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HP p union nconn. miximxviix*. c*., juke at, man UNION RECORDER Peat Ofin, miuu- rill*, it bkwJ-cUu sail Matter. Oat SUBSCRIPTION rates Year iim -7S AJmtttiai Rate* furaiikd Application OFFICIAL ORGAN OF COUNTY THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1928 ! the memorial an one of their princi- | pal goals and hove raised a tiny sum 1 for thi« purpose. It is their plan to , spend about $8,000 to erect the me- ! mortal and to get this necessary mon- ! ey they plan to make a direct drive ! to the people. TJ»e Legion. of ’all \ Milledgeville’* organizations The friends of Gov. AI Smith clni hat he will be nominated for 1’re ent in the early ballots at the Hem yland. Mr. Harvey J. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Smith, is >.siting his parents, and friends on leave of ab sence of twenty-five days from thtf U. S. Navy. Mr. Smith cnltaed in January, 1926, and went to Hampton Rbads, Virginia,,. for,, t\ri* months training. Upqn thy.. completion of made an appeal to the citizens tKs he was assigned to.the Pharma- of the city for funds. The people cist's Mates School at Portsmouth, will give them a ready reception and ( for a course of instruction in make a* liberal donations ms Msaftlto tlfc Medical Department. After six The Union Recroder extends con- months he completed hia course, gratulationa to the Legion and feels [ graduating wiht honors and receiving •ment will meet with j his third promotion since entering appeal and receive the | the Nival Service. He was assigned nd enthusiastic support i to duty at Parris Island, South Caro- irial drive will he ac-. lina, and since that time has been promoted once again, this time the rating fo Pharmacist’s Mate and detailed in the X-Ray Department. When hi« present leave of absence expires he will be assigned to the new air plane tender, the U. S. S. Saratoga for duty. The ‘Saratoga’ at present in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, but will proceed to the west coast for service in a couple of mnnhts. that The members of ' the €. ’ M." E. church made a drive Sunday to re duce the indebtedness; on their church building. They raised something over five hundred dollars, but the debt still amounts to more than three thousand dollars. The pastor and members have worked hard and sacri ficed to raise as much money as they have. Their present pastor. Rev Kelly iw one of the best pastors the! C. M. E. church has ever had, and he is by both precept and example hav ing a good influence over his race. Any amount handed him or Sum Mc- Comb will be highly appreciated. HOOVER AND CURTIS Th Republican party in conven- n assembled the past week nomi- :ed Herbert Hover for President. I Senator Curtis for Y’ice-Presi- W» make a food biscuit—ya* •v#e |»od wk«a cold. Try ui once. "Sa*ta Siitm"—Caro of SPOT CASH STORE. : JUNE VALUES fofitQe Quality D*y5<^ Dr^fei, Et*r th4_ Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction without value and quality, low PRICES WEAN NOTHWC. come here and profit. Mr. Hoover i* from California and Senator Curtis from Kansas, thus the Republicans went beyond the M"issippi river to get both their Candida ter. Both were nominated on the first blalot with a land slide. The Republican party goeyi before the people with a dark record of graft and thievery behind it. While Mr. Hoover was no! mixed up with i it, he sat in the cabinet of Harding 1 with the men who were involved. He j as far us is known, has never uttered a word of condemnation against it. 1 It is the record of his party, nad he ! cannot get away from it. Senator Curtis is an old line Re- ... publican, and was placed upon the them by the j i. , . . . . .. , ,, i ticket to catch the farmer vote of I - ! th. West. FOR SALE—Buick .Touring ca medium silo electric drill and otk. mechanic tool*. For informatioi call 70-L. unde ;heir ap- ie cotton fields ^ vigrous fight One of Mlledgeville’. greatest' needs in a modern and up-to-date | hotel. The business men of Miliedge- 1 ville would fnd tha*. such an invest ment would pay dividend*. Manufacturing enterprises at the life and progress of a city town. There would be a great differ ence in Milledgeville if there was a cotton mill, rayon factory or some other plant of the kind locuted here. SPECIAL NOTICE Truli cu be placed on (be street, in the reiideatial section of > the city oa any day of the week except Saturday. AH tra,h '■ will be removed u promptly a, pouible during the week. ; NO TRASH PLACED ON THE STREET IN THE RESIDENTIAL > SECTION OF THE CITY ON SATURDAY WILL BE MOVED UN- > TIL MONDAY. ;. Pleue coafrom to this regulation so u we can have oar streets : in litis section kept as deen u possible for Sunday. The time hus come for the judge, of our courts to quit excusing citizen^ from jury duty on any flimsy excuse. Serving on the jury is a patriotic duty, and men .should per-! U form it willingly, but if they do not ' wish to measure up to their duty the court.