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- -i i * i* ‘ , ~,,^ , ~,m, ,*"" * , ‘ m *imiiiiimi i *i,iiii , *ii,miimi, m "i , * ," ■ S Classified Ad Rates 5c Per Word, Minimum Charge of $1.25 Per Iniertion. Additional Insertions 4c Per Word. Minimum Charge on Additional Intertion* SI.OO Classified Display $1.25 Per Column Inch Classified ads taken up until 5:30 p. m. on Tueaday* for intertion in Thurtday't paper. Those received later wil appear in ittue of week following. Call 987-1823 ROOM AIR - CONDITIONER, Carrier, 2-ton, Brand new motor, reasonably priced. Call 987-1136. lie 6-20 FRIGIDAIRE freezer. 20 ft. chest type. Approx. 6 yrs. old. Good operating cond. Good look ing inside and out. SIOO, Call 987-1896. lie TIRES New, Used and Recaps. Trac tor (ires vulcanizing. Call the lire number. Perry, 987-1818. Ne is the man to see. tfc 3-7 ADDING MACHINE and type writers by Olivetti-Underwood, for sale at The Home Journal. Electric adder $lO5. Typewriters $74.50 and $125. All new, not used, PORTABLE Typewriter by Oli vetti-Underwood. It’s a super portable. almost as big as a standard machine. $l2O. See and try at Home Journal, 1010 Car roll St tfc. 10-26 ARTISTS oils, canvases, palette pads, brushes, sketch pads, pas tel chalks, charcoal pencils. Houston Home Journal. SCOTCH TAPE SPECIAL: De corator type dispenser and 6 rolls of Scotch Tape, V for $6 and '2” for $5. Houston Home Journal, 1010 Carroll St,, 987- 1823. tfc 4-11 BILL HOLLAND, located at the old ice house, now has large va riety of fresh vegetables and fruits. Tomatoes, watermelons, corn, cantaloupes, peaches, cu cumbers, parched peanuts, plums md cabbage. He 6-20 LIVE BAIT I AND TACKLE Plus SPORTING GOODS All kind* of bait 6 a. m. to 9 p. m, (HAMLEE BAIT AND TACKLE U. S. 41 SOUTH AT BRIDGE ALLEN WHIPPLE SAYS: g 840 acres with A • 80 acre lake I V. near Houston S \ Lake Golf 1 Course, and \ Pabst Brewery J f spot. Terms. J f Can be j V subdivided. J O'J wag 1010 BALL ST. PERRY. GA. —— ————— Watch for the Grand Opening of the Muse Theatre In July S2OO DOWN. SOB monthly, 3 ’ bedroom home, near town and I schools, hardwood floors, $8700.00 . total price, to be newly decorat ed throughout. LEONARD REALTY CO. Phone 987 1366, 987-2796 1127 Macon St., Perry, Ga. 1 1800 SQUARE FEET, ONLY $16.350 00 $550 00 DOWN 5 bed ■ room brick home, most attractive : large paneled family room, 15x23. ■ 2 baths, large master bedroom. ’ LR and DR carpeted, central heat. An EXCELLENT VALUE LEONARD REALTY CO. Phone 987 1366, 987-2796 1127 Macon St., Perry, Ga. $2800.00 DOWN, assume s'i‘. loan. $122.(X) monthly, 3 bedroom brick home, charming lot in choice area, 2 baths, large mas ter bedroom, carpeted LR, built in kitchen, 1600 square feet. $lB,- 200.00. LEONARD REALTY CO. Phone 987 1366, 987-2796 1127 Macon St., Perry, Ga. LAKE BLACKSHEAR home. Year round living. Excellent ski ing area. ALSO lake house for rent. Call 273-1305, Condole. ; Me. 6-20 ] TUCKER AREA 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lull brick, 1 completely landscaped, nothing 1 down under VA, we handle all financing. Mullins Const. Co. 987-1045 COUNTRY ACREAGE 1 to 5 acre lots, paved road, wooded lots, 1 mile from city lim- ( its. Some of the finest building j sites in Houston County, let us 1 show you. i Mullins Const. Co. 987-1045 1 OCKLAHATUHKE DARK AREA Old brick colonial. