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THE UNION-RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., MARCH 20, 1030 Twenty-five Years Ago FOR SALE COTTON SEED—Sev eral hundred bushels of Hoopers Early Prolific Cotton Seed at 31.50 As Takr*. Frsm The Files of TheJnion-Recorder March 21, 190S P. James, James, Ga. 3-6-30 3t. Among the business houses in Mil-,toward the purchase of an organ for edgevlile during this year were the the church. _ following as taken from the adver- 1 •mi.*: Col. Joseph E. Pottle accepted the OPTOMETRY FOR SALE—Two st« p»v«d highway soar See J. T. Andrews. Good Carden Seed—HENDRICK SON. Dixon William?, Jewelers; Ex- chxnjee Bank: Culver & Kidd; C. H. Bonner; K. Becker. Buggy Repair ing: Oconee River Mills; Vaughan & Him--.. Men'.- Furnishings; Gei/rgia Railroad: C. H. Andrews & Son; Peter J. Cline; Joseph Dry Goods Co.; Mrs. Julia Parker; E. E. Bell; J. F. Bill; Milictigevillc Banking Co.; John Vinson; M. A McCraw, Dry Goods: Mrs. H G. Appel. Milli n'ry: Goodman & Woottcn; Hatch ers 1. Mi ware: C. E. Green, the Groc- j er; MHIidgeville Brick Works: Cook j Lumber Co.; J. R. Hines: J.-cph Staley; Sam’I Ev.ans Sons & Co.; J. ! n. & I. L Barnes; Fred Haugb; John Baker. Candy Kitchen; Hugh T. Cline. The professional column list ed the following: Crawford & Moore, lawyers: John T. Atkinson, physician and surge-n. T. M. Hull, physician ivitatinn to deliver the Memorial .dress in Forsyth. The paper com- ented. "Col. Pottle is one of the i most eloquent orators in the state. Th? people of Fo^yth have a troat ■ in store for them, for Col. Pottle j;.- at his Nest in delivering addresses J «>f this character as he is n true . Southerner and honors and reveres I the memories of the past. In an editorial the L T nion-R*corder urged reduction of cotton acreage. -Mr. E. E. Bell returned from the Northern Markets, where he purchas ed the spring stocks. Mrs. W. Hill Club Club. nd the Young Matrons £■> Mrs. Lily S. Cason entertained the the Young Matrons Club. Trail was the val services to begin April the game of the afternoon. Those h. The series of meetings were present were Mosdnmes J. A. Calla- '•i'cded by a week of prayer. The j way, J. A. Crowley, K. T. Aifriend, ng wat to be held in a large j K. E. Bass, T. L. McCombs. W. T. it. , sj-Lf j Him*, J. R. Hines, K. P. Hawkins. I Fred Pclct, J. T. Allen, J. D. How- After the services at the Pres by- [ard, R. B. Moore, Jack Denr.is, J. H. ian church Sunday morning the j Vinson, M. Tatum, M. S. Bell, J. P. !’.vlegation subscribed a handsome i Atkinson, James Richardson, J. E. n to complete the new church. Mr. I Kidd, J. F. Eell, E. J. FI emit, ter, W. i regie made a liberal contribution I A. Walker, M. M. Parks, T. F. Cook. LETTER FROM REV. J. H. FARR Tignall. Ga., March 4, 1930 • Si.Me i 1 was very sorry that I could not attend Bru. Lee's funeral. When Bro. Moore called me over the tele phone I thought that 1 would have time to get there by 2:00 o’clock and told him I would come. But when I though) over it, I realized that 1 could not get ready and drive down in my Ford by two o'clock, so I called up Millcdgevillc and taked to Bro. Welch, Bro. Moore not being at home, and requested him to tell you circumstances were such that 1 could not come. I loved Bru. Lee and all hir. fam ily. we were as ociuted as pastor peo ple so long that we were drawn very dost* to one another. We will mi«s Bro Lee. His place will be vacant in the home. His love for hi? home and for his family was beautiful. I have seldom seen a husband and father more devoted to his family The church will miss him. lie wus a faithful, loyal mem ber of the church Our loss is his gain. We know where to find him. Wt feel that he is at rest. May our Good Father in heaven bless you, Sister Lee, in this trying hour. Strengthen and comfort you. Give my love to ouch member of the family. Bro. and Sister Minter