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UNION RECORDER. MIULEDCEVILLE. CA. r SEPTEMBER 27. 1928 HANSEL HALL GOES TO WEST PALM BEACH AFTER STORM Mr. Hannel Hall, owner and build er of a number of houses in West Palm Beach. Fla., hurried to the storm area when it was learned that twenty-five per cent of all houses were blown away and ninety per cent damage.] in West Palm Beach. Mr. Hall has constructed one hun dred and ten houses in West Palm Bench and of this number not a single one w.as damaged. The en tire loss to the houses built by Mr. Hall was covered by five hundred dollars. The people there insisted that he remain in the storm area and assist in reconstructing houses and th;* re-organization of the section. He will remain there several months. The fact that the Hall Houses escaped the terrific gale .and flood with Mich little damage speaks of the wonderful building ability of Mr. Hall. SANDERSVILLE MEN INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK Mr. F. 0. Frank. And Dock Enjr- lish, a negro, were hurt in an auto mobile wreck near the home of Mr. F. E. Watson last Friday morning about ten o'clock. Both men were from'Snndersville, and driving a truck of the M. L. Gross Poster Co. They were coming into the Macon high way on a side road, when the truck turned over. Both men were pain fully injured, and were brought to this city by Mr. Ralph Simmerson who happened by. and "‘.tried to the offices of Dos. Binion, Scott and Mobley, where they were given treat ment. They were carried to the hos pital and later during the day to their homes in Sandersville. TAX BOOKS OPENED Notice is hereby given that the books for the payment of State and County tax are open in my office in the Kidd Building on East Hancock street. Books will dose December 20th. L. D. SMITH T. C. B. C. Ladies’ and Mi.ee. Sweater, for .port and dret. waar. CHANDLER'S VARIETY STORE HON. J. E. HYMAN NOMINATED At a convention of the Democrats of the Twentieth Senatorial District held Sandersville Wednesday of last week Hon. J. E. Hyman mui named aa nominee to represent the District in the Senate of the General Assembly. A resolution was parked approving and adhering to the rotation system of naming the Senator. The following Executive Commit tee was named: Baldwin County—Hon. Marion Allen and Col. Carlisle Giles. Hancock—Sam H. Wiley and G. B. Moore. Washington—Mrs. E. E. West, J. K. Pate. Dr. D. E. McMaster, Sr., and E. W. Jordan. The delegates were guests of Mr. Hyman at luncheon. TAX BOOKS OPENED Mr. L. D. Smith, Tax Collector of Baldwin county has opened his hooks for the payment of State and county taxes. His office is in the room formerly occupied by the Chamber ol‘ Commerce in the Kidd Building on East Hancock street. He will be assisted in the collection of taxes by Mrs. Ben Bass. T. B. COXWELL WITH CREW GOES TO STORM AREA Mr. T. B. foxwell with a crew of workmen left Monday for West Palm Beach, Fla., where they will assist in repairing thn storm stricken area. They expect to be in Florida, until next May. Those necompaning Mr. Coxwell were: Messrs M. Coxwell, E-.rl Cox well. Bob Sutton, R. G. Dunn. W. N. Giles. Henry Giles, T. II. Iverston, Ralph Iverston, Arthur Smith, Thom as Smith and Thedore Smith. The party went vin automobile ex peeling to roach there Thursday. (Continued from front page) up and down wall, flirtnig with death a dozen times a day, an attractions that will appease the hunger of the most urdent thrill seeker. The Merry-go-round, Merry mix up: Ferris Wheel; Whip; Caterpillar; Tilt A Whirl; Rocky Road to Dub’in; Devils Garden; are a few of the many thrilling and sesational riding de- Exhibit buildings will he open day and night. Admission charges will be the same as last year, 25 cent* for adults and 15 cents for children, day or night Season tickets will be sold this year for tj»e first time at $2.00 for :he week. Where exhibits are placed in the fair a coupon will be issued entitling all exhibitors to pur chase reason tickets for only 50 cents each, good for entire week. Judge B. H. Dunaway is President of the Fair Association. C. B. Mc- Cullar is Secretary. Mrs. F. W. Hendrickson is in complete charge of the Women’s Department this year Mr. Frank H. Coleman is in charge of the Poultry Department and colored County Farm Demonstration Agent, W. M. Hatcher will again be in charge of the colored department All other departments are headed by Home member of the Board of Direc- Tuesday is School Day on which all school children from Baldwin and all adjoining counties will be admitted free of chatge. This includes the G. M. C. grade children, the G. S. C. W. Practice School children and all rural school children of Baldwin and all adjoining counties, as well as the ad