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THE UNION-RECORDER. MtlXEDGEVIULS. GA-
1UABT IE 1931
ANT NIX INVITED HERE TO
STEAK ON NATIONAL DEFENSE
KIWANIS NAME PUY GROUND
AS MAJOR PROJECT
Early Date.
WARMER WEATHER BREAKS
GRIP OF WORST COLD IN
MANY YEARS
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Bright Sunshine This Week Bring*
Promise of Return of Sunny South
Although Cold Continue'
Season tickets for the Junior Col-!
lege basket ball tournament to be
j held here February 27, 28 and 29l
The Baldwin County Reserve | The K,warns Club in regular
Officers Club has invited Hon. Abit s,on ™ ursdav , appravcd .
Nix. of Athens, to come here and! Hay Ground project “ m,UCr
address the organization and the G.
JC C. cadets on National Defence I wjth thc dty councll to work ou ; mometer close to tne freezing point.
The date of the speaking las not Iocat e plav grourid and the thermometer has gradually
been definitely announced, but it ^ j( • 'climbed higher, and Wednesday af-
Col. Erwin Sibley was named ternoon the sunshine gave a warmth
hairman of the committee with the to the atmosphere that has not been
following members: Dr. W. T. Wynn, j felt in several weeks.
, W. E. Ireland. The Jarrett Spring i The cold spell has been broken,
tions. He is a speaker of unusual Jot a j reat j v owned by the city, has it is reported, and relief has at last
ability and his addresses here will j >oen suggested as the location for j come from one of the severest wlnt-
attract much attention. ! the play ground. The club will ac- J e rs this county has experienced in
lively sponsor this work and hope many years. Monday and Tuesday
to get construction started at an mornings the thermometer dropped
early date. to 20 degrees, but rose higher dur-
The club also .named a committee j ing the day. Wednesday wa~. fail
to confer with interested parties’with a low 30.
looking toward the erection of a new Rain has been predicted for the
hotel in MilledgevilUL week-end, but a break in the weath-
After the business meeting Dr. Jer is also predicted and Georgia can
Dawson Allen, Jersey cattle breeder look for an early arrival of spring,
in this county and president cf the — ■ ■ ■ ■ - -
Georgia Jersey Cattle Club, spoke AT THE CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY
cm the work of thc club
state.
ill go on sale this week. The
son tickets will sell for SI.00 and
student tickets 75 cents. The season
j ticket will admit the. owner to 16
After a rainy week-end. tills week | eamM Tickets can be secured from
drawned fair and bright, atlhough a tt|( , o(ficr . of Mrs Brown at thc col _
bitter northwest wind kept the ther- | j ege or from a group of solicitors
that will call on the citizens during
the next week.
will probably be next Thursday.
Mr. Nix is Grand Master of Geor
gia Ma. 1 ns and an outstanding lead
er in civic and fraternal organiza
tional Defense Week is being
celebrated throughout the nation
and the local organization of Re
serve Officers arc taking part in this
observance. Maj. Claude Ray and
Col. Joe Muldrow are heads of the
reserve officers in this county while
here Mr. Nix will also address a
join meeting of the members of Thr
American Legion and Reserve
Officers Club.
RUDEMAR ADDS ANOTHER
OPERATOR TO STAFF
The Rudemar Beauty Shop, locat
ed in the Doctor’s Building, has
recently secured the services of
Miss Elizabeth Staamer as operator.
Miss Staamer is from Macon and
recently graduated from the Rude
mar Beauty School, at Macon.
Miss Staamer comes to the shop
here from the Davis Beauty Shop,
Macon.
LAND O'LAKE
CHEESE - Lb -
19c
STANDARD FULL PACK
TOMATOES 4 No. 2cans
25c
XYZ SALAD
DRESSING -QtJar-
25c
JERSEY CORN
FLAKES 3 pkgs -
19c
COLONIAL SELECTED PINK
SALMON Tall can
10c
SUNSEALED
HONEY 2 IS Oz Jars
25c
NU-TREAT
MARGARINE -Lb-
15c
SUGAR
5-lb. BAG 25c
10-lb. BAG 56c
25-lb. BAG $1.25
Shortening
l-lb. CARTON 13c
4-lb. CARTON 50c
8-lb. CARTON 98c
SUGAR bulk 100 $4.85
PEANUT BUTTER Lacky Strike lb. j v 15c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Saadiae 3 12-o. cm. 25c
ORANGE JUICE Sandiae 2 12-oi cut 25c
WALDORF TISSUE 3 13c
COOKIES Chocolate Pecan Toft lb 15c
ROCO BEANS 3 Iba 13c
WESSON OIL Pirt Cln i 9c
CORN Standard Sugar 3 No 2 cam 25c
CRISCO 3 ft. Can 59c
NATCO MATCHES 3 bone. 10c
SALT, Standard Plain or lodiled 2 boxes 5c
FLOUR
ROGERS BEST
CIRCUS
ROGERS NO 21
48 lbs.
$1.13
48 lbs.
$1.53
48 lbs. $1.43
24 Ibi
89c
24 lbs.
79c
24 lbs. 73c
12 lbs
... 47c
12 lbs.
43c
12 lbs 39c
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Bananas, Golden Ripe 15c dos
ORANGES Pineapple q m 15-
POTATOES U. S. No. 1 s ft. £
ONIONS Fane, Yellow 3 £ Or
CABBAGE Green or WbHe ft £
FRESH COLLARDS, TURNIPS, BEANS
In Our Market
BEEF AND PORK SAUSAGE
PURE PORK SAUSAGE
BEEF ROAST
10c lb.
. 20c lb
FRESH OYSTERS 12 .V?‘ b
FRESH MULLET FISH ZZZZ:..' 9 C ft
nVic lb
29c lb.
PORK ROAST
BREAKFAST BACON
TWO STORES - WAYNE & HANCOCK STS
Method!*! Church
At the morning hour Rev. Horace
Smith, the pastor, will preach
"The Foundation Stones of Religit
'The evening services will be at 7:30
o’clock, and the pastor will preach.
Baptist Church
Rev. James Teresi, the pastor, will
preach at brth thc morning and
cvenirg services. The subjects of
ihese sermons have not yet been an-
Catholic Church
Father McNamara. Priest.
Sunday. Sexagesima Sunday,
morning services at the Catholic
church will be at 11:15 and wil! con
sist of Mass. Sermon, and Benedic
tion. the sermon on the subject.
MB. AND MBS. MAX. NOAH GIVE
DELIGHTFUL BECITAL j
Mr. and Mrs. Max Noah delighted
a large audience on Wednesday
evening when they gave a voice re- 1
cital at the auditorium of G. S. C.
W.
Mrs Noah, contralto, and Mr. Noah
bass, gave a most interesting group j
of songs.
Since coming to Milledgeville they,
have contributed much to the pleas- •
ure of music levers of the city and
the joint recital on Wednesday ei
ing was one of the most pleasing
musical programs of the winter •
Tuesday February 11th was the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. E.
, He mist or and was a most happy u.-
‘Hidden Apostles. Sunday School at (of hcr she spcnt tte day
9:30. No evening service. Mass
throughout the week at 7:30.
Episcopal Church
There will be no services at the
Episcopal church Sunday due to the
illness of Rev. Harding.
Presbyterian Church
Rev. R. W. Oakey, tne pastor, will
Dreach at both the morning and
evening services of the church. The
Dastor will have messages of vital
importance at both services.
Coach Babe Florence's G M
cadets defeated the Presbyterian
College Freshmen Friday night at
the college gym by a score of 31
to 27 in Ane of the fastest and most
thrilling basket ball games
played here.
The defeat was the first the Pres
byterians have suffered and it wa;
only after a battle that kept specta
tors on their toes that they lost th«
game.
Batchelor, an Eatcnton boy. ant
Christian were the stars for th*
visitors and Troutman. Newby and
Johnson were thc stars for the
dets.
DR. YARBROUGH SPEAKS AT
MERCER
Dr. Y. H. Yarbrough was a |
speaker at a meeting of the Alembic
Club at Mercer University last Tues-
night. He spoke on the common
chanisms of symptoms.
CADET BASKET BALL TEAM
TAKES TRIP
The G. M. C. basket ball lean
today for a road trip that will call
fer three games before returning
home.
Thursday night the Georgia Fresh
men will be played in Athens: Fri
day night the cadets will go to Clin
ton. S. C.. for a game with Presby
terian College freshmen and Satur
day night will play the Newberry
College or Erskine College freshmen.
Coach Babe Florence will take
nine players with him on the trip
NOTICE
Citizens of Milledgeville who will
take one or more cf the visiting
Basket Ball players for Thursday
night Feb. 27th. please notify Col.
Jenkins or Maj. Rentz. Those who
will, are asked to take the visitors
in their home for the night only,
meals will be served at the barracks..
Please call one of the above named
at her home and received many
friends who extended congratula
tions.
Mrs. Flemister is one of Milledgc-
ville's most beloved women and has
host of friends throughout
city. The Union-Recorder joins in^
best wishes and congratulations.
COL ERWIN 8IBLEY TO ADDRESS
* YOUNG DEMOCRATS
Col. Erwin Sibley will be the
principal speaker at the meeting of
the Mercer Roosevelt Club on next
Monday evening.
The meeting will be held at thc
college and all students are invited
to attend. Col. Sibley has been ac
tive in the work cf the Young Demo
cratic Clubs of the state and his ad
dress Monday will be heard by
large gathering of young Democrats.
RUPTURE
SHIELD EXPERT HERE
H. M. SIIEVNAN. widely known
expert of Chicago, will personally
be at the Dempsey Hotel, Macon
Wednesday and Thursday only. Feb.
19 and 20. from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Mr. Sh»vnan says: The Zoetic
Shield is a tremendous improvement
over all former methods, effecting
immediate results. It wil not only
hold the rupture perfectly but in
crease the circulation, strengthens
the weakened parts, thereby closes
the opening in ten days on the aver
age case, regardless cf heavy lift
ing, straining or any position the
body may assume no mattei the size
or location. A nationally known
scientific method. No under straps
or cumbersome arrangements and
absolutely no medicines or medical
treatments.
Mr. Shevnan will be glad to demon
strate without charge.
Add. 6441 N. RICHMOND ST..
Chicago.
For 15 years assistant to F. H.
Seeley, famous rupture expert of
Chicago.
MORE
for your
MONET
Sale
GRANDMOTHER'S
Plain or Sliced
Bread £ c
TEA Rolls
DOZ s
IONA RED RIPE
Tomatoes 4£° n 2 s 25c
IONA DESSERT HALVES
Peaches 2 No cLV 2
25c
IONA TENDER GARDEN
Peas 3 c°n 2
25c
ANN PAGE TOMATO
Ketchup
10c
SULTANA PEANUT
Butter 2 J “
25c
RAJAH SALAD
Dressing ^r t
15c
IONA WITH TOMATO SAUCE
PORK & 8MNS 3 Q„ b , 13c
ANN PAGE RED SOUR FITTED
Cherries c™ 2 10c
silverleaf
OR STAR PURE
Lard
iL *7c
u» 52c
SHORTENS
IN CART0R
Jewel'
DIXIE CRYSTAL
Sugar
Lbs 5©C
Lb’$1.25
SMALL BLAZE AT NOON
WEDNESDAY
Wednesday at noon the fire de
partment answered a call to
residence of Mr. Lewis Horne oi
cenor of Hancock and Elbert streets.
Thc fire, which originated ir
chimney cif thc kitchen, was
tinguished by the fire department
before it could do much damage.
SALT MEAT F«l Backs or Salt Bit. 2 ft,. 25c
TOMATO JUICE Iou No 1 cm 5c
IONA MACARONI 3 Boxes lie
IONA SPAGHETTI 3 Boxes He
PRESERVES Abb Page Asserted 1-ft jar 17c
BAKING POWDER Aaa Page |.ft Cu 15c
SPAGHETTI Eiccore Cooked 2 Caas 15c
MELL-0 WHEAT 2 pkgs. 19c
SPARKLE Gelatia Dessert 3 pkgs. 13c
APPLE SAUCE Ana Page 2 No. 2 mbs 15c
IONA LIMA BEANS _ IS-01 can 5c
N. B. C. CHEESE RITZ — 8-ox box 18c
PLAIN OR SUF RISING
FLOUR
Iona
12 lbs 43c
24 lbs 79c
48 lbs$l >53
Sunnyfield
12 lbs 47c
24 lbs 89c
48 lbs$1.73
PRODUCE
EXTRA FANCY
LETTUCE Head 6c
GREEN TOP
CARROTS Bunch 6c
LARGE FLA.
CELERY Stalk 7c
WHITE OR GREEN
CABBAGE 2 lbs 5c
CANADIAN
RUTABAGAS 2 lbs 5c
SPANISH
>:-o-;*ocriXM>ooc‘C
FREE !
I B- bnia »J« h - ' 8,h and ,<W, - A W’ol
o " ,n,e With Shampoo and Fingerwave at
| Rudemar Beauty Shop
I “THE CHOICE OF SMART WOMEN"
I PHONE 389 113*4 Hancock Street Miiledgerille, Ga.
| Night Week by Appomtmeat
WISCONSIN
Cheese
]b 19c
N. Y. STATE
CHEESE lb. 25c
A AND P
Corn
No. 2 CAN
10c
A AND P TUB
Butter
37c lb
EIGHT O’CLOCK
Coffee
17c lb
PURITY
Oleo
15c lb
ONIONS ..
FANCY
TOMATOES
FANCY
BANANAS
lb. lOe
3 lbs 15c
SOAP OR
POWDERS
Octagon
51™" 10c
TABLE
PINK
WESSON
Salt
Salmon
Oil
2 BOXES
TALL CAN
PINT CAN
5c
10c
19c
m s£T k Two Stores “iST
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