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the UNION RECORDER, MILLEPCEVILLE. CA„ NOVEMBER 14, 1»2S
, U;» 'Vith The Joi
up-to-date Tas^ion bookn. Now
what shall I do?
If you happen to. drive around my
way some day and see me out ir
back yard in the rain—with a queer
looking dress on and carrying an
brella in one hand and a '‘undle
swinging from a string from one
fingur—and my left hand tightly
gripping a long skirt to keep it from
trailing the ground—then you may
know that I am NOT crazy—but
merely trying to adjust myself to
tnc present time of change—so that
I may be ready when that trailing
skirt comes again. I am tried of
always being behind the times.
ided
omeibing wrong some-
1 don’t know where. And i
j 1 find out? However, if—,
■ ■ Mg >u*.—t am no better-
Lady Luck than I have'™ " ,n nov
. fluctuating
CLIFTON ADAMS MAKES AN
NOUNCEMENT
In connection with the public at
tention now centered on stocks and
paper values of corpora-
Clifton Adams local dealer for
three or four
ces in mind when I start-, 4 T . , „
. „ . li.k'Ct—it will bo too latelrTj K f"‘ R ** 0 • todny ' "' ccivci1
“ i mo .jriv oood To take' 1 " 0 follov '"»‘ statement, authorized
£ matter out of . nut shell. 1 * Mr ' A - A ‘™'“
th : '“St as as I make up j *'Tbe Atwater Kent Manufacturing
ui::.l do » thing because some- Company ha s never had any shares of
. , -or rather, because every- , its stock on the market.
, el-, is doing it—just get good
' •, cl—then everybody else . U OWns outn - r ht its bigness and
. “v,w what would YOU do « a manufacturing plant. It has been
it that? I just can't be in tho 1,1 bus | ne8s for more than twenty-
. matter how hard I try. 1 V f n ,n f reaain K , y profitable years,
was that matter of having
It has always done bu
, , . • °' vn capital and ha* never borrowed
„f hair on my bond. Thut is a ,j oIJar
! thought—and debated—
,,i ; d—and hawed—and final-’ “AH its resource.-, und experience
cause I got mad with the are concentrated upon one thing—
- of the house that I walked ’lie making and selling of fine radio
Mncon and had the whole instrumet:
,-ut >ff. He was in favor of it two acre
: i-o he said) and when I controlled, 80 that Atwater Kent to-
very foolish question— dealers always have enough radios on PARCEL 2. All that tract of land
ft', v. hat on earth will I do—if I hand to medt the public demand, und -ituau* and being in the City of Mil-
•nirht after it is cut?”—the are never overstocked. Its Inventory j ledgeville of said State and County
mission may be granted to him on the
first Monday in December, 1929.
November 6, .'*.929.
W. H. STEMPRIDGE,
Ordinary, B. Go. Ga.
Lula P. Middlekauff
George S. Middlekauff.
Petition for divorce,
Baldwin Superior Court,
January Term, 1930.
To the defendant, George S. Middle
kauff:
The plaintiff, Lula P. Middle
kauff .having filed her petition for
divorce against George S. Middle
kauff, in this court, returnable to
this term of the court, and it being
made to appear that Gecrgc S. Mid
dlekauff is not a resident of said
county, .and also that he does not re
side within tl»e state, and an order
having been made for service, on
him, George S. Middlekauff, by pub
lication, this, therefore, is to notify
you, George S. Middlekauff to be and
appear at Second Monday :n Jan
uary, 1930, then and there to answer
; aid complaint.
Witness the Honorable Janies B.
Park, Judge of the Superior Court,
this the 17th, day of October, l'.;2f*.
J. C. COOPER, Clerk.
CITY MARSHALS SALE
GEORGIA, Baldwin County.
City of Milledgeville:
I will sell on the first Tuesday in
December, 1929, before the court
house door of Baldwin County, Geor
gia, within the legal hours of sale
at public outcry, tc the highest
property will be sold as the property
of the estate of Susie Taylor.
