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SWEDRERDAY, .0o TORRRA 2021420
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B o B
SOUTH GEORGIA FAIR
OCTOBER 25-80-
A wonderful . Exposition showing the
~ splendid products of the most,
‘marvelous section of the globe
8---County Agricultural Exhibits---8
| ¥ETARok BE ‘;?'s‘s ~ i & 4
Mttle---Swme--Mors---Mule---Sheeps.;ufioats--l’oultry
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R ACING IROTEING .. | RUNNING
NS 3 PACING AUTO
~ - AMUSEMENTS
Auto-Polo--Five wonderful circus actg--
Three brass bands--Smith’s Greater
Shows--Gorgeous fire works.
* Positively as Good Fair as Will be Held in the South
Don’t Miss the Auto Races Oct. 30
S, R.FETNER '© ' ~C. W RAWSON
" Qecretary . sl Al Pregident
C’l‘ "f' d W ¥Ad
TWO CENTS A WORD——'CASH IN ADVANCE. THREE TIMES FOR THE PRICE OF TWO
7" FOR SALE OR SWAP. "~
% One Bulck Six RoadSter, néwly
- jpainted new tires in first clags con
_dition ‘ev;ery'f way, (}xé price ig away
BB o i B
i One Paige touring car - little “six.
#aewly painted new top .new tires
Ydlew motor.in perfect cofidition every
Tdyay looks -and. runs I{Ke néw going
Tat a big sacrifice, <, 4 b
7 One Commonwealth "{‘Vtcfln-ing.’f,(’ar
b._'goi'ng at a special low -firice, now is
+'the time to get'a real pick up, this is
“mearly a new car 1920 model, its a
dandy - Lycoming motor. . Posittvely,
.& real pick up -car in first class
! gofdition. Franklin Paige Co,, Phone
/929, % : : 10117]3t
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” FOR SALE |
'FOR SALE-—Seven rodm house, all’
o convenlences, choice ..vacant lots,
4Dodge Roadster, light Ford 'l‘ruck‘i
}Ford Touring Car. Kasy terms m‘
-?good party. _J. A. COLLINS, Phone
564, C U 1072 k
x FOR RENT 5
;‘;FOR RENT Furnished rpom close in’
% guitable for a couple oy two men,
gerte P, Q. Box-117. _ '
& ie o wm.-’fui
ZFOR RENT—Seven rdom house 12 1.2/
“acres cultivation, ten acres pasture,|
just out city limits, possession Nov Lg
W. €. Winfree. 10-10!26t. |
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‘st OPPORTUNITIES |
Save your household treasures Be |
wood leather, pyralin r glass, Du Pont |
Household Cement will make them%
whole .again. . For sale by WATT &
' HOLMES HARDWARE CO.
S e et T
}’READY TO CONTRACT —For Sweet
Potatoes for winter: slorage, See me
early. J. M. DIFFRE 10[13/12t
%
eet e e ettt et}
— . 50c PLATE DINNER
‘Have you trjéd -our 80c Plate :Din
ner? Try’the f{ryext meal with us.
10,126 t THE SUWANEE CAFE
co R B T S eil Ty
QUICi. LOANS--Made oh both’ city
and farm lands. Se¢ C. M. McKenzie
: ; ?719u|
FRUIT CAKE SPECIALTIES—AI
in for making fruit cakes—Shelled
Nuts, Citron, Crystalized Fruit, Rais
sins, Currants, fresh and fine. Co
ker Grocery Co. 10118 26:1
NNTOUND TRIP TICKET ........38.25!
CORDELE _TO ATLANTA, Via A, H.{
& A. Railway, acgount SOUTHEAST.
ERN FAIR. e NG e a 4
Tickets on sale October 15th to L'm,hl
inclusive, good returning too and in
cluding Qctaher 28ih. it |
For further information apply to-- |
UNION TICKET AGENT, IPhone. 267.‘
AR IR . 4
WANTED Lbkal representative for
Hupmaebile Car. Good proposition
to right man. Address Lockett Mo
tor Co. Phone 599 Fitzgerald, Ga.
: A E i 1001210 t
The longest tunneél in the world, 15
miles in length, is planned by & Rus
sian railroad to save an 815 mile de
tour.
| KODAKS and * Fresh Films at Jen:
nings Drug Store. 101200t¢
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
. Reduced ‘Fare $4.75, Cordele to Val
| dosta anll_ return, account &f Georgia
,l"lm'i(lu Fair. Tickets on sale Oct
24th to 29thy inchisive and for trains
[;fi:chedulod iqlg‘fln'ive in* Valdosta, Ga.,
heforg noont Oct. 30th, 1920. linal
retiitn limit: November Ist, 1920,
IFor fm-timt information apply to
R. L. LUFFMAN Ticket Agent,
10120171 : Cordele, [Ga.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
N 2ie w“e ‘.
