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THE BULLETIN
VOL 24
Mr. R. A. Bell Dies
Mr R. A. Bell died at a pri
vate hospital in Macon at one
o’clock Wednesday morning Jan.
8, 1930. He had been ill about
two weeks and was carried to
the hospital for an operation and
his death was attributed to pneu
monia which developed after the
operation.
He is survived by his widow
who was before their marriage,
Miss Sallie Hatfield; and by three
sons, Wesley, Otha and Raleigh,
two grandsons, Jack and Wil
liam Bell, all residing in this
county. "
Mr Bell had for many years
been active in the public affairs
of Wilkinson and at the time of
his death was Tax Collector.
The funeral and interment
at Bethel church Thursday after
noon Rev. Mr Chanelle and Rev.
J. C. Saville officiating, with a
large gathering of relatives and
friend attending from all parts
of the county.
For The Home
WE SELL
Beds, Springs, Mattresses, Safes
Chairs, Rockers, and Shoes, Dry-
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, and in
fact everything that is kept in any
General Store, and more than in most
of them, but we do not handle coffins,
don’t need them.
20 & 25c Ginghams at 15
25 & 30c if at 20
Don’t Miss It
Flour $1.05 up.
E. Johnson
Irwinton
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY, GA.,
Baptist Preaching Dates
The Irwinton Baptists announce
a change of preaching dates. There
will be services only one Sunday each
month —the Fourth Sunday —ll;30
morning,. 7:90 evening.
The Love Parade, Next
Week, at Rialto, Macon
Maurice Chevalier, the famous
Parisian mnsical comedy star, who
scored adistinct personal triumh in
his first talking picture, "Innocents of
Paris” will make his second
appearance on the audible screen at
the Rialto Theatre, Monday, in
Paramount’s lavishly produced
musical extravaganza, ‘‘The Love
Parade’’.
Beautifully photographed, hand
somely mounted and featuring a half
dozen songs destined to be hits of the
season, ‘‘The Love Parade’’ omerges
as a distinctive picture, brilliantly
directed, and acted with great zest
and evident enjoyment bv the
incomparable Chevalier and his fine
supporting cast.
. The songs featured in thi* picture
and sung either by Chevalier dr Miss
FRIDAY, JAN 10, 1930
MacDonald as solos or duets include,
“My Love Parade’’, "Anything To
Please The Queen”, ‘‘Nobody’s
Using It Now’’, and "Paris Stay The
Same’’. There is also “March Os
Grenadiers’’, featuied by a large
chorus and “Lets Be Common” a
comedy number sung by the two
supporting comedians, Lupino Lane
and Lillian Roth.
Was In Poor Health
Twenty Long Years
“Five bottles of Sargon gave me a
gain ofß pounds and world’s of
strength after I had suffered for twen
ty years!
“I'd have terrible bilious attacks
and suffered continually with stomach
disorders and indigestion. Some
times I’d walk the floor in agony
with pains in my right side. Dizzy
spells and sick headaches were fre
quently followed with attacks of vom
iting. My nervous system was aw
fully up-set, I steadily lost weight and
was so weak and rundown my house
work W as out of the question I
spent hundreds of dollars on differ
ent medicines and treatments without
permanent relief, but three bottles of
Sargon along with the pills overcame
my stomach trouble and indigestion,
“PULL YOURSELF TOGETHER”
and investigate before you buy. The Cash Purchaser is the one
that gets the bargains. I haven’t the largest stock in town but
I have one just as good. Come in and see for yourself.
Once a customer, always a customer.
THAD W. PLAYER
Coffins and Caskets. Agent Idle Hour Nurseries
Twelve Months
Os Eating, Drinking and wearing
Clothes are ahead of us, and happiness
in all of these customs. When your
appetite revives, remember us.
MISS ELLEN KING
WHAT FOR DINNER?
You have heard this one many times,
and it is not easy to answer in mid
winter, but we have suggestions. u
MRS. H. B. ADKINS
Number 8
‘ s I
MRS. C, H. COSBY
and my bilious attacks are a thing of
the past- My nerves are normal, and
my whole system is strengthened!
Sargon Pill reconditioned my liver
and regulated me perrectly.”—Mrs C.
H. Cosby, 97 East Lake Drive, De
catur.
Miss Ellen King, Agent.
Miss Spruce of Jackson was
guest . of Mrs Albert Sanders
this week.
