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WlC KtRSHAM HEADS LAW enforcement commission , , p r r»onii«l of Notion*! C ! WP ,ncludo. Ton Uwy.r, and (l One Wom.n u mi. May 20.—George W. attorney general in the <tradon, ha* beAt se- |. >iJent Hoover as chnir- ,i u . National Law Enforce- , ,-mii-sion and will have as- : ;ii him nine other lawyers woman representing all of Z' rosjur ccosrapU“l of nounring the personnel of , ,mission late today. White fu als said Mr. Wickersham the group together here week to map out a preli- im for the work which ,| to last upwards of two which is regarded by the rive as the most impor- . ,.nfronting his adminis- the list members of •ton D. Bak- war in the Wilson .<1 Chairman of tb.* Commission. The HINTS FOR THE HOME Are you afflicted with a dead- white bathroom in these days when everyone else is having gay, colorful tiled hath* with 'smart touches of black in the fixtures? Grieve for you can caMly transform your dull room by using colored linens and accessories and a clever treat ment for the walls. Fancy a cloud-blue papered wall spatulred with .'silver stars, wood work in the same blue, with thin voile curtain* of palest pink and at bath mat in French blue and coral. Or picture on the wall above the bath picture u decorative panel of paper—perhaps a sea-gull or gold fish motif—on a ground of pale sea- green paper; accessories showing a ubtle touch of black. You can waterproof almost any paper, you know, by hanging it as usual and when dry. applying two coats of ordinary glut* size. When thoroughly dry, paint with two coat- «f white waterproof varnish, and you’ll have a glazed (surface that may be washed with soap and water. UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.. MAY 23. 1*29 FOR SALE—FW® or six highly bred Rsade Jersey Bulls. These ye*rl- inps arc by as good bred Bui's as e\«w imported into Baldwin county] ar-d will head any grade herd with er dit. Prices $25.00 each. H. D. Alien, Jr. i Loeach, vice president of , Crime Commission; Ros- . dean of the Harvard Law \\ lliam I. Grubb, federal the Northern di-trict of Mont • M. Lennan, presi- , Louisiana Bar pssocia- :im s. Cenyon, of Iowa, States circuit judge: Ken- Mclntoah, former chief jus- XVashington State Su- l’.iul J. McCormick, , :gi* for the Southern Dis- rnia; Henry W. An- Richmond, Va., and Miss i .?-.i<tock, president of Rad- l cg,. Cambridge, Mass, ment was made that ap- t*. the commission had r. ,i to Associate Justice Stone, of the United -.ipretnb court; Charles . former -cietary cf .1. Roberts, of Philadcl- . eminent counsel in the i pi. -.cutior.. - . and Ben ia, judge of the New urt of appeals. , f other commitments :j men declined appoint- thc Roadside Dii of Shrimp and deviled eggs Potato chips Salad of peas, celery and cheese Coffee WHO IS ' OUR BARBER? For the Best Service GILMAN’S B-A-R-B E -R SHOP GROVER GILMAN Proprietor Prices Reasonable ALL WORK GUARANTEED Courteous Service Ladies Hair Cutting a Specialty A. a Scot Scran-lblcs Egg. Saute a chopped onion in 3 this, butter, then remove the onion and add 1 1-2 cups cooked tomato. 2 tea spoons sugar, salt and peppdr to taste and G eggs well beaten. Cook the same as scrambled egg.- and serve on hot buttered toast. A Spicy Salad Dressing For beet, lettuce or string bean ralad try this dressing which uses 1 ts. salt, 1-2 t«. mustard, pepper and paprika to taste, 1 tbl. vinegar, 1-4 cup olive oil, 1 tbl. horseradish, 2 this, tomato cat.-up. 2 chopped chives.* Mix dry ingredients add vinegar, catsup and horseradish* and a lump of ice. Gradually add oil and" bent thoroughly. • the ’ Spots on Wall Paper To remove grease spots or wall, rub the paper gently w flannel cloth which has been tened with alcohol. r of the dry ■ re had beer, suggestions . *f the leaders »f the pro- • •■ceg that he do *o. : -J•. j,, at Icait. members of : n will serve without : cress has failed to make ; nation either for salaries . The cost of the exhaus- y which the commi-sion is will be considerable and will be asked for the neces- •!s either at this session or iar o»,; beginning next De- • if executive has conferred! : number of the members cfj i -ion who are familiar work he has in mind. This • • •? a thoroughgoing survey ■■'-.ole subject of law enforce- . .eluding enforcement of the th Amendment, with a ward a reorganization of the federal judicial and er.force- r.