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THE VNION-JtECOHDU, MILLEDGEVILLE, CA-, MATCH M, ino SANTA LIONS SCONE STATE HIGHWAY BOARD F«U«rt To Root# Rood Tkrough City Disappoint# Citimi TOOMBSBORO ITEMS Mr. J. Y. Collins of Milledgeville, wa>. a visitor to town last we«k. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Cason spent Wednesday In Slacon. Mrs. it. O. Borgaineer visited Mil- ledgevilie Tuesday. Miss May hell Bridwell had Sunday, Mr>. S. A. Bone, Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Hall visited Milledgeville Sunday the guest of Mrs. Collins. Messrs Ellis Lord. Jack Jones, and few days in Ma- Sparia, Go., March 8—At a meet ing of the Sparta Lions Club several of the members spoke on the recent dechion of the state highway board to carry the paving of the highway f ,0> *P h Boone, Miss Sara Fay Reid of on Route 24 from Milledgeville to 1 J ,i,Ied R eviI,e » Mr. Daughtry of Jfa- Louisville and then to Augusta in stead of through this city on to War- renton and Thomson. The members of the local club expressed them selves very much surpri.-ed at such a decision on the part of the high-, Balph Lord spent way hoard as they had been to At-! con ween. lanta and urged this route and had I Mrs. Oscar Holliman, and son of been virtually promised that high- McIntyre, spent Tuesday with Mrs. way would come this way. c - Storiey. The county commissioners in Bald-' Miss Maybell Bridwell entertain- win, Hancock. Warren and McDuf- J ed with »tudy class on Tuesday last fie counties have all passed resolu-1«l u «te a number were present, after tiona urging the state highway board (meeting salad course was served, to let the paving come this way, and; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fossett of Jack- it was thought that the matter was 1 8 °n. Ga., were present at the fune- aettled. The route through here is[ raI *»f Mrs. G. S. Fossett, Tuesday, a federal numbered highway, being Mrs. D. Stone of Sandersvilb MEMBERS OF MISSIONARY SO CIETY ATTEND MEETING AT HADDOCK Mrs. W. A. Massey, Mrs. Dixon Williams, Mrs. L. J. Rozar, Mrs. R. B. Moore, Mrs. D. F. Montgomery, Mrs. L. M. Moate, Mrs. E. E. Bass, Mrs. Geo W. Griner, Mrs. Geo S. Roach, Mrs. C. L. Moore, Mrs. W. S. Brook*, and Miss Nettie Moore, of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Milledgeville Methodist church, at tended a rone meeting of the Society of the Oxford District at Haddock Wednesday afternoon of last week. Mrs. R. E. Long was on the program and rendered several vocal solos. She accompanied on the piano by Miss Jenkins. The meeting was held under the direction of Mrs. Bell S. Wotton, and Mrs. Brand, District Secretary. one of the first roads to be surveyed by the federal highway department a number of years ago, and is by .a number of milse the shortest route from Macon to Augusta. As one of the speakers pointed out at the meeting yesterday, this sec tion of middle Georgia ha>. not re ceived one foot of paving from the highway department and they think it is time something was being done. A determined effort will be imade in the next week to get the highway board to include this route also their paving program, as it is ■ tainly the logical route to Augusta from Macon. The limestone dirt has already been put down from Mil ledgeville out four miles intersection of the Sparta .and Sand- ersvillc road, and has been held »t this point for several months awaiting the decision of the board. CHRYSLER ANNOUNCES REDUC- TION OF PLYMOUTH PRICES Beginning next Monday, Chrysler Corporation wall inaugurate a Bales policy under which the Com pany will compete in the lowest price automobile market. The Plymouth full-size, four-door, five-passenger sedan will be reduced in price from $0115 to $625 f. o. b. Detroit. All oMier Plymouth model- will be similarly reduced My $05 to $70 under present prices. Of wit 19,000,000 passenger car; now licensed in the United States, wc estimate that approximately 9,500,- 000 were purchased ns either new or used cars at a price of less than $500 or $600. Although half the oars in use were purchased above that price cla-s and in the price class in which Chrysler, Dodge and De Soto cars occupy so important a place, it is obvious that buyers of limited pur chasing power ci mprise over half the market for all automobiles. Progres sive policy calls for responding to this demand in the low price range, used in this country are sedans and Fifty per cent, of all passenger cars it is accordingly important to bring the four-door sedan pnrticuinrly within the lowest price range. Chrysler Corporation has i its ex isting Plymouth manufacturing fa cilities at Detroit one of the newest, largest and best equipped automobih plants in the world. Through the Company's wide-spread distributing organization it is able thus to give the public a ear meeting the Chrys ler standard of workmanship quality a’,d that car to rrl! in lowest pi ice market. This new program 5- n normal de velopment of ..ur policy. The offi- ing of the fir t Chrysler car in Jan uary. 1924. changed the trend of de sign and engineering in the industry. 1-atir. to meet the public's demand for lew priced six .and eight-cylinder lines in the Chrysler quality class, the Company developed the lowest price eight-cylinder car in the world ns well os the lowest price six-cylin- d r car to bear the Chrysler name. The new price schedule is made possible by the fact that without re designing its facilities or products, and without additional investment in plant, the Plymouth car can be prof itably produced in large volume at the lower prices. The car is already designed and in production; more than 360,000 Plymouth* or its pre decessors have been sold; and the plants and facilities for larger pro duction already exist. EXCURSION FARES TO ATLANTA, CA., ACCOUNT GRAND OPERA. MAY 1-3, 1930 Fare and one-half round trip; tick ets on sale April 30, May 1, 2 and 3, with return limit May 5, 1930. Ask Ticket Agent for further in formation. