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THE UmoW.KtCOUPEK, MILLEOCEViU LANIER BATHE CADETS TO TIE Un' Cr,w * S* 1 ?* " Wmd t« See nufiw^ Gum Frili; Over five hundred people stood in , ^u »dy with a chilling wind Mewing out odf *h € nort F to i n j or v football team tie the G. fadet Eleven last Friday afternoon on Davenport field. <1*1,0 disagreeable weather did not hold back hundreds of people who wanted to see the two teams battle for t he championship of the Southern half of the G. 1. A. A., but the dog fall gave neither side the right to be any toe jubliant, although the cadets retained the better end of the argu mc nt having already won five G. I A. A. games while Lanier has been „l,lo to only tie two others. The cadets w : t htheir powerful WnfflNTHEOfV (07 MISS DU>DY) Rain, rain, go away * n d come again another day, the little rhyme I used say when a kiddy expresses my feeling now more than anything that 1 know. Shut in goes against me any time especially when Christ mas is so near and I have so much to do. A hurried tour through the stores last week gav mus fever and the slogan ‘‘shop early” so popular at this season cf the year, was hard to resist. Just as I started to write this column the news came that Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bas.s have u fine little baby giri, and I was thrilled to death. I am crazy to see her and while I am waiting to welcome her 1 wish to congratulate her proud parents. And on the same evening, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Baisden became grand- lajarad Ea RmU to Laaior- G. M. C. Gnu (Saturday’s Macon Telegr&ph) Two parties of Macon people en route to the Lanier-G. M. C. football gome yesterday afternoon, were in volved in automobile accidents Milledgeville city limits, which net ted injuries to five persons, while the Christ- four others, in the same accidents, escaped without a scratch. Mr. and Mr?. Sam Ferguson, of 423 Ridge avenue, snd their daugh- tre. Miss Elizabeth Ferguson, were overturned when their automobile driven by Mr. Ferguson and some what behind time, struck the slip pery dirt road just outside Milledg?- ville. Mrs. Ferguson and Miss Fer guson were unhurt. They hurried or to the game. Mr. Ferguson received n severe gash on the head, went to a hospital for treatment, and .arrived the game ir. time to see Lanier tie coring machine pilled up nineteen • ,art ‘" ta a >™'"- Mr a " d George „„i„p. in the firat half while Lanier have a fiao ■>•"> M pet ever a lone tally after the • Mondo >; " * ht , Thi « is «»* Broadnax team had been repeatedly ’ and knoa they are as proud as m-nalized after the Lanierlana had j can Cl recovered a fumble in the early part of the game. Lanier came back after the inter- ■ w “". and . ^ p | a f' d * powerful ££ forward passing attaek that resulted lcdgeviIle 80mi . timc lhis „,. tk in two touch downs, one of them with , only a few minutes left to play. The cadet secondary was dead, either from the bad weather or from over playing, and many forward llcindel and Katherine Mobley ! coming home this week with their little daughter from Augusta. the i> Capt. Jake Zellars, Lanier coach, went to Milledgeville with his team, but Mrs. Zellars and their children, Jack and Elliot, Miss Nellie wards. Mrs. Annie Elliot, Mrs. Zel- Lars’ mother, and Miss Catherine Ed wards were making the trip in a sep arate car. Mrs. Zellars was driv- The Third District of Geory>V State Association of Graduate Nun- will meet at 3 o’clock the first Saturday ol December at Macon Hos pital Nurses Home, Macon, Ga. WINNIE B. WOOD, R. N. Sec’ty. Make giving a pleasure with Pehl- •on Gifu..MISS LENI MOORE. The Hat Shoppe. Sit by the fire nntU time te go. We cell at your deer -ad deliver you hack—Travel by Bus. Phone Paved Road. SAVE YOUR MEAT—100 lb. Bag. Salt 01.00 at MODERN MERCAN- TILE CO. ing. Just inside Milledgeville, she said, a car in front of her stopped suddenly, without warning, and she was forced to drive into a ditch. Mrs. Zellars was bruised, Miss Nellie Edwards was cut about the face, Mrs. Elliot received a cracked rib, Elliot Zellars was severely cut on one ear, and Jack Zellars and Miss Catherine Edwards were i hurt. All the injured were at home Macon last night, and were reported resting fairly comfortably. TAX PAYERS O T I C E i You have 21 days to pay your 1929 tax without penalty. The law requires that Tax Collectors issue fifas against all delinquents on December 20lh. Tax Collector has no discre- tion of his own in this matter. L.D. Smith, T.C. Everybody is glad that Lieut, and Mrs. Nash with their adorable little boy, Junior, are to remain , i ledgeville another year. Lieutenant i V^rked to perfection try the Ma- (im(t N „ h tav , popular] * members of Milledgeville society and' H The G. M. C. team reversed it* their friends here are very much de- M form after the half and the Lanier- li K hted that they are to live with us ian . sailed to a tie. until June of 1U31. i H Holm. Turbyville, Bazanos and ——— | ^ Capt. Robinson starred ir the line' The departure of Congressman ^ while Rich and McArthur with Me- and