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UNION RECORDER, MIUXDCEV1U.E, CA.. JUNE 10, 1020
S D STEMBKIDGE UNDER SANITARIUM TRUSTEES ASK
COES OPERATION FOR FOR THREE NEW BUILDINCSI
APPENDICITIS ' (Continued from from page) Oidi
to house 300 whit* males, tioi
te females, and 200 colored
NOTICE OF PRIMARY
Mr. S. I> .Stembridge h in the
city hospital recovering from an
operation for appendicitis, which was
performed Friday morning.
Mr. Stembridge was stricken with
in acute attack of appendicitis early
in the mominir at his home, and
later carried to the hospital,
friends throughout Milledgeville and
Baldwin county are glad of his
■ Calling Primary for Nomina*
Mayor and Thro. Ald.rm.n
City cf Milledgeville
, United State* govrenment authori
ties show tnut urder favorable condi
tion* with a beginning of one male
: and one female fly, they may in-
! ereu-e in one season to over 60,500,-
i 000,000,000 flies. This shows the
I need of FLY TOX. FLY-TOX is the
scientific insecticide developed
All for 35 Cents
1 Tube Palmolive Skanog Crtui
1 Cut PalmoSre Tile hr
... JS
... .25
.n outlining the institutions needs, j City of Milledgeville.
the Trustee Board also cited the fact It is nereby ordered, that a pri-
that a new and more commodious mary he held in the city of Milledge- 1 Mellon Institute of Industrial Re-
amu-ement hall was needed; a resi- j ville for the purpose of nominating ?earch by Rex Research Fellowship,
dtnt for the Superintendent who now | Democratic candidates for Mayor, Simple instruction*, on each bottle
ha* qu-irtej* in the Powell Building and three Aldermen. j (blue label) for billing ALL house-
wa> necessary; water mains to t’ie It is further ordered that said hold insect*. INSIST on FLY-TOX
Colony Farm imperative; a second 1 primary be held on Wednesday, Au- with the perfume-like fragrance. It
inued improvement and are looking t4 * r y the sto.-e house to take careigust 21-t, which day is hereby ap- i- safe, stainless, sure.
»rward with pleasure to his ulti-’°f this out grown department; and pointed as the day for holding said (Advertisement)
rate recovery. ; f're sprinkler* as a necessary mean- primary. ^ •—
I ur. in making the hazard pratically j, is) furthered ordered that the | APARTMENT FOR
SOUTHWEST BALDWIN NEWS ] impossible.
important
Al f«r
The W. M. U. of Cooper’, Bapti ll that l>"inr once*1 for Ucislitivc I
church will have an ice cream .upper enactment is the erection of a colony
al the school house Friday niitht, I farm for sane epileptics. This class | „
J OM 21. lit not insane and such an ho*pitnl f ,
Mrs. W. W. Hall spent last week- »» proper connection within ho»-
end in Macon with relatives. pital for the insane the report
RENT—First
voting place be t-tationed at the City floor. Apply to C. C. Shews*. Phono
IL.il iind that the polls open at 7 406-J.
o’clock in the morning and close at
: : n n the afternoon, and the regis-' CARD OF THANKS
ik« shall c lose and the time \i> wish to express our thanks
VahM .««
Harris Hall’s Drug Store
“Cm»» AoW’
35c
Mis
Hr-
1 Ivey is spending the
»wns Crooning,
lyn Lee is spending the
Irs. Leon Wood and daughter
spending a while with her par-
. Mr. and Mrs. Will Coff
Quoting from the Trustee report
in regard to the proposed steriliza
tion law. the following:
Bearing on the general problem of '
the insane is the need for a coropul- ,
sory law which will operate to pre- ;
hnm
unfit f-ont rcprnduclnc ! nl thl . cit> . Hall of mW c ; t} . 5ixtJ .
rlnyton Bloodworth !» «pend- their kind to the cnnuoquent detri- dlirs prjor to primary,
vcral days with Dr. and Mr-, mint of society nod burden to the Adapted this the 12th day of
Dali. State. -si June, !U29.
. rharlie Minter has returned This is to be accompli.-hed through
having been railed to the bed- surgical sterilization, and such n law, Mil ledge ville Democratic Ex. Com.
>f her father, Mr. John Lee, who j if enacted, should apply to ocyt^gjij jy ^ HENT>TT7f*KMi.\'.
