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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDGEVILLE. GA., SEPTEMBER 27. 192ft
bj J .»hn Joseph Gainea, M.*1
Tlie little red pest now infest!
lawns and woodland shades is knoi
by several names, any of which m
an alias. The chigoe, or chigc*
or jiggor—call him and her anything
you wish.—the bite is certain and
similar. The treatment is the im-
portant thing.
After the picnic, go home and wash
with strong salt and soap solution.
Rinse with clear water, dry careful
ly. Then apply a solution—say five
to ten per cent of carbolic acid and
camphor in equal parts of witch-
hazel and glycerine. Be careful to
apply no more than needed.
iral
lay well he apr
Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 24.—One of the
most heartening aspects of the pres
idential campaign now in progress is
the comparative unanimity with
which the old Confederate veterans
are lining up with the Democratic
party, according to party leaders in
PRESTO! RIVER VANISHES 1
Meeker, Colo., Sept. 24.— (Auto
caster)—A portion of the head
waters of the White River, at Trap
pers’ Lake, above here, disappeared
overnight. The portion wai three
miles long.
One morning last week all the resi
dents could find ot the stream was
a dry bed in which la> thousands of
Younger rum mny absolve the I!c- ,,r, ' ut ' d '“ d “ nd ‘W"*-
publican party of it, sin, again?- the An overflow from Trappers' Lake,
South, middle aged voter, might for- Colorado maintains a fiah hatchery,
get some of the abuses heaped upon the headwaters of the White
the heads of their fathers and moth- River.
era; some men and women of all ages Suddenly it was noticed that the
may fail to recognize the dire men- river was qot where it ought to be
nee of the anti-'ynching plank in the Instead there was a great hole in-
Kepublican platform, a plank calling t 0 which the water had disappeared,
for a law to make a whole community Search of three miles of the river
responsible for a single act of law- j, et j disclosed that there was no run-
lessness; others may not he alarmed n j n g water in the stream. A lrtlte
by the ever-recurring “force bills”, further on, however, the water re-
that crop up in every session of con- appeared, coming from a hole in the
gre*-yf with a view to putting elections j side of the hill. Then the course of
in the South under the rule of fed- 1 the river continued,
oral bayonets so that negroes may, j t Way generally believed the
have the right to vote indiscriminate- stn>am f, a( j cut j nto an underground
ly, hut the veterans of the Confed- p UssaKC or ] a k e that may have been
through the Gethse-, ca used by an earth shock or a slip-
of earth and that the crevice
r and the Golgotha of i
their father:
forget the debtj p rov jded
to the party of ( r | ver>
ed party leaders j
thi* year is—carry a small hut power-
ful suction-syringe in your kit ready
for instant use. If bitten cord the
limb tightly above the wound: with a
clean pin-knife, scarify through and
about the \vound freely. Don't he
afraid of a little blood. Work, and
work fast. Apply the syringe to the
area scarified, and draw every drop
that can
pletcly :
! FOR RENT—Large apartm
i»r are thes • grizzly old warriors, all modern convinces. Ga
vas further shbwn, ashamed to garage, block and half In
Tammany Hall the credit it#j C. W. Mr*. L. J. Zacher;
csentatives are said to be due for| $21.50 per month.
trouble.
escape sem
should have a wide,
smooth “muzzle.” If you cannot buy
one. improvise. A small breast-pump
might answer. Of course summon a
physician us quickly as possible.
A wound by rusty nail, or barb-
oua If you have no antiseptic at
hand, izzle the wound with a lighted
match—painful hut effective. Risk
no germicide weaker than tincture
of iodine or carbolic acid—full
strength is often the safest, swabbing
the wound inside, with u small appli
cator. The instant killing of bac
teria is safest. Don't wait for trial
the elleviation of the South’s suffer
ing, for the protection they have
given it from further indignities.
“They know that it was O’Connor,
a Tammany lawyer, who broke the
.-hackles from the hands and feet
of Jefferson Davis, to whom Repub
lican politicians denied thut celem-
ency he previously, as a soldier of
the United States, had shown to an
ordinary Indian chief," said a well-
known Democratic party leader.
“They Know that we need Tammany’s
votes in congress today as we will in
future years; and while they probab
ly recognize that Tammany hast had
its dark days in the past, they recall
thut Richard Croker and William J.
Bryan were political buddies, and that
Tammany of today is as pure as t
rose when compared with the Mell<
machine of Pittsburgh; Mr. Van
gas house ring of Philadelphia, ‘Big
Bill Thompson's former mnchini
Chicago, or the ‘Ohio gang! of re
scandals, all of -which are order
their support of the Republican n
HERE'S A DOC AVIATOR FOR ROOSTER STRUTS FROM TOMB
I* u riSept 24-
Dogs are taking up :
they make pretty g<
Be that an it mu;
el, opera star, has
cial airplane—as w
automobiles—for 1
dog Toto.
er>-
viation! At least
i>d passengers.
, French Hemp-
hart ered a spe-
Latrobe
Pa.
Sept. 24.— (Auto-
icr)—The endurance prize goes to
rooster discovered on the T. J. El-
n-.l a ,pe- I mt , r farm . Thi, roortvr', a rvRUlar
two wust , savant of the Black Arts,
’omornnian He was buried thirty-two days un
I der a mow full of wheat before he
J his mis- i„ B discovered. When rescued, tie
rinarian | |,ird n |K>|>ared doped, hut after shak
-crnl times emitted i
* look I
e telephoned to Le Bourgct foi
ne. hired a cur to take her there
to Croydon and took anothci
which hnd been ordered by tele
feeble crow and began to strut.
