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UNION RECORDER, M1LLEDCEVILLE, C*., OCTOBER 4, 1IU mm , Thiag' YuwtSljBiilflKAgiy remember r rms have three avenues , ' trance into the human system. I ‘‘ e " maV he inhaled, swallowed, Thf> a v pet »n through scratched ° r ';«d wounds of the shin. in in-rttw weather, when most of 11 h oU jes are wide open the dan- o5 J r / inhaled germs is practically pt , T °pare air is a wonderful disin- capable, except agains* the yrcul“ r germ, which should be against at all seasons. V acquired infections in s CHEVROLET GROWS IN LEAFS AND BOUNDS Deti-oit, Oct. 4—Keeping pace with the mot* insistent demand in i:s history, the Chevrolet Motor Com pany has delivered more than one million cats into the hands of own ers since the introduction of the popular “Bigger and Better” model last January first, it was announced at the company’s offices here today. This sensational achievement of delivering one million car 8 in nine months is without a parallel in the history of the i.;«mufacture of gear shift cars and is seen as a tribute to the manufacturing ability and far sightedness of the company. It is re- Kardod here as a further indication of Chevrolet’s leadership as the world’s largest automobile producer. How Chevrolet marched to this height of popular acclaim may be noted in the fact that within ninety days after the introduction of the new car more than a quarter million new Chevrolets were on the highway in the service of their owners. Two months later, or on June first, a half million cars were in use from Maine to California. Another two months saw 750,000 Chevrolet, providing de. pendabie transporlatifin jn ev*ry city, town and hamlet' in the Union. And then came October when the full million mark was achieved. In order to accomodate the de- JEDGES JOSH . of the digestive tract; the keteria are swallowed with food or rtter . We should, therefore, be minative at this season. Edl- Kiet, taken raw, must be scrupu clean, and thoroughly maati- \ rttd. Fruits should be ripe, fresh, I and free from punctures by twigs, uraer u> accomodate the de- I cr specks of decay. Don’t give the mand, new plants and additions to I child a banana that is green, or part- present ones were made necessary in ripened, or punctured through the the many cities across the country Potato salad that ia carried where Chevrolet now maintains from meal to meal—better manufacturing or assembly opera do without the tiona. Foremost among these the opening in the Spring of moth assembly plant in Atlanta, now the largest automobile establishment the South. Despite new plants and factory ad- The maid had been surreptitiously using the bath tub of her employer, elderly Bishop. He was a bache lor, very fastidious about his toiict, and desired the exclusive use of his; tub. He reprimanded^ the maid with much indignation: “What distresses me most, Mary, that you have done this behind my back.” A negro was receiving bricks at the top of a ten-atory building where * repair work was going on. An other negro on the ground was load ing the bricks on the carrier. The negro above accidentally drop, ped a brick, hitting the one on the ground squarely on the head. He was indignant, and yelled to e one above: “Be a little more care ful up thar. That brick hit me and made me bit mah tongue.” Patient: n’t afford to be throw it away t mixture entirely. I See that all cooked food la thor oughly done, especially meats. It ia I not good policy to eat the boiled I ham that you had left over from the I picnic, especially if it reposed in the I basket on the ground for a few hours. ] The same ia true of cake, wrapped in newspaper and kept in the same bas ket File* haunt outdoor picnics. They love to crawl over deviled eggs, potato salads and the like. It ia not pleasant to think of what they 1 may shake off from their filthy feet and bodies. It goes without saying that all drinking-water these daya should be attested In purity, by a capable rath* t than a political official. A stitch , j time saves more than nine. Put nothing of doubtful purity into your >tomuch, and be careful not to over- | load. ADMINISTRATTOR’S SALS GEORGIA, Baldwin County. By virtue of an order granted at the October term, 1928, the Court of Ordinary of Baldwin County, will be sold, at public outcry, on tho first Tuesday in November, 1828, at the court-house door