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attend a celebration elsewhere, you still have on opportunity to serve well the place where you live. Busi ness Rocs where it is invited, and stay and comes hock to the place where it is well treated and served best —you can not sell people on your town if you do not tell them about your town. Therefore, if you are a truest of those who dwell i n some other city, invite them to visit and do business with your town, tell them about your town “tell ’em ’till you sell ’em” that your town is a irood town in which to live, work, piay und pros-per. But whatever you do, celebrate at home, if home is celebrating. Copyrighted, 1929, A. D. Stone. Kenroduction prohibited in whole or. UNION RECORDER. MILLEDGEVIIXZ. CA.. AUGUST IS. IMS Xori. al ..uninn blood is '.00 thick to be drawn through the mosquito's small piercing tube. They must firs, inject a thinning fluid. In that way dicaee germs ar set ufloat in the b’.ood .tream—bacteria of burning fever and crippling disease. There is also the danger of streptococcic in fection (blood posioning) frt>m scrat ching the bite. Mosquitoes must b killed. HcaiUh authorities advoiat'- FLY-TOX. Simple instructions on each bottle (blue label) for killing ALL household insect-. INSIST on FLY-TOX. FT Y-TOX has a perfume- iike fragrance. It was developed at Mellon Institute of Industrial Re search by Rex Research Fellowship. Safe, .-tainlest, fragrant,’s-ure.—Adv. FOR RENT—Famished room or room and board for cooplo—or •ingle pcnOD, 709 N. Wayao St. Mrs. J. W. Parker. 8-15-29 41. MilladgaviUe has the shop it ed, tha City Paint Shop msnsgjj ^ Charlio Graor, artistic w 0 specialty under Barr’s Tailor ! This Town Doctor Article is pub- ,-hed by the Union Recorder in co- pcrtition with the Mullidgeville FOR RENT—To the C. W. Speai flo s on Columbia Milicdgeville has the shop it need, ed. the City Paint Shop managed by Charlie Greer, artistic work a specialty under Barr's Tailor Shop. 666 Colds, Grippe, Flu, Deugue, Bilious Fever aW Malaria. he most speedy remedy know “Wash your face for Beauty with PALMOLIVE” say the world’s greatest beauty experts! Lina Cavalieri of Paris Mm*. Jacobson of London Elisc Boc\ of Berlin S. Petti of Vienna Mme. de Jieuvillc of St. Morits SPECIAL A Dozen Cakes for Chandler’s Variety Store fur as food and hou-ng and arc too extravagant with agents, .nd in the use of their working .-.«<ur». We ympathue with farnn rs because their calling is not very profit bin. This is true of many others. Teachers and preach ers are worse paid than farmers. There are millions o'f clefk« not n> well p-iid m- farmers, and factory employes everywhere are appealing to th( government and public f-r help. And in all the hullabaloo the fact remains that citizens of all classes nay do pretty well in this fat country if they accept generous opportunities, and handle them with | reatonatOe intelligence and effici ency. Ar.d the fact remains that those who chose to appeal fur aid cannot be much helped by public goirg to put on u bration, pitch in and do evtry- the organization corn- offer to do something. •t busy and invite your friends >in you and yours for ti.e day. • it an invitation worth while. »u haven’t any friends you can to join in the festivitic , help body else to entertain their Ls or nppoint yourself a com- v of one to do y entertai nine casual strangi our midst. n brightening the co yard, yo town look clean, bright and •.ttrart ve; pet on your be t behnvior and your most winning smile, and when the company comes, show them .lound, introduce them to the place whe: live, and “sell npproprn We your community. If the Foutrh of July isn’t worth anything else to a community, it is worth the opportunity it give* you to jell everybody that comes to'your town on what a real place it is and that the people in it are real people. If there Is no celebration to he held in your own home town, and if more make everybody prosperous than we can make every body healthy; there are elements en tering into the problem going back ] to heredity, imf vidualism: general j preaching, general players, bulk sym. pathy will not do; life is n problem | to each individual, and we can only I treat him a- well as he treats us. I lately heard a woman tall; of a | male relative who bad hecn a drunk ard all his adult life, and she made ' one statement that interested me. She said all tile man’s relatives, friends, and acquaintances were in league to keep him uwny from whis key but that he could go into any strange community anywhere on earth without funds, and within a few hour, secure all the whiskey he wanted, and he howling drunk. . . . Oft.n the needful things may not be had for love or money, but whiskey and pistols seem to be within reach of anyone whhing to use them. I often hear of what mothers should “tell” young daughters. The first hould be the agony and danger the best of wives suffer, the second, the inevitable disposition of men to he less thoughtful as husbands than as lovers. Such information is gross and material, but young girls are en titled to know what they are stepping into when they r’ut on wedding dresses. 100,000 dairymen can't h® wrong / Hcr -’s the plan used by 100,000 * dsiry-' . t -> make entra money. Farmers who have learned that it pays to figure production costs stick to Purina year after year. We will be glad to show you why the next time you drop in. Better still, phone for our Purina service man to come out to your place the next time he is in town. 1 L. r. Limith The Store with the Checkerboard Sign Here You Buy Pan-Am Gasoline and Oils HUESON-ESSEX FILLING STATION E. N. ENNIS R. W. IVEY, COOPERS, GA. A. T. SWANN, SCOTTSEORO J. C. IVEY & SC NS, Wholesale Distributors WELDING AND AUTO REPAIRING, GIVE US A TRIAL WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS