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THE UNION BECOME*, MILLEDCEVILLE. C* . JUNE 8. 1*30
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ATHENS
on of Public Aff,i ” WUI
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Held •" Jul >’
to Have P* rl
^ lay 29.—Hon. M. H.
wiu bc nmoni '
\\\er\ oi ■< if the general ossemb-
tlviM- nwni*' wi u take part in
ly (\ G««ns» discussion* of state
, h ,. round [laity i n conncc-
,,,rR * uinl Institute
Ik* University
vith the f« urt
Affairs.
Jul;
The tieneral
,yill be (he consafJ'"
in the analysis at the
appor»jnity wifi he
. ,in f a '-vide wnw
has bei
K. P. Brooks.
„f discussion
, 0 f Georgia.
, cur ^titution
for dis-
impart
Dr.
•natters bearing '»n governmeu-
machinery, "conomic conditions
«, c iol institutions,
resence of members of the gen-
..--.nibly i* expected to make
meting practical and productive
Mt iMc results in the solution of
; nUS state problems.
Hatton of Northwestern
and Mr. Orville A. Park
.•ill be in charge of these
of Mb — . . ,
r 0UI ,d tables. l)r. Hatton has had J ust d ® cl *
wiJf experience i.* a consultant in
tht ri" rgunisation of state, local, and
municipal government. Mr. Park is
wt> H known as perhaps the leading
•ludent of these matters
gia.
Geor-
>uccssive days of the round
talih-s .-pecific topics of a constitu
tional nature will be discussed. On
the first day the two-hour conference
rill t ■ given to discussing the
g.:iposition and powers of the legis-
jjturc. Senator J. M. Pitncr, of
Washington, has agreed to act as
chairman of the meeting on that
day.
The next day the subjest will be
the executive department including
the office and powers of the gover
nor, of the executive officers, and
the various boards and commissions.
W. C. Neill, president of the senate,
will be chairman.
The third day will bc given to the
judiciary. Senator H. F. Lawson,
of Hawkinsville, will preside.
On the following day the round
table will be given tu the clauses in
the constitution bearing on finances,
taxation, and the public debt. Humil-
ton McWhorter, member of the house
t f representatives, w ill be the chair-
M.AF. BANK DIRECTORS ADOPT
MEMORIAL TO BR. ALLEN
Commit!** Deplore* Great Lot* of
Noted Physician ard Chairman
of Board of Directors
At a meeting of the directors of
the Merchants & Farmers Bank on
April 22nd. 1930 a committee com
posed of L. C. Hall, Jno. T. Day and
J. L. Bcci-on were requested to pre
pare a letter in mernoriam of Dr.
Henry Dawson Allen and submit this
letter to the next regular meeting of
the directors.
On May 27th, 1930, the regular
meeting of the directors was held
and the letter w r s read and ordered
spread upon the minutes and a copy
be sent to the family and the local
papers.
Dr. Henry Dawson Allen, beloved
physciun and kindly friend, who for
twenty-five years has ministered so
faithfully to his duties as a director j
in this Bank, has been called front
his daily activities to his heavenly)
home. We bow in sorrow at his loss,
realizing how impossible it is to fill
his place. Always kind and friendly,!
and withal having a keen insight into r
human nature that enabled wise and
matters of business,
there is no measuring the depth of
the loss that we sustain in the
depth of the loss thut we sustain in
the separation from him and his con
stant companionship and kindly
ministry.
May our Heavenly Father comfort
and bless the dear ones that are left
for awhile, and may they feel con-j
solation in knowing that underneath
the everlasting arms, and that He
will hold them fast.
L. C. HALL
J. L. BEESON
JNO. T. DAY
The educational system of the
state will be the subject of the round
table on Monday, July 14. Repre
sentative J. Scott Davis of Rome will
be the chairman.
On the following day Professor ol.
H. Bryan of the University of Geor
gia will conduct a round table on
the revenues and expenditures of
Georgia. Prof. Bryan hns had a
lf*a”e of al-sence this year and has
given his entire time to studying this
matter. He was secretary of Gover
nor Hardman’s tax commission of lust
192S CHEVROLET SEDAN FOR
SALE
A better buy ha. never been offer-
cd in this state than this car ha* good
many more miles in it that ever drove
out. We are offering this on the
ride a* yon pay plan.
L. N. JORDAN
WEAK, JOYOUS
Mississippi Lady Sajri She Felt
Stron|er, Better After
TaUag Csrdui.
Greenwood. Miss.—Mrs. W. D.
Taylor, of 1313 Carrollton Avenue,
this city, has written of her use of
Cardul as follows:
“About five years ago, I was in
ill health. I suffered a great deal
of pain in my sides and in the
lower part of my body. I was weak
and nervous, arid at the least noise
I felt like I must scream.
“At times I would have to go to
bed. My head would ache. It
would take me three or four days
to get over these spells.
“A friend told me to take Cardul,
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 Cardul. after having found
„ . .. , it of valuable assistance tc them
University, will discuss ( m bulwlnB . „ their hcalth .
