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TH (JHMMICOMU, ■UUnOKVOU, CA. MAT I, IM
rjjm Chandler and Ice Cream
|Mr
tl jtXE N. *KX»E
with Ice Cream ta»
..me of Mr. Jim Cbrnid-
STECIAL TERM OF COURT HELD
WEDNESDAY NIGHT OF LAST
WEEK
J«4|a Parka Dissolves Charter..
HilMiariU* Lighting Co., aw
Seat*ace* Negro Burglar
| b«c°® e
- J. <«■»«» *" d m " ckt * nU1 '
■ heceose of thie feet that
I mJ the delightful pleaa-
Ithf rrc fr j| r> chandler's hoi- Judge Jas B. Park was in the city
ler- Thureday at the new last Wednesday evening, and held
Jpialtf j )ix i e Ice Cream Cora- apecial session of court.
|p** 5t oi t C r r..-ident is none other. Judge Park issued an order dis-
!*>• °\ e 5 ^i inS elf in person. i solving the charter of the Milledge-
tf 3 Mr ! ,' ju rollers, more com- ville Lightmg Company,
gecinria s were bolding He also admitted a plea of guilty
l„nly «* w vl ,„tion
■ their m .
t week. The> »
Macon in the case of Tom Johns*
I Eahurn
Gap
accused
there from of robbery and gave h { m a sentence
crbial Tybee of twelve to fifteen yenrs in the
Chandler was penitentiary. Johnson is the negro
Druggist, who entered the ’iome of Dr. John
barbecue at Mobley, several weeks ago, and was
in
I n '" rt t°.rtaine«l th, ‘ m at * bl
I hv 1 nl runt * he writer felt that, captured by the pel
l lhe D ^i-up to be given the [
ht ' ,UU ol mixing with this crowd FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH AN.
privilege fcl|oWB anJ ea p ec ially NOUNCEMENTS.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mr. Ed ButU passed a birthday
anniversary Friday, April 24th, and
Mr. A. I. Butts Monday, April 28th.
On Sunday Mrs. A. I. Butts served
a dinner in honor of the occasions.
The dinner was a sumptuous one,
and consisted of a variety of eat
ables, which tempt an satisfy the
appetite. The out-of-town guests
to the dinner were: Mrs. T. U. Butts,
of Columbus; Miss Annie Shivers,
of Augusta; Mrs. Ellen Coleman, of
Devereaux; Mrs. Ella Bass, of Deve-
reaux, and Mrs. Robinson, of Au
gusta.
lay’i Department Store «■ clonal
i odd lots of Ladies shoes at half
regular price. 5*1.30 4t.
BOSTON caff
—WHERE EVERYBODY EATS—
“Fresh Eggs Served Daily"
FRESH NORFOLK OYSTEFS
AND WESTERN STEAK DAILY
:onf**** 1
w k lad been given a
1 »the party by such i
-
Next Sunday morning, at 11:30,
Tj'in Chandler. | the pastor's subject will be, God’s
fix Sv* Dixie plant is one of the Sovericgnty in Practical Christian
,.t modern in the South. Machin- Life.
.. ftht latest type has been in- j In the evening, at eight o’clock,
l!ei ,n a beautiful new building his subject will be. Valor In Right
1 ideally located to Macon’s business ■ Living.
" The Deacons of the church will
The manufacturing of ice cream I meet immediately after the morning
t quantities .sufficient to make the j service.
I industry profitable had always been: Prayer and praise service Wedncs-
0 f little c> nsequcnce to me. It was j day evening at eight o’clock, at which
revelation to see how huge time the monthly church conference
DR. MURRAY KING
Phone 229-L Res. 105
Jefferson Street
Veterinarian
Milledgeville, Georgia
666 Tablet*
Relieve* • Headache or Neuralgia in
30 minutes, check* a Cold the first
day, and cheek* Malaria in three
day*.
666 ALSO IN LIQUID.
|. quantities were made. The large
I gT" f ' machine was where the
I pyxfjs |>egaii and you did not see
i again until it was drawn
I from the freezer in a semi-frozen
| mixture to be sent to the hardening
1 toon where the emperature is kept
1 its below zero. Sanitary methods
cwd in every process in the 1 — ~ ;—:
,h. erssra. Every machine **-«■ “ d P»” ‘°f c . *>»t
n,spotless and every employee «« “ d l e " to *
careful that the product be the I rou ^ 1 ° f thc land ,rom dnink -
will be held. At which time the
officers of ihe church organizations
will make their monthly reports.
