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Special Chi 'Electric Sd ctric range pi fill give—FRE ^ELECTRIC TOASTERS are fast ’ Tk'foaiinjc part of every breakfast table ensemble ... for who doesn't enjoy the tempting golden brown toast they make so quickly and conveniently? We have them in a wide range of prices. The Pholaon gift* for Christr MISS LEN1 MOORE, Th« I Shoppe. A CITIZEN WHEREVER is an a various stored* ;TAX PAYERS DTICE! fcCOLK You wf L4 days to pay your 1929 tax vithoUTprttjpy. The lawywuires that Tax Collectors issM fifas j «g»in«t, aS delinquents' 36 December 20th. Tax Collector has nh ducre-' 4 > ''A lion of nis own in this rrt’tter. , • —*■ f H. C COLE MILLING CO. ‘ • o* sits. ILL JMEGA FLOUR ilTFfELp CRO. COT’ RECORDER, M1LLEDGEVILLE, DECEMBER book “REVIEWS I, OR. ALICE C. HUNTER tor ol E.fliik Gaorgia Sl»t» Mb*. to, W.« ,J iW*' 1 FOR JAN. COURT . hands of OREAC |V grant precedence to generosity. M ar>c f R«‘ n * rd I ' 7110 Volume should be in every Dutton and Co., N. Y., 1929 school where New England history is .V Mu cab re story was the Dut-. taught, for the records of the inner ‘ * m ystcry novel for No-1 household life of a people accompany 1 P r The American edition ha's : an understanding of its political and " >l nk | lte ,i by Florence Crewe- I civil history. ° Distinctly Frankish in tongr - — _ DRAWN ill the device. known to the * ,'f lir ,uch type of'story have \ utilized by Mr. Renard. They | tr« a‘ berous servants, unex- | ] »iutih'r*» queer knives, j Judge Perk Drews Names of Jur- nnll - delivered everywhere ■ OTE to Serve it Next Term of ri. u-ly. “ nd spiritualism. Not Baldwin Superior Court nt w ith acknowledged science uthor draws upon a scientific Baldwin Superior Court, July and has a clever surgeon ; Term, 1929. if,, and activity a man j The following Grand Juror> were *h< bad been guillotined. Then l.c j this dny drawn from the jury hox to irafted th.- dead man’s hands upon serve in this court , at the January Term, 1930, of this court: Harrington, C. T.; Echols, A. B.; Conn, C. J.. Jcanes, T. S.; March- man, H. M.: Tunnell, Geo. H.; Mat thews, J. W.; Stripling. Jno. H.; Rog- D. M.; Harrington, M. C. Jr.; McElrath, R. J.; Wood; W. B.; Leaptrott, DjC>, Pennington, M. E.; Carr, J. L.; I #i3C Xield, B. L.; Digby, Dcnnie; Stembridge, Marion W.; Taylor, A. T.; Spivey, C. W.; Huff, Richard; Mclhniel, William; Crooms, M. M.; Dumas, T. B;; McComb, T. L.; Dunn, R. D.; Stembridge, Sidney Lee; Miller, W. W.; Youngblood, C. E. Jr.; Stembridge, Roger W.; Over man, W. P.; Pugh, T. E.; Cox, J. B.; Little. Frank G.; Brookins, E, Di-awn open court, this the 19th day of July, 1929. JAMES B. PARK, Judge Ocmulgee Circuit. HAVE YOU A HOUSE ’ If w list with m f j 1 have rrms vary attractive raatars on the wait- lag list. L. N. JORDAN taka tba ckaaca oa wat reads wa have a fall stock of tiro chela*, the safe preventive against skiddiag. RALPH SIMMERSON Buick and Marquette Dealer APARTMENTS Faraished or i ■a J have pefcpla waitiag—Ring 39] •r 313. L. N. JORDAN Baldwin Superior Court, July Term, 1929. ) The following traverse jurors; this day drawn from the juryj the January term, the vr»t> of ;• famous musician erioutly injured in a rail- •ni The musician comes sJoviy to health and begins a labori- ttt train his hands to their brilliant technique. He | mysterious force loading h^^h. h7; W^r»l7kTluU; The prvsontztion william; Rvscoe, W. L.; Ethridge, J. “ vory »i th the j 0.; Webb, W. A | Rosen, J. A.; Hew- »»' " llo -"' ns *° an ' 1 “i’- ikins. A. J.; Willis, J. !).: BloodworUt, parserlet there is enough earn-; P .. w Cu M u the part of the author to chandler- r N . TrMuwr T Uven . zske s oilling reader gullible for the d( , r c p . Mon, c „,aery, D. F.i Lee, J. M.; Veal. O. F.; Coiper, Jno. O.; Carr. A. J., Jr. JAMES R. PARK. Judge Ocmulgee Circuit. The plot turns around Stephen (■() pianist, and his charm- ias wife who always believes in him ■vavers in her efforts to help her uusband hack to health and ucianrhip. Money hovers in the kjrround, for Stephen’s father is Jthy. The old man in his grief OrlncV mother had sought the ,.f spiritualism in communicating vith her. Jhe character* Baldwin Superior Court, July Term, 1929. The