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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.. DECEMBER 6. 1928 TkisWek , by Arthur Briibane s Although Chevrolet originally planned only for eleven mnjtr ad vance showings of its new fi-cy.inder car. the tremendous interest which has been excited throughout the coun try to see the new car has made it necessary for the company to plan 1 fifty additional advance showings in ( other important centers, company I officials announced yesterday. . Already additional showiAgs have I been held at Philadelphia. Indinnapo- j lis, Kansas City, Flint, Columbus and Cleveland. The first four of these ! observed openings last Saturday. The Cleveland opening was held Monday. A TORNADO VISITS EUROPE FLORIDA !S SOUND introverts MISS WEST PITIES WOMEN Terrific storm* in Europe hav s m , killed many in Europe and Britain, 1 Columbus had its opening Tuesday, .inds putting a new fear the high jn the populations. Tornadoes and earthquakes . _ . . «» o»rth. imp..- New York, D,W tially. and na*.or|ii might h? Everywhere the new Chevrolet line has been displayed thus far the crowds have been tremendous. A' Chicago, Loi Angeles and Washington, cities on th< , the'w afr'That "nature forces lis ‘" f «>'™n where showing: „ them, not insisting upon fight- h “ v <’ keen rompleted, elos, and killing each ether. I to " ™" llon n « k “* ! spect the new cars. At Detroit the opening day crowd 28,000, a figure out- which bettereri b y 3,000 the best wind °» ,enin K day crowd in the history of , the famous Detroit Automobile Show. The tornado in Europe, leaving a trail of loss and death, will not cause foolish pessimism, such siders have displayed after ^orida's'Tieh wind come, only 1 APproximateiyquarter million peo. rarely and never in Winter, when j' c ™ ,t ' d ‘he ahawtng during it, ,ix the harvest season of tourist, is on. *»*" Wk P™port,onnte crowd interest was demonstrated at ; Washington, Chicago and Los Ange- And Florida in one impoYtant spect has an advantage over other States in her financial condition and freedom from debt. Florida, a." a State, owes nobody dollar. The State lcs. The revised plans for a spread showing of the new Chevrolet will in no absolutely Presentations originally iensationftl vay affect scheduled and still unfulfilled. Thrso of the: cities, St. Louis, San Francisco and , , Cincinnati, are now holding show- for any purpose, except for . , ’ K ithin the and P° rt Iand, Dallas and Atlanta fre? from bonded indebtedness, its laws forbidding the State to suppressing insurrection State, or repelling armed invasion. w*ill have openings December 18. When it was decided that the ud- nce showings should take in more territory so that no large center ‘uld be-overlooked prior to the na n-wide exhibit December 29, Chev rolet’s vast and efficient sales force into immediate action. Mar shalled by H. J. Klinglcr, general sales manager of the company, and captained by the regional sales i agers. arrangements were culminated almost overnight to bring about the showings in Philadelphia, Cleveland, Columbus, Indianapolin, Kansas City, and Flint. Cars from the Flint factory had to l»e loaded .and rushed express. Deal-! er organizations in each of these! places, working smoothly in every J instance, selected c« jitrally located and popular exhibit places. Ne <u- paper advertising was relied upon to welcome the public. And the success of the suddenly planned venture was attested to by the mammoth crowds which poured forth at all these points to vie wthe handsome - new Chevro let. While the Chevrolet sales organ ization, expecting its greatest year in 1929, is busy with the advance showings, and special dealer exhibit.., the production forces of the company are equally busy behind the scenes. Fifteen mnmmoth Chevrolet fac tories throughout the country are working at top speed turning out parLs and assembling these parts into complete automobiles. Every thing is being pushed forward at peak capacity so that the thousands who have already placed orders will not be disappointed when deliveries be gin January 1. As soon as the cars come off the assembly lir» they are distributed to the dealer organization so that every Chevrolet dealer will have cars on display and ready for delivery to customers December 29. ;xxxxxxxxx::xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx3 “His Favorite Store” . Is Ready to Serve You! No State is in u better condition financially than Florida, destined to be one of the greatest States in the Union, in population and in money. And now, after the boom, while the foolish nurse their wounds, is a good time to buy in Florida, if you buy wisely. Professors of Northwestern Uni versity tell business men selecting 1 > employe*; to pick out extra* erts and avoid introverts. The introvert is a dreamer, with drawing within himself. The extrov?r: is a back-slapp'er I and go-getter. Theodore Roosevelt, Mussolini, William Howard Taft and Governor ^ Smith are of'lilt extrovert type. j There is something of the intro vert and extrovert in every man. Charise Fourier told .about it more than a hundred years ago, using the words, “internal intuitional, and ex ternal rational,” which are better. Mis3 Rebecca West, forceful, young British person who writes J well, pities American women. Their lives are trpgic, says she. Many of them live parked high up in sky- \ scrapers, “where they can’t even kefcp a dog.” It’s sad not to keep a dog in a skyscraper. But Miss West will know when she gets married that a baby or even a husband is a good substitute for a dog. She was the Fair Wife of Banker Asleep while her Yacht w • at Anchor; She* awoke with Dismay, When she heard the Mate say, “Raise up the top sheet and spanker.” The poor woman did not know the difference; she thought all “Spankers" were the same. Some people think that Flour is just Flour. There never was a greater mistake. There are Flours and Flours, sonic Good and some Bad; but "~-r GLQRIAI, GLORIA SUPREME PATENT FLOUR is the True Standard of Excellence and is Better Every Way Every Day. YOUR GROCER HAS IT John Conn Company DISTRIBUTORS Miiledgeville, Georgia BRICK That Clink Like Steel The latest eruption of Mount Etna “destroyed” ten thousand acres of fertile Sicilian land. Frost, rain and sunshine will crum ble the lava to dust. Weeds will grow, noil will form. Earth worms will chew it up, and those acres will be fertile again, and Etna will be a dead volcano. , It v*U1 take some time, thousands of centuries. There is no hurry, for according to Professor Milikan, men will live on this planet for a thousand mil lion years longer. ' Are Made by the “McMILLAN” Process BURNT- IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS There is No Waste in Our Bricks. We Male* Quick Shipments in Any Quantity. RICH GL0 FACE BRICK—FIRE BRICK—COMMON BRICK Miiledgeville Brick WorksCo ji MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. Established 1883 by J. W. McMillan. K. G. McMillan. President Belle McMillan, Vice-President million The biggest fortunes ar ways left by the greatest r Schubert, greater than "nlinary millionaires, left ten dol lars’ worth of property. Many un published songs sold for $2. Spinoza, , grent Jewish philos-t- opher, who has taught millions how to think, left as the mos; valuable au- *et in his "estate” a pocket knife with a silver handle. But he left a name worth more than the total capitalization of Gen eral Motors. king OF KINGS TO BE SHOWN AT G- S. C. W. Th*' immortal emotional drama of the Christ, The King of Kings will be shown a the G. S. C. W. Auditorium December 14th, under the auspices of the Alumnae Association, an ad mission of 60 cents will be charged. The picture is the story of the Christ and has had a long run in the, principal cities of the United States It is a picture that will last for ye*r*| and will continue to thrill- A sped musical program will ***•» wl1 not el- Right Now i, the Right Time RIGHT HERE IS THE RIGHT PUCE TO BEGIN YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING You can select leisurely from a full stock. We will reserve any item for you until Christinas. Purchases from pur-slock are certain to give perfect satisfaction on Christmas morning. Williams & Ritchie K Beautiful ♦ M SILK NECKWEAR THAT SUGGESTS CHRISTMAS GAIETY $1 to FINE MADRAS AND SATEEN PAJAMAS IN PATTERNS WITH PLENTY OF COLOR Handkerchiefs SIMPLY DESIGNED SINGLE INITIALS EM- BROIDED ON FINE UNEN. OTHERS WITH PLENTY’ OF COLOR. FOR HIM YOU WILL WANT TO SELECT A GIFT THAT WILL CAUSE ADMIRATION FOR YOUR CHOICE AND BE OF GOOD USE TO THE RECIPIENT. WE OFFER MANY HANDSOME ARTICLES WHICH WILL BE SURE TO IN VOKE HIS WARM APPRECIATION. 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