in said coun ty, betwen the legal hours of sals, to *he best and highest bidder for cash, the following described property, to-wit: One house and lot situate, lying and being on South Liberty Street in the city of Milledgeville, Ga., known and distinguished in the plan of said city aa part of Lot No. 1 in Square No. 59; bounded on the North by lot formerly owned by Mrs. Lucy P. Wagon, now owned by Mias Elisa beth Jones; on the East by Liberty Street; on the South by Mrs. E. J. Flemister and on the West by A. J. Carr. Sai dlot fronts on Liberty street a distance of 64 ft. and 8 in. and runs back in a westerly direction of equal width a distance of 118 feet. This October 1, 1928. E. J. Flemister, Administrator of the Estate of Mrs. Mary A. Thomas, deceased. v* Specialist: “U your buiineu profitable?” Patient: *?No; yours is.” ditions, Chevrolet has been working on a night and day baas since the first of hte year in an effort to keep pace with orders. More than 40,000 men, the greatest number ever on the Chevrolet payroll, were employ ed to assist in the production of the million “Bigger and Better” models on the road- SPOTS BEFORE EYES Miner Had Dark Spati Before Eye*. Felt Dali, Tired, Achy. Daesa’t Get Dewm Any More. SomcrKt, Ky.—Telling how he had taown of the merit of Thedford's Black-Draught since he was a boy, Mr. Albert Garland, of this city, recently said: 'T used to work in the mines, cut lost quite a bit of time on ac- ™unt of the tick spells I had. 1 ?ou!d get to having a bad taste *n my mouth, and a very dull, tired ueilng and ache. I would have dark *** In front of my eyes, and I *nuld be so dizzy I would stagger I was drunk. "I took medicine, but didn’t seem 10 Wt any better. My mother told me to try Blaclc- "ru'JKht, which I did, and after a doses I felt much better. Now ^ tfke it as soon as I feel the least a nd I don’t get down. I cer- JMnJy can say that it has done more for me My other medl- c “)e i have ever taken. I never get without Black- "raught. If I go on a visit, I take Package along in my suit-case, health Is better now than it T^ts bt-cn in years, and I believe it *•> the use of Black-Draught that cud it.” .Prepared .tour. g p> j ^¥h>t cii'nk Like SteVr < An IU. to lb -M.MILLAN- Pmin BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS There it No Watte m Our Brickl. W. Ihb «d* Ml, am, b Ato Qnnhr. RICH CLO FACE BRICK—FIRE BRICK-COMMON BRICK Milledgeville BrickWorksCo MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. EstaUiabad 1882 by J. W. Mifhs. L C. MJPha.J*raaMswt BeUa WUWUm. Vl.a Praddsal _ It The Flour In The Field of Flours RIGHT ALWAYS ALL WAYS, GLORIA SUPREME HIGH PATENT GLORIA IS ALSO AVAILABLE TO YOU IN SELF RISING FLOUR John Conn Company DISTRIBUTORS Milledgeville. Georgia SceoKececeoeewc^MraBK How Do You Write? We have just the pen that suits your hand—at just the price that suits your pocket—only standard makes will give you the service you desire. SEE US FOR— Waterman pens, pencils and inks, Conklin pens and pencils, Wahl pens and Eversharp pencils. Desk sets combining both quality and beauty. BELL’S 4 jll =j= ■fk dSSt^ 1 1 53 Special showing of Ladies' Fine Shoes Paleats, teas, AK- gators, reds tad Macs—both high and low keels— Styles jest from Paris K-M to $1«.N SPECIAL SHOWING THIS WEEK OF LADIES FINE Stockings Al tho sew shades CWfoao-Sak to the top—Petted hosts sad Ipsa too, 98c. IP YOU WANT THC RUT, (HOP AT E. E* HELL’S cAnd now, a Million Chevrolets Sincejan Isl The COACH $ 585 InRmZm?* *495 tv, c**.. ""'595 EZJPr. *675 Tfc. O. — .a, tl bl. biU, *695 IZlXr?.....*71S Kli? *520 (O—toOwJv) feftL .375 <CkmmUOml,) All prices r. •- h. File*. oHrt Inciori* fho Ioorur handling and 6’vancioa Hrst Choice of die Nation Jor 1928 Sweeping month liter month to even more spectacular heights of popularity . . • making and breaking new records of success with im pressive regularity through out the year— —the Bigger and Better Chevrolet has been the great est sensation of America's greatest industry! And never was a success more soundly deserved—for the Bigger and Better Chev rolet embodies fourteen years of continuous progress In the building of quality automobiles and embodies elements of beauty, perform ance, dependability, long life and economy never before combined in any low-priced automobile- Williams & Ritchie JEWELERS, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.