual proce
dure is followed and mash and
grain is fed, it is advisable to
keep the laying mash before the
hens at all times in quantities
that will allow them to clean up
the feed at least every two days.
Scratch feeds should be fed
late in the afternoon. It is ad
visable to provide enough feed
space to allow all hens to be at
the trough at the same time in
order that scratch feeds may be
fed on top of the mash. In feed
ing scratch feeds in this manner,
the hens are not encouraged to
take any more exercise than is
possible and, too, are not en
couraged to pick it up from the
ground which will encourage
picking up round worm eggs and
other disease conditions, which
are apt to be harmful to hens.
Enough scratch should be fed
to allow some to be left over for
the morning.
Even with the above mention
ed procedure of feeding laying
hens, they still can not consume
enough feed from fall until
spring to force maximum produc
tion. They will consume from
7 Yi to 8 pounds of feed per bird
each 30 days; not allowing any
thing for feed waste.
In order to encourage more
feed consumption there are other
things that can be done, such as
turning lights on the birds so as
to allow at least a 14 hour day.
All night lighting is very suc
cessful. The feed troughs and
water founts should be in plain
view and conveniently located to
each other. At midday, pellets
made from the laying mash can
be fed to encourage more feed
consumption.
If the company, who builds
the laying mash, does not build a
pellet feed, this can be accom
plished by dampening as much
laying mash as the birds will
consume in approximately 1U
minutes. If too much mash is
wet, the feed will grow stale
and ruin the hens.
ImliEfii LICENSE
Director C. A, Williams, De
partment of Public Safety, At
lanta, announces that drivers
may begin to renew their driver’s
licenses from this week on.
1945.
The forms on which to apply
for 1946 driver’s license may be
obtained from any State Patrol
Station, Sheriff’s Office, City Po
lice Department, garages, filling
stations, and other places con
venient to the general public.
All applicants for renewal of
driver’s license are requested to
be sure the form is completely
filled out, that the renewal stub
from the old license is attached
and the correct fee enclosed. Do
not send personal check, curren
cy may be sent, but at the risk
of the sender. Persons who have
never held a Georgia driver’s li
cense or have failed to renew
their license as recent as June
30, 1943 must apply at a Patrol
or Examiners’ station and stand
a test before their license can be
issued.
Persons in the Military Service
holding a valid 1945, or later,
Georgia license will not be re
quired to renew for the duration
of the war. If holder is dis
charged prior to the end of the
war, license expires ninety days
after such discharge.
Due to the shortage of ade
quate help all persons are re
quested to make early applica
tion to enable the Department to
process and mail the licenses
without delay. Mail all applica
tions to Department of Public
Safety, F. O. Box 1741, Atlanta,
Georgia.
Opportunities for Every
Room in your Home
You can find what you want and need for your home at
a most reasonable price at our store,
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LIVING ROOM SUITES
3 piece, metal spring construction. Dam
ask covering in beautiful shades. Small,
Medium, and Large Size to fit small or
| large living rooms.
Bed-room Suites, Dining Room Suites, Break
fast Ro o m Suites, Kitchen Furnishings,
Chairs, Tables, Pictures - - - . Everything
you need to furnish your home attractively
and economically.
Glass Oil Containers and Stove Ovens
for Oil Stoves.
Central Ga. Furniture Co.
FRANK SWAFFORD, Manager
Phone 424 Perry, Ga.
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FRESHEN UP YOUR HOME THIS SPRING WITH
WALL PAPER AND PAINT
We have the newest thing in Wall Paper
TRIMZ READY PASTED WALL PAPER
i Anyone can hang it. No experience necessary. No Past
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Variety of color harmonies in original designs suitable
for all rooms. Special designs for Breakfast Rooms
and Kitchens.
CEDARWOOD PAPER for lining Closets,
Drawers, Chifferobes, Trunks, etc., to keep
out the Moths.
i Kemtone, Boatwright, and DuPont Paints.
Andrew Hardware Co.
Agents INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.
PHONE 200 PERRY, GA.
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; wisest Accuracy ~
; Means So Mud.
In compounding a prescription, accurccy is
; of prime importance. Our Prescription De
partment has the most modern equipment
to weigh or measure each ingredient. Here,
your Pharmacist is honor-bound to follow
\ your doctors orders exactly . . . You can
, depend on us for accuracy!
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Js dependable Prescription Serriee
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. Phone 52 Perry, Ga.
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Prescriptions Are Our Specialty
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