Mystics who do the “buried alive
trick had better look to their laurels
W. C. T. U. WORKER FOR SMITH
FOR SALE—A Re,
FOR SALE—Keefer Pe,
Call 342-J E. E.
KNOXVILLE. T o n n .—Mrs. L
Type- I Heed, men her of the W. C. T. U. foi
e J. T. I thirty years and an active prohibition
i worker. Is un ardent supporter of Gov
nrnor Smith. As a genuine Dry Hh>
livered ‘ ,,sllkeB ,,u ‘ dlegal “wetness” of tli>
. ! Republican party, Bhe says: and ah,
pickle- | ad(la tllat Governor Smith "Is honest
bushel. | and W |H enforce the laws.”
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M SPIC AND SPAN
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and just as fresh as when it was new. A re
juvenation. a new lease on life that means you
have saved the cost of a new frock. Send your
clothes to us to be dry cleaned. We are prompt
and efficient, and you will like the results.
Milledgeville Laundry
and Dry Cleaners
PHONE 440
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Just want to remind you that
quality plus $32.50 Suits that
I am seliing are the real thing
Come and look them over and
be convenced.
G. W. BARR
Merchant Tailor
NEW SUPER TIRE ADDED j Hopewell, spent ‘Saturday afternoon
TO GOODRICH LINE; with Mrs. C. E. Youngblood.
‘ * Several in our community are on
Akron, Q., Sept—In a dispatch to- the sick Hat this week. We hope
day from the executive offices at for them to uoon be well again.
Akron, Goodrich officials confirmed
persistent reports that a new super
tire will be added to the Goodrich
line. Specific information was not
given out. The information contain
ed in the dispatch said that the new
tire has not yet reached quantity
production following the ^acceptance
of engineer and chemist specifica
tions.
Tire talk, In every region of the
country, in which the price
quality of tires is paramount,
tuolly reaches the question of wheth
er or not The B. F. Goodrich Rubber
Company will build a super
Local dealers have admitted that
there is a possibility of such an
dition to the Silvertown family.
Goodrich announcements said that
the new product has just recently
emerged from the experimental stage
in road and laboratory tests covering
more than a year. It is claimed that
tire engineers and chemists
given a free hand to produce the best
tire they know how to build and that
time was a factor secondary to qual
ity.
Acording to Information received
from Akron today, Goodrich officials
declined to commit themselves
with respect to the new super tire too
.advance of heavy production
that it is anticipated the new tire
ill demand.
Mrs. Russell Odum has returned
home from the city hospital, where
she underwent i
operation £ 0P ,
pendicto, friend, are glad to
that she is doing nicely.
Mr. and Mr,. G. W. Young h, vt
returned home after visiting w i.
tives in Haddock and Sandersvii;
during the past week.
OCONEE HEIGHTS
Mr. und Mrs. George Kelly and
children from near Macon, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Champion.
Mrs. M. L. Sanford is spending a
few days with Mrs. J. W. Layfield,
at Stevens Pottery.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. Califf of
Not too Early to Think
About Heaters
We are still featuring the wonderful Cole-Hot-Blast. The
greatest fuel saver and distributor of heat on the market—
Buy one and let it pay for itself the first season in a saving of
Coal. Call and let us show you.
R. W. HATCHER HARDWARE COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail
ai Yransportatioi
—Reconditioned to
Assure Thousands of
Miles of Dependable
Satisfactory Service
Due to the great pularity of the Bigger and Better
Chevrolet in this community, we have now in stock
some reconditioned used cars that represent exceptional
values. These cars have been thoroughly inspected by
our expert mechanics and completely reconditioned
wherever necessary. They are good for thousands of
miles of satisfactory service. And because they are sold
under the famous Chevrolet Red O.K. Tag system, you
can buy them with the utmost confidence, assured of
their dependability and quality. See these cars today.
A few of our exceptional Used Car Values
* “with an OK that counts”
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
If you have been waiting fo, a pick-up in a real automobile,
we are offering n 1926 Dodge Brother, Sedan fully equipped,
excellent rubber, mechanically perfect at an unheard price.
FORD TOURING FOR SALE
One 1926 Ford Touring that is an excellent buy at what we
are asking, wonderful shape, good tires. You will have to
see this one to appreciate.
CHEVROLET TOURING FOR SALE
1926 a good automobile at a cheap price, looking for a
good home. Price it nnd take it on the ride as yon pay plan.
FORD ONE TON TRUCK FOR SALE
One that is in fairly good shape, not asking much, but one that
you will be able to get by with at very little expense. Bound
to go at what we are asking. See this one quick.
1927 CHEVROLET SEDAN FOR SALE
One that has been thoroughly overhanled, mechanically per
fect, excellent rubber. A wonderful buy at what we are
asking. You will have to see this one to appreciate it.
1927 CHEVROLET COUPE FOR SALE
One that is absolutely right, will suit the most particular, at
a price unheard of. See this one quick.
192S FORD COUPE FOR SALE
Here is your ticket, if you do not want to pay much, and got
good cheap transportation. This one will Fill the bill.
1927 CHEVROLET TOURING FOR SALE
When yon see this one and hear the price, it will fo home
with yon. If yon are not interested, don’t price this car, for
you will certainly be embarrassed.
L. N. JORDAN
QUALITY
AT LOW CO S • T