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HOME JOURNAL. Perry. Ga.. June 20, 1946
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CALCIUM ARSENATE
Our Calcium Arsenate supply is
adequate to take care of your
needs. All grades of Fertilizer
still available.
GRAIN and CORN
We are in the market for Grain
and Corn in large or small lots.
Best prices being paid.
Davis Warehouse Co.
Phone 87 Perry, Ga.
FLYING’S the THING
LEARN to FLY
At Perry’s Airport
You can take private lessons
from a certified CAA Flight
Instructor at your own conven
ience or you can join one of
our Flying Clubs now being
organized in Perry.
It’s economical, it’s convenient.
For further details contact
C. J. FARMER at
PERRY AIRPORT
FORT VALLEY ROAD
Phone 246-J Perry, Ga.
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IT PAYS TO READ OUR
ADVERTISEMENTS
Scout Winners at Peanut Meeting i
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VIRGINIA BEACH. Va.— Secre- '
tary of Agriculture Clinton P. j
Anderson (right) congratulates
Nancy Knowles (left) of Brownie
troop No. 8, Suffolk, Va., and
Joanne Christian of Girl Scout
troop No. 3, Suffolk, as he presents
them with Victory Bonds for win
ning the Brownie and Girl Scout
“Snack Jar” designing competition
llMflL PERSONALS
Miss Evelyn K. Bramblett of
Miami, Fla., and Miss Gertrude
Holbrook of Gumming, Ga., are
visiting Mr. and Mrs, I. V.
Bramblett.
Miss Eva Borom has returned
borne from Dublin, where she is
a teacher in the public school
system.
Robert Borom of Charleston,
S. C., is visiting his aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Rob
erts this week.
Miss Naomi Mizell and her
mother, Mrs. Mizell, of Rhine
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Good
dn Tuesday.
George Thornton Lee of Daw-1
son visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Davis Tuesday of last week and j
was accompanied to Eatonton!
the next day by J. A, Davis, Jr., I
who attended the wedding of Mr.
Lee aud Miss Eunice Stubbs of
Eatonton. Mr. and Mrs. Lee had
supper with the Davises at their
home at Houston Lake Sunday
night en route to Dawson.
Cured Hickory
A cord of well-cured hickory or
other hardwood is almost equal in
heating value to a ton of coal.
I
Why Walter McDonald
ShouM Be Retired
Fron*Jtate Office *
The public lias shown much con
sideration for Mr. McDonald during
the 23 years he has been in office
—all 100 long.
During this time he has drawn
approximately $100,000.00.
It Is known throughout the state
that Mr. McDonald dominates the
Public Service Commission. Obvi
ously, one-man control of a Depart
ment leads to dictatorship.
Tom Durant, Candidate for
Public Service Commission ,
He, therefore. Is responsible tor
the "conference method" of rate ad
lustmcnts behind his closed door.
The people are entitled to be heard j
on rate matters aud to Know what !
Is going on. The lour years 1 spent
In the armed forces iu the recent
war were for a better purpose than
conferences behind closed doors to
reach agreements on rate adjust- j
ments.
His agreement with an official of 1
the Georgia Power and Light Com
pany to send the Commission’s
engineers to make a sirvey and
examine the books of certain Rural
Electrification Co-ops for the obvi
ous reason of defeating their plan
to expand electric service In the
rural sections of Georgia is bitterly
resented by people la need of elec
tric service.
Some years ago Mr. McDonald re
quired all the railroads and all
buses operating In Georgia to fur*
ntsb him with annual passes, which
he used until he was exposed. Am
ple funds were provided by the
Legislature for all legitimate travel
log expenses. * _ t _. ...
I sponsored by the National Pea-
I nut Council. Looking on is Walter
1 A. Richards of Columbus, Ga., re
tiring president of the National
Peanut Council. James E. Wood,
of Edenton, N. C., is new presi
dent. Delegates from 23 states at
tendee." annual meeting of the
council to discuss research and
promotion for peanuts, fifth most
important field crop in the Soutln
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Sherry and Pierce Staples,
children of Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
Staples, celebrated their birth
days with a “fair” at the Staples
home Sunday afternoon.
Sherry marked her sixth birth
day and Pierce his fourth.
Sixty guests were invited. Ice
cream and cake were served and
balloon men were given as fa
vors.
SAFE
DEPENDABLE
TAX! SERVICE
U-NEED-A CAB CO.
PHONE 215
Owned and Operated by
HOWARD PEYTON
CARMICHAEL
Georgia’s Next Governor
WSB
And a State-wide
Hookup
SATURDAY
June 22,12:30 P.M.
For Good Government
For Honest Government
Vote for
JIMMIE CARMICHAEL
• Re-elect JUDGE
HUGH I'IacINTYRE
who has served 2 terms as
JUDGE COURT
of APPEALS
His judicial experience in re
viewing the decisions of
other courts is of great value
as a judge in a court where
the liberty and property
rights of citizens are in
volved. »
VOTE FOR
JUDGE MacINTYRE
July 17
Sunday Softball
Is Rained Out
A heavy rain Sunday spoiled
, the opening of the second half of j
the Perry Softball League sea-;
j son before the Cooper-Ivey game j
E. &. S. STORE
SPECIALS
SAT. ONLY
Men’s & Boy’s WORK SHIRTg 98c ea.
Men’s & Boys PANTS $1.98 ea.
Large white BATH TOWELS 69 c ea.
DISH TOWELS 39 c ea ’
DISH CLOTHS 2 for 5 C
Water Sets, 6 large glasses & pitcher ._9Bc ea.
CUP & SAUCER, both isc
The balance of the Dresses vve have
left in stock have been reduced to
COST PRICE
We have also received a limited supply of
GUN SHELLS. 1 box to a customer.
COME EARLY IN ORDER THAT YOU MAY GET
FULL BENEFIT OF ALL OUR
SPECIALS
Mlk’Siow/t
IS? SVERY SUNDAY NIGHT gv
COLUMBIA NETWORK
Suds
v , ___ 1 for 25c
2 for 15c
mSdL- jsst ziL.
[OCTAGON mT^
FREE
ONE CAN OF OCTAGON
CLEANSER TO THE FIRST
500 CUSTOMERS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
BRAMBLETT’S
GROCERY
Phone 20 Perry, Ga.
reached the third inning.
Games Sunday, J Une 23
2 p. m. Ivey-Thompson.
3 p. m. Cooper-Ogletree.
4 p. m. Pierce-Bledsoe.