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, antique birch paneled den, wall paper in baths com pletely landscaped lot. Mullins Const. Co. 987-1045 7 ACRES IN THE COUNTRY Good location on paved road, level land, will make a fine in vestment, located on Like Joy road. Mullins Const. Co. 987-1045 SHOWCASE OF HOMES Come see Camelot, a pleasing vaiety of homes featuring split level, ranch, Uvo-story, basement designs, choice locations, quiet streets. Mullins Const. Co. 987-1045 CAMELOT 4 bedroom split level, paneled den with fireplace, w-w carpel, double garage, old brick exterior. A Gold Medallion total elect, home. We handle all financing. Mullins Const. Co. 987-1045 CAMELOT 4 bedrooms, den and playroom with fireplace, w-w carpel, com plete Frigidaire kitchen with d/w and disposal, double garage, a Gold Medallion total electric home. Mullins Const. Co. 987-1045 NATIONAL HEIGHTS 2 bedrooms for only $6500, in cluding large window A/C unit, will handle financing—why pay rent—call Mullins Const. Co. 987-1045 COLONIAL BRICK home on cor ner wooded lot for sale by owner. Before you buy let me show it to you. Phone 987-2698 . 2lc. 5-30 YOU ARE ambitious, energetic, imaginative, and clever with a paint brush and hand tools. This two bedroom frame in a fine young neighborhood needs your tender loving care. It’s a snatch at $5,800. THREE BEDROOMS, brick and frame is neat, trim and inviting. Just old enough to have lawn and trees established. $12,000.00, M. M. AND B„ INC. 987-2050 987-3240 987-1046 TIME to MOVE? In prestige neighborhood catering to children, this lux ury home was custom built with modern features to meet your tastes. Moderate price lor such an exceptional home. Walking distance to shop ping, schools and churches. Excellent for families, cou pies, or widows. You can have that feeling of security when you are alone at night. These 2 and 3 bedroom homes have payments under SIOO per month including taxes and in surance. Looking at homes? While you are waiting for prices to come down, others are buying before prices go higher. Thinking of investing in land? Don’t wait to buy land; buy land and then wait. All types financing avail able—FHA, VA, or conven lional. Also you can save money by paying equity and assuming low interest rate loans of 5 1 4 ' ' to «''. Some of our properties have signs, and some do not. So for a complete selection of resi dential, farm, acreage, lots or commercial property, con tact . . . MARGARET T. CLARK Real Estate Broker fAsk for Billy or Margaret) OH7 2tioi mi Hilicrest SOLD!! Four pieces of property just sold. Have you been thinking of selling or trading? No gimmicks, no obligations, just plain facts. Contact . . . MARGARET T. CLARK Real Estate Broker (Ask for Billy or Margaret) 5)87 2(301 (311 Hilicrest UNFURNISHED. 2 bedroom house; has living room and din ing room. Located on Elko Road. Immediate occupancy. $60.00 per month. Call 987-2284 tic. 6-220 UNFURNISHED 5 room house. Has living room, dining room and kitchen, two bedrooms and bath. Block from grammar school. Days call 987-2088, nights call 987-1744. Ifc. 5-9 2-BEDROOM house on Marsha Drive. H. E. Gordon. Call 987- 1625. tfc. 5-9 UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house. Immediate possession. Town location. Call days 987-2088 or nights 987-1744. tfc. 6-6 DRIVER S LICENSE REVOKED? SH-22 Filings. Easv monthly terms. BEAVERS INS. AGENCY, INC. Phone 987-1832 Perry, Ga. tfc 2-15 If you are looking for the finest in farm buildings ... see LEE RUSH RUSH BROS. Kathleen, Ga. 31047 if’* better built by BEHLEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY TAKE soil away the Blue Lus tre way tr <m carpets and uphoi stery. Rent electric shampooer sl. Stanley Furniture and Appli ance Co, Itc 6-20 COLEMAN UPHOLSTERY Shop, free pick up and delivery. No charge for estimates. Phone 922-6761. tfc. 6-6 For all your MATTRESS needs let Sumter Mattress Co. renovate your old innerspring mattress and box springs, or let us build your a new set. We also convert cotton mattresses into inner springs. Phone Americas, 924- 5654, or write Sumter Mattress Co., 619 Eim St., Americus, and we will contact you when in this 1 area. tfc 5-23. 1 FARR UPHOLSTERY CO.. Up- j holslery of fine furniture. All J work guaranteed. 