Union recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1886-current, November 14, 1935, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Textengineered chassis with Radial Safety Conttoi (patent applied for). Along with everything that’s new and important in safety—there’s every thing the that counts, too. Style, size, performance, economy, rtirgednecs. AU the fine car features brought to the low price field. Come, see, drive,. bare. Easy to buy—with the low cost Hudson Time Payment Plan. STILL PRICED WITH THE LOWEST—88of 100 II.P.-US-inch whcclbua little red front stores be- the maior cities throughout most of which • clerks from Mr. tore in Augusta. There was • *jmo cne A&P store in each . following cities: •a. T/niisviUe, Memphis. Sa- Augusta, .Chattanooga.! Jacksonville. Metoile. v Orl-. r Birmingham, Galve.s-J ' r r.d San Antonio. I - lots tin* need for closer super- r these stores was realized then that he was pro- ■. i !• .,-Kjctnnt superintendent in the old line Tea stores ::;hout this territory. :<-'M saw an important change i lace in the A&P organiza- r . :he first of the present Eco- (ores were Introduced in’ S' nth. As expansion was rapid- taking place. Mr. Vinson through i itnral knack of handling men - fleeted by the company to do • ring of opening and develop • e new stylo stores throughout South Georgia and Florida -itnrfes. He was at that time moted to the post of superitend- t was then that Mr. Vinson saw opportunity to help his fellow rkers into bigger, better and more mrtant jobs, and gave his all to development of these new stores le was again promoted in 1922, ; time to the post of General icrintendent in charge of the At tn Unit which included all of the ritory South of Charlotte and ;t through Houston. Texas, n the developing of this immense v territory it was of course ncces- to have capable assistants in rediatc charge. These vere sc " rd. ns was Mr. Vinson’s custom, n the ranks of those who had so n inlly aided him in building up nviable a record for the territory. > find many of these men now charge of the various Uniw uchout the South which have m ?n t years decentralized and have r me’ entirely independent of thr r.nta Organization. I in 1625 that he was elevat- to his present position as 1 aidant and had by 1930 craned re than 1000 stores end lour •chouses. hiring all these years Mr. v - ,• rhief interests, aside from 0* tnanv's business, have been ten- Kt lamely around bis employee^ Karo. There is not a rtoro to ire unit that he eannot walk ml I call his managers and most clerks by name. The door of his co has always been open to a employees regardless of raw. I he has always listened with th dest of interest to those who are trouble or In need of advice: a " vs striving to make things better I easier for hi* employees. ■his week, on Friday, the 15th. . Vinson celebrates his **nd *n- erssry wHB ISa ( m—.Biraftyraaa T. H. ENNIS Phone 4 MilledgeviSle, Ga. IP1LT BY HTTP SON —HUDSON SUPER STRAIGHT EIGHT. «7SQ AMP PP; HUDSON AIE. S710 AND 0?i AMP TEHAPLAWE. MIS AND UP. t. 0.KPtiwd SHOWERS ARRIVE AFTER MANY WEEKS’ DROUTH Farmers Ready to Sow Winter Crops. Crisp Weather Welcomed. After a prolonged drouth, a heavy rain fell in MiUedgeviUe and vicinity last week. Sowing d- wheat and cats had been delayed by farmers because of the prevailing dry weath- p, and fall gardens had not been planted. With seasonable ■weather, fall work cn farms will begin in earnest and alone with this will come the erindine ol cane as syrup making begins. ., ... Dry weather has probably curtail- ed the syrup crep to some cv'.ent. large acreage was planted this vear and a fair yield is in prospect. Mindful ot the appearance of their premises Mllledgeville homo own- are planting winter gmss. and cold weather comes a beautiful green carpel will adorn lawns at many of the homes in the city. That “tired feeling" which many have complained of during October as summer-like weather prevailed will give way to the vigor which is n part of crisp fall days, and peo ple will instinctively react to the season. 1931 MASTER COACH FOR SAI.h He are ottering a wonderful buy a Chevrolet Master Coach. This Is clean as a pin and well worth what we are asking. See this quick. L. N. JORDAN’ Rev. Fred P. Grigg’s, pastor of the C. M. E. Church and his wife, had practically all of their clothing solen some time last Friday night. The clothing, representing a two week’s ’aundry, were taken from a line in the yard where they had been left to dry. Clues to locate the stolen articles have not been found. The loss comes heavy on the col ored preacher just now, as he is busy getting ready to entertain his church conference next week. CHEVROLET 1-2 TON PANNEL TRUCK FOR SALE One that has been thoroughly over hauled, good tires, body In tip top shape. Just the ticket for a dairy- or rolling store. A cheap price. L. N. JORDAN Get Rid of Poisons Produced by Coutipatiau A cleansing laxative—purely vege table Black-Draught —is the first thought of thousands of men and women who liave found that by ro stering the downward movement of the bowels many disagreeable symp toms cf constipation promptly can be relieved. . . Mr. J. P. Maliaffey, of Clinton, S. C., writes: ‘*1 have found that Black-Draught Is very effective In the cleansing of the sys tem. When affected by the dull headache, the drowsiness and lassi tude caused by constipation, I take Black-Draught.” CHRYSLER - PACKARD PLYMOUTH SALES .AND SERVICE Phone S6I-L W. E. RoWpmr, k. fflprfirtfKtaeiXfataSSO&XfB0IXfBG& Guaranteed Radw Service T. A. ASHFtELD R C. A. Tube. Genuine Replacement Part. Dr. Robert L. Biggs VETERINARIAN Can be Contacted Through L R. Langley, County Agent ue-j Regular communi cation Benevolent Lodge No. 3 FA AM First and Third Tuesday** *• M. Visiting Breth- Phone S3 FOR ISO Tail Service 0m way to Ala’s 15c State Haattal He Ctmtrj CM 15c Don’t Forget To Visit Our Beauy Shop on Second Floor EXPERT OPERATORS SPECIAL NOVEMBER SELLINGS Every thing reduced throughout our house Th- hot weather his caused the cut in prices 54 inch WOOLENS PATTERNS AU REDUCED $3.00 Woolen Reduced to $2.25 $1.98 Value, ut - — -$1.«5 $1.75 Value ut - $1.25 $1.50 Value ut — - $1-0# NOT MANY LEFT M the thing (or .kart, and Swagger Safe BLANKETS And Down Contorts CUT TO THE BONE All Wool Blanket., Plaid. $5.9$ Two-tone Blanket. 85 Palmer Down ComlorU, Tke Bert Coats and Swagger Suits Greatly Reduced. Not Many Left. Special Sale Of SILKS ALL OUR SILKS REDUCED IN PRICE Ail cure Silk, $1.00 value, plain colers, re duced to 85c Sfeci.l Sole of Print Silk.—$1.09 Tahoe. Special at 65c 50 BAGS Jart in fur tke Inlidayi, at 98c Regular $150 Talma AU Our Knit Goods 1-3 OFF One Rack Of 25 Dresses all tkri icasaa’i goad. Sold op to $9.05— $3.98 One Rack of 24 Ihemee, al pare Silk, $5.75 and $7.75 rahea. Al thi Mama’, good.