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WINTER GRASS SEED
FOR LAWNS AND PASTURES.
Lupine, Winter Peas, Barley, Wheat, Oats
and Vetch and Innoculation for all.
20 per cent Super Phosphate, Fertilizer
of all kinds, l ime and Fertilizer SOWERS.
Several Feed Mills just arrived.
All size GAS ENGINES and a few RUBBER
TIRED WAGONS.
Bring us your PEANUTS, we are giving
BEST PRICES and GRADES.
Geo, C. Nunn & Son
Phone 31 Perry, Ga.
Syrup Cans - Lard Cans
Large Assortment of
TOYS and DOLLS
Houston Hardware Co.
“If It’s Hardware, We Have It’’
Phone 267 Perry, Ga.
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GULF
Super Service Station
HENRY MATTHEWS
Washing and Greasing
TIRES - TUBES - GAS - OIL
Phone 212 Perry, Ga.
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SAVINGS INSURED
Up to $5,000
Legal for Trust Funds
Dividends 2 1-2 percent
Accounts by Mail Solicited
loan association
PERRY, GEORGIA
S. A. NUNN, President F. M. HOUSER, Secty.-Treas.
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We Appreciate Your Patronage
SALES EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT 1:30 P. M.
Cordele Livestock Commission Co.
Cordele, Georgia
Linder Will Seek
Cash for Markets
Commissioner of Agriculture Tom
Linder has decided to ask the 1947
Legislature for $4,000,000 in four
years to build farmers’ markets to
set! Georgia products
Commissioner Linder based his
plans on proposals to build a $2,-
000.000 transfer market at Augusta,
similar to the Atlanta farmers’
market, and a million dollar ex
pansion of the Atlanta market.
Equipping all state markets with
cold storage facilities and communi
cation systems would requir e the
fourth million.
“If we could spend one million
dollars per ycUr for the next four
years on Georgia markets, then we
could begin constructing a $2,500,-
000 market for Georgia farm prod
ucts i n Washington, D. C.,’ - Linder
said.
Throw Away Scrap,
Builders Advised
Are you building or doing any
construction work? If so, th e State
Department of Forestry cautions you
not to place freshly cut lumber or
wood scrap near your trees. This
practise often results in an attack
on living trees by beetles which are
attracted by the scent of the sawn
wood, , ,
If cf no value. sci*ap lumber
should b e buried or burned and
lumber that you think you cbm use
should be prcperly stored away,
according to H. Da'e Story, assist
ant director of th e Forestry Depart
] ment,
Beetle infestations are indicated
when brown “sick’’ areas appear
here and there among the green
leaves or pine needles. Once a tree
is infested it is a menace to others.
It should b e cut down and destroy
ed. Story advises.
The National goal calls for rais
ing 58 million pigs in 1947.
A meeting of Southern Agricul
-1 tural Workers will be held in Bi
loxi, Miss., January 15-17.
Georgia’s small grain crops look
good in many sections of the State,
according to farm leaders.
Less than 20 percent of the peo
ple in the United States work on
farms.
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FOR HER! and HIM!.
Perfume* Pipes
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Bath Set* Pipe Racks
Dresser Wallets
Set* Shaving Sets
Stationery Leather
Cosmetic* Travel Sets
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KICKLIGHTER
DRUG COMPANY
Phone 2 Perry, Ga.
STILL IS RAIDED
IN THIS COUNTY
One of .the largestillicit liquor
stills nabbed in this section in
many months was destroyed by
federal and state enforcement offi
cers and two men were arrested j
in connection with the operation
of the still. ,
Located seven miles southeast
of Perry in Houston county, the
still consisted of an upright boiler
an extensive circulation system
and a gasoline pump. A supply
of-coke, used as fuel, was found
by the raiding group.
Also on hand were 4,000 gallons
of mash, 45 gallons of manufac
tured liquor and a ton-and-a-half
truck, which was confiscated,
filled with syrup and gallons cans,
such as those used in the traffic
of illicit spirits.