132 Cotton ( Ave., Americus, Ga. Phone 924- 9416, tfc 5-23 . WANT ACTION? Let us help , you find your Perry home. We ( have some excellent buys. List | your property with us and gel action. M. M. AND B. REALTORS Carroll Bldg. 987-2050 987-1046 987-3240 ] SAVE DOLLARS Rent your U-Haul truck or trailer from Hank at Greyhound , Bus Station, Perry. For informa tion call 987-1172. 4tp. 5-2 FRONT END ALIGNMENT; . Brake service, bear-trained. Ne- 1 Smith Tire Co. Perry. 987-1818. tfc 3-7. REAL ESTATE : If you want to buy or sell real estate, con tact Richard Goodroe, with Cooper Jones Real Estate. Phone 987-1980 day or night. tfc 2-1 FOREST MANAGEMENT, Tor estry consultants, registered for esters. We buy pulpwood and '<■ sawlimber. Increased dividends 1 through sound forest manage- $ ment. Davis & Bloodworth Forest Products Co. Ph.; 987-1221 or 987- 3170. tfc. 7-14 SEPTIC TANK SERVICE. Air Tight Vacuum Clean. Tank $25; 1 Grease Trap $lO. J. W. Brand, \ Montezuma, Ga. Pbor.e collect, t 472-8568. tfc. 3-7 1 7 WANTED - SMALL PIANO not over 40 inches high. Exterior condition not important but must ( be good mechanically. Write P. O. Box 47, Perry, Ga., stating price and condition. Up 6-18. RETIRED male 47 years old presently employed out of town desires local job, shipping clerk, counter sales, motel clerk or such. Good general knowledge of several things including electri cal work and supplies. Good character and references. No night work. Call 987-1073 at night. 2lc 6-20. 1 MAID for general house work, on Ft. Valley Highway. No trans portation. Call Christine Mace, 987-1197. Itp 6-20 MAID or restaurant helper de sires full time work. No trans portation. Call daily 987-3570. Up 6-13 WANTED: Hungry families. Monday night special—s burgers for $1.50. Phone 987-1061. Dairy 1 Queen and Brazier, Perry, Ga. Ifc. 1-25 1 MAN OR WOMAN. SPARE TIME INCOME, No selling. Re ; fill and collect money from U. S. ‘ Postage Stamp Machines in this • area. To qualify must have car, references, $900; to $1,900; cash investment required. Ten hours j weekly can net excellent income. More time can result in more , money. Territories now open in the entire state. For personal in j terview write PROGRESSIVE, ; Box 23121, Mint Hill Station, Charlotte. North Carolina 28212. Include phone no. Up 6-20 WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT —THE AVON LADY. County wo men—be a hit with your family. Buy them the clothes, TV or oth er extras needed by earning ssss selling popular Avon Products to . your fiends and neighbors. Write, . Avon District Manager Edna j Gatliff, P. O. Box 1075, Warner Robins, Ga. 31093. Or call 923- 3114. Itc 6-20. SERVICE station attendant. Experience preferred. Apply in person at John’s American Sta tion. 1-75 on U. S. Hwy. 341 N. e.\it in Perry. tfc. 6-13 SECRETARY - BOOKKEEPER wanted. Must type. Hours 8-4. Employment 9‘j months per year. Write: Secretary, c/o The Houston Home Journal, P. O. Drawer M-l, Perry, Ga. 31069, giving name, address, telephone number and experience. tfc 6-13 WOMEN Seamstresses Wanted. Work at home doing simple sew ing. We supply materials and pay shipping both ways. Good rate of pay. Piece work. Write: Dept. 2W3, Jamster Industries Inc., 100 Ashman, Sault Sle„ Marie, Mich. 49783. 3tc 6-6 SERVICE STATION attendant. Experience necessary. Apply in person. 66 Service Station, 341 N. Perry. tic. 5-23 WAITRESSES wanted and one kitchen helper. Apply in person at Colonial Restaurant, Hwy. 41, South. Perry. tfc. 4-4 WATKINS DEALER wanted for City of Perry. Good money for right man. Call 987-1625. tfc. 3-28 WE HAVE TRADED our ’64 Valiant to McLendon Auto Co., for a ’6B Dodge. Have all paid bills for service and repairs to give any purchaser of this ex cellent used car. Ask tor Al’s car or call me in Warner Robins. Itc 6-20 PONTIAC 1965 Bonneville con vertible. Low mileage, one own er. For sale or trade for mobile home of equal value. Call 987- 1971 or 922-2370. Itc 6-20 TRUCKS New GMC Pickups. We don’t have while truck, blue truck and red truck sales. We do sell while trucks, blue trucks and red bucks. $2,025. NeSmith Tire Co. Perry, 987-1818. tfc 3-7. DATSUN. All new for ’6B. Trucks ($1,849). Cars ($2,079). Sta. Wag. ($2,279). 