Reduced 'Fare $8.25, Cordele (o
Atlanta’ ad return account Southeast
ern Fair. Tickets on sale Oct. 15th
to 26th inclusive with final limit to
Oct.. 28th, 1920. i
For further information apply 5‘"1;;,
R. L. LUFFMAN, Ticket Agenf;
1012017 ’ Cordele, Ga.
Steel edged rtubber heels, a Mas!
cachhisetts inventor’s idea, are said to
assure safe tooting on slippery pave,
ments, at the same time bLeing -as
all rubber heels, o i
Gn s e
‘Stimulpted with large money nriifi;x‘
that have |ien ctfered for a suecess.
Tul he leopter, geveral French air
‘plane builders are experimenting with
verticdl, heavisr thah air machines.
217 IO S AN SR TR L W |
A patent has heen issued for u“
tubular shield to be attached to a'
large* fcrk op spoon to protect a nser
from heat it obliged to stand close
to a cooking fire for any length of
time. ot } ‘
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
WISE AND OTHERWISE
The Banner-Herald, successor (o
The Pilgrim's Banner and The Primi.
tive ' Heinld, &' cohsolittation’ of tha
two pap-rs beihg had Aduring 1918,
The Bm.lm'-[fél'uhl, Is one of the
choice |l,lfl.;lk‘titiulls of its Kind to be
haud uny\'\'h‘m'o, in the "“"”“.y: Icach
week (it carries a choering message
te the sinfyl. sorrowing world. “Be
held 1 hring you grod tidings of great
joy" is its mogro, wayving at its mast
head. Under the able editcrship of
Elder . I Barwick, and associate
~diter Elder W. H. Crouse, The Ban
ney Herald has sprung into first place
among the religious publications in
the State rirfi. Gleorgia. The Bannm'—}
Herald ds published from the City of
C'erdale, it is a Cordele religious en
terprise, serving a large territory with
its clean inspiring columns weekly.
A good paper with good men at the
helm to direet its course. Every Cor
delcan should feel proud of this high
class publication which goes forth
each week carrying “Good Tidings
anl Great Joy” to all who read its
)iltm“u:ting‘ ‘pages. In the Octoher 15
iesue is carvied from the pen of that
mast able writer Elder W. H. Crouse,
“Onward. Christian Soldiers” smm»i
thing that will lift you up higher and
higher if you will only road and rv.l
vead the article and digest its wonder
ful traths until they sink deep into!
vour very heart and soul, “Work for
fe night 1 cbatthe. dnabr s smrl
set skies, while their hright tints
are c¢lowing. wotk for the davlight
flies,” savs Elder Crouse.
s***» * *® ®
The saying, and a true one, “in
union there is strength” is today as
much op more applicable to 9 communi
ting, neighl)nrhnods. villages, towns
and cities, Whenever the good pro
ple of any community, neighkorhood,
village, town or city unite tc hring
about certain things, it is usuclly ac
‘camplished. A united stand Ly Cor
deleans will Lring anything they go
after, and there are many things
worth going after. Cordele is a city
made up largely of vyoung business
men, the young husiness man in Cor
dele is one of the commercial or in
dnstrial«nhliers‘ who are fighting the
Lusiness battles to make the city a
greater and more solid one in which
‘to do l)llsin'fl_.;:fl: Let it never he said
‘that we are not up and doing. in Cer
dcle, hut to the contrary let it he know
that we are wide a wake to every
(hing; Which \n!] hrin%!_gémi to our
eity. © Good school, means oducation
for the men and women of tomorrow; ‘
£ood churches, determined’ in their
respective work, means a God fear
ing Christian peopla, young and old,
strict sanftary regulations, mean heal
th and beauty to the city. Let us
unite, wave asile any dissension _if‘E
any is found and make the slogan
“Unitrd Wie Stand” the watch word
for Cordele, and, grow one doing lhisi
THE HANDIEST THING
Save the clothes, save
1 worries, send the clothes
to your home laundry.
The days of the good
washerwoman are gone,
We are still here.
| STEAM LUNDRY
And Mill Supplies
We carry a full line of
Heavy Castings, Shatt
ing. Pulleys, Boxes,
Belts and repair ma
terial of all kinds. :
We do casting, mill re
pairs, engine and .boil
‘er work, steame'fittings .
atd machine work of
every kind.
