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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDCEVILLE. C*.. APRIL 4, 1S29
ThiilVeek
> By Arthur BrUbn* *
NATURE S BALANCE.
THE PRICE FOP. PICTURES.
EINSTEIN PUZZLE.
THE "FIVE AND TEN” LAW.
It dangerous to interfere with
T»!ur.- - halum >. one thins killing
other*. all kept in hound*.
Yakima <‘..uny, Waaninirtun. off-
i.icd H bounty to exterminate hawk*
\t!-. and thousands were killed.
■ :111.-rt ifurm h.rdu and poultry.
THETOWNDOCTOR
C.I Sola on Th. PUc. ’Vk.r. Yon
Lire
Every th inkins citizen wants to
• hi* community grow, and most
l PwPlt* ar ‘- willing: to get behind
and boost." But. from the letters
j.. i pi, write me, it appears that they
do not know ..ow or what to do. or
I what to keep from doinir.
problem that confronts every
immunity is one of selling you have
r ' sell your town—sell people on
y..ur t< wn.
It -.und* simple—and it is simple
when you know how.
A few years ag:» I had the pleasure
t.r, •hitting a campaign to sell a
it* In practically every town
ern- would say, "That’s simple
• I unds like a good idea, hut
HINTS FOR THE HOME
it?"
lent
xaminimr hawk and owl i
..und that th.- bird* lived •
Rill off .oyotes and foxes and you
■ r.i » plague of field mice and
imk r.ibbit Montana made that
d; «..very. T..< wi-e plan is to d,-
troy the objectionable creatures by
scientific means Get rid of small
vermin and the bigger nuisances will
Th.n
ea.'i»nally death proves it.
At Daytona, Florida. Mr. Bible,
trying for a new automobile speed
record, was instantly killed when his
car v - going ”02 miles an hour.
Til. ■ r fwd -tood well hack, watch
ing h* rare, but Charles Trxub.
grinding u newsreel camera, knew it
wa !ti- duty to show the machine,
traveling four miles a minute, com
ing hi ad-on. He stood with his cam
era planted slightly to one side of
the straight course. When the driver
l'»| control the car leaped und roll-
It was too late for Traub to save
himself. His dead body was laid out
beside thut of the driver.
* That is the price paid sometimes
for newt pictures. . .
tf
Profe**or Einstein, fifty years
old. retired with his wife from pub
lic view, to think about realtivity
:md the fourth dimension, and won
der why people make such a fuss
He is especially amazed at the
great interest in his discoveries in
the United States. And he well
may be. Not ten men in the United
States understand them.
What Will Rogers culls the “Five
and Ten prohibition Inw," five years
in jail, and $10,000 fine went into
effect in Chicago, and the firs man
caught in the Jones net was Carl
Muhnke, a policeman. The Chicago
fed* ra! district attorney , xpccls 250
indictmen-t per month.
Impressive figures prove thut the
radio has come to stay with a ven-
g» ancr. Muring 1028 retail sales
of radio apparatus totalled $70,877,-
The extent to which radio has
transformed human life and i nlurgcd
ita possibilities i* under.* ood as little
as the importance of printing was
understood when Gutenberg began
setting up his movable type.
Printing opened all the knowledge
of toe world to everybody that could
read.
Radio offers the speeches, music
and information of the world to
everybody able to listen.
Professor Card of Philadelphia,
says women will soon wear dresses
made of a-bestos, fireproof, shiny ns
silk, more durahfle than any cloth,
easily cleaned with a wet cloth, cost
ing less than other materials.
All interesting, hut women prob
ably won’t wear asbestos.
Imitation pearls are a* handsome
as real pearls. Synthetic rubies and
sapphires are made exactly like the
real. But woman insists on having
the real.
SPECIAL REDUCED FARES
TO
ATLANTA
ACCOUNT GRAND OPERA
T: l:cts on sal:- April 21-27,
inc’;j !v : fin-1 return limit Mav 1.