PARCEL 5. All that tract of land
situate and being in the City Mil-
lcdgcviile of said state «nd county
desciibed a* follows: That tract of
land belonging to Louis Steele,
bounded on the North Right of Way
of the- Georgia Railroad 75 feet East
by Branch 200 feet. South by land
of E. W. Jarrett 180 feet. West on
Liberty street 200 feet. Said land be
ing in possession of Louis Steele.
The above described property was
levied on under a Tax Fi-Fa. for
taxes due the City of Milledgeville,
for the year 1928.
PARCEL C. All that tract of
land -ituata nnd being in the City
of Milledgeville of said state and.
county described as follows: That
tract of land belonging to Mrs. Leo
Joseph bounded as follows. North
by Washington street 80 feet. East
by land of W. A. Walker 100 feet.
South by land of F. R. Malpnas. 80
feet. West by Warren street 100
feet. Said lot in the possession of
Mrs. Leo Joseph.
The above described property was
levied o n under a Tax Fi-Fa. for
taxes due the City of Millecdgeville,
for year 19C8.
PAP.CtL 7. All that tract of
land situate and being in the city of
Milledgeville, of said state and coun
ty, describde as follows: That tract
of land belonging to J. M. Fountain,
bounded a» follows; North and East
by MoselyviDe road 525 feet West
by Jefferson street 420 feet and
South by Cline Ave., 225 feet. Said
land is in possession of Fred Wright.
The above described property was
levied on under a Tax Fi-Fa. for
taxes due the city of Milledgeville,
for the year 1928.
PARCEL 8. All that tract or
parcel of land situate nnd being in
tho city of Milledgeville of said state
and county described as follows: All
that lot of land belonging to Lou
Burley. Fronting Clark street 100 ft.
bounded us follows: North by lot of
E. E. Bass 225 feet, nnd by branch
on South and West 250 feet said
land being in the possession of Lou
Burley.
The above described property was
levied on under a Tax Fi-Fa. for
taxes due the city of Milledgeville,
for the year 1928.
PARCEL 10. All that tract of
parcel of land situate and being in
the cily of Milledgeville, of said state
and county described as follows: All
that tract of land belonging to B. G.
Glass Motor Co. West on Jefferson
St., G5 feet. North by land of Ft.
chhngo Bank, 200 feet. East by
Knd i f Fraley Grimes 65 feet South
by land of Fraley Grimes 200 feet.
Said land is in the possession of B.
G. Glass Motor Co.
The above described property was
levied on under a Tax Fi-Ta. for
taxes due the city of MillcdgevUle,
for the year 1928.
All of the above described tracts
or parcels of land and personal prop
erty will be sold under Fi-Fas. issu
ed by the Treasurer and Clerk of tho
city of Millcdgevilla for taxes due
said city by the owners of said tracts
of land. The undersigned will make
deeds to the purchasers at the sale.
I have given the tenants in possession
of tho above described lands notice of
the levy and of the time, terms and
place of sale as requirde by law.
This 28th day of Octobt-r, 1929.
J. H. THIGPEN, Marshal,
City of Milledgeville.
Production in its thirty- bidder for cash, the hereinafter do-
factory is scientifically j scribed tracts and parcels of laud
o old that you is
back?” That was the .
MOT .trace. The next day I went . , Sra * ,c mmded dtv0 “°" i“> «>«
back with a permanent °f ‘Ik fl»«‘
he hair off—but not n r " d, ° Ihn ‘ can be bu,l ‘—•>»» put the
The thine that finally Atwa ‘ cr 1 Kt ' nt >'“nufacturinB Com-
me was the matter of a hat' stronBcst P ositi ° n
than the thought that
■ held.”
I n-.ight be “too old” to grow any
ir. Whenever I went to get
h.t—in trying it on—if I
front where it be-
CITATION
palled in down in front where it i>e-!
