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UNION MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 136 Perry, Ga.
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MIGHTY
OUR flag flies once again over The Seventh War Loan is the S “ TH2 \
Corregidor. The cost was biggest in America's history be- foIIGHTY
great in blood and pain, but our cause seven billion dollars must
fighting men did not turn back, be raised from individuals alone. f » '
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men - more and more - died to and b,^ er War Bonds - 'W I
take the long step forward to . * s rea Hy two great loans V • i
Victory. TV-cnty thousand others ’ n ° n f : forth “ X '\ me last *° u dJ L Q
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suffered wounds. Yes, were on subscribe in War L P oans . As our a
the way to Tokyo! fighting men raise Old Glory all fm&fiJM
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DAVIS WAREHOUSE
Phone 87 Perry, Ga.
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IN A HURRY
I The captain of the local fire com-
Ipany entered Joe’s place and or-
I dercd half a pint of beer. The bar
j tender looked at him in astomsh
j ment, for he had never known him
i j to order less than a pint.
Doubting whether he had heard
I right, ho said, “Did you say half a
I pint, Captain?”
“Why, yes,” replied the fireman,
j “I know it’s unusual, but I haven’t
time for a pint. I’m on my way to a
fire."
NO BUMS TODAY
Native—Do you find this a good
river for fish?
Fisherman—lt must be. I can’t
persuade any to come out!
In Between
Harry—Have you any poor rela
tions?
Jerry—Not one that I know.
Harry—Have you any rich rela
tions?
Jerry—Not one that knows me!
Same Opinion
Jane—l think that Smithers boy is
just a bad egg.
Joan—No, he's too fresh for that!
You Said It!
Harry Oh-h-h, I’m going to
sneeze.
Jerry—At who?
Harry—Atchoo!
Catnip!
Mrs. Browm—That suit on Mabel
is certainly a swell fit.
Mrs. Blue—l’ll say. It’s a con
vulsion!
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Willing, But—
Jones—lf you’re broke all the
! time, why don’t you do what I did—
marry a rich girl?
Smith—l’d like to, but my wife
might object!
ROUGH TEST
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Lady—l’m trying to find a face
i powder that can’t be kissed off.
Druggist—Won’t you put me in
j charge of your testing grounds?
Buy War Bonds
Joe—Have you been to the races
' lately?
{ Bill—No.
Joe—Then I guess you’ve got it.
J How about lending me five bucks?
Delicate Thermometer!
I Mother—Hpw do you tell whether
you have the water in the baby’s
bath at the right temperature?
Nursemaid—Oh, it’s easy. If it’s
100 hot, the baby turns red. And if
it’s too cold, he turns blue.
In Bad Shape
Mac—l’ve got a hunch.
Jack—Oh, I thought you were just
round shouldered.
Out for the Count
Promoter—l don’t like your fight
er. He’s lazy.
Manager—What do you mean?
Promoter—He never gets up be
fore the stroke of ten!
Sitdown Strike
Nit—Riding a horse gives me a
headache.
Wit—With me it’s quite the re
-1 verse!
Same Difference
Mrs. Jones—l never throw away
old clothes. That would make me
feel wasteful.
Mrs. Smith—Then what do you do
with them?
Mrs. Jones—l give them away and
feel charitable!
Stay Away!
Harry—Why didn’t you introduce
me to your girl?
Jerry—Didn’t you know there’s a
war on? I’ve got to be careful of
aay sugar!
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FINISH YOUR FLOORS £ v .
WOODWORK-UROL WM'Ti "** } *
PLASTIC COATING jjL^^lM
Brings old faded linoleum back ml 1 ' XA,, “ «*"-<« ||||
to life. Makes old wood floors jm | jfS
look like new. . . Easy to clean. J7._ t; '" j J jgjj
Requires no waxing. Alcohol
proof and non-skid. Tough and e&\
durable. Does not chip or crack. f /&$ \
Makes your floors and furniture f £ M J
look like new. V 1 .3
TOUGH « DURABLE • SMOOTH
Houston Hardware Co.
Perry, Georgia
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TIRES
Mors people ride on Goodyear tires than on any
other kind, and have for 30-consecutive years. There's
a reason for this preference . . . BONUS MILEAGE ...
extra service and safety at no extra cost, the same
plus performance offered by every Wt
great new Goodyear. So, when you || 1% it.iff
get a certificate, get a Goodyear. JL
You'll be miles ahead.
GOODYEAR go ®d>¥eab
AIRWHEELS \ TUBES
Heavier tread, heavier j||| Reinforced for
beads . . . more plies ||l|| | extra service
than most passenger i< || and safety,
tires, built for extra ser- Tl| | No certificate
vice on pick-ups or light ; t|: [j f UMijiv fWSt needed .• .
delivery trucks . . . your save tires and
long, low- pftpc plof
cost mileage. 6.00,,. *$ W JSu
McLendon auto co.
Phone 57 Perry, Ga.
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