SAVE TIME AND MONEY
TRAVEL BY TRAIN
The Safest, Must Economical Most
Reliable Way
Ask Ticket Agcn for fares and
other travel information.
CUtfTRAL OF GEORGIA
' ' The Right Way
Tl . procrastinator and the fellow
t was -tiisfied with things as they
w '• w.uld say, "This k
. o.i town: why sell it?”
Ai:.i the knocker would chime* in
“That is a good idea. Sell it
i git rid of it,"
it * 0 here was the individual who
il. "Wal, we been gittin' along
. I th re years without it. why
• ; iId we change now?"
Perhaps you think the -ame, ns
P> " .in-, to selling your community,
hut regaidies* of how you feel or
think, the fact nevertheless remains
.hat > - "U must sell your community—
m-Ii people on your community—if
the place you live is to keep pace
with modern times.
For a community to b e modem it
mu- keep up to and ahead of other
• immunities. If one community
makes rapid strides Jo the better-
m -nt uf living and working condi
tions. becomes a more attractive and
uU restnig plate to reside in. if i s
pcopl, are happier, more content and
prosperous, it’s up to other
communities to profit by their ex
perience* and not only do the same,
hut outdo them!
To keep ahead—he modern—re
quires constant changing. Bruce
Barton says, "When we quit chang
es we’re through." and to change
requires salesmanship.
Selling u town or community is
like selling anything else: First—is
there a market? Second—is it
marketable—suitable for sale as is,
so that when sold it will stay sold?
Third—to whom is it to be sold—
who’ll buy it? Fourth—how can it
be sold? And fifth—woll sell it—
the sales force.
(By Nancy Hart;
♦ n: re refreshing for the bed-
han a cri«p new spring dress
. \*nfiy? Perhaps one of
d chintz, if floor covering and
« -T plain. Or. if the con-
« dainty flouncing of tinted
• "\«-r a sateei. slip. Nothing
v feminine than organdie,
pretty mode! in two tones of
“a* made with the foundation
leaf green organdie, the deep
i applique above it in a slight
er tone. In another, two
: yellow-rose were used. The
formed the long under
the darker shade was scal
ed shirred ,»n cord* and used
x iruh ruffle fini-h at the top
table.
nu for Bridge Luncheon
Antipasto
•‘••to stuffed with chicken
Potato chips
Cloverleaf rolls
Strawberry Mousse
Assorted small cakes
Coffee
Fricadclli
To cun* cold roast me
P* d. add 1-2 cup bread c: .....
chopped onion, 1-2 teaspoon chop
ped parsley and same of chopped cel-
ciy leaves. Beat 2 eggs and mix
wrh all ingredients. Form into halls
roil in crumbs und fry in deep hot
fat.
cheese: cover to top with milk and
bake until the milk is absorbed.
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Salad Eileen
To fresh i ettage cheese add 2 tbls.'
chopped chivi-s, salt, pepper and
cream to moisten. Mold in cups,
turn out on salad plate, press a tiny
sardine into each mold; garnish with
cress and stuffed olives and serve
very cold. j
Angel Sandwich
Cut slices of angle food cake
about 1-2 inch thick, spread between
them a filling of whipped cream mix
ed with chopped nuts.
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Ann
• thesi
five questions; know
the facts, und apply the knowledge
to your town, and all problems of
growth, progress and prosperity will
come as a matter of course.
The*e questions can be answered
—will be answered—in this column,
step by step. If you will read them,
s.udy them, anc do your part, you
will be the one t * gain. In fact, it’
up to you!
You are to ycjr town the same u
a salesperson to a store. The stor
may have good goods excellent
flocks, right prices, a good manager,
and everything that a first <
store should have; but. if the clerks
are different, not interested wnethe
they give you service or not. do no
know the stock and don’t soil you :h<
way you like to he sold, sooner oi
later competition with salesmen am
saleswomen who "know their stuff’
and serve you the way vou want t4
hi- <-i"i. * -11, will pm tha store i
back fCrqet or completely out o]
business, and the clerks looking for
another job.
