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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.. MARCH 14, 192® THURSDAY, MARCH 14. 1929 A BUSINESS REVIAL ?!any n.trchantu have comfort! Ihemsleves in the belief that thci made. There is no better tonic than ad vertising. It is the rtimulan' that , ft i ivci many I u in- . A »y ti mutic program in life giving and well « t a trial. Th;* line between success and failure is very thin and the failure to make one renewed ef fort often means defeat. A FARM AGENT NEEDED A number of counties in Georn have a farm agent this year for t firs time, and we have noticed from our exchanges that they have started the year with poultry sales from which good sums were realized. Baldwin ccunty has no agent thi year. There will he no poultry «*’e . there will life no girls and boys corn, cotton, poultry or pig clnbr organ:- - ! in he county. Th r Knr will have to depend upon themselves when their cows, hogs cattle or poultry show signs of disease. They will have no one to consult when in doubt i about when any disease attacks their crops. A reasonable amount of time i’ re quired to accomplish any great un dertaking. Not many years hack a change began to take place in the method of treatment at the Georgia State Sanitarium and while the im provement continues the Institution grows in number of patients. Dur- ig the change that was taking place in the treatment methods, n similar change was taking place in the physi cal plant, and the grounds to meet the growing demand. The doctors in charge of this mammoth institution have wisely de cided upon these changes. They have carefully selected the type of build ing to he erected. They have after much study selected the site, looking fnr into the future for each building, they have made those improvement 1 which they deemed best so tha. the] great work could he carried on eco-| romically and yet progressively. - The Institution has grown to be | the largest state hospital in the | country. It is a tremendous business and is one of the great problems the law makers of the state are faring to solve thi* summer. The Board of Trustees have made . mm mdal • • hich On y believe necessary that this era work continue. These recommendation • have come after lengthy council with the staff at the Institution and are made because they believe them to uid have much fear of this or her organization gaining such taught this great principle, 1 ami he not once attempted to reform | the Government of hi* time, but lived a life by precept and example that - has lived to be a guiding influence to very generation to follow. The prohibition organizations can if they devote their and talent in teaching people ■ nnd showing them the Is or whiskey traffic than they i by trying to force them into ervance of the law. We arc as dry as the dryest, but we resent any organization attempt ing to take the Government of nation by the throat, nnd holding a J threatening hand over our law mnk- A GREAT AFTERNOON FOR THE CHILDREN On Monday aftemon March 25th n 3:30 on the Georgia Military Col- C.ampus there will be an Easter Hunt for the children of the city The program for the afternoon is be ing worked out by the Maude Norris Circle, am! an afternoon of intere-t- ing and entertaining events is being arraged. Bushels of eggs will he had for .he finding, and real I ,I,blots will j;'Id to the fun. A full grown cotton tail for the larger children to chase, und a small er U.nny for the little folk?. Catch him and keep him. He be!- the child that out run* him. Many amusements nre be ranged for this occasion. 1 and be on hand. Ice By H. E. Stanford, D. C. II. II. Asks; Whn*. will give perman- relief from stomach troubles? I tried various remidies without results. A ns. To relive stomach trouble the cause must be removed. Chiro- practice locates the cause and adjusts the ••cause'* of the condition. When this adjustment is made the stomach becomes normal and no trouble will exist. Chiropractic is the Philosophy, Science and Art of things natural: the art of adjusting the vertebrae (bones) of the 'spinal column, by hands only to remove the cause of DISEASE. Consult a Chiropractor about stomach troubles. New Spring Dre.se* at CHAND LER’S VARIETY STORE. Eaatcr Sale starting Friday. ONLY THREE WEEKS TO EASTER I am selling real clothes the fit material and workmanship guaran teed for $25.00 and up. Come in and let me show you before buying that Spring Suit. SAM McCOMB Tailor Wk.l could be more welcome iboo reduced price.. Vi.it CHANDLER’S VARIETY STORE Eo.t.r Sale. Ojr.ter .hell* for Chichen., fine or otediom .round .1 CHANDLER BROS. For Sale A limited amount of Cockers Improved Cleveland Big Boll Cotton Seed. First year from Breeder, as pure as possible to saved without private Gin. $1.25 per Bushel. GEO. W. HOLLINSHEAD ill he on sale. Admission fee D cents will be charged. DR. WYNN AUTHOR OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR The first of copies of th: recently published Ergl: h Grammar written by Dr. \V. T. Wynn, head of the Engli h Department of the Georgia State College for Womi n. were re leased this week -and placed on sale at Wootten’s store. The book is written to simplify the teaching nnd study of Engli h Gram mar. and is especially written for college students. Dr. Wynn dedi cated the book to his wife, and is 'releasing the Irewised edition, the first manuscript having been re leased in 1927. Dr. Wynn has written other books and now is working on a history of Southern Literature, which will be released within the year. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stiles will be interested to know that they are making their home in Murfreesboro, Terin., where Mr. Siles is manager of the James K. Polk Hotel. This hotel was recent ly opened, and is modern in every dctnil. The opening night with Mr. Stiles is manager of the James K. in Murfreesbroo, an elaborate dinnci was spread, n special musical pro gram rendered, and a dance given. DAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS. CHAS SMITH UNDERGOES OPERATION Jacquelyn, the little daughter of r. nnd Mrs. Chi* Smith, underwent i operation for mastoidetns at the ty hospital Friday night. The operation was performed by Dr. L. Longino. The little girl rnnkine' the lonths old. I Men’, utraw hat. $100 at CH AND- j LF.R’S VARIETY STORE Faster, Sale. the h'> interest of the state’* unfortunate, j As .. layiuan I would not nttemp' to tell these experts whn» this Insti-j tution needs. 1 would not he so fool- • ish to believe tha - 1 know whnt type j building is needed, nnd 1 am sur prised that already there have beenj a few who would attempt to dictate j the policies to be followed lifc* the Snnitnrium in outlinin'” fhe’r j growth. The new Psychiatric hospital fills a j definite nopd nnd was one of the very essentials in acc'>mpli«hing the best results. Cow V.tow—Mean, rr utter fat—Big shipme. d at L. D. SMITH’S. | ore milk and 1 A DANGER LIEUTENANT NASH RECEIVING C. M. T. C. APPLICATIONS Applications are already being re ceived in the office of Lieutenant Vernon L. Nash for admission into the Citizens Military Training Camps and Baldwin county is expected to furnish a full quota. Dr. Richard Binion and Dr. Sam Anderson are making the physical examinations of the Government. Lieut. Nash urges that nil young men who want a vacation at the Govern ment* expense to see him and let him explain the C. M. T. C. Camps •-vivaria Avenue in the Nations »>n March the 4th. were mem- • f many prohibition organizn- •hief among them were the of- lof the .Tr.ti-Stiloon league, looked down with much satis- \ upon their dry President ns de to the Capitol to be inngu- i, although he was wet for the • being from the heavy rain that » falling. I The .Anti-Saloon league has work ed itself into the nation’s politics and is now a powerful factor in framing eertnin legislation. They hold a con trol over many representatives pnd control. It is time th-t wo l«r—».l morals cannot be legislated. Our AN ENGLISH GRAMMAR BY WILLIAM T. WYNN “It ii attractive in form and valuable in content" Mis. Lucile Turner. East Carolina Teacher. 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