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V , n J B.d.1 •« *•* F “ Sprim Ck “" k Mi “ * ddS*s^i«*rd'2 i*£~ a * tviH*v afternoon, Feb. 7tn. . ] u ne time. »”<! » f « w T prior to her pa-»in E Ml. «"d P h „ hip. but her Heath was J br0l ‘L I JSe of paralysis from rtkh she suffered the night before ^t.er.1 and b«W «n haU ^ pastor of the M.,„.e Baptist church, officiating. Mb. Champion “»» born ra taut Baldwin cipMyor yearn ago. her parents, bring Mr. Elijah Champion “nd Mrs. Mary Cluunp.on. _ op yasrs she was a nurse at • he Gt.-riria Slat. Sanitarium. About iite-n yean* ago she was compelled •o give ’np that position on nccount of ill health, and has made her home v.-ith Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Butts. She wus a devout Christian, and a faith- mi1 and loyal member of the Baptist church. She is survived by a number of niece* and nephews, among whom are Mrs. John Hutchings, Mrs. Mamie Lew*. Miss Mamie Champion, Miss Louise Champion, Misa Mmnie Champion, Mr.-. Maud Bailey, Messrs Bob Champion and Fleming Free- 1HCKNWS ML BEESON PUICHASB OLD! RECORD FILES FOR LDRARY P*l»orv faUkM la 113043.1441 Bought Laal Week VofeaUo lafinasd— far Studnli Files of the Union Recorder, then the Southern Recorder, were par- chased by Dr. J. L. Beeson for the library of G. S. C. W., bringing a ■tore of valuable information to the students. The files are for the years 1833, 34 and 35 and about half of 1880. Incidents of the years are told in the papers and the students are taking much interest in their new property. They will be kept for the students of history who are making research work. Dr. Bfxuon consider?', the new btoks unusually valuable and the college fortunate in securing them. The volumns .arc completely bound and well preserved. RESULT OF CITY MANAGER PLAN IN SPRINGFIELD OHIO The following is the result of the City Manager plan in Springfield, Ohio, for fifteen years: Net per capita debt reduced from v2? to $11.08; oash and investments in sinking fund increased from $108,- 000 to $753,032; tax rate for the year 1020, $5.47, lowest'rate in the history of the city. Public improve ments did not tuffer—expenditures for sewers during this period were $1,000,000; for street paving, $2,* 625,000; for sidewalks, curbs and gutters, $430,000. IBackQuitj Hurting 1 lira. L Leonard, I 671 Joeeph Bt, , I New Orleans, La. all the time. ! did not have j I strength to do j anything- M v tack ached nearly all the ' ime. I waa just in misery. I "My mother told me i must arooae myeelf from the sleep- inese, end taka something to nalp get my strength back. ‘ She had taken Cardui and | had Dean helped, ao J decided to teas Cardui, too. After I my first bottle, I could see that it was Helping me. I took four bottles at this time. My strengtn came back and I gained weight Pretty soon, I | I waa my old self again. I "My dock quit hurting, ana I haven’t had any more trou- I ble amoa 1 took Cardui.” Mr. Roil Qucster of N. C., spent vend days of last week with his <ittT, Mrs. E. J. Smith. Mr. Gccrge Ross. Jr., nnd Mr. Leslie Smith motored to Macon last Wednesday. Mrs E. L. Middleton of Macon, .•pent Thursday with Mrs. C. G. Long, Mr?-. T. J. Reynolds. Mr. Alfred j Reynolds, Mrs. Ivey Worsham, and Mrs. Julo Flurry motored *.o Macon j Thursday. I Mr*. Jonts of Augusta, visited her ' rents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart j last Friday. Mr. W. U Fordham and family of I Mnrriwcthcr, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. 11. F. Fordham. i Mrs. A. B. Berry, Mi>scs Eloisc heals, Edis« n and Johnson will accept i Patterson Johnson, Mr. Raymond j Marchman, Gilhoun jerry, and litlto Jatmitc Berry, in<»torrd to Greystone Park. N. J.. la t Saturday. Misses Seals Edison and Johnson will accept work in Greystone Park and Skill- j r.an,Ji. J. j Mrs. Mollic King has returned j home aft-r visiting relatives in Ca- t traila, Ga. Mr. ar.d Mrs. E. L. Smith and lit- j tie on. motored to Philmath, Ga., ' hunmy. Mr. Aarthur Hudson of Macon, is ; visiting his parents on account of the i'In<ss of his father, Mr. John .Hud- His friends wish him a tpcedy 1 wcoverj-. The many friends of Mr. A. E. j Bower are very sorry to hear of his I ‘lines*, and wish hie a speedy re- I Frances Roger* spent $nst I Keek-end at home with her parents, I •’a Wash'ngton, Ga. Mr. J. T. Farrell of Augusta, visit 'd relatives here Tuesday. j Mrs. Roland Dickerson and little daughter have returned home after . fading srnie time with parent-, Mr. ' *Bd Mrs. Smith near Jackson, Ga. Mr. Jones from the State Farm •*nd Mr*. Fount in and children of c °rdon, visited Mr .and Mrs. L. B. Jones Sunday. Mrs. Dink Johnson and baby' Visiting relative, in Alabama. Misses Stable Adams, Bertha Thor- tf n. and Mr. George