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UNION RECORDER. M1LLEDCEVILLE, GA., SEPTEMBER IS. ltl*
_ . That Caused
Lion’* L®»» of Appetite
A! Ih ' coodMloo Of d banquet tie-
Warninf - <■*
die occasion ol
> Poland, sny* on article trar.s-
'rom L'Europe Nouvelle. of
V.llbert K. Chesterton wn»
i; p„ n for a speech. “An early
i in i‘ ls *
i!t ••
lated
|r:U -!e that would save tils life.
t>.l gave him n divine Inspirit-
Ti;e grating In from of the
s was raised mid a great
lK . 3S t appeared. snilTed the air.
• i ’.s mane, roared and hounded
r.i the waiting martyr. The
. ’ „ si.,oil with folded arms and
j ti... animal drew near was heard
r a few words. Inuuedintel.v
veiled uiid slunk hark to
ad ot I he arena where he
down. Nero gave a brlei
■ Chrislian was dragged
b ™.i■"* >•«' •
IN MEMORY OF MRS. L. L. SMITH
On Thundny afternoon, July 25th,
1929. God in his wisdom visited the
home of Mr. L. L. Smith and took
from them their precious loved one
to the home of peace and happiness
with Jesus forever more.
She wa* confined to her bed for
several months suffering severely be
fore her death. All that loved ones
friends and physicians could do was
of no avail as God in his infinite
I wisdom iaw fit to transplant her to
[ the home of eternnl joy. But still
we cun deeply realize that she was
prepared for eternal rest and at
!p
u
i c
| She had mentioned of going home
I so inuny times during her sickness
! that it still makes our heart rejoice
Jto think that she is a bright jewel in
heaven. We deeply realize that she
| cannot return to us, but if we will
jhol don to God's unchanging hands
, we can meet her smiling face once
mor. when the sun of our life goeth
down. Mow sad it is to miss the
touch of her hand or even the sound
of her voice again, but still God’s
will must be done and He always
knows best.
Shi.' was & member of Macedonia
Never will her memory fade
Baptist church, *hc wa
a faithful at-
Loving thoughts always linger
lendent as long as .*he
vas able to go.
Around the grave where she is laid.
She leaves a husband
three children
Forget her! No we never will
•nnd two grandchildren to mourn hci
W v loved her then we love her rtiiL
loss.
Signed by committee.
She has gone but nol
for .otton.
MRS. H. C. PARKER
FOR RENT—Furni»h«d; no cooking
allowed. Apply to Mrs. Lucy P.
Walker.
me li" n
Ibc far eu
tnUHjuWy I
liM
asked tile
ed that ilu
hath refused
Parrot Almost Human
in Sense of Gratitude
urn. hut surely there are I
. , ( Ingratitude to equal <
urn'd recently In Lelcesi
Body and Fender
Dents Removed
t. The bird, for some reason or i
.. 11. r.ly tool; a liking to the
;i tl.ree-story building, mid huv •
a< i ed the roof suddenly changed
! mid desired to return to
-•.at couldn't face the Jqprney
:: . ante a young man. saw the
;ii-.!:t.aud was struck with pit.v,
: h }.<< that he risked his life by
it," up to the roof und bringing
r! to safety.
reaching the ground, the parrot
j mi its rescuer, und bit him
r for Ms trouble!
i* is gratitude expressed hy the
t. Almost human! — Montreal
Family Herald.
With Interest
women of uncertain age, who
long t-eu rivals In love, quarreled
a trilling sift which the object of
nd-irniii.n had Indiscreetly be-
ed on one of them,
le intended those flowert for me,”
ef.Vr woman said to the lucky
-«-M. “You wnylnld . !m on the
n> my bouse, and shamelessly
.I rue ot li|« offering. Your guilty
Accidents will happen
and when they do
crumpled fenders and
bent bodies are the in
evitable result. We have
large and specially
equipped shops for re
pairing injuries of this
nature. Skilled metal
and wood workers are
here to repair any dam
age, however great, in a
manner, and at a price,
sure to merit your satis
faction.
Let us Duco Your Car
f dL IlLJ the
Factory
Way
Our modern method of refinishing automobiles with
Dupont Duco results in a smooth, satiny finish
that cannot be distinguished from the orig
inal factory job. You select your own
colors and we guarantee to please.
All Work Guaranteed
Dunlap-Hupkabee Auto Co.
