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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDCEVIIAE. CA„ AUCUST 1. I Ml
NORTH ON
THE “FLAMINGO'
nd Mr.. W. Leroy Jona.
4:20 P.
reached Detroit, Mich.,
M. Friday. July l»th. Wi
by relativi
Out
^ooi) portion of the city.
Belle Isle, the city partk. i
evening. Beautiful grounds
lot of interesting animals; ,
brass band, and a symphony
men. are maintained. A delightful
little resort, within itself.
Saturday A. M. went shopping af
ternoon. toured the city. Will roer.-
tio only a few places of interest: wh<
Fisher Buildirg, considered one of ‘ vie
the most, if n.»t the most beautiful, abl
in the world. The tower is overlaid pin,
with pure leaf-fold, inside, floors and
walls, of marble; doors of copper
beautifully embossed, .and lights thui
States. Everywhere you see the ■
sugar maple, Emblem of Canada. We |
brought l>ack a few pieces of Ducal I
China, and other souvenirs, duty
* r ‘ free. Allowed $100.00 worth, duty
free, only required to declare them.
A line of Customs officers, on both
at sides, make close search to be sure
•re that nothing is smuggled across. They
a are invariably courteous.
to , Thursday : Boarded “Flamingo 1 ’ for
the j p, me> „ n< j after all those wonderful
"d !1 1 sights, we were glad t« come in sight
fuil iof “The Dear Old Hills of Georgia”,
’f and prefer to make our abode here,
and visit, elsewhere.
In conclusion, I want to add, that
it was only by courtesy of Mr. and
Mrs.* Horace B. Jones, of Detroit,
who volunteered two cars at our ser
vice. day and night, that we were
so many interesting
short a time.
[EART to HEART I
H eart to hi
TALK*®
"Op*.
It has often been said of
man that. “His life was a
book " I believe it is encrally
c, pt-.l as a very high compliment.
I read yesterday where i nowes
p-.per writer said, "The mai who de
ck, r- s hi life to be an opei book is
lt half-brother to Ananias.” I have
many candidates for subftan-
t official honors say, "My record
i in open book; any man is welcom.
So, no man's life is an open book,
whatever his position is society or in
’ife. It is proper to be so.
^ j Men have fought and killed other
j men over disputed views of existing
| records. Seldom do two men hold
good j the very same view -f a neighbor, a
°P en I public servant, a nation beyond seas:
what does it matter that the “books”
My life is not an open book; neith
er is y«»ur-. I do not invite inspec
tion of ail my deeds by my fellows;
I do -,iot wi-h to pry into things not
my business; and, the world is neith
er worse not better, by
de rribe. .IS Lo
story Book Tower, General Motors 1 N
Offlee Bide.. Now Masonic Temple,
and other magnificent bides., ton
Sunday.
SOMETHING NEW
f.xcuraion Fares To Chicago,
York, Detroit, Cleveland,
Toledo, Atlantic City
EVERY SATURDAY
c and onc-half round trip; tick-
... . ‘ ets on sale every Saturday until
perfect duy of; ... .......
. . ... , Aurust 31, inclusive; final limit
our lives -boat trip on Luke Eric, »>»
Pul-In-Bay. Embarked, at 8:00 A.,‘ h '^
M. on steamer "Put-In-Bay”—a min
iature floating palace, with thrc>
decks capacity 3,000. A conserve
tive estimate of 2,500 on board. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY
Maintains an up-to-date bond; Music The Right Way
. Trip,
e St. j
Claire, Welland
I fares.
ticket agent for ,
schedules, sleeping car 1
and other information.
More sober thought convince, mi
that no man’s record is fuly spread
out for public scrutiny, neither
should it be. In every lift there is
something to which the gereral pub
lic ha- absolutely no right. A man’s
official record may be reid by his
Bupporters or enemies allcc, pro
vided the same be of reord; but
the spirit behind those of:idal acts
may be known by
•ate affairs ulom*.
There are u great many extravagant
things -aid that would be quite as .
veil passed over in silence.
BRICK
ThatCiink Like Steei J
Arm Mad* by Xhm “McMILLAN” Process
BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS
There is No Waste in Our Bricks.
We Make Quick Shipments in Any Quantity.
RICH GL0 FACE BRICK—FIRE BRICK—COMMON BRICK
Milledgeville Brick W orksCo
MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.
Established 1883 by J. W. McMillan.
K G. McMillan, President Belle McMillan, Vice-I
ad dancing all the
Erie
Pus
other plei
led in i treacherous place, as
norial, and as warning to ships.
haillr
of
nber of beautiful islands. Will
? brief description of gnly two:
□bio” (meaning Boy-In-Blue.