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY the guest of her mother. Mm. L. R. Cason. Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Ware and children spent Sunday in Marshall- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Holliman spent Thursday in Macon. Mrs. T. H. Bridwell, Miss Maybell Bridwell motored to Milldegcvilie Wednesday, guests of her son, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bridwell. Mrs. T. F. Humminger has return ed to her home in Atlanta, after a visit to her mother, Mrs. L. R. Cason Mr. W. P. Duncan, Geo. N. Dun can of Macon, spent Tuesday in PRESBYTERIANS MAKE MEM BERSHIP CANVAS AND RAISE BUDGET The Milledgeville Presbyterian church officials n.ade an active every member canvas Sunday to raise the budget of the church for the new fiscal year. It is reported that they met with a liberal response from the membership, and this budget practically subscribed. The Science of Chiropractic will take to the ether March 25th, thru the American Chiropractic Associa tion, Dr. E. E. Clark, of Atlanta vice- president, announced Saturday. The ether will not. evoke loss of consci ousness of Chiropractors, but will be approached thru the microphone in a series of weekly talks for 62 weeks, to bte known as the “Life Line Pe riod.” The lectures will be broad cast over a group of stations extend ing from coast to coast, and the hour will give a combination of entertain- men* and instruction in order to quaint the public with the wonders of nature as they pertain to health. Listen for this message of heoltn and recreation as you turn the dial March 25th. To grow better VEGETABLES FOR SALE AT ONCE CHEAP—Om up-rigkt Piaao in fine condition, Howard Blain, Blain’s Shoo Co. B«a*», Sqnaah, Cucumber, Tomato, Boot, Turnip, Mustard, Rapa, Eng- Poo., Radiaboa, Lottnco Sood; Goldon and White Doat, Hickory King. Hatting. Prolific Cora, Onion SoU and Cahbago Plant#—HEN DMICKSON. We Serve the individual, the business enterprise, the community. . .All are helped by a dependable banking institution that pro vides every banking service. Whether you plan to'start a small saving account or require financial advice on business matters of importance, you’ll profit by our acquaintance. EXCHANGE BANK FOUR PERCENT AND SAFETY NEARLY KILLED BY GAS —DUGCIST SAVES HER Gas on my stomach was so bad it nearly kiled me. My druggist told about Adlerika. The ga> is gone r and I feel fine.”—Mrs. A. Ada- mek. Simple glycerin, buckthorn, saline, etc., as mixed in Adlerika, helps GAS on stomach in 10 minutes! Most rem edies act on lower bowel only, but Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel, removing poisonous waste you never knew was there. Re lives constipation in 2 hours. It will surprise you. Culver & Kidd Drug Co. Use this complete plant food 666 Tablets Relieve* a Headache er Neuralgia ia 30 Minutes, chacka a Cold the first dey, end chceke Materia in tl day*. SOS ALSO IN LIQUID. DR. H. L STANFORD Chiropractic Health Service Phone.; Office 14; Rea. 326-J Sanford Building COME TO GEORGE WILLIAMS Three chairs to serve you, old time colored barbers to serve the white people. Next Door to Odorless Cleaners F EED your vegetables! You will get larger, bet ter-flavored, vegetables, and get them sooner, if you apply Vtgoro. The method is simple. Just three steps. Results will amaze you! Vigoro is the complete. scientific, balanced plant food. Clean, odorless. And inexpensive! Vigoro comes ia 100, 50 and 25 lb. bags. Also in 5 lb. packages and the new 12 oz. package. Use it for everything you grow. vigoro ■ dproductofSwift & Company Complete ptent food for towns, gardens, flowers, shrubs, trees R. W. HATCHER HDW. CO. Wholesale and Retail BQ&xceo&OBceaoxKfa&aaa^^ DON'T GET SORE Don’t get ’sore at your car if the motor is getting noisy, losing pep. heating up or using more gas and oil. It’s just natural wear that is taking place. Instead of trading it off and sacrificing many dollars on another car that will do the same thing in course of time, let us give you an estimate on rebuilding your car. We can show you how to save a nice sum of money and at the same time get many more thousand miles of the satisfactory service that the manufacturer built into your car. SOUTHLAND GARAGE O. B. TWILLEY, Service Mauager (Next to Baldwin Hotel) WE UN NOW GIVE YOU “SUDDEN SERVICE" IN Shoe Repairing, Cleaning and Pressing at Blain’s as the old reliable is back at bis same place of business. Phone 373 BLAIN’S Shoe Shop & Pressing Club “If We Can't Fix ’em Throw Them Away" insure Peak Performance with Carbosolve Keeps Your Motor Free of Carbon This Service Only Costs You $1.75 W. E. ROBINSON, Jr. CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE PLsm 361-L I, your attention distracted by the 1 shmeing-eff of Mechanical Gadgets? Ask us! VICTOR RADIO in your home FREE! Milledgeville Music Store Use this Flour “Kitchen-tested” for every kind of baking you try Gold enter your home. Bach hatch mint Kltch “'*“* e ^” flour— bake out perfectly. This is why the most popular brand we cany. Gold Medal Kitchen-tested" Flour For this flour is "Kitchen-tested” cute baking failures in half. Order for every kind of baking. Cooking a «ack from us today. Use it for all experts bake pies, pastries, cakes— your baking. We will refund your everything—with every batch of money if it does not always give this flour before it is allowed to uniformly perfect hiking results. L D. SMITH South Wayne Grocer ;