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WITHIN THE CITY
1 (BY MISS DIDOY)
UNION RECORDER MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., JULY # 4, 1828
WITHIN' THE CITY By Miw
piddy Tag Tag
Y. utl, generally have their way.
15., number of attractive and fnter-
: rC young people that live in Mil
ledgeville are kept buny with thrir
f,-«tivitia» and I teil you here
no\‘ they have many of them
When the ycung people get
N ,| ,n true and wholesome fun
a- the older citizens, delight in
them and make way that they
t more fully enjoy themselves.
. lt . i* » good reason for x coun-
. I? will afford this group
■A a place they can gather
evenings and every parent-*
-v just the kird of place it i*
. at it-tied. We can not do too
f. r them and \ am sure all of
will agree with i
. nal place for the young
«the old can he young.
• ung gitl- are unusually at-
, r and we can say us much for
y.s so we should do much to
them know real joys.
GUIDE POST
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
‘‘There is something all wrong
with the idea of physical culture,” a
man of fifty said to me one day.
“Why should it make the ycung man
healthy and strong and the older
man uncomfortable and sick? If it’s
so fine, why Isn’t it univer*a!ly bene
ficial? Take me, for example. Every
time I eat something that is sup
posed to be goud for me it upsets my
digestion. Tennis ,-ind swimming
out « f tht question—my heart w
stand it. A long walk exh*iu‘t*
Physical cultur? is a you eg
came all right.”
Many middle-aged people
agri- with this man. They have
advocating! perienced the same trouble. They
feel “better” when going along in
the >ame old rut -ind taking no ur-
accustorr.ed exercise. Th'V- fore
“ omething is all wrong with physi
cal culture."
Something IS ail wrong—hut not
with physical culture. Ignorance
and indiffervnee are the real cul-
I • over 10 view the art exhi- 1 prit-. In the last fifteen years phy-
f Mr. Herring last week and I sical culture has taken tremendous
ri . wry much delighted. HU work strides, hut the biggest stride of ail
nderful and again I say my is yet to be uken . Thu , thp crfu
d .tiv- supply runs short. The eating of people to the real meaning
. .tiful p-. in tings, many of them fa-, and purpose of physical culture.
-venes were masterpieces and, j n i t; truest mse it mean:, to b -
i “".I «»ohed and ahed until I, gj n from the moment of both to live)
, .t ran out of breath. The, os we were intended bv nature to
'■'tiling Mrs. Herring certainly |f ve Eating b.no and tissue build-
a graceful hostess, and a plea - in(r f 00 d.,. R cm \ Hr elimination,
i v ning was added ’o by the | Sufficient rest and sleep. Whole
some pixy. A happy. Healthful frame
c-f mind. And a worshipful rever
ence of the human form—the earthly
temple of the soul during the nran*
of life. j
i game. It is not a game at all. FRUIT JARS
the free and glorious privilege Kerr Masoa Pints ROe Dos.
of every individual of any age. The Karr Mason Qts. Me D*a.
Kerr Meson 1-2 Cals 91.28 Dos.
curtail for sicKne^. of mind and
body. The preventive of disease and
unhappiness, when begun early.
It is the only necessary gMdepoat
to health and happiness on oar jour-
rey through life.
hck-ntlat* say that flies carry
germ-i of typ.icid fever, infantile
paralysis, summer <ii-orders and over
thirty other diseases. Flies should be
killed. FLY-TOX is harmless to peo
ple but oure death to mo-quitoe ,
roar-hes, moths -xnd bedbugs as well
:> flies. FIY-TllX was developed
at Mellon Institute of Industrial
Ht earch by Rex Research Fellow-
h:!'. Insist o n FLY-TOX with its
perfume-like fragrance.—Adv.
Jolly uUihi Mi Das.
Jnr Tops Jfc Dob.
Jar Rubber* 4 Dos. for 2k Dorn.
—At —
MODERN MERCANTILE CO
APARTMENT FOR RENT-—First
floor. Apply to Mrs. C. C. Sbonss.
Lookont Mountain S—d lri»k Po-
tatooa at F. W. HENDRICKSON’S. .
FOR SALE—Honan and lot of S. E.
Wriakt, V., located at Hardwick.
Go., confuting of two and i
teatks acres, and oaa sight
dwelling. Apply to D. B. Wriykt
®r S. E. Wright, Jr.
PAVE YOUR SIDEWALKS—City
furni.be. the labor, we will furnish
crate at cheap. People'. Hardware
Co * 7-4-28 2t.
the Rose Tea Room Thura
day night. Fried Chicken .upper
SO eta.
SOMETHING NEW
Lew Excnraion Fare. To Chicago,
New York, Detroit, Cleveland.
Toledo, Atlantic City
EVERY SATURDAY
Fare xnd one-half round trip; tick-1
* • on sale every, Saturday until !
ugUft 31, inclusive; final limit'
thirty days.
Ask your ticket agent for exact]
res, schedules, .-leeping car reser-
>ns, and other information.
666
Pr.t,
Colda, Grippe, Fla, Deaf*.,
Bilioai Ferer aid Malaria.
It la the moat apeody remedy known.
