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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDCF-VIU-E. CA. APRIL U, l»»
The Milledgeville branch of the
American Association of university
women met April 8th with Mrs. Jere
Moore in the beautiful parlors of the
home of Mrs. H. D. Allen for their
rigulur April session. Miss L. R. G.
Burfitt presided as president The
club decided to hold election of offic
ers at their regular May meeting °n
the «ixth. At that time the Honor
able Mr. Sibley will address the ladies
«.n World Politic*. Plans were also
laid f»r the annual reception to the
m rmbera of the senior class to be
held May 13.
After the business session the pro
gram committee conducted a round
tabic on state government, basing
their wo k on the "kit" recently as
sembled by the Georgia League of
Women Voters. The discussion was
nn71 ;i:irti.-an. The ladies who partici
pated and their subjects were as fol-
Mabel Huger*, Does Georgia
New Constitution?
Sam Anderson, What About
Miller, Modern'll
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Thursday,, Friday
lion of the State Constitution.
Mrs. S. J. Whatley, A PLu*
Re iry anization
Mr*. F .E. Dari*. The Short B •* ot.
Miss Eliz>.'-otr Furgu*on, I*ropos-
t d Organization of Ui* Georgia State
Government.
Mr*. Margaret A. Tuttle, A Cen-
t • li.zed Pure using S'-stem.
A1 .. Fran.’- * Daoitl*. A Model
2*t*te Consti utitn.
The subject wh ; oh had been aevgn-
,-d lo Mrs. Ma>l C. Sslle wo,, in hrr
nbsrnc . tokrn by Mi,' l'urguson in
odidtion to her own snbjaci for the
afternoon.
The regular Mav m • ing will be
hi Id at hi home Mi'. L. I. Ro.
action to the senbrs is
i? new tea room on the
ge cunpda. A ddightful pro-
, then be ptunu 1
silver anniversary buick HINES ENNIS NAMED MARMOll
TO BE ON DISPLAY DEALER
The Cut-away Chasia of the Silver
Anniversary Buick will be on display
Thursday at the Buick dealer, Mr.
Ralph Simmerson, according to an
announcement that has been made
by Mr. Simmerson.
The Buick Chasis is placed on dis
play to show the complete workings
of the latest model Buick and is a
novel demonstration. The display
will be during the morning and the
car will go from here to Sparta.
The General Motor. Corporation
make, the FR1GIDAIRE—No com
ment necessary on its efficiency.—
See the latest model with Cold Con
trol at HATCHER’S tomorrow and
Saturday.
Li.tie
its—beautiful styles
and colors—extra values—CHAND
LER’S VARIETY STORE.
The roster "f the club includes
the-e names: National members—
Mrs. Sam Anderson, Miss L. R. G.
Burfitt. Mis* Euri Belle Bolton, Miss
Winifred Crowell, Mrs. F. E. Don*,
Miss Eloiwe Green, Miss Annie Har
per, Dr. A Manda Johnson, Dr. Alice
C. Hunter. Mrs. Thomas B. Meadors,
Mi vs Annie E. Miller, Mis* Eliza
beth Moure. Miss Lilias Myrick, Miss
Clara Nixon, Miss Theresa Pyle,
Mrs. L. J. Rozar, Miss Mabel Rog
ers, Mrs. Mabel C. Sa'de, Miss Kath
erine K. Scott, Miss Annette Steele,
Miss Vivian Stone, Mrs. Margaret
A. Tuttle. Mbs Elizabeth Furguson,
Mrs. S. J. Whatley; Associate mem
bers—Mrs. J. L. Beeson, Mrs.
Frances Daniels, Mrs. Sara Allen
Moore, Mrs. Stewart Wootten.
Announcement is made i
sue of the appointment of Mr Hi*, I
Ennis as Marmon dealer fur M .
ledgeville ad Baldwin county.
The new Marmon Roosevelt i» ^
on display at Mr. Ennis Garage anl |
is the first straight eight nunufit.l
lured that sells for less than .
thousand dollars at -jte factory.