Executors Sale July 1,1930
As Executors of The Last Will of Mrs. Carrie S- Horne We Will Sell to The Highest
Bidder for Cash Before The Court House of Baldwin County Georgia, on The First Day
of July 1930, at 11:00 O’clock A. M.
(Said Sale For Purpose of Division) The Following Property
LOT CONTAINING TWO STORY
frame BUILDING-
Conner Hancock and Jefferson
Sis. Fronting on Jefferson St. 158
Ft. Fronting on Hancock St. 173 Ft.
(Occupied by J. A. HORNE)
VACANT LOT ON HANCOCK ST.—
Fronting on Hancock St. 85 Ft.
Running Back North 158 Ft.
VACANT LOT ON HANCOCK ST —
Fronting on Hancock St. 85 Ft.
Running Back North 158 Ft.
lot containing one story
FRAME BUILDING—
Comer Hancock and Elbert Sts.
Fronting Hancock St. 82 Ft. Fronting
Elbert St. 158 Ft.
(Occupied by LOUIS HORNE)
VACANT LOT—
Corner Jefferson and Green Sts.
Fronting on Jefferson St. 71 Fl
Fronting on Green St. 83 Ft.
LOT CONTAINING TWO STORY
BRICK AARTMENT—
Fronting on Jefferson St. 86 Ft.
Running Back East 83 Ft. With
Interest in 10 Foot Alley.
(Apartment)
LOT CONTAINING THREE STORY
BRICK BUILDING—
On Hancock St. Fronting Hancock
St. 50 Ft. Running Back North 80
Ft.
(Known as Doctor's Building
LOT CONTAINING TWO STORY
FRAME BUILDING—
Corner Hancock and Clark Sts.
Fronting Hancock St. 158 Ft. Front
ing Clark St. 93 Ft.
(Occupied by Mayfair Hotel)
LOT CONTAINING TWO STORY
FRAME BUILDING—
Fronting on Green St. 65 Ft.
Running Back North 157 Ft.
(Occupied by City Hospital)
LOT CONTAINING TWO STORY
BRICK BUILDING—
On Wayne St. Fronting on Wayne
St. 21 Ft. Running Back West 160
Ft.
(Occupied by Electrik Maid Bakery)
LOT CONTAINING TWO STORY
BRICK BUILDING—
Fronting on Hancock St. 72 Ft.
Running Back North 134 Ft.
(Occupied by Modern Grocery Co.
Et. Al.)
LOT CONTAINING TWO STORY
FRAME BUILDING—
Fronting on Green St. 65 Ft.
Running Back North 147 Ft. With
Interest in 10 Foot Alley.
(Occupied by Mr. J. C. Grant)
LOT CONTAINING TWO STORY
FRAME BUILDING-
Comer Elbert and McIntosh Streets
Fronting on McIntosh Street 194 Ft.
Fronting on Elebert St. 262 Ft.
ONE DIAMOND RING—
(Gentemens Setting)
ONE DIAMOND RING—
(Ladies Setting)
ANY INFORMATION DESIRED ON THE ABOVE PROPERTY WILL BE FURNISH
ED BY EITHER OF THE UNDERSIGNED.
t A. Home, H. L. Home, Jon W. Hutchinson
J * EXECUTORS OF THE LAST WILL OF MRS. CARRIE S..HORNE
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MODEL T FORD TRUCK FOR SALE
Equipped with four speed trans-
mission and as good as any of th*:
breed and kind. Good tires at a bar- !
n-in. I h. N. JORDAN ;
Cardul Is a purely vegetable medi
cine, and contains nothing harmful.
The medicinal value of the herbs
from which Cardul is extracted have
been well-known In the history of
medicine for more than six hun
dred years.
Try it for your trouble*. NC-220
little Bo-Peep has lost
her sheep,
And can’t tell where to
find them.
But she isn’t worried.
She saw mother bake,
With Omega flour, a
wonderful cake!
A. J. CARR COMPANY
Wholesale Distributors
BELL’S
SPECIAL JUNE CLtARANCE SALE
Of All Dresses, Coats
and Suits
Marked for quick selling at a
Third and One-half former price
50 Dresses Left from early Spring
Mosl’y all long sleeves. Navy. Black. Brown, Satins, Crepes and
$I695'To *29.25, sizes 14 lo 46's. In our Clearance Sale at
$12.50
100 Short Si. vtf Dress t
Some are just in by express. Values up to $15 00. All the lead
ing new colors, in washable crepes. Georgettes and Rajahs.
Specially priced
$9.95
More than 100 Ladies’ Wash
Dresses Reduced
$2.50 and $3.00 Wash Dresses |J |!
50 Dresses Sold up to $1.98 for
All $1.50 and $1.85 Dresses
Our Store Will Be
Closed onlThunday
at 1 o’clock during
the Summer Months
If You Want the Best Shop At
E. E. BELL’S