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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDCEVILLE, GA., MAY •, .»» is Week EART to HART commissary company for the TALK 11 period of twenty (20) years with BY Dk"oHN JOSEPH GAINES ,hr ri*ht r.n„ uid charter «tth. expiration of raid nme an provided by law. H 1 Arthur Bri»b»n« » sprays hens. | H t NEW FARM PLAN. Ieads and fists. Iirst aid for hoover. I that would not read an 1 auiphlet will read this* ; ’ . rsey, colored, of Atlanta, to chicken stealing 1, a'.e basis tell* th * j ud *‘‘’ ■; . . y ; \m with chloroform. ' i, tk and wait. In about they flop off the roost ^ .t;,ily-for my sock.” y. . , interesting to many of . distance of the farthest • William and Mary" plan to , xports of farm products is Mr. Hoover. The Senate ‘ unclean, to try it. ' m ; • to give farmers export- . » bonus of one-halt' an tariff on all the wheat} ’arm products exported. f -suiting the Departments! ture, Commerce and the, . . . Mr. Hoover says tn.* plan h the speculator* and re- • •rid pri They desire for the said incorpo ration the r ; ght of renewal when and as provided by the laws of Georgia, and that it have all such other rights, powers, privileges and immunities as .ir e incident to like incorporations or permissible under the laws of Geor- Wherefore, petitioners pray to be incorporated under the name and style aforesaid with the powers, privileges and immunities herein set forth, and as are now, or may here after be, allowed n corporation of similar character under the laws of •uld hi ■t the competi- -uhsidixed products, ays the President, the plan . ,h' country $200,000,000 ,t>, much bunkrupty and it • .live the farm problem. mrl vill cense moaning when it that the bonus money in- j>tid not direct to them but rrhant- exporting products. , ,i- “no ghost come from the t,, tt-H farmers how little they get ‘ f that bonus. Wheat .1 the middle-men would The farmer in his taxes would nay part of it. Tur.noy, world heavyweight tired, has been visiting Bernard Shaw on a small, in the Adriatic Sea. | Tuna. > barely thirty. Shaw i- And Shaw, who has • i-d, ha*> no idea of retiring. ;• ul insts longer than the jndred delegates to the Red iv.-r.; ion called upon Presi- Mrs. Hoover, and contribu- •Kirst Aid" by refraining usual hand-shaking non- | Why e ight hundred intelligent hu ll beings should want to squeeze f ; :it- of the hand and tug at * ipuwles in the arm of a busy man n«t easily understood. Ha-ulshaking should be abolished, w? it means nothing and spread: o add “Kmden" to the rimv. Thus Friederich ied-^rich Garbe-Emden. destroyed eighteen one cruiser before an usirr ended it" career, me basis Coloqcl 1 jrd- call himself Colonel '.antic Ocean. Hovmi A* a small bfey, one of the most . mazing passages I found in the New Testament, and one that taxed my credulity most, was the one contain ing assurance of “houses not made with hands.*’ Had I not believed in God's word, I would have branded it a glaring falsehood. Young manhood came, nnd with it -—broader perceptive powers. Ramb ling through a wooded pasture, I saw a snail creeping by the side of a fallen tree-trunk; he was occupy ing his ho’*se, which hands had not part in building. It was a real home, too; one that filled every require ment of ita owner. - .. . . | You and I live in houses not made 0 P* ra,10n « nd conduct of said busi-1 certify tha t the forgoing }„ a true with h»nd»-the,e wonderful bodie. "“*• . > d c " r7ret C “PF ” f th * P' ,i,ion ot of ours. They h«ve been culled temp- ' le. where- the spirit of God dwell*., Th <‘ prinripul place of suid l* Whether they are *o, I mu*t let the n«r. will I* located la Steve builder of the univeme judirv. I Pottery. Geor*ia, in raid county, know that such a spirit may dwell here—H the temple be kept clean ine «*l*“** mwr *“•“ ”'**"*- i and fit for such a tenant. The spirit shall be three thousand ($3. of God. it *eem* to me. ha, hut 11,-! 000.00) dollar, divided into *h«re»l tie room in a temple dedicated tc moral leprosy. We may own a hundred hand-built houses; may go in and out of them a, we plea-ct we may reRard them a, and ^ ^ the la>t wo.-,I in architecture, beauty [c havc and u » e a - omm „„ ana comfort; we may leave them to ^ maka a „ naMMary by.lu.ni other*; but. thi, hou*e not made and reKulationI| and t „ d „ a] | other things that may be necessary for the successful carrying on of said busi ness, including the right to buy, hold, and sell real estate and personal property, including shares of stock in other corporations and suitable to the purposes of the corporation, and Tne object of said corporation is pecuniary gain to itself and ita stockholders, und to carry on and maintain . .reneral mercantile busi ness in said county at Stevens Pott ery, Georgia, and to buy and sell good*, provisions, wares, merchan di:*\ clothing, furniture, cotton, corn, hardware and groceries and other articles that may be dealt In^ by the said corporation, and to make Georgia. contract , borrow and lend money SIBLEY & SIBLEY, and execute and receive notes and! Attorneys for Petitioners, evidences of indebtedness and se-I GEORGIA, Baldwin County, curiti-s therefor and to do any and j j f j Cooper, Clerk of the that may be necessary in the. Superior Court of said county do Walter Stapler. A. B. Echols and L. . Jackson for charter, as the same •pears of file in this office. Witness my hand and official sig- i by the undersigned, nature and r-ral of said court. This This the 8th, day of April, 3929. 