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IN u Are now on clispay at our store. All kinds of Leathers and Shapes See Our Bargain Table. R. T. Baisden, Mgr. tiasesssasassr. P r . n y % S3 I ) C%jy II THEN you purchase a V\ Buick Model K 49, you find that no seven passenger car can possibly give greater value better satisfaction, higher efficiency or more re finement of detail. With beautiful body lines—with large, comfortable seats and tonneaus, assem bled on a chassis equipped with the famous Buick Valve-in-Head Motor, this model meets every requirement demanded in a dependable touring car for use under all conditions. "ITER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BTJ1CK WILL BUILD THEM JEANES & ROBINSON the union recoups. ! HIC.H cost of living. Mr.'. J. E. Hays, chairman of the |' Woman’s Committee on H. C’. L., ex- plained today how the consumers ; will be urged to save money on meat] by making the six days from April r, to April 10 “Save Money on Meat" week. “This plan is designed to realize j the substantial economics which the United States department of justice has stated to be possible by more ex tensive purchase of the less costly meat cuts. “Accordingly, during ‘Save Mon- , v on Meat’ week the public is urged to buy those portions which have great nutritive value and are highly paltable, but which cost far less than j the more popular cuts. ••The retailers of this state will co-operate in ‘Save Money on Meat’ \ week. Inexpensive cuts will be stock- j j cd in unusual quantities. Wholesal meat salesmen have agreed to urge j on retailers the purchase of an ade quate supply of less costly cuts from j April 5 to April 10. The campaign will be extended even into the small - j cst towns. “Needless to say, the Fair Price Commission will lie watching to make i sure that no dealer tries to make the stimulated demand for cheaper cuts j an occasion for illicit profits. The re- toilers should be able to sell, and un- gj doubtedly will sell, on a closer mar- jfj I gin, due to the fact lhat they will buy uid sell these portions in larger j juantities than usual. “According to the department of | list ice, government experts who have i nvoslignted marketing co ’d’Hofis “‘An abnormal demand foi nny i Commodity forces up the price, and .his condition applies to porterhouse teak- - or other choice rule- People ■hould use more forequarter meats (Whence tome many inexpensive mts) and reduce the cost of living.’ “Now is tlie consumer’s chance to I uve money by purchasing more fvec- y the cheaper portions of meat. They ire ‘cheap’ only in the sense that !-. •. . -I loss.” Let Us Furnish Your We have a large stock, our prices are far b | cities, the quality of our goods the ven ! st, can serve your needs in furnishing your II>- save you money. Satisfactory Terms r. desired. The Baldwin rtirnitun Milledgeville’s Complete Firniture I ..... -J. - - -T-W C( THE LITTLE DANCERS. Th'-y will bo here Friday for mati nee and night performances. Don’t fail to see them. Have you seen the pictures at the Colonial of these beautiful children, and also of their lovely teacher, Miss Wagslaff? A Card of Thanks. Please allow me space in your pa per to thank all the good people of your city who, after the death of my son, \V. E. Brantley, which occurred at the (!. M. College on the 6th day of March last, came to me with so many words of helpful sympathy and the assurance of their prayers. I want to thank Drs. Binion and [ Allen and the nurses who ministered so faithfully to my son’s wants and j comforts during his illness. Also, I | want to thank Dr. Wilkinson, Dr. i Lipham and Mr. Howard and many other Christians, whose names I can- j not remember, who came to me with words of consolation. I wish to say, too, that tlie. G. M. C. faculty and student body endeared themselves to me for life by their helpful words and consoling sympathy. Their every attention is greatly appreciated am will be remembered during the re mainder of my life. The spirit of “our Christ” is the only thing that could have prompted these good people to have shown me so many kindnesses during this sor row, and it has made me feel more like singing “Blest be the tie that binds” than ever before. May God continue to use each of them for his glory. W. L. BRANTLEY. Sylvania, Ga., Mar. 29, 1920. M1LLEDGEVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Seeded sugar cane seed, makes syrup equal to ribbon cane. Emmett L, Barnes. Several tons slack lime—the line for peanuts, at Emmett L. Barnes. A beautiful line of stationery at I R. H. VVootten’s. New York cheese- Ward. Phone 261. -the best. E. P. NOTICE. I have at my place in the 319th district a red heifer, short horns and slit in both ears. Unless the owner calls for and pays the expenses of same within 15 days she will be sold. 4-€-20 ISOM DAWSON. FIELD PEAS FOR SALE—Soon time to plant. Have only five or six bushels to spare. The first to call gets them. J. R. NORMENT, Scottsboro. — | Liquid smoke, for your meat; now j ne .ot of country hams and | is the time to put it on vour meat, at j shoulders at Chandler Bros. Emmett L. Barnes. FOR SALE—We have some good FOR SALE ~Cuban game eggs for mules at a price very much less sale. $1.00 for setting of 15. Apply j than their value. MILLEDGEVILLE to **' k IVEY. BUGGY &• FURNITURE CO. It's great to will keep indeii' 1 still to find yeast to bake delicious rolls in on I y b mixing. For 1 this famous aid making has be lion. Try it and ■ If your grocer send 12 cents fi age, sending gr Yeast Company. 1 Georgia. You can’t afford to Carey’s Medicated Salt See the pictures of the dancers and j eff the long hair. Guarani their teacher at the Colonial, they! money back Chandler *1 , LOST—A black purse containing | will he there when you read this. j broken ring; valuable only for asso- _________ I ciation. Finder please return to CO- ; Country dried apples E P Ward LONIAL OFFICE. Reward. , Phone 261. * t ' Liquid Veneer and thj uid Veneer mops - them Up at Emmett L.