1 g*»»CHXKracKJO&X>0<»CKSKKK>0
«if her delightful personal
ising up with the Jones’
tie which most all of us lil
- ialir . I have many messages
through the i-ditor and I try to
-rp up with them and I .appreciate
( .mpliment when people ask that
■".in', n these things in my coil
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY
T> "’ Ri « llt w,r i| SPECIALIZED
30ST0N CAFE 1 s “’" c ^
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kidd and their
- are away for several weeks mo-
ring in the west. They have as
mbers of their party Mr. and Mrs.
Bichard Smith. This is a delightful
group of people .and I am sure their
* most interesting.
3Sc BLUE PLATE DINNER
I had the pleasure of meeting Miss
ElizaU-th Cartmel before she bc-
Mrs. Lacey Tait and she was
Bing and attractive young lady.
Mr. T-iit. who i? the only son of Mrs.
H. Tnit and a brother to Miss
Blanche Tait and Mrs. Edwin Allen,
oung man of many rare traits
am rare this young couple hove I
many happy years in the future for
them. j
To., many people think that phyri- —'WHERE EVERYBODY EATS— \
cal culture means strenous and un-, “Freah Egg* Served Daily”
pleasant exercises, and denying onc-j ”**
self things that the appetite craves. 1 Try Our
They point with pride to the high
standard of athletics in our schools
and colleges and call that physical
culture, io prudes it is synonymous
with immodesty and sex. But those
fallacies ore gradually being destroy
ed.
Athletics is not the definition of
physical culture; it is merely a part
of the whole. In xhools and colleges
‘oo much attention is paid to train
ing chiefly the bodies of these
are already in good physical condi
tion by making available to then
special apparatus that is not avail
able in everyday life. The wenkling*
shoved into the background and
forgotten.
Physical culture is NOT n young
* accorded
C. H. ANDREWS & SON.
"Nothing But Imuranco”
%(JDu
Of special interejt to the
young Bride ii this new
pattern
The
Lady Diana
May we show
you in the Sterling itself the beauty
of its slender, flowing design, which
any reproduction in print can only
begin to suggest. ; : ;
Here is a pattern Yj
Wj in the youthful
T spirit of today. *
WILLIAMS & RITCHIE
Jewelers
Milledgeville, Georgia
Aana
Mew Sterling fy Trxlt
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BELL’S
Alice Hall is all thrilled
rip to Europe. Alice will sail it
'«* with Miss Rasa lie Cariugton *.vh«
■ the daughter of Maj. Scot* Car-
rrnjrton, one time a resident of this
Alice id a most charming
i Milledgeville’a social co
d fhe wll have many int
n::-t .<> tell about when s
lightful musical treats v
the people here.
The Garden Club that has been
proposed is quite a good thing and
I hope the women of our city will
enter enthusiastic*:]ly into perfecting
the organization. There are so many
beautiful gardens hen* that it
shame that the club has not been a
live organization before new.
Milledgeville young man who has
excellent recognition as a
- our own Ford Montgomery,
hit*, been received here of his
i rersrd at the New England
-vatory and that due to his
high record he is to receive an-
•cholarfhip in order that he
t finish his work. It is quite
ee that his twin brother, John
' ■ *ed the field of aviation and ;
v flying for a livlihood. These
nys rai.-ed together*, have taken
Pp*>sitod courses, but 10th bound to
ed.
I -it! was the pupil of Miss Fannie
Vr-'.,:.., McClure, to whom I cive
credit for advancing the art of mus-
I mean real music more than any-
•le ir. the city. As President!
th Music Club she worked with-!
'■**a ing and many rare and de-;
I nm so happy ti know that Mr .
Joseph E. Pottle has returned honr
and is now showing splendid improve- j
ment. Mrs. Pottle is such a sweet j
personality that we hate to give her
up even for the short time. Her|
presence at the bridge clubs is aI-_
ways a most pleasant addition ami I j
,xm sure every one is happy to know,
that Miss Clara is so much better.,
THE PERFECT COAL.
At the two United States MHitl
and Naval Academy Milledgeville
most admirably reprc*ented. William
Mi ore. is a cadet at West Point, .xnd
we arc* sure is maxing an excellent
record. Bob Taylor, Leighton Moore
are already midshipmen at the An-
apolis and Carlisle Ingram is to be
there within x year. Our boys are
taking to the sea even if every peace
conference threatens to do away with
our navy.
Phone
252
Quick
Delivery
Fowler-Flemister Coal Co.
Special
Closing-Out Sale
Ladies' Fine Shoes
Sold Up To $10
PATENT LEATHERS, TANS, KIDS, SATINS AND BLONDES—50 PAIRS IN
Th_ LOT. ONE AND TWO PAIRS OF A KIND.
3’s to 5’s A’s B’s and C’s
Real Bargains if You C an
Find Your Size
Price $2.45
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Special Ciosing-out Sale
WOMEN’S
ik'i
Fine Stockings
E DIFFERENT
I0STLY DARI
5H AND GRAI
98c.
ODD LOTS. THREE DIFFERENT MAKES—VALUE
UP TO $2.00. MOSTLY DARK SHADES—GUN-
METAL SAND FLESH AND GRAIN.
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If you Want the Best Shop at
£. E. BELL’S