4 in floor bucket seats, W/W tires—27 mi. per gal. reg. gas. And 3 speed automatic trans.—opt. See at NeSmith Tire Co. Perry 987-1818 tfc. 3-28 TRAVEL TRAILERS: Scotty and FAN dealer. Scotty 15 foot from $995. Truck campers from $795 PERRY TRAILER SALES 800 Perimeter Drive Perry, Ga. 987-3371 TRAILER RENTALS and sales; reserve a camper now for your vacation this summer. Middle Ga. Camping Trailer, Warner Robins Highway, Macon. Call 788-6808. tfc. 5-2 PALOMINO Colt for sale. Call Gene Brumbaugh 987-2037. 2tc 6-13 EZY-CLEAN CAR WASH OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Main Street Perry ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS If you have a drinking prob lem and want to stop drinking, please give AA a try. Phone 987- 3294 or 987-3184 for information. tfc. 11-10 Teen-Age Want Ads TOMMY MARSHALL. 1203 Charles Ave., City. 14 years old. Will work in stores. 987-2449. Its 6-20 fW R j Time To Msq s » afe B, GIRAID ANDREWS tetom.n. AJ.Uc, J Bargains Can Ruin Your Eyes A correspondent who writes from Chicago has a complaint about several of these Cnited States. He identifies himself as William Martelson, says he' travels around the country as a salesman for a manu facturing company, and puts his beef like this: "I'm a member of the four eyed club. Been wearing glasses since I was a kid, and IVe consulted a lot of specialists in my time. I’ve heard 1 don't know how many warnings about the chance you take when you doctor your own eves. v ( "That's why I'm appalled at the number of department stores that sell glasses like hardware or saucepans. The typical place I mean has a i counter with a sign reading 'glazed goods.' On the counter i —piles of spectacles. Bargains ! in all sizes, shapes and magnifying power. "The worst part is that when 1 pass a counter like this, I | generally see at least one cus \ tomer sifting the pile, trving , to find a pair that suits him. The sight sets my teeth on j edge. Enough here for a caution j ary column?" i There is, no doubt about i (/HMIIkToV IUCKq >8 BY HELEN HALE If you have difficulty getting your family to eat liver as normally prepared, try giving it a crispy jacket. Beat eggs with lemon juice for flavor, then dip in it some liver slices. Coat with bread crumbs. Re peat and chill. Saute in butter, slowly, 8 to 10 minutes, turning as needed. Here’s a different way to prepare pork chops. Brown chops on both sides and bake with a jar of strained plums and tapioca (baby food)which has been mixed with grated lemon peel, cinnamon and ground cloves. If ground meat seems too solid when you’re mixing or browning it, use a potato masher for breaking it up into smaller pieces. Grate cheese, chocolate, lemon or orange peel, or raw vegetables over a sheet of waxed paper. It’s quicker and saves washing dishes. Always keep gelatin dishes in the refrigerator until ready to serve. Chili Conqueso Dip 1/4 cup green pepper, diced 1 small clove garlic, crushed 1 small onion, chopped 1 tbsp butter 2 medium size tomatoes, diced 1 small can chopped green chili or hot peppers 1 lb. processed American cheese Saute in butter the green pepper, garlic and onion. Add diced ripe tomatoes and chili (or hot peppers) and mix thoroughly. While this mixture is cooking slowly, grate the cheese and melt in top of double boiler. When melted add the other ingredi ents to the cheese and blend well. Serve at once hot in a chafing dish or pre-heated bowl with crisp potato chips for dipping. MAKE YOUR OWN | m TV TIST 1. Sports commentator, part time "Tonight" show host. Red Barber Earl Ruby Joe Garagiola 2. Star of ’’The Lucy Show.” Ann Sothern Lucille Ball Lucy Ames 3. "Tarzan" star of the thirties. Victor Mature Lee J. Cobb Johnny Weismuller 4 He’s skipper of "McHale’s Navy.” David Jannsen Ernest Borgnine * David Niven 5. Television veteran, “Uncle Millie. ’’ Milton Kraus Milton Berle David Milton UDj OU | .