I in French spelled B-o-i-s-b-l-a-n-k
rchised from Canada, by the ma--‘
r, und has a sailor’s training camp
hence its name
Gi'i*oltar—.iu
covered with beauti
shrubs enchanting wi
drives. A magnifim
gy /. Cook for his y
jilted him. and
ed the residence
off Put-In-Bn
has
•ustle, built
r bride. She
icver a*low-
cupied, and
i has
alio
the island.
P • bey nd description. I felt as j
though I was nearer Heaven than I j
hnd
hefoi
Commodore
Perry’s memorial, a granite shaft of.
immense height, is viewed for mile ».
around. Explored Perry’s Cave,;
Where he hid, also where .imnmni-j
tions were hidden; Mammoth Cove, 1 ,
with its crystal under ground lake,!
petrified man (while viewing him. a
man remarked that a woman would
never have remained silent so long.
I replied that We. women get th<*
credit for doing most of the talking,
but men really desrevc it.) Petri-
lied alligator, bee-hive, merry widow
hat. side of bacon etc.. Crystal Cave. ,
the only one of its kind in the world
alone, we h going that distance to*
see. Entire cave lined with crystal, j
that dizzies the eye—from the great
est to the smallest, cut on the same’
angle bv the Master builder of this;
wonderful universe. Also, has n cold,
clear underground lake, from which, |
it is raid, if you drink, and make a I
wi-h. it will come true.
1 think tnv wish included every-;
thing worth while, here, and i clear
passage to the City of Gold. (The
New Jerusalem.) A gold key. to
this delightful resort, with thermo-1
ternoon home, over lovely moonlite
Passed the intei
States, and Canada, beii
the
■i-ndy f.
Also
f rom the
built over
ir sinking
American
Ship-building Yards, w
under construction, and several old
Mies in dry dock, for repairs.
Monday: Motored over Lake Shore
Drive, along Lake St, Claire, past
magnificent estates of multi-million
aires. Among them, the estate of
Eidsel F-»rd, whose gftjfcge atone,
ro-t $35„00n, and Gardeners home,
at least $50,000. The estate u a
dream, that I will leave to your
imagination, with other lovely scenes
to Port Huron, Lake Huron, then
across the St. Claire river by ferry,
in our car, to Sarnia, Canada, just
across from Port Huron.
Tuesday: Detroit city Zoo, an ex
act replica of the best, in Germany,
al«o flying visits to interesting towns,
near Detroit.
Wednesday: Toured Canada again
via Windsor, which i- just ncross the
river, opposite Detroit, in the
Province of Ontario. A beautiful
level, prosperous looking country,
l/joks like a continuation of our
| ^
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V.:,
JmteZ.««? ''*S ' ’
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No reason why you shouldn’t be comfortable h our
own kitchen — when it’s so easy to own a IIo >int.
Such .sound wisdom, too. A Hotpoint means tier
cooked, more wholesome food for the entire fully —
and instant relief from long hours over a hocook-
stove for you !
Coolness and cleanliness ! These you are sure —if
you own a Hotpoint. Time-off for other dufc and
pleasures, too. The cost isn’t worth .. second t>ught
— only a few cents a day . . . and during thfcale a
very special saving that means $30.00 or )re in
your pocket — free installation !
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during sale period
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SPECIAL
A Dozen Calces for
Chandler’s Varied Store
BELL’S
Final Sale Of
All Summer Dresses
Mostly all pastel shades and short sleeves—all former
prices disregarded. We need the room for new fall
dresses.
About 50 sleeveless dresses in pastel shades, some
Navy with white dots, sold for $15.00, $10.75 and
$8.75, your choice of the lot at
$5.00
20 printed chiffon and georgette dresses, mostly
long slevees, sold up to $16.75. to close out at
15 summer coats left. Solid Navy, sport coats and
silk coats, sold up to $35.00, your choice at
$16.75
If you Want the Best Shop at
E. E. BELL’S
TRIPS
EXTRAORDINARY
Round Trip Excursion Fares
FROM
MACON, GA., Saturday, August 10th
TO
Asheville, N. C.
$12.60
Atlantic City, N. J
30.50
Chicago, 111
28.35
Cincinnati, 0.
27.05
Cleveland, 0
28.35
Detroit, Mich
28.35
Louisville, ky $27.05
New York, N. Y 33.05
Niagara Falls, N. Y 34.85
Piltsburg, Pa 30.35
St. Louis, Mo. 27.35
Washington, D. C 22.00
Excursion tickets will also be sold to Buffalo. Evansville, Norfolk. Raleigh Rich-
mond, Toledo and to many points in the “Und of hte Sky." Return limit of all
tickets, 18 days—August 28th.
Take advantage of these very low fares and enjoy a delightful vacation in the
Mountains of Western North Carolina; at the Seashore, where cool breezes blow:
the Nations Capital; New York City; or the great Cities of the Middle West
For information, apply to any Ticket Agent, or write G. R. PETTIT, Division
Passenger Agent, Macon, Ga.
Southern Railway System