Union recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1886-current, October 10, 1929, Image 3

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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., OCTOBER ueiowndoctor (THE DOCTOR OF TOWHS) UW.UBU I MARRIED WOMAN FEARS GAS DACTAU f i rip INVITATION TO COME HERE | —EATS ONLY RANT FOOD B 0 J T 0 N C A F r MinM I Tifi do , what you say, your u.ml the place where you ,, r destroys public opin- an d good will of your R*|rtt» in Utter to Di Who Extended Invitation n Behalf of City and College* Governor Franklin Roosevelt, New Yorks Chitf Executive who is spend ing several weeks at his GeorgL home i „t, fn „„„ t n * «„. at Warm Springs, declined an invi. °. , , tation to come to Milledgeville in a “ J " " r“ k w ^" | letu r V, Dr. TIgMr thi, ■unity, if you do not do ..■• the community, oth-l n a ' ,s,t ^‘ s home in , wise. ' i “* nw ®ther county near Warm . | SprinRS * Dr - Tigner called on Mr. am e., Ro 0geve | t an( j pregented him an inv.- from the city and the two President of the colleges here to visit. Dr. Tig ner, commi<i.-ioned as Milledgeville’* representative gave an official wel come to the Governor and presented him with flowers and fruit from the Tigner home place. Roosevelt stated in his “For 3 years I ate only baby food. —WHERE EVERYBODY EATS everything else formed gas. Now, thank i to Adlerika, I cat anything and enjoy life.”—Mrs. M. Gunn. Ju-t ONE spoonful Adlerika all CAS s own. village (..•come a better, , iv attractive place ,rk, v ' uy » n d P r »«Pe r (m.kr'Miiwg^te ,iy does a little some- : necessary to spend nn a drive „of some • have to get out and ■ if yourself; nor is it you to be one of the [ puddle, to be able to! letter that he has exceedingly i o come to Milledgeville bee i historical interest .and preferr ed tc come quietly and v spots that were outstanding in Geor- bistory. Governor RoOscve , explain d that his daily routine t t ■.i very time you exercises could not be interrupted. • -if your way to per- vice or dig down in r a few dollars to • mething that the i H get Rome good out sleep better. Acts on BOTH upper ■md lower bowel removing poisons you never knew were there, and which caused your stomach trouble. No matter what you have tried for stomach and bowels, Adlerika will surprise you! Culver & Kidd Drug Co. (Advertisement.) ::k that when you do of . r th:- benefit of others martyr to ire donating. Get it •i that you are doing m ..n.y unlr,. the What profits the or “butV* ,*ihout ^■rg! You have a dozen day to do something, 1 ■■■iir that will build, j many opportunities to | n what others say and J fail to do that ready well known for its abundant power, its flexibility and its remark able performance. Plymouth dealers throughout the •untry are now displaying this addition to the Ply- mouth line, which factory official look upon as “The Pride of the Family.” The demand for the new I body style has quickly assumed large proportions. FOR SALE Electric Hof-Point Ranger ( A real bargain.) tchen Utensils. md Painted Havilnnd China—74 1 do*, dinner plates (Indian Tree Pattern.) 1 dcz. gablets (Rock Crystal and at glass combined.) Odd China. Fremier Vacuum Claanar. Carpet Sweeper. Mahogany Book Shelf. Lawn Mower. MRS. HATTIE A GARRARD FRESH NORFOLK OYSTERS AND WESTERN STEAK DAILY Try Our 35e BLUE PLATE DINNER 666 ia a Prescription for C*U>, Grippe, Hr, Dcr|m, Mim Few ill MaUrie. : is the most speedy remedy known. mwxr SEDAN AKWNCED BY PLYMOUTH NOTICE Milledgeville, Ga., Sept. 26, 1920 Final payment will h emadc project 456—A B. and C., Gray-Mil- tv Minded! It in good 1»dgeville-Rt.ad thirty days fron -I ; !.? n, every-day, com-! ahov * d° te an d «11 unpaid account j!";u:-t be presented to Campbell Con- t ■•29, A. D. Stone. Re- J ctructing Co., within that time. ■ •tod in whole or in j CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTING CO. Milledgeville, Ga. 1‘i'ctor Article is pub- 4 times. I lion Recorder in co-| * he Milledgeville Lions < ——————————— I DROVE POISON OUT Constipaiici Troubled Alabama Lady Until She Had Takea Black-Draught, Tbea Felt Fine. Florence. Ala.