‘jaAß A|pjoq :jsm9ia j atuqaujos - £ 'jaqDjoM (uanb 3Jj p ’(jadxa g :3aoDS 3|jag aumtijog ja||nujs|a/y\ ) 11 og d|o|6ojdq :Sa3MSNV that. Many a specialist has protested against the bargain basement selling of glazed goods’ for the eyes. Yet the practice appears destined to continue until all of our states ban it. The reason for professional opposition is the same as for any other do-it-yourself medi cal treatment. The layman is no more qualified to prescribe his own glasses than his is to prescribe his own diet. It takes training and skill to diagnose the condition and decide on the remedy. The eyes are a special problem because an individual can "test" a pair of spectacles for himself. He can put them on, and see if they improve his vision. If objects across the room come into sharper focus, well, isn’t that proof enough? Os course it isn’t. The basic trouble may remain, and even grow worse, when the eyesight seems improved. Cataracts or glaucoma may be developing. If so. the fact should be known as quickly as possible. And the only person you can rely on is your eye doctor. That’s why bargain base ment spectacles are no bargain at any price. The money you pay hardly matters. What counts is the threat to your eyesight. —“■■Mil '«g|| HE **v || JjEHB B| * *&yC-, | *v -^uej^^rntt- Defends Club Championship I Mell Tolleton with Favorite Putter I Houston Lake CC Sols Tournament The Men’s Golf Association at Houston Lake Golf and Country Club has announced the second annual HLCC Club Championship Tournament to be held this week end. The event will be 36 holes medal play. According to John Smith, asso ' ciation president, club members may “declare” themselves into the championship flight with oth er flights to be determined after the first 18 holes of play on Sat urday, June 22. Entry fee is $lO and play will be from the blue or “championship” tees. The tourney is open to all-age mem bers. Melt Tolleson of Perry is the defending champion winning the very first club event in 1967 with a 150. The winner of this year’s tournament will receive a trophy and have his name added to the championship silver bowl which remains at the club. Other sil ver pieces will be given to win ners of the various flights, etc. In conjuctions with the club tournament there will be a din ner-dance at HLCC thi<- Saturday night with reservations required, according to Mr. Smith. KERRY'S KAKES Cakes for all occasions, mints, petit fours, tea sugars, etc. Exclusively for the discriminating hostess. Call 987-3499 daytime and after 6 p. m. call 987-3587. ill 1 |•■•■■•■■•■•.■ i ; . .. r • i rfift i-^'r.' I *—. Whipped bread is fresh out of holes For whipped in freshness go Batter Whipped Sunbeam ». SALE! I • 2400 square feet • 4 bedrooms I • Huge den and rooms ■ • 50 year old pines and I • 80x270 homesite near I churches and schools ■ • Posession with 48 I hours I • See today! I • Won’t last long I • 2-story old brick I front I Call or See 2 987-1752 day or 987-1095 1 or 987-3260 night I 1010 BALL ST. PERRY.GA, I FOR SALE I 50 acres on paved road isl mile from Perry 5440 pe« acre. Financing available. ■ 3-bedroom brick, ideal 10-l cation in town Fenced* yard. Price $12,800. I If you have served 90H days or more in any* branch of the Armed S|TH vices you can acquire** home for as little as s2oß* down. For further informa* tion, call ■ Jim McCown I LEE M? PAUL I & SON REALTY I 987-1422 or resident, I 987-1580 B