BUICK-CADILLAC DEALER
♦Third Street at Pine Phone 5100 Macon, Ga j
Chandler’s Variety Store
SCHOOL TIME SPECIALS
Our store is remodeled—speck and span to welcome the opening of school. Mother. Father,
Son and Daughter can satisfy their needs here. We envite your inspection and a visit to our
store. ,
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Biggest values in town in Tablets, Pencils,
Inks. Loose Leaf Fillers and Binders—In fact
.everything you need for school—home or
office. 5c and 10c.
LARGE ASSORTMENT HOUSE DRESSES.
BOTH LONG AND SHORT SLEEVES
—$1.00—
SPECIAL VALUES
in Rayon Bloomers, sold for $1.00 every
where. Our prcc v nl; they last
VICTORA HOUSE DRESSES
NEW ARRIVALS IN LADIES’ FALL FELT
HATS
Latest shades and shapes—Extra vahie
—$1.25 up—
VICTORA
LADIES’ SILK HOSE
—$1.00—
This a full fashioned sijk hose, beautiful
quality in all the new shades. The best buy
in Baldwin county.
JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT FELT BASE
FLOOR COVERING
Hook Rugs, Straw Rugs, etc., priced unusual
ly low.
9x12 Felt Base Squares $6.95
6x9 Felt Base Squares $3.75
! BRICK
That Clink Like Stee
•bragged her shoulder* ns
!. sweetly;
my dear, have It your
i any rate, no one-jv 111
you of having n lellinl*
(imicult to read between
Plants That Glow
range legends In India
•i-tan. There Is a mountain [ 4
Stifi'il Roll in Afghanis!! "
the natives believe that
i'ler exist. In springtime »h
are covered with hushes
:br. from n distance, se
I1IH1
here Is no sign of flame .
live* of Simla say that s'
'Mountains are Illuminated
magical herb, and lids Is be
be n species of •Iirinmnus
"\vs plentifully there.
Arc Made by the "McMILLAN" ProcCM
BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS
There is No Waste in Our Bricks.
We Make Quick Shipments in Any Quantity.
RICH GLO FACE BRICK—FIRE BRICK—COMMON BRICK
Milledgeville Brick WorksCo
MILLEDGEV1LLE, GA.
E.Ubli.hcd Iftsn by J. W. McMillan.
K. G. McMillan. Pre.ident Belle McMillan, Vlce-Pre.ident
Chandler’s Variety Store
The Only Complete Variety Store In
Baldwin and Surrounding Counties
e La(.
Shocked
rpllftere club luncheon
•ened to remark that nd«
had
Frr
froi
tji£lnti,| via India. The Infor
Mmt mention of It hart been
f*y several timed French writers
ntty In the hope of verifying her
'"tit she turned to n young Indy
t that moment Joined the party
familiar with Vic
Hogor '
n never familiar with any limn."
the newcomer with dignity.—
Angeles Time*.
Muck Lead Reclaimed
11 fc'SHW to appear u I most as If In-
«'tr.v can use its lend and have It lit
,f same time. Heciarautlon of waste
Mirongh the recovery of old lead
•'I*, fattery (dates, lead lining of acid
uid other such source*, has In .
year by year, until, during
according to burenu ot mine*
zurc t ( ie , lltn | we j B |,j n f ,h e rppov-
1 metal, which can be reprocessed
Df,r( * ns new. was 41 per cent ot
Induction of new metnl for the
ar ' w hleb seem* to he ellminatlnir
*’" « vcr.jcnnce.
. Li'l.n t. Thla, Girl.
•’ugaht. (Arlz.) minister preached
u., and Suspender Hurtooa*
_ Siuuluy Oh. don’t Inngh; the two
related - A woman who
the state of suspender but-
^ ’ come* about os near being an
,u.: a °y woman we know; end
Exp^ 081 ** '“••-Buffalo Courier-
Omega Flour
Y OU aee<l jusi one flour
in your pantry. Use
Omeg;; for biscuits, rolls,
cakes, pastries. Omega
is the 11-purpose flour.
STYLE
Styles have changed and Knox has changed them. Last summer when you were
thinking of coming autumn days the Knox designers were thinking of your new
fall hat. They created the higher tapering crown and the narrow brim now
universally worn.
These style features are modified to meet individual requirements. Not only is
these a Knox Hat for every occasion, but there is a Knox Hat for every type.
One of the Knox Hats was designed for your head.
KNOX DO NOT FOLLOW STYLES THEY CREATE THEM!
Knox Hats $8.50 to $20
A.J. Carr Company
John Holloway
The Man’s Store