Mr. Ennis stated that a full ii D .l
of the new Marmon'. will b e sold ar.jl
the many new and attractiv
types will be ready for sales hen-1
A car of cars will reach Milledge»ille|
at an early date, Mr. Enn:, >:atujl
SEABORN LAWRENCE NAMED |
HONOR STUDENT
Seaborn Lawfrencc, son i
ind Mrs. L. G. Lawrence, vu- named I
on the honor roll at Emory Univer-i:
thb month. Mr. Lawrence «
freshman at the college and is mal
ing a high scholastic record. There I
are only eighty students named <
the honor roll out of the fifteen bn-1
dred attending.
Children.’ anklet box.
plaid*—the newest thins
dren — CHANDLER’S
STORE.
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
“Monsieur Beaucaire,” the famous
French play, that scored a big hit
last season will aguin b- presented
at the Georgia State College for Wo
men under the auspices of the Alum
nae Association on next Saturday
evening.
The play is under the direction of
Miss Katherine Scott and many of j
the prominent stud.nts at the college
are taking the leading rolls. The
public ha» been invited to witness
the performance which will be staged
in the college auditorium.
"Monsieur Beaucaire” is one of
the cleverest plays that has been
written and has been played success-1
fully cn the stage many years in ad
dition to its popularity under the
WHAT IS A Seek
ONE-CENT SALE?
sale where you buy an
*, then
sdard price of Klenxo Dental
rac is 50c, you bu« one tube at
ir.d by pnying 1 Cent
United Drug Co. article in this sale
is a high quality guaranteed prod
uct, just the same as it sold every
day at the regular price. No limit
—buy all you want, but on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday only I
1 50c Jontecl Cold Creem
Face Powder
TOILET GOODS
2 tor 51c
Yv« Sara 41
30c Recall ^having
Cream g
I 75c Rexall Theatrical
I Cold Cream
•arydsy
..?oum4
2for7Cc^V'
» Liquid Anlii'J
I Toilet Soup . .
Egyptian ralra Soap .
l’URETEST AND REXALL
REMEDIES
! for 31 c
Ym Sm 29*
r ai-
ELKS NAME OFFICERS AT .
MEETING LAST WEDNESDAY
Capt. Ennia Re-elected Exalted Rulei
Plans Furthered for Paving of
75c Harmony
Bay Rum
Gypsy Cream UaoGoiO ^
[armony lilac Vageta! .
larrnony Cocoa Butter
Cold Croam ....
C.ivo Shampoo ....
Tooth Paste . .
Shaving Lotion
Georgia Eos* Cold Cream
Georgia Eos* Soap . .
Georgia Roe# Talcum
.Georgia Rom Face l’owd.
50c Klenzo Dental
Creme
Keeps the tee
2 for 51=
tout '
50c Jonteel Cold Cream
A good cleansing cream. Soft—
2 for 51c
2for51c
A PROFIT-SHARING
METHOD OF
ADVERTISING
T HIS sale ha* been developed by
the United Drug Co. a# an ad
vertising plan. Rather than spend
large turns of money in other way*
to convince you of the merit of
these goods, they are spending it
on this sale in permitting us to sell
you two full size packages of high
quality merchandise for the prico
of one, plus one cent. It costs
money to get new customers, but
the s-crifice in profit is justified,
because we know the goods will
pleato you.
69c Puretest Aspirin Tablets
npt relief from pain. Will
2 for 70c
YOU SAVE **c (.
2 for 16c
50c Puretest Milk of Magnesia
Capt. J. H. Ennis wds again named
Exalted Ruler i»f the MUledgeville
Lodge of Elks at their election on
last Wednesday night, after having
served the lodge for more than, twen
ty year* as its head.
The election last week named the
following officers: William Fraley,
E-teemed Leading Knight; W.
Richardson, Esteemed Loyal Knight;!
M. L. Curry. Esteemed Lecturing!
Knight; C. J. Conn, Treas; E. L.!
Goggin, Sec’ty.; C. H. Richardson, J. j
E. Pottle and W. J. Brake, Trustees;
Rev. T. J. Morrow, Chaplain; J. P. i
Hogan, Inner Guard; A. J. Smith, j
Tyler.
A large class of candidates were |
initiated tonight. Wednesday, and n
barbecue supper was irved ut the.
conclusion of the inducting cere
monies.
The Elks an- are actively advocat-
iig the paving of the Sanitarium
Avenue and a committee i* working
on the matter to have this work done.
hr finest distilled «
. use. Particularly :
shave.