! rued-i, hiked up in the back. Then ( B,ldw, n County.
if I pulled it down in the b'ack where Whereas, W. A. Sutherland,
it belonged—it hiked up in front. d '“ n of Lewellyn A. Robuck, Jr.,
So—v.h-it else COULD I do—and of “hows that he has fully discharged
course I did want to be in the style. | duti , e ? 08 guardian, and has filed
And now -right when I have gotten Ms petition for dismission, together
t, the eoint where I can keep it fix- P™ a complete statement of the
fd fairly well—and have a very' „«nf. | c °untof aald guardian,
satisfied feeling that Emmett Jr., J Wherefore, W. A. Sutherland,
ind little Maltha (Baby Sister) guardian, prays that letters of dis-
ron’t b eashamed of “grandma”
warn they come to visit in the old
Home Town—why, bless pntty— 1 DR. KING
everybody up nnd starts to letting
their hair grow long agais. Now— Phone 229-L Res. 105
viwt WOULD you do‘
Then apnin there was that matter
rf long skirts—or rather short skirts, i
I nnnot remember the day (until
th? past few years) when I did not ■
fan- skirts that were anywhere from J
•is inches or nothing from the
Nothing meant—they touch-,
fd all around—or had a nice long
“train" that you had to “holdup”
>ur left hard very “daintily”,
while you took a walk. And to he
to hold up that skirt, nnd carry
n umbrella in the rain was a woman
—sized job—and don’t you forget it
•ou had a bundle—you hnd to
■y it tinder your arm or run a
• f "f the hand holding the um
brella thru the string and let it dang-
If ti string came untied—that
! your hard luck. And if
hand that "held the fort,”, otherwise
the “hack skirt” became
t il-doing—that was your
hard luck again. You either had to
some convenient store nnd
like you were looking nt
the pretty things—or take
chances of what might become of the
«ige of your skirt and the trail
there of. Oh—those were good old
I don’t think.” Excuse
quotation—for it came from the time
•' the “gay-nincties”—about which
there Have been so many jokes made.
Sn —to go on with a hard-luck story—
when j finally allowed the “dress-
” to hem my skirt ten inches
the floor—and at last, thro
horrified at myself for the
d°«ng consented to fifteen—it took
1 bit of detirmination on
• make the daliy visit to the
After I saw that no
I '-d me any mind—I decided it must
And now—look what has j
hipp, .;,.,j—j wen t a reception not
r y many days ago—and bless
• 1—if that pretty little Nettie J
Ardr. didn’t greet me at the door
nn P a dress that almost touch-'
floor! And I had on my bostj
i-t!i w winter dress that I’ve
1 : ‘ r at least two years—and it
fifteen inches from the floor. Of
course I knew the evening dresses
—-many n f them—were long in
ack but I thought that was just
freakish idea of trying to have
*°mething new and different—but
not 8 °~“*f you will look «t »U
Jefferson Street
Veterinarian
Milledgeville, Georgia
described as follows: That tract of
land belonging to Charlie and Harri
ett l* Smith, Bounded on the North
by land of Sarah Perkins 225 feet
Ea:t by Wilkerson Street 100 feet.
South by land of Robert McComb,
225 feet. West by land of Albert
Brown 100 feet, said land being in
the possession of Charlie Smith.
The above described property was
levied on under a Tax Fi-Fa. for
taxes due the City of Milledgeville,
for the year 1928. The marshal,
also has in his hands Tax Fi-Fas for
the years 1926 and 1927, issued by
the clerk nnd treasurer for taxes
due the city.
PARCEL 3. All the tract of land
situate and being in the City of Mil-
Iedgcville of said state and county
described as follows: That tract of
land belonging to the Est of Susie
Taylor, bounded on the North by land
of Mrl». W. A. & L. M. Brown 120
feet. East by land of Mrs. W. A. &
L. M. Brown, 255 feet. South by
land of Mrs. W. A. & L. M. Brown
120 feet. West by land of Mrs. W.
A. & L. M. Brown 225 feet said land
being in the po? session of Cyrus Tay
lor. The above described property
was levied on under a Tax Fi-Fa. for
due the City of Milledgeville
for the year 1927, issued against
Susie Taylor, she having died, tho
GREAT NOVEMBER SALE OF
Ladies’ Ready=to=Wear
Reduced Surprisingly Low. Your Early
Inspection will save you money.
10 Days Sale. No Alterations.