Mrs. Carl Vinson for Washing- ^ Clellan were the shining lights in ton deprives Milledgeville of two .. the hack field. The G. M. C. team most congenial end happy people. ^ did not display the drive of previous Their place in the hearts of Mil- ^ games and were not up to their form, ledgeville people is a big one and H Thr southern half champions is '• « always to be regretted when they ►< -till undertermined and there will hove to return to the nation's capital. ^ probably be a bit of arguing before Mrs. Vinson her gained friends rapid- ^ it will be derided. There is a prob- ■>' since coming here with her dis- U; ability that the two teams will meet tinguished husband. „ again on a neutral field. Athena! u will likely get the choice for the 1 Inci and Gcotgc Carpenter have ” jearr.p. two little girls that attract my at- H The day was disagreeable and then t *"? on J ,TT» tlm *. 1 “* them ’ but 1 H disagreeable again. A cold, icy wind roal ' ! ' d,d " ‘ k "° w JU,t how eute the y X a -low drizzling rain made it miser- “ cre u , ntil , 1 saw P lctur<! in Mr '“ M able for the fans, but the officials' 11 '" 0 ' l,ook ° f 1 <' ,ve thcm M fared worse. Tn their linen knick-1 f J v "7 h.g place in the Hat of Mil- * ers they shivered and shook through i ledgeville-, future belles. ^ the entire game and left the field dripping wet and miserable from the punishment the weather had given them. :.XXXXXXZXXXXXXXZXXXXXXXZ:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXZX1II IITTTTS H n ” ' H M M ki The young peoples organizations the Milledgeville churches have a nteresting group of young peo- H pie. Over at the Presbyterian church H since Mr. Harris has been here, the Christian endeavor has taken on new ^ •he people of Milledgeville to know !i " “ nd Sunday afternoon most a, that they are now ready to collect interesting programs arc being give. ” nrticics of clothing of all sizes and Thc Baptist B. Y. P. D. and the Ep- dcscription, for men. wr-non and * orth League at the Methodist have children. If you hove these things Been active many years but never H wish passed o nto some worthy. i* as dke interest been so grunt. The H just call us at our resilience young ladies who are actively work- ^ office ns we know the person who 1 i"E ar<! making the evenings of great ^ needs these and will appreciate the t»n«tit. The cadet* are interested ^ Wc also wish you to s*cnd i ;too and I second hand furniture, stoves oul 1 thi' work. ini delighted to see f young b«..y*» and girls i Office 211 Phones Residence .390 We tell tickets to any point United States. Let us quoti schedule on your holiday trip. Phi 351. Travel by Bus. Paved Road. DR. GROVER C. JONES OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN PHONE 1570 glad to hear that Mrs. Clara the' Pottle has improved and is at home you ! again. Miss Clara numbers her friends by her acquaintance.-, and her illness has been of much con cern to me for I think she i.*> one of Milledgoville's most atractive wo men w’ith such a charming and de lightful personality. DR. MURRAY KING Phone 229-L Res. 105 Jefferson Street Veterinarian Milledgeville. Georgia 666 ia a Proscription for CoMi, Grippe, FIs, Desise, Buies, Fern ssri Malaria. BOSTON CAFE —WHERE EVERYBODY EATS— “Fra«h Eggs Sarvad Daily” FRESH NORFOLK OYSTERS AND WESTERN STEAK DAILY I can hardly wait for Christmas when everyUody will decorate their trees and the wonderful spirit of the season will be in the air. I was down town buying my lights this week and have already a*kcd this husky broth er of mine to see about the tree for me, so you see I am already planning to have my lighted tree shining dur ing the holidays. I expect to see many of my form er friends this week when the alum nae ofr G. S. C. W. come home for the week-end. The city is t alive with these ladies, young and old, who have attended the college and I am sure all of us are ghd to have them. A round of festivities have been arranged in their honor, and I expect to get a big kick out of it. CANDY 1 lb. Chocolate Comtd Cherries Mt 1 lb. Aui. Chocolates 1-2 lb. Asst. Chocolates ....3Sc Boa at MODERN MERCANTILE CO. Let as do your worryiag a hoot parluag wbilo is Maeoo—Tho streets full of shoppers. Special arraago- ments made (for your packages. Travel by Bus. Phone 351 ELL’S Great Low=Priced November Sale The Way to Make Money is to Save. You can now save on your Winter Wardrobe. The Prices all throughout our house have been REDUCED TO THE LOWEST LEVEL A New Shipment of COATS BOUGHT AT 1-3 LESS THAN THEIR REGULAR PRICE $35.00 and $29.00 values at $22.50 $25.00 and $20.00 Coat at $1«.7S ALL HEAVILY FUR-TRIMMED AND BRAND NEW. New Silhouette Dance Dresses JUST IN FOR THANKSGIVING—ALL SHADES —TAFFETAS AND CHIFFONS $19.75 VALUES AT $16. 75 MORE THAN 50 DOZEN LADIES’ FINE RAYON Knickers Just iii for this Sale. They are ex tra fine and extra heavy quality, equal in value to any regular $1.25 Bloomer- Special at 98c Special Sale SILK Hosiery FULL FASHIONED—BLACKS AND ALL COLORS—VALUES UP TO $1.25. AT 98c If You Want the Best, Shop at E E. 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