Newspaper Page Text
KtWANIS CLUB ADOPTS BESO- . » r ...
LUTIONS ON DEATH of Device*Jot Foiling
. mr. j. w. McMillan Festive Holdup «ae
—Wiille It may lie-impassible to pn
December 28, 1925. ‘ *•“* » vWt fn *«» the todriup nr*'
.Whereas, since the Inst mooting of' “ “'**"• « "ier, U„m tn glv
U.U club, ft. Hand of Providence
na* removed from cur midst, our (;pwrP>
brother, J. W. McMillan, and,. In'the first plnre. nil the money .po*
j Whereas, in his point: this comma- xible alroald bp IwNtni late In the af
laity. his host of friends throughout J ternoon. If the bunk rinse* at font
! the state, his beloved family, and., * f «*ock everythin# should b*► drone ‘
particularly our club, have sustained, J 1 * 1 ® n J* banked by that rinie. If the
n ^ bank keeps open nntll six o'clock «i
a Ereat loss. UU BttlnE that wc gl«| nVtod( „• p ,„ p| , n , r
special recoEnitlon to the thought* .,,nol.l see that their coalt
which his splendid life and lamented resistor* « r money drawers do not c*
death bring vividly to our minds. ton fiilk Alone ntomt the time the
Therefore, be it resolved by the crowd hfgtn* thinning ont, and before
Kiwanis Club of Millcdgcvflle: *1 warier* stnrt wining In. the hulk o'
First: That in the death of Broth. ,,M * *»w»ney. the big bill* most of the
rr McMillan, « aosuin the loa, of
i ... i ■ , , , tions. are taken •from the place where
one whose Me mis cost in Tteroic „ m „ rJr „ tr] „ „ ml „ mn ,„.
mold: whose walk amons us demon- -q,l« monoy ahnahl In- hidden nmtr
strated difly that It lies in the powfe without even the aeries knotrinr
er of each one of ns to attune the where It Is pnb
mind to cheerfulness and brightness, <h »e suggestion made by a rteterfhre
and to reflect in onr relationships •** that one of the key* of the cash
that spirit of optimism' and helpful- "*"Z * «* r * '"J™** W *«t.
ness which shed, ,unlight on uli the £%£££**• ’ “* *"*
JUSTUS SAY
ole feather is a tc
Bottom, but he
proposition on an
fere it on the Bofom of His Shoes
The Kelvin-et
Kelvinator and refrigerator—all m m
compact unit, placed hi year hi tc he
and worktsif.
Ideal^cr swiui dr realm of sms
Some Thing § far Good
“Sporttf* to Remember
Sport to soiuetlmn* crltklxefl for tin-
tinfalrres* of It* jrartlcipunt* or the
partisanship of its follower*.
it ha* a mission beside* (be devel
opment of a healthy hmly. sorely It to
lu the enmnra cement of falr-mlnded-
ne** In the players and on the crand-
stiifiL Toward this end. tl»e following
Golden Rule* were printed recently on
the hark of a program liy the army
uctuiol of physiral training in Eng
land. ami these role* will well bear
repetition elsewhere:
I’Jay the game for the sake of the
SUDDEN3ERVICE
—PHON 373—
Blain’sSho Plant and
ELVINATOR
Take all derision* without question
or argument.
Re tmsidtlsli nml always ready to
teach anil lielp others.—Toronto <Slol»e.
GEORG1A-ALABAMA
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Macon, Ga.
and hang it up Immediately after the
last rinsing. Hang it so the stripe*
run up and down and the.blue held
hands over tiie line.
These pret-atllion* will prevent the
rulor* from mingling.
I try In the sliade to avoid fading, fi
the Hag requires pressing do tld* care
fully.
Tree That Owns Itself
t»ne of the must fniiuuu tree* iu the
country now- stand* in A then*. It la
unique because It to the ouly tree lu
tlie world that owns Itself. A few feet
at ground surrounding the tree la
marked off and the land is deeded to
the tree.
There waa another well-known tree
EUGENE ANDERSON, President
that stood on Tlie University of Gear
Bta campus until a few years ago when
destroyed by lightning. It waa called
the Toombe oak—for there Robert i
Toombs, aa a student, meeting with I
tlie ire of the tacaltj upon the eve of |
Me graduation, delivered his fora
men cement oration. It Is aald that so
many left the rluipel tint! Toombs had
a larger audience listening to hi* ad
dress than the audience on the Inside
of the chapel.—Garry J. Williams, in
the Greensboro (Ga.) Herald-Journal.
WmterfmlU mod Riven
The greatest and grandest waterfall
in the world la the Victoria falls.
Rhodesia, the second being Niagara,
partly In Canada and portly la the
United Staten These, however, are
far exceeded In height by mountain
cataract* in Europe and America, the
highest bring the Yosemite. In Cali
fornia. In Europe the highest are in
Nnrwify and the Alp*. The witter
power of some of tlieoe Is of great
commercial value. Some authorities
claim tliat the Mto*to*ippi Is the long
e*t river in the world, but part of the
Missouri river Ita* to be taken In u-
make the claim correct. Whitaker's
Almanack gives the names of the six
longest rlrers as friloww: Amazon. 4,-
OOP mites; Nile. 3.600; Yangtae, 3.40);
Yenisei. JUWO; Mississippi. 3,100; Min
souri. HOOD.
Cold < . Headache
’ Neuritis Lumbago
Toothache RUcumaliim
Neuralgia Pain, Pain
Each unbroken “Bayer** package con-
• tain* proven direct tons. Handy faoxca of
twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug-
rista also aell bottles of 24 and inn.
Sponges are the beehives of tlie sen.