and their family, Bro. and Sister Jim Lee and their family. Sitter Hum- phires and her family, Brc. and Sister Berry, Bro. Robert and Eddie. I am thinking of all the family und I am praying for each one. Mrs. Farr joines n.e in sending love and sympathy. Your friend and Brother, J. H. FARR. JUNIOR ORDER ATTF.NTION Be present tonight (March 20th,) at 8:00 P. M. final raiding and adop tion of by-laws. Preparation for visit of State officers. Other business of importance. Refreshments served. DEALERS WANTED—REAL BUSI-| NESS OPPORTUNITY. We can place several live wide awake men in a profitable business selling direct to consumers in your home County. Write quickly for free catalogue. G. C. HERBERLING COMPANY Dept. 130 Bloomington. III. 3-20-30 2t. I I BRICKS at Clink Like Steel Ar« M.dr by Ih. “McMILLAN" Pro.... BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS There- is No Waste in Our Brickr. W. Make Quick Shipm—U In Any Quantity. RICH GL0 FACE BRICK-FIRE BRICK—COMMON BRICK ♦ Milledgeville Brick WorksCo MILLEDGEVILLE. CA. ablished 1883 by J. W. McMillan, resident Belle McMillan, Vice-President 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" -24 Phones ALSO ASK FOR YOUR CHINA TICKETS 240 PLUMBING From the smallest repair to the largest job—give me a call. Satisfaction guaranteed—Fifteen Years Continuous Service. Robert Cawthorn Phone 178 We sell VIGORO— the food—L. D. SMITH. t plant VSilji guarantee all work done as rei ■anted or refund your money, you take no cbaace* in doing b ness with me. Office hours 9 to 12, 1 to 5, Sunday 2 to 5. W. j . Brake Mississippi L.J-. \ Stronger. Beil* Tslriag Cert -i Greenwood. Mr.. W. Taylor, of 131T c m-, .--in A-ui,- this city, has wriik .. r . htr us- «. Cardui as follow : "About five years ago, I was la 111 her* 1th. I suffered r. ~cat ucai of pain In my sides and in the lower part of my body. I was weak and nervous, and at the least noise I felt like I mus: scream. "At times 1 would have to go to bed. M" head would ache. It would taxe mo three or four dak’s to get over these spells. "A friend told me to take Carciui, which I did. After my first bottle. I saw some Improvement. When I had taken three bottles. I felt stronger and better than I had in some time. I did not have any more of those bad spells. “I certainly recommend CarduL” Thousands of other women rec ommend Cardui. after having found It of valuable assistance to them in building up their Health. Cardui Is a purely vegetable medi cine, and contains nothing harmful. The medicinal value of the herbs from which Cardui Is extracted have been well-known In the history of W. A. V/alker & C a., is the place now to buy Wagons, Buggies and Harness of every ki nd. Including Plow Gear, Harness, Traces, Buggy •ad Wafon, Plow Lio.., Whip, ami Gear of every kind ve ry cheap. Save money by buying what you need from them cheap. 2-26-10 4t. bostoncah -WHERE EVER- BODY e . t , " F ~*‘ E„. S.ry.J 0 .,‘ T5 - FRESH NORFOLk'oyste.. 1 and WESTERN »,„*'**• 1 1 35. SLUE PLATE dinner Baby Chic ks We are ready to serve you again. Our cheiks are really better this season than last- Hatches coining off each week Now shipping R. I. Reds. Barred Rocks and Buff Orping tons at $15.00 per 100; $8.00 per 50; or $4.25 per 2= Prices on large quantitiees given upon request. medicine for dred years. Try it for your trouble*. than six hnn- NC-220 BASTON’S HATCHERY Bi ASTON’S ,ETTER IDDIES Milledgeville, Georgia ELL’S Special Showing This Week WASH FABRICS A special buy enables us to offer an unusually low price sale of wash goods, which means a big sav ing to you. Many of the values ore really 50c values—careful buying enables us to plan this sale. 49c PRINTED VOILES 59c RAYONS 39c DIMITIES 49c INDIAN HEADS 39c FLAXONS 49c PRINTED LAWNS 49c COLORED PIQUES 59c COLORED GARBARDINE Three Days Only Mar. 19th, 20th, 21st. One Price C If You Want the Best Shop At E. E. Bell’s