Ross, Jr., had ! a very delightful trip motoring to ! ‘ ac ' n T| | ? *day. They enjoyed a, t f, "d movie while there. Hair Cuts All Children under 12 years of age 25 Gilman’s Barber Shop Sanitary Barber Shop Colonial Barber Shop LOOK. I! Good News C!d Virginia Barbecue Meats BEING SERVED AT BERRY’S PLACE LOCATED ON ROAD LEADING TO DAM—DONT MISS THESE DELICIOUS MEATS BREAD BREAD FREE FREE Every Saturday during this year 1930, we will give you with each 50c cash retail purchase in our store. One 10c Standard size loaf of Electrik Maid Bread At Culver & Kidd Drug Co. Of Course “The Rexall Store” 224 Phones ALSO ASK FOR YOUR CHINA TICKETS 240 HLE.e OF 1917.18 WANTED BY LEGION In last write, issued or The Union. Wnrdrr •. e published the request • the American Lesion Auxiliary , • of The Union-Recorder for years 1927-28. This *hnuld havn : *n f. r the years of 1917-18. The legion is gatnering data con- 'trning the war period and are anx- to get all Union-Recorder’s pub- n, d ;n 1917-18. If y 0U have 5 of these paper*, please send •h«rn t° this office or to Mr*. K. G. JcMUlan, Mrs. George Carpenter or • ••'5 Bertie Stembridge. You will •*r.der the Legion a great service by operating with them in this effort. TRADE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR Hmii C ° ME BACIC TO YOU. • 0ME OWNED STORE*. 1 ”.<lC«C«(OOC«CfetO<tCtCtOC*iaClCfOKCrSC^^ BRICK That Clink L'ke Steel Are M.de by the “McMILLAN" ProceM BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS There is No Waste in Our Bricks. W. M.k. Quick ShipM.nl. la A-7 Quality. RICH GLO FACE BRICK—FIRE BRICK—COMMON BRICK Milledgeville BrickW orksCo MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. Established 1883 by J. W. McMilla*. K. G. Me Mills*, Presides! Bell* McMilU*, Vie*-Pr*.i4*«» NEW BEAUTY IN THE NEW FORD Beauty of lineard outstanding perform ance make the new Ford a "value far above the price'* Tht ntw Ftrd is a HrinU; gaad eh sice Weans it Waft yaa ifj<Ui| yti waat or atsd ■ a mtim car. It leads ■ SALES Wcsase k Isads ■ VALUE. Features of the New Ford BEAUTIFUL NEW STREAMLINES CHOICE OF COLORS FULLY ENCLOSED FOUR-WHEEL BRAKES FOUX HOUDAILLE DOUBLE-ACTING HYDRAULIC SHOCK ABSORBERS TRIPLEX SHATTER-PROOF GLASS WINDSHIELD BRIGHT RUSTLESS STEEL FOR EXPOSED METAL PARTS UNUSUALLY LARGE NUMBER OF BALL AND ROLLER BEARING* SMOOTHNESS, BALANCE AND SECURITY AT ALL SPEEDS 55 TO 65 MILES AN HOUR QUICK ACCELERATION TYPICAL FORD ECONOMY, RELIABILITY AND LONG LIFE GOOD DEALER SERVICE AFTER YOU RUY THE CAR Call or tolayhauo far 4»ae*»trul— $435 up (I. o. b. Detroit) McKinnon motor company A Sumptuous Feast of Music On the Air February 13 - 10 P. M. «*** eastern standard TiMi Don’t forget the Tine and the Date! The Victor Hour—Thursday evening, Feb- luary 13th t 10 o’clock, E. S. T. Perhaps the most extraordinary radio broad cast ever put on the air ... a glittering procession of musical entertainers, every one of head-line rank, every one we to delight you. AND MORE: There will be details, there will be features of this program which can be repro duced, really, completely, exactly as performed in the studio, ONLY BY VICTOR RADIO! You Can Hear this Concert on Victor Radio FREE W want every present and prospective owner of radio in this community to know what Victor Radio can give .. . what radio enter tainment really is, when it is reproduced in all the richness, brilliance and vitality of per fectly reproduced musical tone. Only Vic tor Radio can give you such a performance. To prove Victor Radio, and our statement, about it, we will place in your home, for Victor's February 13th broadcast, any of the four Victor Radio models you select. (Unless our stock of a particular model is exhausted before you call to ask for yoiz choice.) There will be no charge and no obligation. ONLY IF YOU HAVE VICTOR RADIO IN TOUR taiuMI, full,, completely, perfeclly—nutty Bl National Broadcasting Compaay- VICTOR RADIO CHALLENGES THIS TEST —and we can offer it to you because we know that most of the people who are eagerly accepting our offer will never again be satis fied with'inferior radio. They will not be satisfied with 'radio that depreciates over night, or is superseded with a so called “new model” every few weeks. VICTOR DOES NOT EXPERIMENT ON THE PUBLIC—and Victor Radio is still far in ad vance. You have it in your own hands to prove this statement without obligation, with out interruption, without annoyance o'* “high- ores-ure salesmanship.” Listen to Victor’s broadcast, February 13th, in your own home —and discover what radio entertainment really can be. HOME—*«■ you boar tbik hour of gloriout outar- i it ia portormod iu tbo New York studio of the COME IN AND SEIEIT TO IS MS SSm 7GSAV Milledgeville Music Store fTTTXXXlXTTTTIXIXlXXXXXXXXXtnXXXXHXmr