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THE UNION-RECORDER, MILLEOCEVILLE. CA., FEBRUARY 27. 1*90 My Favorite RECIPES A. Gi*« Bjr PrMiant m rs. william McKinnon Baktxl SauM«« Witfc Ck«M» mm T«m» l»rirk the sausages with a fork and j.lar.- them in a spider, set in a mod erate oven. Brown on both uhilt- - a u -ages are baking, toast -lie- of broad for each service. Place a .i-ry thin slice of American cheese „ n ,ach slice of toast. When sages are alomw cooked, place toast in .a n to melt cheese. Remove the t„ast and sausages from oven and ,.,-rve the sausages on the cheese Nut Staffed PmcImi Mix with one half a cup of any kind of fruit jam as much chopped pecan meat as it will hold (about .;■! cup.) With the mixture fill the cavities of large peaches, canned or fresh. Press the halves together with -tuffing between.’ Arrange on roand dish on circular slices of cake and garnish with whipped cream. Almond and Potato Croquet tot 1-3 lb. blanched almonds cups hot riced potatoes tablespoons butter 3-4 teuspoon salt • : eggs Cut almonds crosswise in thin slices. To the potatoes add butter, salt and 2 cggayolkr-. Shape into balls and dip into a mixture of one egg beaten with 2 tablespoons of water. Roll in the sliced almonds, dip again in egg mixture and fry in deep fat to a delicate brown. piecea about i moderate ovei minutes. Cooked Mayonnaise 1 cup apple vinegar or 1-4 cup oi lemon juice. 1 cup of water 1-2 cup of salad oil 1-2 cup of flour Yolks of 4 eggs 1 tablespoon salt Cayenne pepper to suit taste Put vinegar, water, oil, salt and pepper in pan and heat. Use enough extra flour to mix flour to paste, thin enough to strain. When smooth add yolks of eggs, mix well and strain. Pour the hot mixture slowly the flour and eggs, ttirring all the time. Cook until thick taking not to let it boil for it will curdle. Cover with damp cloth while cooling. DR. DANIELS READS POEMS AT K1WANIS MEETING. Dr. Francis Daniels, member of the G. S. C. W. faculty, read a num ber of poems of his own composition before the members of the Kiwanis club at their regular meeting last Thursday evening. Dr. Daniels is of the most gifted writers and speakers in the city and his nppera- ance before the club was one of many that have been most enjoyable. MRS. KENNETH McMILLAN Drop Nut Cakei 1-2 cup butter 1 cup sugar date- figs 1 tablespoon salt 1 Uasponn baking powder 1-2 toispoon vanilla ' ream butter and sugar, add eggs, lix .-pices and baking powder with <»ur. add nuts and raisins, add tff igar mixture Drop on greased pan;- IS YOUR HAiR CUT CORRECTLY? You have the satisfaction of knowing that it is'when you go to the MIRAUNE. Our Barber was trained by Adolph, the South's best— CHILDREN’S HAIR CUTS 25c. Phone today for an apointment The Miraline Beatty Parian In The Sanford Building DR. LIND3LEY RECEIVES HIGH I DR. TURNER KILLS WILD PRAISE TURKEY ON HUNTING TRIP Dr. L, C. Lindsley, head ci the de partment of Chemistry at G. S.C. W., has recently received high praise in the Journal of Industrial Chomistry for his book published in 1929 on Industrial Microscopy. The Journal credits Dr. Lindslev with having written the first book this .ine wheih is a text book rather than a catalogue. Last Saturday, February 22, Dr. Lindslcy attended the Georgia Aca demy of Sciences meeting at Agnes Scott College, where he made an ad dress on Industrial Microscopy. TWO WELL KNOWN COLORED MEN DIE Lewis Ferrell and Henry Warren ire buried Sunday afternoon. Ferrell is a well known tinner, and has been employed at the State Sanitarium a number of years past Warren was connected with the street force of the city for a long time, and was janiior at the City Hall until his health failed. FOR RENT—FanfishW apartment. Miu Alice Lee ore Tecker. 2-20-30 c Dr. Dennis Turner went over to Mucon and Friday, he and his friend, Dr. Childs, made n trip down the Ocmulgee river, duck hunting. They killed several wlid duck, and a four teen pound turkey hen. The turkey flew out'of the swamp and started across the river. Both of the Doc- shot at her twice, before hei* flight was stopped. It was agreed that Dr. Childs could claim in Macon he killed her, and that when Dr. Turner came home he could tell his friends of his success in bringing down a large wild turkey hen. EATONTON LAWYER HOLDS BALDWIN COURT Judge M. F. Adams, attorney of Eatonton, presided over Baldwin county court Monday morning in the absence of Judge E. R. Hine». number of pleas were heard, no portar.t cases were on