THE RAIDING party was made
up >of H. J. Jackson and W. L. j
Hendry, investigators for the al
cohol tax unit of the internal
revenue department, and State
Revenue Agents Cecil Dorough
and Frank P. Moore.
While one man at the scene
was reported to have escaped,
two other were apprehended by
the agents. They were listed as
Hubert M. Tucker and John Henry
Jones and later in the day were
arrainged before Mrs. M.G. Mar
tin, United States Commissioner,
on charges of violating internal
revenue laws governing liquor.
They were ordered committed to
jail under $l,OOO bail, each.
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Addresses Asked
Of Air Veterans
“Operation Roger” —the search
not for one man, but for two and
a half million, is slated to begin
Novemember 23, Colonel R. V. Ig
nico, commanding officer of the
Warner Robins Air Materiel Area,
announced this week.
The two and a half million men
sought are air force veterans and
the object of the search is to ob
tain correct names and addresses
of as many as possible. During the
period of post-war adjustment
many veterans changed their ad
dresses several times with the re
sult that Army Air Force files are
not up to date, Colonel Ignico ad
ed, and in order to maintain an
accurate listing of men trained in
Air Force duties these files must
be made current.
In order to accomplish this tre
mendous undertaking the War de
partment is mailing post cards
with appropriate blank spaces to
all Post Offices and Substations in
the United States.
The Hope Diamond
The fabulous blue diamond, weigh
ing 112V4 carats uncut and about 6814
carats after cutting, was stolen in
1642 from the breastplate of an idol
in a temple near Lhasa, Tibet, by a
French adventurer, according to
one version of its history while oth
ers claim it came from a mine in
southwest India. The French jewel
er, Baptiste Tavernier, sold it to
Louis XIV in 1669 and it remained a
possession of the French crown until
the robbery of the crown jewels in
1792. At one point it turned up in
the shop of William Fals, an Amster
dam gem cutter, but his son stole it
and no trace of it was found until a
London dealer, David Eliason, sold
it in 1830 to an English banker,
Henry Thomas Hope, for $90,000.
Meantime the point of the original
heart shape had been cut off to dis
guise the famous stone so that it
weighed 4414 carats by this time. In
1861 Hope’s daughter Henrietta mar
ried the sixth Duke of Newcastle.
Her son, Lord Francis Hope, inher
ited the diamond and it was worn by
his wife, May Yohe, American mu
sical comedy queen, whom he mar
ried in 1894. About 1908 Habib Bey
Acquired the jewel for nearly $400,-
000 and in 1909 it was auctioned in
Paris and purchased by a dealer
named Rosenau for about $BO,OOO.
The firm of Cartier sold it in 1911 to
Edward B. McLean for nearly $400,-
000 as a gift for his wife, Evelyn
Walsh McLean, the present owner.
Warp and Weft Defined
Warp threads are those which run
lengthwise of the fabric. Weft
threads run transversely.
HOME JOURNAL Perry, Ga., Dec. 5. 1946 I
COMPLETE LINE I
of Groceries, Hardware, Feedstuff,?
and Farm Supplies at all times.
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS
J. W. Bloodworth
Phone 94 Perry, Ga
BELLFLOWERS
MACHINE SHOP and GARAGE
TRUCK BODIES BUILT
Wrecker Service
Complete Line of Hardware
and Auto Parts
Phone 42 Perry, Ga.
TAX NOTICE
The Houston County Tax Books are now open
for 1946 collections. Pay your Tax before
December 20th and save the penalty, interest
and cost.
M. E. AKIN, Tax Collector
Houston County.
THE TIME HAS COME
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Seed Wheat and Lupine
Innoculation
We are still taking CORN as rapidly
as possible
Davis Warehouse Co.
Phone 87 Perry, Ga.
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CEDAR CHESTS
Lane Chests in mahogany and walnut
and Red Chests.
BREAKFAST SUITES
Lovely modern chrome finish set.
New shipment of
SOFA BEDS
Central Georgia Furniture Co.
C. M. DRIGGERS, Mgr.
Phone 242 Perry, Ga.