Call us and save time,
TOMLIN.HARRIS
- MACHINE COMPANY
PHONE 25
CORDELE, -‘GEORGIA.
cr her full share, anid over the top
we will go without let or hindrance, ]
B RE AR Re 1
lawdin early Kansas: - A story il
lustrating the resourcofulness of one
of the bhest known of late pioneer
Kangag atterneys is related hy T. A,
MeNeal, in the Dearborn Independent,
The 'Almrno_v was Mike Sutton, who
died not leng ago in Dodge City uaf.
ter o long anl succegsdful carcer that
dated from frontipr days. A witneas
was on thegstand, ruans the story,
whose testimoeny, unloss it ceeld he
digcounted in some way, woull probh
ably, knock the bottom out of Mike's
case, .It looked as if he was up
against it, when suddenly the thought
occured to him to introduce as a wit
ness an expert cn prevarication, Buof:
falo Jones, the woll known hunter
and tewn builder, was sitting in the
room where the case was hoing tried.
Buffalo Jones will take th» stand,
said Mike. The case was in .hmticu’a‘
Court. Buffalo, had not uuli«-ip:nml‘
Leing ecalled into the cas2, hut he
promptly ecama - forward and wnfll
SWOrn.
“State veour name and place of re
sidence,” said Mike.
“Myv hame is C.J. Jones, 1 live in
Garden City, Kansas.'
“How long have vou lived in Weat:
ern Kansas'™.
“Thirty vears.”
“From your experience and ohser
vation of men in this (Wiestern, coun
try, are vou ahlo to tell from the ex
pression of countenance, the manner.
of: speech, 'an’l the actions of a man
whether or not he is a lar?”
“pam,” calmly qnswared Johes.
“Yeu are comething of a lar your
self :n"n'ymi not, Mr. Jones?"
“T am,” again calmly answered
Jones,
“Have voun earvefully ohserved the
countenance, the manner of speech,
pud the actions of the witnoss who
Just left the ctand?” -
<1 have.” .
“Will vou state to the eourt, as an
exnert on prevarication, -whethey cr
not this witness is g liar?
‘:\]v jndgement as an expert on
truth and prevarication is that he is
a lar."”
* “Take the witness,” sall Mike tri:
umuhantly,
1 was in° vain that the attorney
ov the other side protested to the jus
ice of he peace that this was an un
heavd of moceeding. that the. hook:
newhere gave any authority for intro
ducting an ' axpert on prevarication.
and that Jones had not in any event
onalifiel himself to testify as an ex
]'wri. svalk
The Juelice knew it ig tha épinion
f this eourt that Mike would intro
nen noo ineompetent testimony.
A process has heen discovered in
South Africa for the production from
cotton of an artificial wool said to he
a hetter insulator against heat and
cold than the genuine.
There’s Genuine
@Satisfa’ction in
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) Livis Coin Co
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The Happy, Snappy Com
hination of Cola with
Lime.
Lime-Cola
Bottling Co.
Phone—Two-Seven
At 108 on Wall Street
Cordele, Ga.
PEANGLOE B b s vgn g e .Nmfiv i
Attention, Fafi‘lflémif
AR W FREA Gad Ma Sk R @ *gq:h\ 5
Do not sell vour Farm Produets be-.
low the cost ol production. Store:
cour Cotton, Cotton Seed, Peanutsy
Benns and other produets in. Bonded
Warehouse and reeeive Bonded Re: '
eviptst which ave recognized by all ;
banks ‘us higheste elasg# collatorial,
Vour products are fully covered hy
insuranee. when storved, with us . Ogh
erg e storing with us and holding for
hetter markets, why not vou? Rates
reaconable. We ean furnish vou new ¢
burlap bags for sacking peanuts,
. ok
PHONE 312
- PREMIERVACUUMCLEANERS
You can pay for them as vou n:-u; “I(‘H], out
‘ of vour menthly allowanece. Asl us, we’ll
explai®, its simple. A demonstration glad-*
v eiven. it
BIVINS ELECTRIC COMPANY
S hing Better
yomething better
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‘ ~ S R ;
SR THAN OTHER
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SO BB AT TERIES
f 0 e F;/ ‘ ;
d 2l ?i: soyeg i et |
Vher i b e g ’7:“‘" R Bl w il ;
152 passenger car and fruck manu- :
facturers pay a higher price to equip their }
product with Willard Threaded Rubber |
batteries. Let us explain the difference *
between this quality battery and the ordi- |
nary wood insulated battery. ‘
;
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Thz Cordele Battery Co.'
Official Willard Service Station = |
BERNARD BOATRIGHT ED COLEMAN |
Fulghum Oats
CRISP COUNTY GROWN
SEED RYE AND CORNO FEEDS,
THERE IS NONE BETTER =~
AND PRICES ARE RIGHT |
We buy Sweet Potatoes, Cot
ton Seed and other farm pro
duets. ' *
, SEE US —
Mims & Reynolds ' |
» .
Farm Loans
Unlimited Supply of Money ' @
Lowest Rate of Interest—Prompt Serviee
YOU GET ALL YOU BORROW
No Cemmissions Deducted ;
See us at Room No. 6, O’Neal Building
Cordele, Georgia.
W. E. Grubbs C. L. Harris
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