J. H. HOLLOWAY, .«
m'.ification of candidates shall nn j appreciation to our many friends
i July 31st at Op. m. w ho wcre so thoughtful and kind
It is further ordered that all other d ur j n>? the illness and death of our
ules and law* governing Democratic j eor husband and father,
rimain* in Georgia be conformed Especially do we thank the Doc-
n. tors and Nurses who were bo eager
It further ordered that *i copy to administer to his every need and
f thi* resolution be published in the to do everything in their power to
Jnioa Recorder, a public gazette, and make him more comfortable.
of the inr-anc, the feeble
yphiliticN and criminal recall-
as it may define, and th-'uld
iinnulrory under such regula-
may be provided. The 7>ene-
his been very sick. I tj
Mr. P. N. Bivins was a vriitor in ti
our community Thursday. j vi
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lee spent Fri- h<
day in Macon. , ti
j ficial effect of such a law will not
WORKS HARD, DANCES, ' be immediately apparent for obvious
GAINS 3 LBS. A WEEK reason*, but none who know the fact*
“I work hard, dance and have ran question it* wisdom. The report
guined 3 pounds a week since tak- of the Superintendent cites the Call
ing Vino!. My nervousness is al- ( fornia law as a safe model to follow.
mo«t all gone.”—Mrs. F. Lang. j The financiul status of the institu-
Virol is a delicious compound of t!on showed excellent management
cod liver, peptone, iron etc. Nerv- ! in ull departments. Report* of the
ous, easily tired, anemic people are. physicians and superintendent were
surprised how Vinol gives new pep. * made n part of the trustees year’s
Nound [sleep and a BIG appetite, review.
The very first bottle often adds sov- j
eral rounds weight to thin children F OR SALE OR RENT—On. 4 room
or adult*. Tastes delicious. Culver hoiUu in Midway. Phon. 89-L, or
& Kit’d Drug Co. i Mr*. E. F. Bloodworth. 6-20-29
(Advertisement) 0-13-29 BL
huirmun
We also appreciate the many
beautiful flowers.
Mrs. W. A. McKinley
Mrs. W. C. Humphrey
Miss Lonnie McKinley
Mrs. C. L. Boyer
R. L., R. A., L. G., and W. A.
McKinley.
Opportunity Knocks!
WILL YOU GRASP IT!
THE HEART OF THRIFTY IS ALWAYS DELIGHTED AT
CHANDLER’S!
VARIETY STORE!
SATURDAY AKD MONDAY SPECIALS
2t.
C Loin *t.alu aad routs, 30 cts.
. As good as any Western meat
buy, at Palace Market.
If yon are not trading at Palace
Market, begin at once and get quali
ty and service. Prices always as low
as the cheaper grades you buy from
MARKET SPECIALS
For Friday and Saturday
OUR BANQUET SLICED BACON POUND 31c
FRESH CROAKER FISH lie LB.
DRESSED TROUT, HEADS OFF 25c
FANCY WESTERN LOIN OR ROUND STEAK 35c ft.
GOOD TENDER BEEF ROAST 25c
FORK SHOULDER ROAST 25c
MIXED PAN SAUSAGE 20c
SUMMER TIME
WASH DRESSES
One big group of prints, voiles
in beautiful patterns and col
ors—Extra vain*
$1.00, $1.25, $1.69
and $1.95
Ideal for hot weather wear—
cedars guaranteed fast.
Beautiful quality ft op-ins all
pastel shades—unsurpassed at
the price
—$1.is
sue PONGEES
All colors—an axealleat quality
worth much more than our
price
—95c yd.—
LADIES’ AU SILK HOSE
All shades—no seconds, regu
lar $1.00 value,
price again, while 30 dozen lai
—6 Sc—
the
MEN’S BROADCLOTH
SHIRTS
Men’s broadcloth skirls, all
white, guaranteed non-shrink-
able—finely tailored a regular
$2.00 value. Special
—$1.59-
—3 far $4.50—
FULL FASHIONED HOSE
The new sun tan colors every
thread silk—service aad chiffon
soils for $1.50. for quick sal*
—$1.39—
SPECIAL ALUMINUM SALE |
For preserving and picklint *
time, 16 qt. preserving kettle 0
with cover—extra value
-$1.S9—
17 qt. Dish pans—all aluminum |
Special while they last
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S 17cts. TODAY!
Always Lowest at Hudson-Essex Service Station!!
Watch our Gas Price! You can always realize a Big Saving on Gas and Oil.
Repair Vvork, Dunlop Tires and Tubes and Other Auto Necessities.
We Believe in Selling a Heap and Selling Cheap
"”•== Cash Only — =
BIG USED CAR VALUES
1926 Ford Touring $150.00
1926 Ford Touring $175.00
1927 Ford Tudor Sedan $200.OC
1926 Nash Touring $260.00
If ItS A Buick, Three Special Values That Won’t Be Here Long
See Us Quick 1927 Coach $650 1927 Sedan $675 1927 Ccach S $725
1926 Hudson Coach—New Duco Paint $559.00
1926 Hudson Coach—Excellent Condition ... $475.00
1923 Buick Touring
1928 Essex Sedan 5600.00
1926 Hudson Brougham $450.00
$200.00
Hudson-Essex Service Station
T. H. ENNIS, Prop.
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