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UNION JtECORDER, MUEDGEVILLE, GA., FEBRUARY 25,1125
G. M. C. BREAKS
EVEN IN GAMES
High
ick Witb Vic
Local.
THREE ACT PLAY AT COURT
HOUSE TUESDAY EVENING
A three-act play entitled, Joe
Guest wine. $1,000, wili be presented
at the court house Tuesday even inf;,
March 2, at eight o'clock. After the
play dairying wiM be discussed by an
expert and the occasion will be of
interest to everyone enguged in
dairying. This entertainment is giv
en under the direction of the Bald
win county Agricultural Board, E. A.
Nesmith. County Agent, and Chand-
ler Brothers. The public is invited. 3i > 30 after haviriK lost the TOO M ,, rH WF4 . TH
,h '' I '“ ni, ' r " W ‘ | SOME STARVE, SOME DON'T.
TOO MANY DUCKS.
The basketball season came to a
>se here last Saturday night when
the Bed and Black quintet defeated
fast Columbus Y. M. C. A. quin-
Ur
By Arthur Brit bun e
Spring
be wifely prod
old wenthei
BILIOUS JHACKS
From Which Kentucky Man Suf
fered Two or Three Timer a
Month, Relieved by
Bhck-Draught.
Lawreneehurc. Ky.—Sir. J. P.
Kevins, a local coal dealer and far
mer, about two years ago learned
of the value of Thedford'a Black-
Draught liver medicine, and now
he says:
"Until then I suffered with se
vere bilious attacks that came on
two or three times each month.
1 would get nauseated. I would
have dizziness and couldn't wnrlr.
“I would take pills until I was
worn-out with them. I didn't seem
to get relief. After taking the pills
my bowele would act a couple or
three times, then Z would be very
constipated.
"A neighbor told me of Black-
Draught and I began Ita use. I
never have found so much relief
as it gave me. I would not bo
without It for anything.
"It seemed io cleanse my whole
system and make me feel like new.
1 would take a few doses—get rid
of the bile and have my usual clear
head, feel full of 'pep' uuu could
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The Lanier Game attracted
crowd of people and was pronounced AND A LITTLE MORAL.
the best of the season. Every min-1
ute was packed with a thrill and the Certain interests connected with
G. M. C. five fought throughout the power companies that want to con-
game. The Rentz men exhibited an trol water power carry on systemat-
improved defensive and offensive ic misrepresentation a.< regards the
.game and kept the G. I. A. A. champs value of irrigation.
(ill hot water trom beKinninc to end. j Demand for irriention influences
Massey and Jones were the stars lor.v„,e s f or Government control,
the local case artists. Hence the attack on imitation, des-
; On Saturday night the cadets lined to redeem millions of acres,
j emerged victorious in a Tiard fought the most fertile in the world, and to
and hotly contested game. The Co- add tens of billions to the wealth of
lumbus five were fought off their ( the nation.
■ feet and were outplayed in every re- ( Farmers km
| sped. Two old G. M. C. men were . rains irrigation ca
jin the line up for the visitors, in the values,
persons of the Everidyc brothers, j „ >h(wn ^ ___ t
L.«le and B, b Burr. One of these „„„„ irri tj two
• oumr men came very near bnnginit ^ (a>n ^ rajse “ )n ^ ^
instead of one. In addition to
doubling the size of the crop, a sea
son's irrigation more than doubles its
[value by bringing in the first crop
[much earlier and getting higher
The games were witnessed by a,prices for earlier potatoes
Inner delegation of fan, and in an-, Thi , r „, um „ ho , ,, IrMI | iew , ribcd
other season with the new court this r „ nch th „ H#te Broth .
sport should become the most popu- e „ on thp Arizona descrt> where rain
lar of any played in Milledgeville. ra rely falls.
The land there,
FOR SALE—A Five-room house, outt produces seve
105 East Montgomery $2,500 nor y<v , r urif j er irr
with terms, or $2,000 ca*u. Applyl n j nr , , ons fn tllA
that even where it
can improve crop
able lo-
crops
the contest to a close before sched
ule time when bt had a tilt with the
referee. The differences were
ed out and play resumed after t
minutes of arguing.
i. I. M. Armstrong, 193 Mag-
oliu St. Macon, Ga.