Led by the choir of the church,
there will good song service at all
these meetings.
The public Is cordially invited to
wroship with us.
DR. GROVER C. JONES
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
MACON, GA.
PHONE 1571
I equally
I hardled carefully and be kept clean.
I My escort through the plant happen
ed to be another former Baldwin
county boy, Mr. Sam Bayne.
The New Dixie Ice Cream plant
| >huuld be a pride t-» Mucon and I am
? Baldwin county can share in the
I pride for one of her sons has been
1 largely responsible lor the splendid
of the company.
and debauchery, is to make it
less difficult to obtain whiskey.”
RALPH SMITH
in “Atlanta Journal.”
J. T. ANDREWS, Real Estate
“ApartMeati, Films, Taw*
OPTOMETRY
■'& -V.
I have been practicing optome
try in Milledgevillo for 20 years.
My charge* are reasonable. I
guarantee all work done a* repre
sented or refund your money. So
you take no chance* in doing bnsi.
»a*i with me. Office hour* • to
12, 1 to 5, Sunday 2 to 5.
W. J. Brake
Suburban Residents Attention
AVOID THE INCONVENIENCE AND DRUDGERY OF DRAWING
WATER FROM YOUR WELL
INVESTIGATE
our home water plants Electric-Automatic—Trouble Proof—
carry constantly sustained pressure, enabling you to put in
sanitary sewerage and other conveniences. Moderate in price
and sold on easy terms—
R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co.
Whaleule aad Retail
Clean Up
REMOVE ALL OLD TIN CANS AND TRASH FROM YOUR
YARD. PLACE SAME ON THE SIDE 'SALK
SO THAT THE TRASH WAGON CAN GET SAME
NOW IS THE TIME TO KEEP DOWN THE BREEDING OF
MOUSQUITOES. BY ORDER OF THE SANITARY INSPECTOR
J. H. Thigpen
W. C. T. U. NOTES
".411 these prohibition poll* and
everything may have inspired the
question, and then again they may
have nut, but whatever its inspira
tion. Judge Alex Ackerman, of Flor
ida. now sitting for Judge Sibley in
I the United States District court of
| Atlanta, wasn't cnilq-irraJFed when
one asked him the other day,
I ‘What will happen in your opinion,
I Judge, if and when the prohibition
|law is repealed?’ ‘Speaking for my-
l"ne, the first thing that will
| happen' answered the Judge, un-
-::atingly.‘ is that my chautfeur
will lose his job- then my automobile
I will he sold or junked, and if possi*
I hie. 111 arrange n tunnel hetwcon
| my bouse and office, keeping off the
‘treet as much a- possible.’
From which, it will be inferred
•hit in the opinion of Judge Acker
man the Streets of the communlty-
I any ■ immunity—won't be safe if and
* 1‘quor comes back.'
Judge Ackerman Isn’t what
| you wou 'd call a rabid, unreaaon-
• unrea-oning prohibition fann-
her! Hut Judge Ackerman
.-hare the view that the prohi-
! the sale and manufacture
vf whiskey—the legal sale and manu-
1 i has contribt t-
,|: ‘l i’e the consumption of
' • mber when Atlanta
' 1 1 nty legalized the sale
1 ! haven't a doubt
hiskey and beer were
1 ' •• Old Kimpbull House
’ tlie- day- than are now con-
' I in the whole of Atlanta.'
Pden, !- V Judge Ackerman is
1 ng th'i-,. who think it tom-fool-
A Word
TO THE WISE
BRING US YOUR WELDING. WASHING. POLISHING. DOPING
AND TRANSFER OR HAULING
One Trial Will Convince You
EVERY JOB GUARANTEED
SERVICE WITH A SMILE
J. C. IVEY
Phone 441
Hundreds of thousands
FRIGIDAIRE
is sold with a definite
GUARANTEE
backed by
General Motors
And Mill more important to
you as a purchaser is the fact
that year after year Frigidaire
continues to give satisfaction
— long after the guarantee
has expired. k
If service should be required
it is rendered instantly ai-d
without removing the.
machine from the premises.
- /
Sold on Easy Terms
R. W. Hatcher Hardware Co.
Wholesale k Retail
OMEGA
FLOUR
Ies4 vataelka* N
sttsfhtfcMMr
aie. Prerea kj
A. J. CARR COMPANY
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BASEBALL j
| The Big Game of the Season §
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0 ° THURSDAY-FR1DAY, May 1-2 |
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