* should see that they do. ARE YOU DOING YOUR SHARE? The Milledgeville Chamber of Com merce ho* been ir. operation for about three years, it has been spa.--- motic in i*.s activities, and the inter est shown by the merchants and busi- $ ness men hove gone from one extreme O to the other. ! £ At the conclusion of the first year £ of the body a banquet wax held i V at the Baldwin Hotel, which was at-. £ tended by one hundred citizens. The X eithu*iasm that was shown was in- ouruging and WOO STRIPED SPREADS Striped bedspreads, full bol ster size — 81x105 inches! Stripes in colors of blue, rose, green, orchid and yel low! Guaranteed fast colors. $1.69 Me PILLOW TUBING 42-inch Genuine Indian Head pillow tubing! Good heavy- quality with smooth linen finish! Reduced for selling. 25c tO-INCH VOILES In Beautiful plain white and •all pastel *4iades. Full bolts to select from—Special per rd— 25c FULL-FASHIONED HOSE Women’* pure silk ehiffon and sendee - weight, full- fashioned hose! Slightly im perfects of $1.50 to $1.95 qualities. Sizes 8 1-2 to 10. $1.00 50c Broadcloth, white and Tan, 36 inches wide, highlv mercerized must be seen to be appreciated. Priee— 29c fl.St SEAMLESS SHEETS 81x90 heavy bleached seam- lea., sheets of closely woven quality! Plain hem*! Only $1.00 Men’s collar attached Shirts made of white and /ancy broadcloth full cut and well made, guaranteed fast col ors; a new shirt free if it fades, regular $1.69 value at only— $1.00 HAPPY HOME HOUSE DRESSES AT »« c Guaranteed fast colors in good quality prints and dinity straight-line and bas que models in many combi nations, trimmed with white organdy, sizes 16 to 52. Buy half dozen. I. i. THOMAS. STREET SUPEHVLOR idened to the numerous speeche.* it Milledgeville had one nrgnniza- n started that would grow, and Milledgeville would grow. Jay's Depattment Store HANCOCK STREET NEXT TO BOSTON CAFE f through the years as ,i reminder to posterity of those men who »-> valiant ly sacrificed for u great cause. We commend the Legion on their de cision and the splendid gesture they have made toward rendering a much needed service to Milledgeville’s school. It is indeed fitting that the me morial should render a particular senice to G. M. C. 1 for whom the local post is named received their trailing at G. M. C., and went directly from to the army where they covered themselves with glory and wrote their names in the columns of Amer ican heroes. Without going into the statistic! or examining the roll of the local post we would aay that fully seventy- five per cent of the members received their first military training at G. M. C., and now that the time has come to place a memorial we feel that every Legionaire feels proud of the fact that thib- memorial can be con tributed to serving their first tutor in military tactic*. Ten years have elapsed since the Armistice was signed, and the Legion has been an active organization since that tii ing force from he Presiden office boy closely co-operat« Milledgeville, a town in ht u thriving industrial and farming j Ction, should he the center of all trade for this a radius of thirty-five • «. There has been at times some effort made to bring trade to Mil ledgeville. Some inducement hu.* been made to make it profitable for the people who .ire so called our A co-operative organization of the 1 business interest can bring about a j material change in business here. Our j Institutions bring in much of the busi-1 nes.* that we are dependent upon,! and when they have gone a general j business slump conies. ! The merchants advertising Mil-1 iedgevilie and its tradnig advantages I can do much to induce others to come i here to trade. A concentrated adver- j Using campaign will bring about a large increase in all business. ! FOR RENT*-i-A furnished ridm dean ■" *l'° * f*rm* lor sale. Apply •« this offi«o. 6-21-26 FOR SALE—Rooted i«r..i,.., goMias, lisais plant* nad knttar and •ft bulb*. MU*. Mania Jana* Banana* M ceat* a daaan Friday They have worked with and Satnrdoy at CHANDLER BROS. YBEE (SAVANNAH’S BEACH) ‘Where Ocean Breezex Blow” Surf Bathing.—Day and Night Dancing —Every Night Except Sundays Band Concerts on Sundays Music by Nationally Known Orchestra* PAVILIONS. BATH HOUSES, HOTELS. COTTAGES. RESTAURANTS FISHING — BOATING A Paradise for Children and those Seeking Rest. Fun, Frolic and Entertainment for all. Travel By Train REDUCED ROUND TRIP FARES CENnUKE0BGU "THE RIGHT WAV Fit First MO matter whit other file qual- ‘ties a Slit may hive—if it doesn’t fit, it is worthless. The fitting qualities of Schtoss Clothes have aside them famous —you cm step in here, step into 1 suit and find a perfect fit—1 fit that will stay perfect as long is you wear the snit! JOHN HOLLOWAY V »oo«k»oo<- THIS COUPON WORTH 20c THIS WEEK ONLY AT SPOT CASH STORE AND MUST BE USED AS PART PAYMENT FOR Seven Sisters Flour ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOMER Sifiatnre Customers Name Addtet. Indian Island and Pool y ws *' * ;; ■” WiB he apen far visitors—Thursday and Friday JUNE Z15T AND 22ND. TWO DATS ONLY. T0U ARE INVITED . ...i J. W. Shinholser