Your newspaper, service cluhi
chamber of commerce, and other
civic organizations can rpend thous-l
unds of dollars and months of time.I
hut in he end it depends on Y-O-U.!
It’s not a duty alone—it' business;
good business if you do—p« ir busi
ness of you don't.
Yours is a good town—can lie
made a better town—-so get sold on
iL
This Town Doctor Article, one of
a series of fifty-two is published by
the Union Recorder in co-operation
with the Millcdgcvillc Lions Club.
Rice and Swiu Cheese
Boil 1 cup rice and place a layer
» buttered baking dish, season with
( and red pepper; add a layer of
rated Swiss cheese, more rice and
OUR SERVICE IS SUDDEN
Our prices are the lowest—What
more do you want?
High class Shoe Repairing,
Cleaning and Pressing
BLAIN’S SHOE PUNT AND
PRESSING CLUB
Phone 373
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
AIlL.i’V MERCHANDISE
‘TESRiBGE a COMPANY
PHONE 352-J
THE PERFECT COAL.
Phone
252
Quick
Delivery
| Fowler-Flemister Coal Co.
j BRICK That C[ink Like stcet
Ar- Made by the "McMILLAN” Process
BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS
There is No Waste in Our Bricks.
We Make Quick Shipments in Any Quantity.
RICH G1.0 FACE BRICK—FIRE BRICK—COMMON BRICK
Milledgeville Brick WorksCo
MILLEDCEVILLE, GA.
Established 1883 by J. W. McMillan.
K. G. McMillan, President Belle McMillan, Vice-Presid
LAST WEEK!
Special Inducements Will Be
Withdrawn In Few Days
If you have the slightest desire to own for yourself
one of these new Westinghouse Electric Ranges with
the “Flavor Zone” oven ... if you want the freedom
that automatic oven control gives . . . and want to
save money as well as lighten your housework—
investigate now.
#4-75 Down — 24 Months
to pay the balance!
Free Table or Trade-in Offer!
Think! You don’t want to miss these low terms.
You could use one of these porcelain enameled top
kitchen tables. One given free with each sale—or
we allow $10 on your old stove, if you prefer. BUT
—these terms are only while this sale lasts ... a few
days more.
BANISH KITCHEN SLAVERY
HAVE MORE DELICIOUS MEALS
You can do both by having this Westinghouse Elec
tric liange installed—and you’ll never miss the small
monthly payments. This range cooks so superbly
well that brides put their mother-in-law’s me;Us to
shame when the bride has a Westinghouse and
Mother doesn’t!
SPECIAL CLUB OFFER, ALSO!
When the Westinghouxe is bought in combina-
- n a Crown automatic storage Elec-
,n ^ ''“* < r Heater we offer special club terms
5*0 down and 30 months to pay. So come in
and get ALL the facts!
Omega Flour
Y OU need just one flour
in your pantry. Use
Omega for biscuits, rolls,
cakes, pastries. Omega
is the all-purpose flour.
Mnnyatravelierin
the old covered
wagons dependrd
upon the Cole
mill* to supply
him with ilour.
A. J. Carr Company
Geo
POWER
■ A CITIZEN WHEREVER WE SERVE . -
Buy your new Ford
at the home of
good service
.. l. HAVE been selling Ford cars for a great many
years and we have installed every modern facility for
giving you good service. Our mechanics have been
specially trained to service the new Ford car. Our new
precision service equipment duplicates factory manu
facturing methods. You will find that it pays to buy your
car at The Home of Good Service.
Roodtter, $450 Phaeton, $460 Tudor Sedan, $525
Butinett Coupe, $495 Coupe, $350
Sport Coupe, with rumble teat, $550
Fordor Sedan, $623
(AU fru.fl F. o. B. Detroit,'
: McKinnon motor co.