—‘Tor two years. I suffered with pains In my back and head,” writes Mrs. J. E. Sloan. 810 Park Street, this city. “I felt dull all the tirae^ and was not able to do anything. “1 was constipated most of the time. My complexion was bad and I had no appetite. “An old lady advised my father to give me Black-Draught. As quick as she told him. he got It far me. I too 1 : Black-Draught three times a day for tiiree weeks, and I began to feel like a different per son. I developed a good appetite; the poison left my system, and X felt fine. “I thought m trouble came from constipation, p .d as soon as the cause was r- loved, I got all right. “Since th*„ time. I have tried to keep a box of Bla'k-Draught in the house, as I find it corrects bilious ness and relieves sick headache. It DR. MURRAY KING Phone 229-L Res. Jefferson Street Veterinarian Milledgeville. Georgia 105 APARTMENT FOR RENT—Fun. iskad or unfurnished in most dosir- aM« location—402 Hancock Straat. Poona 70-L. RELIABLE PARTY WANTED T* kandla Watkins Ronta in Milladga- villa. Good ropaat ordar bnsinaas with aarnings over $40. a waak. Writa C. H. Worlay, 70 W. town Ava., Memphis, Tana. 10-3-29 41. SCHOOL SUPPLIES VARIETY MERCHANDISE ^TEMBRIDGE & COMPANY PHONE 352-J COAL is an ancient discovery, but consumers of our various grades are continually discovering its stored-up wealth. Rich in carbon, but poor in ash—sums up the reasons for the general satisfaction rendered by our coals. Our service is a match for their quality, too l's up to scratch. FOWLER-KEMISTER COIL COMPANY rxxxxzxzxxxxxzxxxxxzzzz;;: - BELL’S - SPECIAL OCTOBER SALE OF LADIES’ FINE COATS AND DRESSES. A Shipment Just in by Express UNUSUALLY LOW PRICED l I'- I.U! ‘(■dan with i n -1 nany| tfe • <>f Ftyle, comfort ■{ announced this week I ■ "Uth Motor Corporation. | - bin jurreaw* the number available in the Ply-1 <cvcn and it is priced j ■■ ably low figure of b. Detroit. I ■ this new DeLuxe se-1 ruing something new j luxury," said A. van- • >"Mih General Rales j In exterior and interior | -h . nd in new feature 1 I luxury, it establishes 1,1 for a car of low price, i < r D'*me engine and j ••! features that have Plymouth to be a re-j ■ Hi« mw body type.” •i feature, provide 1 a ' rirt ive full-size b nfy •. !y eats fiv, overall, is of black, ntr being an attractive • cigarette stripe. The d> proper u el fenders, i i Hanses sheet ' pa, ide lamps, radiator- shell, fittings are o' ng a striking not< black of the h«dy *h gives an air ol ■ ’ t found in ears ol The uphohtery is ol ■ I the cushion* anr are French-pleat- *«d assist cord- at well as distinct in walnut finish 1 " - and walnut fin- b burl walnut inlay, MORE TRW 100 NEW AUTUMN FROCKS. JUST IN BY EXPRESS. BOUGHT FOR EARLY FALL WEAR. IN TWEED AND JERSEYS FOR SCHOOL WEAR. AT $4-95 to $g.95 100 NEW SATIN AND SILK DRESSES IN ALL THE NEW SHADES AND LATEST MODELS, TO CO IN THIS SALE. VALLES UP TO $19 AT :^••:<":‘CM^oooooooeDooc<M^ooooooo<^o<•c<•o<’CK<K•<x<MXex*ooc^xe^ooce:. $15.00 the bowels, causing their bad ef fect* to be felt in other parts of the body. At the first sign cf constipation, take Thedford's Black-Draught. Costs only 1 c^n 1- the <j, "f the interior that ,,. t f distinction, utility Kr "indow curtain* v and quarter win- • pet-cove red foot H robe rail, ash re- and dome light. «nd windshield >dard equipment, rating controls are t of control tf-m C\ i 4i >; b,,„ ill' l‘ln"o«U ran.I tMn.i ’ f inr«r U, raatnll i Ut rafMf. I (i,* Ks ^ new i>- • — - -- I have Pitkin. •T*’— •r, i. Mill^,..‘U. «•» M, ' (ran.to. Ul —a *— “ -..-i ra m uk. mm i>i.i« I* rara -l» — * “ IS, I ra S W.j . Brake - ■-v /i' 1 i-: ) ■ fc . s c N ’i i/t \ 8 NEW FAIL COATS UXlRiaSLY TRIMOKD WITH FUR. D!ST[NCT1\'E AND INDIVIDUAL IN STYLE BLACKS. TANS, BROWNS AND NAVY. BUCK IS THE LEADING COLOR IN COATS FOR THE WELL DRESS WOMAN FOR THIS FALL $lg.75 to $59-75 If You Waal the Bait Skop At fi