following traverse jurors were this day drawn front the jury box to serve at th? January term, 1930, for the first week of this court. Bryan. T. O.; McDade, W. C.; Wil- this book are Hams. Jno. G.; Vinson. J. F.; Law- manikins. wielded to the whim of ronce. P. N.; Brown, J. T.; Collins, author, but the leaders in the Johnnie; Wilkinson, G. W.; Cox. J. B.. Jr.; King, J. T.; Holsey, L. S.; become real to the read- fortunate since the twists the plot frequently startle dulity. The purchaser of the vol te may be sure of a pleasant even- ; in entire forgetfulness of the irld without and the clocks within. box to 1930, Medlin, D. T.; Moore, Jerre N.; McMillan, R. W.; Lane, E. J.; Hum-j phrics, B. F.; Brown, D. W.; Wood.' W. S.; Leonard, A.; Bone, Russell; Wagnon, J. T.; Thompson, Morgan , L. ; Baumgurtel, W. H.; Dunn, Ly-, man; Moore. Joseph A.; Childs. W. W.; Jones, W. Z.; Horton, O. D.;| Beck. L. L.; McMillan, K. G.; Hen drickson, F. W.; Roberts, W. E.;j Torrance, T. A.; Digby, L. M.;J Robinson, W. E.; Collins, A. J. NevCT ton, Linton S.; Whitfield, C. H.;t Ennis, C. O.; Adams, R. F.; Law rence, L. G.; Martin, R. W.; Smith, Albert S.; Shealy, F. E.; Richardson, j W. B.; HarrinukMU|F. E.; Procter, I Riley; Thoma“T.X; Weaver, W. T.; 1 Hayes, Roy L.; Vcatch, C. N.; Cline, j Hugh T.; Hodges. W. E.; Chandler.! W. J.; Holloway, J. N.; Banks. H. G.;J Harrison, W. S.; Ashfield, Robert;! Switzler, A. W.; Ethridge, J. C.; 1 Walker. W. A. ; Reed, R. R.; Peel-1 er, Wm. A ; Proctor. Herschel; Hum phries. J. P.; Chandler, J. E.; Giles, W. D.; Ingram, J. C.; Blackwell, W. M. ; Moore, W. A.; Ray. J. T.; Cham bers, W. J.; Harrington, Hugh; Flemister, Lewis; Hubbard, J. W.; Humphrey, W. C.; Roberson, J. P.; Norment, J. R.; Barnes, Pevton W.; Harrington, I.. R.; Simpson, T. L. Drawn in open court, this the 19th, day of July, 1929. JAMES B. PARK, Judge Ocmulgee Circuit. ANY electric appliance- XlL charged against “home provements” — for no one familiar with the use of modem-da4 elec trical devices can gainsay tft fact that they make for happier and better living. This Christinas season finds stores chock-fuH'of Electrical Gifts s Christmas g Next Year of every description—irons, perco lators, toasters, decorative bridge, floor and table lamps, toasters, waffle irons ... something for each and every person on your list. Each appliance has been carefully priced to sell on liberal terms. Visit our store tomorrow. Select you gifts and request us to delivea for you on Christina COUNTRY AUCTION i Nicholl Rawson E. p. Dutton and Co., N. Y., 1929 A book to delight the lover of heirloom- and antiques is this at- 261 pagVs. Thirty-six illustrations from photo- psphic cuts lend reality to the work. The -lender plot is woven .around the •uetinn of ancestral possessions in a N'ew England homestead. The i ftor, or story teller, comes in to help the aged gentlewoman whose treas- ares are to be sold for the necessary fund:, to see her down the road to Charon's ferry. ritable education in relics offered the reader of this book, as the ftory of hte *.wo week 4 ’ preparation for the sale is developed. The fami ly of Martha Ann Shedd had pied the homestead for a century and Around every object clung intimate and exquisite associations. Furniture, utensils, dresses, counties treasures the present gene- tfually fails to know have cumulate.) in the old house, story and th legends of its treasures velation of the New England character and of New Eng land hist m. tuth r has emphasized this ntntion of the Viaint N’i'W England speech with its 1 t' n«e!y laconic brevity, its clipped ■ yllahle-, and its individualistic ‘unt. ^*•lrtha Shedd’s heart is hound up in her treasures, but she • ■ soul of generosity and between 'l-siro to pass the relics on to her • '1 ones and her need for worldly Wcath she hesitates not an instnnt McMullen. J. T.; King, J. Beck, N. M.; Bnlcy. D. T.; Mc Kinley, A. C.; Edwards, Geo. W.; Smith, J. R.; Bland, S. J.; Newton, Lonnie; Hardy, W. D.; Nelson, Roy, L.; Cormanni, C. J.; Torrance, R. G.; Pucket, L. A.; Wilson, Dawson; Simp son, Chns. E.; Gladin, M. A.; Smith, W. I.; Holscnbeck, L. S.; Prosser, Robt. Lee; Butts, D. T.; Fowler, L. 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