the docket. FOR SALE OR TRADE—I wUI mil or trade my boom ia tke city limits for a house with five acres mere ei less outside the city. Robert Caw- thon. 2-26-30 3t. PLUMBING From the smallest repair to the largest job—give me a call. Satisfaction guaranteed—Fifteen Years Continuous Service. Robert Cawthom Phone 178 Still Selling Those Good Garden Seed Bulk garden seed of all the leading varieties at special prices— Drop by and make a selection and let us send up your favorite garden tool with a package pf VIGORO and get a good start on your garden. R. W. HATCHER HARDWARE CO WMtalc uri total CITIZENS MILITARY .TRAINING CAMP INFORMATION BLANK To Lieutenant V. L Nash, Infantry, U. S. Army, Address Milledgeville, Georgia Please send me information as to how I can enroll in one of the sb. Citizens' Military Training Camps to be held this summer. Name ' Street Address City .— —* Georgia The Government pays necessary expenses. Camps are to be held in 1930, at: Fort Barrancas, Fla.; Fort McClellan. Ala.; Fort Ogle thorpe, Ga.; Fort Bragg, N. C.; Fort Moultrie, S. C.; Fort Screven, Ga.; Camp Beauregard, I a. Great Emancipators The Reaper in 1831 and now the FARMALL A HUNDRED YEARS AGO, while men and women toiled for tKeir daily bread in the fields of the world, Cyrus Hall McCor mick built a strange machine which did the work of several men. That machine was the McCormick Reaper. On the heels of the Reaper, both Agriculture and Industry leaped forward wth great strides. TODAY another invention is creating another far-reaching revolution in fanning. This machine is the McCormkk-Deering Farmall, the first true aQ-pirpote tractor. Is time to come, tke invention of tke Farmall will take Ha place witk tke iiYeitioa of the Reaper in tke schoolboy’s history book. IHh REAPER began man’s emancipation from hand labor in the harvest. The Faimall now frees him from dependence on slow animal power. THE FARMER with his Farmall and ihe machines that go with it is ready for every power job. He is fully Equipped for horse less farming. He is master of time and season, broad acreage big crop, and low cost production. He has put the labor of many men into the hands of one, and made it far easier. He is using his Farmall tractor to give him leisure and profit so that he and his family may enjoy the good tilings of life. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA O.M ENNIS SPRING CLEARANCE ¥ USED, CARS —WITH AN 0|CTHAT COUNTS r v RSI Here is a bargain event without parallel in the history of tkis cow. inanity! This great apring clearance sale bring, to bargain seeker* a oaceta-a-Hfetfane opportunity to secure famous need cars “with an OKthat counts” at savings that will be long remembered. Due to the tremendous popularity of the New Chevrolet Sis, wo have an unusually large stock of fine used cart. To clear our stock quickly, we offer these splendid cars at low sale prices that are nothing less than sensation at Buy a car during this sale at a nsany dollars below its normal price! Look to the rod “OK that counts” tag as proof of its qual ity and dependability. This tag signifies that the car has been thoroughly reconditioned. Be sure to attend this sale early. Wide Choice of Four and Six Cylinder Care 1929 CHEVROLET COACH This car has only been used a little and is a real pick-up for what we are asking. If you will compare its appearance and performance and reliability you will prefer it to anything in the market near the price. This car is being offered for the ridiculous sum of $500.00. 1928 USED CHEVROLET TRUCK FOR SALE This is your last chance to get over one hundred cents in the dollar on a Truck. Completely overhauled, good tires, me chanically perfect. This truck is being offered at $300.00. 1927 CHEVROLET SEDAN FOR SALE One of these kind that has always been petted, never abused, in excellent condition. $225.00 will drive this car home. 1928 CHEVROLET SEDAN FOR SALE If you want a Sedan this is the opportunity of a life time. You will be proud of the performance and appearance. This car is being offered at $450.00. Ride as y6u pay plan. 1928 CHEVROLET ROADSTER FOR SALE Here is a real car for any kind of driving. Has many thous and?. miles of service ahead of it. Upholstery, tires, and paint good. A pick-up at $250.00. CHEVROLET 1928 TOURING FOR SALE The only objection 'on earth that anybody could raise to this car is that it is an open car. Still if you want service at minium cost, opportunity is knocking on your door. L. N. JORDAN