This curious discovery ha* been re-,
ported to the United State* bureau of
flatteries by l»r. Charles J. Kl*h of the
scientlflr staff of the New York Zoo
logical soriety’* steamer A return*. Just
returned from tropical waters. Tlx
bees which 1 met or 1*1101 found Inlmhit-
lag the canals of spnige* were nhdb
-ulonie* of tiny snapping shrimp
ilplieu*. These gregarious shrimps, hi
discovered, swim finely about but al
ways return to tbo Individual spoag.
vhJdi is their Idve-like home. «ne
pong#hlve yWlth its homing-shrimp*
ran secured and placed lu an aquarium
■•board the ship, where the colony eon
turn'd to flourUh.~GtiL
SIDNEY D. iTEMBRIDGE
. EVERYtINDOF
BOSTON CAFE
ZO LATAS & PETRULAS, Props.
—LIFE INSURNCE—
life buurance is not an expense, buuving for your old age
with perfect protection. Your annutremhims deposited wiHr
the New York Life will pay you Nsome annual dividend!
with a larger guaranteed cash or lovalue at small '«•»«*•
And it will protect you against disaty, accident and death,
lhere is perfect protection during land at death. .Jt you
are blessed with a long life, every di will be returned, and
more in your old age. if you desirer s mce 'estate left: to
your family at death. See MARSRjPLAND. andI to huu
explain the wonderful new contract hd by the Old Kebable,
the Largest Insurance Company in thiorld.
M. H.
SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE N
GONPANY-THE
|K LIFE INSURANCE
•n*’ ‘fflcS:-
s&'i
- -
special recognition to the thoughts
which hi* splendid life and lamented
death bring vividly to onr minds.
Therefore, be It resolved by the
Kjwnni* Club of MUledgcville:
First: That in the death of Broth,
er McMillan, we sustain the loss of
one whose life was cast In heroic
mold; whose walk among us demon?
strated difly that It lies in the pow
er of each one of us to attune the
mind to cheerfulness and brightness,
and to reflect in onr relationships
that spirit of optimism' and helpful
ness which sheds sunlight on all the
paths of life and in the soil of which
everything grows and blossoms and
brings forth fruit, whose spirit wot
one of sweet reasonableness in all
things; whose dealing with his fel
lows was characterized by lofty
manciples of integrity, and whose
unselfishness made him ever ready to
-‘heer the suffering by sympathy;, to
freshen the drooping by helpfulness,
snd .to strengthen in all with whom
he came in contact a wholesome
ense of worth and joy of life;
whose abiding courtesy gave to all
he sincerest consideration, and en
abled him to look .every man in the
'ace with the eye of a brother-
vhose life will be a precious mem.
iry to many in onr midst to whom
ie was a friend indeed; whose
friendship, true and loyal, was a pos- ...
'ersion of transcendent value, and j deiVst.
vhose life was enriched by the! T* k «* Ml tlerisb
Peaceable fruits of righteousness.
Second: That our club file within
"to archives this appreciation of onr
brother whose daily life illustrated
>o delicately the highest virtues and,
Third: That we extend to the
r amily of Brother McMillan our tru
est sympathy and pledge to them the
tender solicitude which he
Wmaking the Flag
A render quest inn* llie propriety of
washing n flag und Inquires wlmt to do
about it. Taking a navy official as uu
tlmrity. 11 Is perfectly proper to wash
the United mate* ling If this Is rare-
tantly manifested in hi* unselfish: fully dime so tlie color* will not run.
devotion to those who were insorrow :| And this to the wny he says it should
md that we commend them to Him. „ ., . ,
wi, nM • . . . „„ . « r*c icpht water and pure soap or
l h °? A pUns and Whose hand fluk U r „ r wasldng the flag. Ho
’'-old direct the lives of all of us, not wrlll!: |, ul squeeze U out care-
an “* | fully and rinse In several clear, cold
Fourth: That » vopy of these res- waters. I»o nol lei It He in the water
Muttons be furnished to his family
md to the press of the city.
E. T. HOLMES,
F. E. BONE,
R. B. MOORE.
J. L. BEESON,
L. C. HALL.
Committee.
Takes thePIace
of “Drastic”
Calomel
Ncnr lake another 4m of (hr old >trW
-Man" calomel. Thee, is , newer and
more improved kind known e< FeprioateJ
Calomel. Il don nol icof throogh your
a,item like > wreak of lightning. People
wko art ill or autfcrlog with biliouenm,
conrtipation, Indlgtation. and eipedell,
with backache, headache and torpid lirtr
‘ icdlete and complete relief
mild Calomel Hereafter
•Nan you buy calomel always damm.d;
w 'wo-al rraled* kind. It la belief fir |
as..
M1LLEDGEV1LLE LIGHTING CO,
RRIfY THAT OJNK LUCE STEEL |
Are Made by the “McMILLAN" Prorore
BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS
There is No W*«teinOwBricki
We Make QakkSHpMrtala any Qiuntit)
te Anywhere in the South
MUUDSVILIJEBR1CK WORKS ™
I. V. MdNLLAN, htt. R. W. McMILLAN, Vicw-frat.
ONNETHC.lkMlAN.9wt-
ececeaaeneeouK
GET READY NOW
The First Touch of Winter is Here
Be Prepared
bt**i
fcmiU liter wki Ike freezes cmm.
yem finieM, Uihn ud pipes m4 araeJ H
H
H
• M
Wt bn •» five Ssrrkt, 0* Bttt Iftiftu* sad
Exjfrt Vntotoil«». M
M
H
■ j H.
The Service Plumber «
JAMES P. HOGAN,
wmm