joining small town schools. $25.00 in gold will be given to the school bringing the largest number of chil dren from its community. , Th? school is not limited to its actual en rollment but to the community $10.00 is offered for the best decorat ed school truck. A fiddlers’ Convention, Hog Call ing Contest, Harmonica Contest and other special events will be staged during the wek. The Fair and Carni val will be turned over to the young ladies of G. S. C. W. from 2 to 5l CHANDLER’S VARIETY STORE P. M. on Thursday afternoon and they will have the titne of thei r lives. Dr. J. L. Beeson, President 0( G. S. C. W. and County School s 0(t erintendent P. N. Bivins have co i operated with the Fair Association in arranging for all of th^ school chfl. dren that possibly can to attend the Fair Tuesday. Prizes have been increased in all Departments of the Fair and despite bad crop conditions t.he official* of the Fair predict the largest. a nd mo*, successful fair ever held here. Presi. dent Dunawoy states that the public can rest nsaured that the Heth Showj is the largest and cleanest carnival that has ever been brought to Mil- ledgeville. There will not be a dull moment at the fair grounds from the time the grounds open for receipt of exhibit! nt 6:00 o’clock Monday morning un- til the carnival moves out at midnight Saturday night. Boy' Capa in colors, from bad weathei leather Lumber Jack. NOTICE I am now in the city moving the old Sam Evans Home and am pre pared to do other jobs while in the city. I am an expert in this line, so if. there are people who desire this kind of work done while I have my toolw nnd necessary implements here, I will be glad to have them see me. Call at the old Evans home or sec Mr. Lee Jordan. JOHN SHOATES. SPECIALS FOR THE BABY A complete line of sweaters, oteea, caps, blanket, for the babies, window. We have Special argain. all this week. CHANDLER'S VARIETY STORE See Gin your Cotton at Chandler Bro.. Gin, ruperior sample, guaranteed. Al ways ready to press the button and start the wheels going. CHANDLER BROS. Plus Liody got to Paris because he had the necessary endur ance plus the foresight to plan every last detail in ad vance. It’s the same with building. Concrete lias the endurance, and if your con struction is carefully plan ned in advance you too will reach your goal of satisfac tion. Why not let us help? PEOPLE'S HARDWARE CO. Sell, everything Hardware Phone 310 for quick service. iVnloiul Omni Company Notice to Property Owners, Contractors and Carpenters BEGINNING ON OCTOBER 1ST, 1928 THE 0RD1ANCE AGAINST COVERING HOUSES WITH WOOD SHINGLES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED AGAINST BOTH PROPERTY HOLDERS AND WORK MEN. A COPY OF THIS ORDINANCE CAN BE SEEN AT THE CITY HALL R. T. Baisden, CLERK W. J. Haynie, CHIEF-0F-P0LICE Fair Opens, Monday, Oct. 1st LOVER'S HAVEN OR RAINBOW TRAIL Take your girl to see this. Gobs of fun, mirth and excitement. THE CIRCUS SIDE SHOW The largest fair ever attempted in MiOedgeville or any adjoining county opens on the Milledgeville Fair Grounds Monday, October 1, 1928, for entire week. Competition open to the following counties; Baldwin, Hancock, Jones, Putnam, Washington and Wilkinson. The L. J. Heth Shows (The cleanest Show on Earth) Furnishes Carnival At tractions. All shows and rides will be ready to operate Monday morning. All exhibits must be in place by noon Monday. No individual exhibits accepted until 6:00 A. M. Monday. TUESDAY is School Day. M school children of Baldwin and all adjoining counties, who come accompanied by their teachers will be admitted FREE Tues day. This includes the G. S. C. W. practice school and G. M. C. grades, but not the college or advanced high schools. $25.00 in gold to rural school bringing the largest number of school children from their community. $10.00 for best decorated school truck. $425.00 as school and community prizes. INCREASED PRIZES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. NO ENTRY FEES CHARGED Admission charges, adults 25c; children 15c, day or night. Season ticket $2.00. Exhibitor’s season ticket 50c. ENLARGED CARNIVAL The largest and matt brilliant carnival ever brought to Milledgeville will furnish attractions; Some of the rides; CATERPILLAR, MERRY-GO-ROUND, TILT-A-WHIRL, WHIP, FERRIS WHEEL, ROCKY ROAD TO DUBLIN, MERRY MIX-UP. Some of *he shows; TURTLE CIRL, CIRCUS SIDE SHOW, PLANTATION SHOW MONKEY SPEED WAY. FUN ON THE FARM, HAPPY-LAND, CRAZY HOUSE, WILD ANIMAL SHOW, ATHLETIC SHOW, A NIGHT IN SPAIN, Etc. Two Brass Bands Furnish Music NOT A DULL MOMENT mmm the date-monday, oct. i. - ail week Over the Top GIANT FERRIS WHEEL THE MIDWAY OF THE L. J. HETH SHOWS MIDDLE GEORGIA FAIR, ""ST The Largest Fair in this Section Bigger This Year Than Ever \i