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MILLEDGEVIIA.E. GEORGIA
THE MILUEDGEVILLE NEWS
WeSOTBflEy^Momlng, Dec. 7, 1521
Josephs Gigantic December Sale
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LOWEST PRICES IN GEORGIA
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1000 Pairs of Men’s and Women’s shoes Brand new, all sizes
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Twenty Five thousand yards staple cotton goods uuderwear - Just
arrived * all on sale now.
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Instant Relief from Scalds,
Burns, Cuts, Wounds, etc.
nr soothes
rainful injuries often result from
accidents. Mustang Liniment ki.pt
always at liar.d is cheapest ami best
insurance. Made of purest oils, it
penetrates quickly, soothing and
healing the affected parts.
£ Pcv. A. S. Sinii'.-ton, Pnnvillr.
*XtVS Va.—"I have used your Mexican
^ Must.inn Liniment tor 30 years
and T:net it tiie ! < .->■ cat remedy in ra-v of a
t it. a bum, a braise—in fact, almost any
ai meat that ran he cured by a liniment.
Ir. using 1 think itquiteimportanttorubit
■ '• into the port sand repeat the operation
at li ctjutiA intervals.’’
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lit. tsr.y I .1 r* -11 «t 1 mlillijl «'D absolutely
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Sold hy Drug and General Stores
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MEXICAN
RELIEF FCR TUEERCULGUS
CUl^ CONSIDERABLE
Alto Feels the Legislative Knife.
The State Sanatorium at Alto has
never been properly provided for by
the State; it has never had room to
begin to take care of the early infec
tions or the incipient cases as they are
called. No provision has ever been
made for colored people. With an ap
propriation of only $56,000, it has never
had funds to properly take care of Its
capacity, even though it Is so Bmall us
to he almost negligible in comparison
to the Infection.
The next two years will, see this
work considerably handicapped, ns we
see that six thousand dollars were cut
from the fund that they have been get
ting. This is u> be regretted, as this
tnatltutlon is one of the most import
ant In the State. The waiting list has
always been long, and now It must
grow longer. A patient must be re
ceived In the Incipient stage in order
to be benefited, and when the appli
cant has to wait and wait the chances
for recovering are smaller and smaller.
When the disease Is discovered be
fore there is much breaking down of
tissue, that Is the time to receive In
stitutional care, then how serious Ib
the long wait to get in at Alto. How
anxious must the patient be to get this
expert care, and how impatient the
family and loved ones becofne when
fhey are told that they must watt and
wait no telling how long. Do not put
the Maine on your State Bonrd of
Health or the management at Alto;
they are doing the best they can with
the money given them.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our apprecia
tion and thank our friends and neigh
bors for I eir kindness, sympathy
and flora] offerings to us during the
illness and death of our dear mother.
May God's richest blessings be tlu-irs
We will always remember them,
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Smith.
Mr. an.l Mrs. C. C. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. G, Smith.
Mrs. O. F. and C. N. Brown.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Under and by virtue of a deed with
power of sale exec, ted and delivered
to the undorsigned by W. W. L/stcr
and Li F. Chance on November 20.
1017, and the power contained there
in. i will sell at public outcry before
the courthouse door in said county
between the hours of sheriff's sales,
to the best and highest bidder, for
cash, on the first Tuesday in .'an
uary, .1922, the following doac r lbcd
property, to-wit:
All that tract or parcel of land sit
uato, lying and being in the 322ud
List. G, M. of said state and county,
containing one hundred (10U) acres,
more or less, and bounded as follows,
on the uorthv/est by the land by W.
M. Kitchens, on the Northeast by ihe
laud of Mrs. Georgia li. Brown, or
the Southeast by the land of S. J.
Newton and on the Southwest by the
land of Grover Adams. The boundary
line of said land runs as follows:
Beginning at a stake west of the
school bouse situated on the said
land, caid stake being where said
land corners with Grover Adams ur.d
the W. M. Kitchens land and runs as
follows; North 43 degrees, East 33.65
chains, thence So: th 47 degrees, F iw
in.05 chains, and thence South 43 de
grees West 30.05 chains to the ookil
of beginning; u plat of sahl land is
attathed turtle deed of W. \Y. Ly-
ster and L. F. Chan e to W. T.
Bloodworth.
The proceeds of said sale will b->
applied, first, to the payment of ire
balance due on a promissory note
dated Nov. £6, 1917, which said deed
TT.is given to secure, said note be
ing for the principal sum of $700.00,
and bearing interest front maturity
at the rate of S per cent per aua-i it.
The balance, if any, will be paid tt
the said \V. \V. Lyste r and 1.. F.
vhatr.e.
Good and sufficient title vill be
- ' >• *.iie undersigned to the ) ur-
c. aser at said sale.
W. T. Bl.OOnWOLTM.
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