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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDCEVILLE. GA., JANUARY 24. 1925 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS TO CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE t I three-fourths of I*',. k wc people who live ^d'tko-c U>»’. »««">* the ' Kul art- die wb®l« thi ”*- think* dial the -universe hfor him. hut Mr. Pope aay* that . think* the same thine- I.i, Stated that there are more t thinp um»er 1 to CHICKS II iff each REDS KlOOCrQi iliuilL The following named persons contributed $265.36 to fight tubercu losis through the Christmas Seals Sale. J. C. Cooper, Stirr Store, H. B. Ennis. Roy L. Hayes, Homer Shy, Mrs. H. D. Allen, Stewart Woottcn, W. J. Donnelly, E. E. Bell, Mrs. B. nd m> lf -' Pay * at n t,m * y ° U ! W. Binford, M. W. Stembridge, Mrs. kSa ' other ship, waterLevine, Stevens Brothers, J. L. the bon- Siblcy j G p e cl er , M. S. Bell. J. L. Beeson. O. M. Conn, J. B. O’Quinn, Scott, Steve Thornton, Mrs. David Ferguson, C. E. Smith, L. S. Fowler, A. J. Carr, W. T. Wynn, Er> Sibley. D. H. Hollis, Thos. H. Rentz, Dixon Williams, K. p ». Mc Millan, Mrs. E. F. Bloodworm Clif ton Adams, L. R- Stevens, J. C. Ivey, R. H. Wootten, G. H. Webber, F. C. Boston, J. F. Boddte. Miss Sadie Mathis, J. E. Pottle, Frank Bell, J. .. _ A. Mayfield, L. N. Jordan, W. H. ,1 whoever made thin earth stembridice, John L. Hoprr. R. T. |„ ht thr dmir™* of the sea were Baitden. T. H. Clark, Mrs. L. M. important than the inhabitanta ^ j oneSi J4rs. E. D. Napier, Mr. A. J. f thr land. El* He wouldn’t have. MalKyi Mm. Eula Stanley, W. S. A de yo many of them. Dunkan, McMillan Brick Co., J. C. ■ Curious about that other world! J Ingram, Godfrey Osterman, Richard fcoplr droim when they arc sub- Bj n j oni Walter Zachcry, T. T. Hard- 1 m the water, and those mnn> w H Arna ll, Atlantic Ice A that inhabit the water general-1 Coal Co., R. W. Hatcher, C. H. An- drown wl»n they come up into the d rewg & Son, j. t. McMullen, T. L. 'McCombs, W. N. Knight, A. Gold- _ down into the ?tein, H. D. Allen, Jr., Exchange U, of the fishes and live very Bank, John Day, Jesse Bone, J. B. fflien Mr. Fish comes up into Cox, Jr., J. B. Cox, Sr., Mis? Lelia r w< all live hut he dies short- Lamar, R. H. McCombs, Mrs. Sadie Hall Bright, J. R. Smith, Dr. L. W. Perhaps that other world of spirits Lee, Rev. F. H. Harding, Mrs. S. A. | which much is imagined, is like Cook, Mrs. C. H. Bonner, F. E. Bone, Xo spirit has been proved to Georgia Power Co., G. H. Mobley, W. t with men. This atmosphere B. McKinnon, B. K. Dunaway, J. R. r may be as L'tal to it as to Wilson, Mrs. A. B. Scott, Miss K. K. |f»h. At any rate we know his at- Scott, G. C. McKinley, Lewis Flem- fatal to us. No man has ister, M. M. Crooms, Ralph Simmer- : and returned to tell the son, J. H. Ennis, Mrs. Darden Asbury, E. C. Kidd, Albert Lugard, Charlie eat the fish when they are Chandler, Homer Bivins, W. D. . but the fish goes us one bet- Adams, W. H. Jewell, Standard Oil • ind eats us when we ar»- not Co., Mrs. Thomas E. Pugh, Mrs. J. H. Brooks, R. H. Wootten, Mrs. L. |W« have strange stories of mythi- J. Rozar, D. F. Montgomery, Mrs. B. I beings who inhabit the depths of F. Johnson, W. J. Chandler, W. M. sea. Few believe them. We inhabit the depths of the sea. k believe them. We nave equally » stories of witches and med- • who call spirits out of the up- rid. Some believe them, as far as we know our ac- -nd acquaintances must be Jnfined to this narrow stratum of f earth’s atmosphere. We go be- o the sea or above it. through e portals of death, at