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n k rops of alfalfa
igation, more thar
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of electric current for irrigating
hundred nnd fifty tons worth S28
,n *25C. Anv farmer known
the profit >•} that kind of farming.
Mrs. Mary Harrington, of Ma
loney City, Pa., has several children.
Ier husband, a coal miner on strike,
vent to look for work in another
own. She gave her children what
food she had nnd 2hc died of hunger.
FOR SALE
The most desirable lots in town, CHEAP.
Sidewalk paved—On time if desired. See
MISS MATTIE MOORE
Phone 339-L
Friendly Hotel
Invites you to
cAtlanta
Ism
One advantage is with the mine
vners. No matter how long u
strike lasts mine owners their wives
and children never starve. That's
:m advantage, yet pushed too fur,
it can become a disadvantage.
When told that the poor had no
bread, Marie Antoinette wondered
“why they did not eat cake." Later
he and her husband stopped eating
ria the guillotine. She was only a
ioor fool.
An ublc statesman of her time
suggested that the people eat grass.
The people stuffed his mouth with
»ss when they curried his head
>uml on the end of a pike. It is
II to remember these things, even
happy prosper^.-- days.
F. G. Bonfils, in his able Denver
Post, tells of truck farmers in the
<urpnssingly ric.i San Louis Valley
isking the Government to protect
them against too many wild ducks.
ners plant miles of pea fields for
canneries. Wild ducks, like a cloud,
ent the peas.
The ducks will be annoyed when
G. Parvis, Colorado Game Com-
issioner carries out his plan and
nds a snorting, humming airplane
up nnd down the San Louis Valley
frightening the ducks from the peas.
Ca
(luck:
you imagine the rage of those
i they see that new bird,
them as big as .a meun-
ving and roaring at 100
>u r up nnd down the val-
bell
The HENRY GRADY Hotel
550 Rooms—550 Baths
Corner Peachtree and Cain Streets
JAMES F. dcJARNETTE, V.-P. 4 M t r. THOS. J. KELLEY, Alto. M«r.
The Following Hotels Are Also Cannon Operated:
GEORGIAN HOTEL JOHN C. CALHOUN HOTEL
hat s better than in old davs, be-
the French Revolution, when
ruble peasants watched deer eat
crops and wild boars root up
■ gardens, helpless because noble
wanted the pleasure of killing
• animals and would not let the!
ants touch them.
int is one of many things that (
I brought on the French Revolution.!
[To avoid revolutions, make the mass-'
°s contented. Give them something
to live for.
That is done here by manufac
turers of radio .apparatus, nutomo-'
biler, moving pictures. The fact
that a revolution might break up the
movies and disturb the broadcasting
stations, would make the people hes
itate.
W. H. CANNON, ManMgt
Anderson. S. C.
r. T. CANNON, Xau*ttr
; Fertilizers manufactured by J. H.
Ennis show the highest quality in
state analysis. Those who bought
(these goods last year wifi buy again.
Those who haven’t tried them will
do well to try them this year.
The Baldwin Furniture Co.
MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA
IS YOUR HOME FURNISHED JUST AS YOU
WOULD HAVE IT?
GOOD FURNITURE IS AN INVESTMENT
—A GOOD ONE!
Brighten up your home with that new suit of Furni-
ture —an odd piece of Furniture—that new Rug—Lin
oleum—Stove or Range.
This store always has on hand a complete stock of
Seasonable Good Furniture at Reasonable Prices. When
desired also, it always affords us pleasure to extend con
venient terms of payment to our friends and customers.
We car. serve you well—We can save you MONEY
The Baldwin Furniture Co.
MODERN HOME OUTFITTERS
STflPiUOOKI REID!
Splendid Opportunity to
Get A Home
$3,250 Is all I am Asking
For a Lot
About one-half acre, upon which is a practically
new, well-built six-room house. House built of
first class material, fine yellow, long-leaf pine.
Will last a life time, splendid well of water right
on porch. Lot ample for garden, chickens, cow,
etc. Garage on lot.
Located on Dixie Highway, about one mile from
court house, just outside city limits. Road will
be hard surfaced this year.
One who wants a home can get this splendid
property for S3,250.00, ten per cent, or S325.00
cash, balance S25.00 per month, at six per cent
interest.
IF Y OU WANT A HOME, SEE ME
H. T. CLINE