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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., DECEMBER 20, 1828 Season’s Greetings This season brings to mind our good friends, their many kindnesses and our own food will towards them. In assuring you of our appreciation for the business you have entrusted to us in -the past year, we extend our most hearty thanks and wish you a very happy Xmas and may the new year be one of many bright and prosperous years to rome. :xxxxxzxxxxxxxxxxxxxt JaY’S Dept. Store BALDWIN BOV SENIOR AT MERCER UNIVERSITY Judge W. H. Stembridge received the Inst payment of pension money for 11*28. and has placed it in the l. inds of the old soldierw nnd widows. tv • *al amount was $2,160.00 to the divided between 12 veterans and .11 widows. The death of Capt. J. W. Roberts recently leaves only 11 Confederate veterans on the roll of Baldwin covnty. hut three of these reside in other counties. Therefore Baldwin county has only eight veterans on the pension roll. Jim .Merritt, a white man, who lived or th • R. L. Rcnfroe place in East Baldwin, was found dead in his home Friday morning. The body when found was in a badly decom posed state, and it supposed that he had been dead since Sunday, as that was the last time he had been seen by any one. Coroner Newton was notified, and held an inquest. The result of the investigation was that death was due to natural cause, amf the remains were buried in a nearby cemetery. Macon. Ga., December 17.—Dr. Spright Dowell, president of Mercer University announced here today that Robert Martin, of Milledgeville, had made application for a Bachelor of Arts degree to be awarded at the June Commencement. STRAYED OR STOLEN—A light dun coored Jersey cow, cnc ear crop- ped, tip of one horn broken off, ( strayed or was stolen from hte old Smith place 322nd District Sunday December 9th. Information as to her whereabouts will be rewarded. GANZY JOHNSON, Browns Cross- A CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our hsart felt thanks to our relative.*, friends and acquaintances for their kindness shown us in the moments of our deep grief in th? death of our beloved hus- hand and father. We pray that God’s richest bless ings may ever be about each of you and that we shall always chcririi a warm place in our hearts for you. We :hank the doctors and nurses of Piedmont Hospital, Atlanta, Ga., also Doctors Moran and Bush for their earnest endeavors in relieving the suffering of our loved one—and that the Lrod will deal tenderly with MRS. C. It. GILES AND FAMILY. First Senior—What in the deuce did you get your hair cut so short Do; LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS ir Santa Claus: Please bring me a hall, a trieyclo a ir rifle and shots, fruit nnd candy ,nd nuts, love from, WELDON BROOKINS. 2nd Grade, Union Point School. Special Notice This is to notify all Tax Payers that 7 per cent in terest will be added to all Taxes remaining on the Tax Bopks unpaid after Decem ber Twentieth. R. T. Baisden, Clerk For rough skin Elizabeth Arden suggests that you use her Venetian Cleansing Cream and Ar.lcna Skin Tonic for cleansing the face, instead of the harsher method of soap and water. Venetian Cleans in t, Cream rids the pores of all dust and impurities, without rob bing the skin of its natural oils. ArJena Skin Tonic refreshes and tones the skin, and refines its texture. After cleansing, rat rriskly with Orange Skin Food. This rich emollient cream keeps the skin cells full and firm, and so prevents roughness and flaking. Elizaul.hi Akdln's Venetian Toilet preparations Culver &. Kidd Drur? Co. PAN-AM AGENT HAS SPENT 4955 HOURS IN THE AIR 1 i Mrcj plane is ?een almost dailv in the Jo; . a-ent for th? Pan An-:ri-!nir around Augusta, where he ca etroa .i-i Corynvrti n at j flndsjt very jiseful in his work of A; i, 'j«ori;ia y kc- a distributing Pan-Am gasoline and try _ ccast to coa*i: n world's record for landing and taking oft in when ho did the joti .180 Dillingham Field, Asheville. N. C.; the second plane to fly below the rim of the Grand Canyon^service mately 300.100 mile-*, carrying over 14,000 passengers. Pased on a consumption of 10 gallons per hour, Johnson has used •10,500 gallons of ga. uline in his plane, or approx::lately five tank If you ask Johnson whet his big gest thrill is alout dying he will jnobably tell y»u it comes from hi;i record of having gone through all his experiences without a single accident to plane or person. And thartv a real record. Announcing the Opening of The Hotel Baldwin Coffee Shop And Grill Room (WAYNE STREET ENTRANCE) Open 6:00 a. m. to 12.00 p. m. Our specialties—Sandwiches, Waffles, and other appetizing dishes. We have made this addition to the hotel with a view of serving the people of Baldwin county and the visitors to our city with the best. We invite especially the peo ple of the rural sections to visit us while in town. All food is prepared and cooked like the home folks cook, and we are sure you will be pleased. MAKE US A VISIT—IT WILL BE OUR PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU Meals at ail hours—Dishes served to order HOTEL BALDWIN Coffee .Shop and Grill Room Gifts that. LastP^xSf TO GIVE IS FINE—YET HOW MUCH F INER TO GIVE THE GIFT THAT LASTS? No m e lasting token of friendship can be found than in our complete selection of jewelry. The splendid individuality of our jewelry makes it the most appreciated of all gifts. The uni formly right price and integrity back of our goods insures you of the extreme in values. GIFTS FOR HER GIFTS FOR HIM Bracelet Watch Diamond Ring Diamond Ring Emblem Ring Brooch Watch Bar Pin Cuff Links Pearl Necklace Watch Chain Bracelet Belt Buckle Toilet Set Cigarette Case Manicure Set Cigarette Lighter Mesh Bags Desk Sets SILVERWARE FOR THE HOME Each Christmas-tide i year l i our store the shopping headquarters for discriminating people. This hope yo uwill let us serve you even more than in the past. Williams & Ritchie, J ew e 1 e rs p M 0 We are open evenings. MILLEDGEVILLE. GA. tXXXXXXXXxxxxxxxXXllXXXXXXXXXXTgXXXXXXXXJ?