our peril. Blackwell, Dr. O. F. Moran. M. A. Gladin, H. G. Bone, Jesse Simmorson, Mrs. G. H. Tunnell, H. W. Little, G. W. Barr. Mrs. Jas. R. Hines, A. F. Martin, John H. Holloway, J. C. Henderson, N. Albert, O. F. Veal, Mrs. C. A. Ivey, Union Recorder, B. B. Anderson, L. F. Longino, M. D., J. I. Worsham. H. S. Jones, Mrs. W. T. Garrard, Sr.. N. P. Walker. M. D., H. D. Warnock, Mrs. Frank Malpass, Mrs. M. H. Bland. Mrs. D. C. Albert. E -D. Prosser, Mrs. T. K. Myrick, J. G. Ivey, Prof. E. H. Scott, R. W. Ivey, Mrs. A. L. Ellison, Darien Hotel, C. W. Gholson, Mrs. W. L. Gholson, Ben son Bakery, Adrian Horne, J. C. Bas- ton, Mrs. O. O. Banks, Miss Blanch Tait, Mrs. C. R. Harper, Mrs. W. C. Sims. Col. Geo. H. Reich, T. H Ennis, Dr. T. M. Hall, Mrs. Nan Prosse Rev. John Yarbrough. R. M. Roger., M “» Deni Moore. K. s. Vinson. Mr*. Sollie Barrett, Mr.. W. G. Hankins, M " r >- Deaaon, Mr*. 11,-mar Barnes, Dr. G. A. Lawrence, W. E. Ireland, I Mrs - Laur » Stembridge, E. D. Tay- Dr, Amanda Johnson, W. H. Recvea, ]or ’ J “ rd » n Proa»?t. Joyce Goddard, Miss L. R. G. Burfeit, M. L. Curry, Mr »- Margaret Little, Mrs. W. F. Mrs. C. F-. Crawford, D. W. Brown A - H Paaehal, Miss Clara Mor- Co.. Mrs. E. J. Lee, Miss Susie Bass, ri ». Mr »- G - D - Case, Mrs. J, O. Bag- Mrs. C. M. Wright, George Davis, M. »«*'• Mra - Cor » H »IL H. Blanks. F. Davis, C. E. Caldwell, Miss Mary J "°' H Holloway., Mrs. Pearl Berry, Ivey, Mrs. D. W. Brannen, Mrs. Q. C.! A' J - ' Swann, Bill Johnson, Mrs. W. Brantley, Mrs. J. T. Hollis, Mrs. M. !p - BfrT Y- A. O. Thaaton. Marion Al- A. McCraw, Chas. J. Conn, Ed Bell lcn ' Rev G eo. B. Thompson, J. I. Jackson, Briscoe Wall. Dr. D. T. Gor '' Mi » 5 M »ry C. Nor.h, Mias Turner, Mrs. E. L. Lawson. F. O. A*"” Godfrey, Eugene Darrow, R. Pierce, Miss Mary Cline, Mrs. C. G. E - J- 0 ”*' H - *. Massey, Tom Collier, Crumbles, American Railway Eg- Jonc5 D™» Store. Culver 4 Kidd, press, Mrs. Mamie Pitts, Boston Cafe, Miss Alice Napier, Miss Elite- w - *• Walhmr 4 CnV. i. tk. place beth Jones, Maj. Sam Whatloy, Fra- *“ b *» «*.t ’’“***■■■ •■!»■*, all ley’s Pharmacy, W A. Massey, Mrs. kln * •* bar.... and plow ,..r yon J. M. Burke, Mrs. M. M. Porks. Dr. <•' ,K *r bnv. a large nnd pret- Som Anderson, Mrs. L. L. Beck. Miss «• “■“» Mattie Moore, Lieut. V. L. Nash. P. 1 "« "nr *hn*r. *•. thn. and get N. Bivins, Mrs. J. W. Stembridge, bargain* chanp. 1-J-W 4t. Mrs. Arthur Farrol], Mint S. A. ^ Lynch, L. D. Smith, Mrs. C. E. Bon- ner, Ed. Lawrence, People’s Hard ware Co., Dr. E. A. Tigner, Carlyle Giles, Gaither Banks, Miss Fleta Bateman, E. W. Allen, M. D., Jerome Babb, R. G. Smth, J. C. Grant, Mrs. W. B. Prosser, Mrs. W. T. Garrard, J., R. J. Smith, J. W. Hooten, Mra. Geo. Kemp, O. H. Wootten, Geo. S. Carpenter, F R. Hargrove, W B. Wood, Mrs. Carrie B. Taylor, W. C. Evans, W. W. Miller, T. A. Tdr- rence, Mrs. Will Hines, Mrs. O. H. Freeland, J. E. Granndc, L. S. Holsey, Richard Huff, William McDaniel, F. N. Broome, J. H. Farr, T. Trcanor, A. T. Butts, Jr., Mrs. T. M. Holton, Ed. Athon, A. J. Skinner, R. L. Nelson i Grocery Co., Chas. Torrence, Albert S. Smith, Mrs. R. W. McMillan, R. ’ N. Ashfield, Mra. J. O. Etheridge, J. 1 H. McMillan, Mrs. Benj. Bass, Rev. PHONE 234 OR 24 CULVER * KIDD DRUG CO. “OF COURSE” THE REXALL STORE DRESSES AND SUITS B Miss Sue Boyer, formerly of Spar- 1 Ci, died suddenly Friday even- hfir residence, 615 Ormwood following a stroke of apo- She was 50 years of age, and n excellent health until the r death, when she became fiddcnly ill and died before a pri- .