18 day of April 1929. j The First National Bank of Milledge- (Official Seal) ! viUe, Ga. J. C. COOPER, 1 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP Glvrk of thi- Superior Court. I MII.l.EDGEVlLLE, GA. * BRICK That Clink Like Steel Are Made by the "McMtLLAN” Process BURNT TN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS There is No Waste in Our Bricks. We Make Quick Shipment, in Any Quantity. RICH GI.0 FACE BRICK-FIRE BRICK—COMMON BRICK Milledgeville BrickWorksCo MILLEDCEVILLE. GA. Established 1883 by J. W McMillan. K. G. McMillan, President Belle McMillan. Vice-President The capital stock of said corpora- ( i tenant. The spirit j bon shall be three thoi 1 000.00) _ hundred ($100.00) dollars) I each *11 of which capital stock has been actually paid in. » pl.“ with hands is different; it requires our first and best care. Even the most trifling neglect may destroy it forever, and, when we once forrake it, we cross its threshold no more. It is my house not made with hands that give* me the most concern; it is "Bring me the winner: r worth inestimably more than any j to execute and discount notes and | habitation that I myself might create. ( i )0l ,ds as evidence of indebtedness j Therefore I will keep it clean inside | Incurred, on which may be in- j and out, and be vigilant to protect it 1 curred, in the conduct of the af-j from dangerous and destructive in fluences. I want it to last at least hundred years, if possible. APPLICATION FOR CHARTER GEORGIA, Baldwin County. To the Superior Court of said County and Hon. James B. Park, Judge thereof, at Chambers. The petition of Walter Stapler, A. B. Echols, and L. L. Jackson, of ^aid county shews to the court the following fa-ts. 1. Petitioners, together with their as sociates, desire to be incorporated under the name of the STEVENS fairs • i the corporation and to se- ; cure the same by mrotgage, security-; deed, or other form of lien, under j existing laws. c. They desire for said incorporation the power and authority to apply for and accept amendments to its chav-} ver of either form or substance by aj vote of a majority of its stock out- j standing at the time. They also ask authority for said incorporation to j wind up its affairs, liquidate and: discontinue its business at any time] it may determine to do so by a vote j of two-thirds of it* stock outstand-! ing at the i Y our LOOK LOOK For "THE SEWING SHOP” find in rear of Ghee.l our specialty, eve uld be worth 1 field CRO. CO. Model t ford is still a good car THE Model T Ford »e*l (he r.otor industry for twenty years because of iis sturdy worth, reliability ami econ omy. Those same reasons continue to make it a Rood car. V** a matter of fact, nearly one-fourth of all the auto- mobiles in use today are Model T Fords. Millions of them can he driven two, three and exon five more years with reasonable carr am? proper replacements. Figures show that the average life is seven years. Mon't sacrifice your Model T, therefore, but lake it ’o the Ford dealer an * have him c titjtalc on the cost of putting it in Al shop*. A very small expenditure may he the means of giving y ou thousands of miles of additional service. For a "labor charge of W0 to, ~-25 you can have your ^notor and transmit <»n completely overhauled. This price includes new hearing-, reboring cylinders anil any other work necessary. Farts are extra. Valves can be ground and carbon removed for S3 to SL The cost of tightening all main bearings - only £6. The labor charge for overbidding the front axle ; s $4.30 to So—rear axle assembly -‘5.75 to #7. .New unheoa! joint v. i be installed for a labor charge of S3. Brake shoe? relined fot $1.50. Rear spring and perches rebusltrd fci ■ 31.75. The cost of overhauling the starling motor is S3. A labor charge of approxi mately $2.50 covers the overhauling of the generator. It will pay you, therefore, to see your Ford dealer and have him pul your Model T in good running order. By doing so you will protect and maintain the invest ment you have in your car and get months and years of reliable transportation al a very low cost per mile. Ford Motor Company T HE story is told of a man dining in a res taurant, who was served z lobster with only one claw. Upon complaining he was told by the waiter that this happened occa sionally because the live lobsters fought among themselves in the kitchen. "Bring me the winnerr said the diner. 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