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THE UNION *ECI
■UIMUVIIU, C*., FEMUAEY t, l»»
BOOK REVIEWS
By DR. ALICE C. HUNTER
•tor of English Georgia State College
DR. LEE'S BROTHER DIE!
IN NORTH CAROLINA
3NCW AND SLHET
THREE AGAINST THE WORLD
L'y £ Leila Ksye-Snith
E. P. Dutton and Company
Congre-small Coil Vinson cami
iom«- .nd .-pert Sunday and Mondu>
it*, returning to Washington
» i Tu -day.
Vinstn is deeply Interested ir
.aiff hill, and is watching wit*
L tin. bill that is being Wilvn
Senate* He thinks that thi
Dr. Lott W. Lee, ha.- th
of his frimda in this city on acco
Lf the dtith of his l.roth-r. B
Walter M. L t, which occurred
Franklin, N*. C., Thurrdi
Jaic ’
, ha a
ill kne
■ved -e'
■athy Sket asd snow fell in this section
••unt Wedne.-day night of last week, but
.ie!ted rapidly. Thursday morning
Mr. ‘h- evidence of the si oil and s
n j n . *vbb sein only in drifts.
lmmett caraker"m*jur2^
Mr. Emmett Caraker. reohtw
Mr. C. T. Caraker. of Johann?*!*,
Africa, was injured in an aut.
wreck in Macon last Satui,^
Mr. Caraker spent stv vr «i
with his unck- here and v 44
con visiting relatives then
juries were minor.
■un’obflg
" in Mi.
This
'Vfl APPC
dream
-a ith ui
•«l Nigel
of fen I
"The Three Fs:L nger .“ The hous. .. fulness
of Holton recently ioord the fir.; 1 the Uw nod enter prison 4«n when
tnurinn Three Attain.; . lie watt nineteen year., of into, in
the World in the story of a Suinex j yrl»< n he ... deprived of ail that
farm «l. re Janey lived with her two n.iirht have lifted him above the mire
brother*. She W-I. a lance woman I pit. of life. B or layinp the prison
who implied love in the few who ! plate end npoon. out of line he was
knew her. To her lover she suggest- punch'd lie whoac mind .oared in
Vi\ autumn colors and to her ho al- j creative fri ?dom above the mind* of
an I other men. lie came out of |»ri«un
shamed and 'brukjHi
that will finally be
nned by the Republic
ed
nl Jina. The fun
thi
BRICK
That Clink Like Steel
t MODERN GROCERY bad, pri
GROCERY COMP AN V.
v >•* made gifts of the i
field flowers and the .-j
Lon hWlonger was
plodding tlder brother.
oanger
Alt hi-
ui' funds.
n-J in hood’ -
rightful strength. To him the in
nocence of childhood was heaven to
be sought and adored. In the melody
of h : s violin his soul found peace.
The Iwauty of life which wus his
oulV neiessity had been denied him
in his youth; the pent up hunger of
thn*» years for that beauty left him
dazed. That hi • punishment wu-an
other proof of human Ignomci it-
dealing with law breakers was shown
in hi* ability to delight, even with
his unlimbered fingers, the audiences
that gathered to heur him play upon
bis violin. Like, the broken rabbit
he had to release from the trap
where he found it, and to kill be
cause it was broken, he suffered in
ho j his first sua-on of freedom, but like
and | the heroes of old he conquered him-
j self and .served others to their com-
janey am! Nittcl con .urrer with | fort am: doliglit.
the intensity of character, in ancient | The novel is deep in emotion ami
('.ruck tragedy. Almost childlike are atmosphere. The forgiving spirit of
they in suffering and in a spiritual
*- | in.:.!; nsuch delight. Th
, . usded of Ha
cl*i association of mankind and r.a-
luiv. In the pleasant refer due to
:• . i. « word • • *•
t«l and something of hi« m.vstici in ;u
present in the story. The English
count! > w ith it® wot d* and flower
ing hedges, its house and somber
towns forms a suitable hackg
for the tale of a simple poop!
lind mortal destiny mysteriou
iiund
which fact lifts the story above
tl. morbid and sensational. Like
the wiid creatures they suffer dumb
ly and, still like them, they find com
fort, in companionship with those they
love.
JUDGE PARK COMING TO FAIR
CONVENTION
Janey and Nigel towards the man
nnd the woman whom they loved und
by whom they were wronged is the
most beautiful feature of Shelia
Kaye-Smith’s hook which is written
in the English of what critics con
sider her best period of composition.
Judgt -Tames B. Park of Greens-
borc. Judge of the Ocmulgee Superior
Court Circuit, hus accepted the invi
tation oi the Association of Georgia
Fairs to visit Milledgvvillo on Feb
ruary twelfth to hear the soecch of
Chairman Alexander Legge
Federal Firm Board during
nual Convention of the Association I
of Georgia Fairs which will he held 1
here or February twelfth and thir- 1
icenth.