2 for 76c
YOU SAVE 74«
25c Orange Blossom
JRL -T7SL Talcum
Powder
Of fine imported talc. De-
j lightfally soft and rt'rwh-
2 ‘or 26c
ir.eral Oil, Ruulan Type, W5 P int 3
^Cod *Liver bil^Emuliior . ■ • • -
krkapur Lotion
Ar.turcsic Balm • • • • •
Cedar Chest Compound . .
Cherry Bark Cough Syrup .
people.
2 for 51c
YOU - WE ;
$1.00 Bouquet Rcaeg
Face
Powder ,
0 3,e
» 07 51.01
YOU SAVE ©9c
child.’
f»" c Quality Tooth Brush*
26 c
ward.
METROPOLITAN OPERA STAR TO
BE HEARD HERE NEXT TUESDAY
William Gustafson, leading basso'
of the Metropolitan Opera Company,
will be heard in concert here next
Tuesday evening at the auditorium
of the Georgia State College for Wo.
men appearing on the regular Lyceum
course at the college.
Mr. .Gustafson will he :n Atlanta
for Grand Opera and will come here
for the Tuesday concert.
Men’s straw*—fancy weave*—lock*
Ijfcn a $5.00 hat, oaly $1.00 and $l.SO
•—CHANDLER’S VARIETY STORE.
$!.C0 Package ArjorL-J
Chocolates
A teaf valuator th«*
rrortim
YOU SAVE ©3:
t Powder
V ciiaesra Ccr? . K
Vi Antiseptia. fu“ T
Rexall Laxative
The WORLD’S LARGEST CHAIN of IN
DIVIDUALLY-OWNED DRUG STORES
The Rexnll Store is a link in live large at chain of co
operatively operated retail drug atorea in the world.
There r.rc over 10,000 store* in tho chain scattered
thru the United States, Alaska, Canr.da, New
foundland, Great Britain, Ireland, Bermuda, ^
British Guiana, Wcaico, Hawaii, South Africa, 59 c p u retcst Rubbing Alcohol
\\ Egypt and China. —-
Tho Rexall Store ha* the exclusive aalo for
nil United Drug Company trade-marked
merchandise, the vast majority of which
! - supplied from its own factories di
ed to tho retailor,—a most cci
cal method of distribution.
Rexall products have been favor-
ibly known for years as re
" if the highest quality i
Used in hoapitals. ET n
xamps far bathing ar
2 for 60 c
V CANDY AND STATIONERY -x-
3J! v> Car.dy Bar* - • • • • • • • *- e . r \ and acquaint more peoplo
~-]Jw \v Milk Chocolate Bar, H-lb. . / f 7t \ with the merit of these
tfSk \ r S3 T cSi5fl4k^ - • 2 «■' A noods, the Rexall Store.
$1.00 V Ligectfs Wafer iti ’J ! . ,0 ( f **- \ from lime to time con-
i - .1^ Pantnm \v UBSttt'* M,n “ • * 2^ fie LSI 'V d - c * selling
rep ton a ^ ^intigMagtottoory ••• 2 for Tfc \ events or which the
1 Lord Balttaors Stntionery
, blood end builds
e Spring.
2 for $1.01
YOU SAVE
$1.50 MonogTam Fountain
Syringe
2 for $1^1
YOU SAVE SIX,
RUBBER Alio SUNDRIES
Maximum Comb
::axiM
$1.50 Monogram Hot
Water Bottle, 2 for *1.51
PURE FOOD PRODUCTS
The Food Specials offered in cctsr:: .:ci.
Wiih our Oao Cent Sale represent big-a=.v
L*. js and wr quote them because of lr.-h *“
Opeko Coffee, 1 lb. 1 ,
$1.00 Monogram Rubber
Gloves ~~
2 ^r $1.01
n Lemon Extisct
n Baking Choc/:
Ballard vale
1:a1iv. .a'.-
Ba!:ardvale
SeBardeslo
; j" :• :■
Crape Je!ly, 10 oss. .
Omnre Karmolsle. 15 i
45c Cascade Pound Paper
A QUALITY PAPE*
At • Big 5a*i*«
2 for 46 c
YOU SAVE 44a
60c. Acitd. Wrapp
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