* ambulance could rush her to a wtaL | Mas Boyer removed from Sparta, ■ years ago to make her i A Manta with her two aistres, la and Miss Dan Beyer, and r nephew, W. C. Boyer, local sacirt. She had been a member f ‘Jie First Methodist church of ipana. 1 Bover also leaves six other Miss Georgia Boyer, Mrs. U Btrry, Mrs. E. E. Finney, Mrs. j-- -Ennis, Mrs. Lucy Bray and Mrs. Harrison; three In others, A. H. «. and F. M. Boyer—Atlanta Vnoml " C BR ANTLEY again in CHARGE VALDOSTA TIMES f f Pant ■ Tt-.. The friend, in Mille.igeville of Mr. • rtntlev a re glad to learn that again assumed the editorship ** '“Won* Times. ijtK ,^ r 'lT U< y ^ een connected * Times for a number of ew months ago when s °ld. and he was dis- •ccnt purchasers have company, and 51r. bead 3S aKa ‘ n ^ een Pioccd at ,p a ^ rBntley ' s on e of the best r Wen in the State, and is ^ ‘‘U eciated by the people of |h* s U{ ^ ind lhc I >res s through out A stont U d Heard the FIRE. Fir “lon! T R ^ DI ° PROGRA M »• good as the 1 Wb tt I makes L N. JORDAN I FOR rent Sl Apartment* I H ■ Jcctioa, u tlK Gtp Pil “» 352-J. Newest of the new five months ago ^ -and newest of the new today! COUPES . . .$1195 to $1875 SEDANS . . . $1220 to $2145 SPORT CARS . $1225 to $1550 These prices f. o. b. Buick Factory. Con venient terms can be arranged on the liberal G. M. A. C. Time Payment Plan. The New -BUICK- 1 Ralph Simmerson, Dealer that arc dry-cleaned by us always look like new. Our pro cess will not harm the fabric, no matter how delicate it is, and our quick delivery service wiii always please you. Try us—our prices are always right. Milledgeville Laundry an DryCleane.s PHONE 440 Don’t Let the Months Slip By! Start a Savings Account NOW. Make a New Year's Resolution to save systematical- l y - One dollar starts you off. Saving is a habit that no one ever regrets. It guards against distress in times of need. It gives one something to "fall back on." WE WELCOME YOU TO OUR BANK rwrr-a^afKmaaBSCUnCEKBR Exchan;e Bank SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST! Unless you see the "Bayer Cross” on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 y ears. | DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART~| Accept only “Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” bortr* of ISUMeta boOks of 24 nod 100—>rQg?i*U. • a Wxwc-.-.rxclZ.iU: -nltryWmia WOMEN have been too long the burden bearers W HEN you think of the hard drudgery, the back- straining work involved in pumping or drawing water for all household needs from an old-style well ... is it any wonder that the health of many housewives is im paired? For centuries such heart-breaking labor was unavoid able—but not now. For a few cents a day you can employ a Paul Water System to do this fatiguing heavy work. Only a few cents — and the work is better done, more quickly done. Your wife has time to enjoy life, to be a wife in a truer sense than when she is tired with useless drudgery. .y-* Banish This Drudgery You can—easily! You can h?ve flowing water in your house, in the bam. For 2c a day a Paul System will pump water for the needs of six people—water for kitchen, bath and laundry . . . and give you fire protection at the same time. 2c a day will pay for pumping water for 18 head of cattle, for 35 sheep or for 35 pigs! When the cost is so little, there is no reason to deny yourself and your family the help a Paul Water System means. SPECIAL TERMS for a limited time only You need pay only $10 down, •nd you can have 18 moatka — a year and a half — to pay the balance ! But you moat j not delay. Thla.ofer b lhn- llu^ ited. Act today. Georgia rant COMZANY A CITIZEN WHEBEVES WE 8BBVE