Judge Park will he presiding in
Ja: per County Superior Cour* at
thut time, hut he has announced that
if court matters will permit he will
order a recess of court for the pur
pose of allowing (as many Jnsper
county farmers who car? to come to
Millcdgcviile to hear Mr. Legjre to
do ho. Judge Park is also coming
MARDI GRAS CELEBRATION
February 27 March 4. 1930, Inclusive
At
New Orleans, La Gulfport, Miss
Biloxi. Miss. Pass Christian, Miss.
Mobile, Ala. Pensacola, Fla.
KATES: One and onc-hnlf of the
regular one-way fnre for the round
trip
DATES OF SALE: February 25 to
An-j March 3, inclusive.
, :„ n I FINAL LIMIT: March 11, 1930.
LIMIT EXTENDED: Extension of
final limit to March 25, 1930, may
he secured upon application to prop
er official at destination and pay-
mint of $1.09 fee. Get particulars
lront selling agent.
STOP-OVERS: Ticket* are good
for stop-overs at all stations on both
giing and return trips, within origi
nal or extended limit, upon applica
tion to Conductor.
AH of the resorts named above :*re
located on the Gulf Coast and are
nimseu. famous throughout the land for their
Judge Park is greatly interested wonderful winter climates. Further-
in Agricultural matters in iris circuit more. Mardl Gras is the greatest
and i- a fanner hims-lf. Some of spectacle ».f its kind in the United
the best speeches ever heard in Bald- state* and anyone who has not bet
win county relative 16 Agricultural , n New Orleans or one of the ythi
m-iiteis have been made l y Judge c n\ v
Park in his charge to the Baldwin ± lCUi
county grand jury at various times. j ow
date
Cotton Seed Meal 100 lb. bags,
$1.80; Cotton Sood Hulls 100 lb.
bags 75c at MODERN GROCERY
1MPANY.
amed during the Mardi Grqs
should take advantage of the
,es that will be available on
icntioncd herein.
.1. P. BILLUPS,
Genesal J\»s*engcr Agent,
Georgia Railroad,
Atlanta, Gn.
Look to
Your Cards
„N0W!
WE HIVE RU A 0 PACKET SEED
At Special Prices
With the hide and seek game the weather has been playing us
little time has been available for preparation and planting bit*
now GOOD WEATHER IS IN THE OFFING Spring will soon be
with us and haste must be made—you can gain several weeks
in growth by the use of VTGORO THE PERFECT PLANT FOOD
—It gives the plants a strong vigorous start makes them large
and healthy and increases the yield wonderfully—Try a bag
of VIGORO along with your seed—
D0N7 FORGET US ON GARDEN TOOLS
R.UI. HATCHIR HARDWARE CO
Wholesale ui Retail
JUST ARRIVED WITH ALL THE BEAUTY AND
FRESHNESS OF SPRING EXQUISITE NEW
DRESSES
ENSEMBLES
SUITS
and HATS
Beautiful in colors—perfect in style and design,
finest nuality and priced far below their real value!
YOUR INSPECTION IS INVITED
The Ddoe'Shop
Are Mod. by the “McMILLAN" Proc.M
BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS '
There is Mo Waite in Our Bricks.
We M.lc. Quick Shipment# in Any Queatity.
RICH G1.0 FACE BRICK—FIRE BRICK—COMMON BRICK
M ille dgeville Brick W orksCo
M1LLEDGEVILLE. GA.
Established 1 B83 by J. W. McMillan.
K G. McMillan. Pre.-drnt Belle McMillan, V.ce-Presideni
Did You Know?
Thai the EXCHANGE BANK is next to the youngest bank in
Miiledgevilie and yet ITS COMBINED CAPITAL. SURPLUS
AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS ARE GREATER .HAN ANY
BANK IN MIDDLE GEORGIA OUTSIDE OF MACON.
WHAT BETTED PROTECTION COULD YOU ASK?
EXCHANGE BANK
THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE
BREAD BREAD
FREE FREE
Every Saturday during this t ear 1930, we will give you with
each 50c cash retail purchase in our store. One 10c Standard
size loaf of
Eiecirik Maid Bread
At
- Culver & Kidd Drug Co.
Of Course j
“The Rexall Store”
224 . Phones 240
ALSO ASK FOR YOUR CHINA TICKETS
BIG DOINGS
COME!
ANNOUNCING OUR GREATEST SELLING EVENT—TWO STORES FULL OF REMARKABLE 9c BARGAINS
Big Special Purchases included with our own merchandise in e\c,y section of the store.
WE'LL TELL THE WORLD THIS IS GOING TO BE SOME AFFAIR! You tell your negihbors and friends. EVERYBODY COME!
Sale Starts Saturday, Feb. 8, ends Following Saturday
CHANDLER’S V IETY STORE
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