-.nchinery. WANTED—Anothei I plow colored, good wage* Sc® J. L. Sibley Out Bakers—as® only the best wired tn »—ELECTRIK MAID bake shop. CITATION '1\. Baldwin County. •* Ordinary. ’ Brooks, the Administrator] l: r estate of Mrs. Emma, 'eased, has filled his ap-l ' '■ r Utters of dismission, ; estate, having mad' his, n to this office, showing paid all the debts and r. all heirs of the said ^ r ' ' r.a Hodges. plication will be heard be- ' the first Monday in June, “ ! objections are filed, dis- T '‘‘" v Hi be granted as prayed Ti,; ' May 6th, 1929. H. STEM BRIDGE, _ Ordinary Baldwin Co. Ga. j boston cafe ‘*h Egg» Served Daily” ~ w heke everybody eats— It costs very little to recondition a MODEL T FORD THE For*! Motor Company is making a r.cw car, but it is still proud of the Model i It wunls every owner cf one o! the cars to cun it as lung as pos-ilde at a minimum of trouble and expense. Because of this policy and because of the investment that millions of motorists ban- m Model T cars, tbe Ford Motor Company will con tinue to supply parts as long as they are needed by Ford owners. So that you may gel the greatest use from your Model T, we suggest that you take it to the near est Ford dealer and have him estimate on the cost of any replacement parts that may be necessary. You will find this the cconomieal thinu to do because a small expenditure now will help to prevent costlier repairs later on. increase the value of the car. and give you thousands of mtles of additional service. For a labor charge of only $2.60 you 'an have your generator put in Grsl-class condition. A new universal joint will be installed for a labor coat of <S3. Overhauling the earbi-.retor costs &1.0U; steering gear. $3.30; radiator, $7.50. A complete overhauling of the rear axle aesemblv runs tie. tween $5.75 and S7 for labor. An average price of S22.30 covers the overhauling of the motor anil transmission. Ti ese prices are for labor only because the need :md number of new parts depend on the condition of each ear. The cost of these parts ts low. however, because of the ForJ policy of mann- factoring and selling at a small margin of profit. BILIOUSNESS Arktnun Convinced Since His Childhood That “Black. Draught Can’t Bo Beaten” For It. West Helena, Ark.—“I am fifty- two years of age, and I have taxen Blaclc-Draught. when needed, all my life ” writes Mr. O. L. Smith, of 253 North Third Street, this city. “When I was Just a child, my mother made Black-Draught tea, and gave it to mo for colds and biliousness. It was a family medi cine with ns. “Alter I was grown and went out on the farm, working hard. I would get a dull, tired feeling and a bad taste in my mouth. I would know then, that I was bilious. I would take r. few doses of Black-Draught, and jjon feel good ns new. “In later years. I have taken Black-Draught and it lias helped me for constipation and biliousness, And I am still of the same belief, as when a child, that Black-Draught can't be beaten.” Thousands of men and women find Clack-Draught of great help In relieving tlio common ailments, duo to constipation, biliousness and in digestion. Black-Draught is prepared from selected medicinal herbs and roots. A natural remedy for. unnatural conditions of the system. Costs only 1 cent a dose. NC-201 4 THREE DAY 1 tOargains^JT Friday, Saturday & Monday Are Bargain Feast Days at THE STAR STORE All wc- want you to do is read these prices then we know you will buy. Straw Hats 1 -2 Price All new—latest styles, sold as high as $7.00— The best btirgnin of the year 1-2 price. One Table Children’s Sandals $1.50 values. Special $1-00 Mens’ Oxfords Tans and Blacks—All leather, $3.50 ami $4.00 values. .Special $2-89 Ladlassie Cloth Stripes, Checks and Solids, 25c vulue Thursday 18 Cents Scout Shoes Built for wear. Solid leather $1.88 Bed Room Slippers All colors, heavy felt and leather $1.00 values 50 Cents Ladies’ Strap Pumps and Oxfords AM —Values to '*4.011. Special $2-38 English Prints Odor* fully Guaranteed. Get your money back if lades. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Many col or!! and pattern* > 22 Cents = T Follow the crowd to he Star Store = L. SMITH, Prop. | ^xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxj The Baldwin Furn'ture Co. Complete House Furnishings Ford Motor Company Five Dollars for Your Old Refrigerator For the next thirty days, we will allow Five Dollars for your old refrigrator on the purchase of any new refrigera tor. Ours is the famous Hygenic line, than which there is no better refrigerator made by any factory in the United States. 50 Pound Hygenic Refrigerator-Special Price $29.00 75 Pound Hygenic Refrigerat'*.—Special Price $35.00 100 Pound Hygenic Refrigerator—Special Price $39 00 GIVE US THE PLEASURE OF SHOWING YOU THIS EIGHT WALL HYGENIC ICE SAVING REFRIGERATOR With the approach of summer, there is nothing that will add more plesaure and comfort to the home than a first class cook stove or range. For simplicity, convenience and service, we highly recommend the Wonderful New Perfection Oil Cook Stove or Range. Oil is the cheapest fuel which can be used. The Perfection Stove is nationally sold and nationally found to be the simplest, the most economical and the most durable stove on the market today. Here you will find at all times a complete stock of these stoves and the lowest possible prices. crfvkf AT THIS SEASON IS VARIED AND COMPLETE WITH MERCHANDISE OF SSSEf wSSS?it»«soucir your .nation and comparison AS TO QUALITY AND PRICE. The Baldwin Furniture Co. m. Home Outfitter*