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L TANNOUNCEMENT
J. A. Photianos, the man who established +i:
Crystal Cafe in 1916, and who was foreed to dis
pose of his interest on » count of the war, has
pupchased the place back and invites all his friends
and all patrons of the past to come in at anytime
for their meals, We want them to feel at home
when they are at the Crystal. We will make it a
point to give them the best service and courte
* ous treatment at all times.. We appreciate past
and future patronage.
CRYSTAL CAFE
; J. A PHOTIANOS, Proprister, =+ ~ ' 1
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Office | "%fi 3 ahas Home
Phone 30 ’ EDITED BY JULIA NE::‘ | Phone 313
RS, MCMILLAN ;
HOSTESS TO AID SOCIETY |
© The Ladies’ Ald Scciety of the
Presbyterian; ghurch: was, entertainad
by Mm.ig'lj."'Mbnfitlafi i her homei
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helds the thain féature~cf which wak|
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. With LOIS WILSON
cA “‘king,” not a “knave,”’ was her hubby!
“No Jack of clubs should take him!
=Even if his bag was a burglar’s kit, and
stolen rubies were in it. Even if—
‘But a chorus givl and a crook, a laid and
“a mother-in-law, had hands of thcirr own
~to play, and— »
“You never saw such funny shuffles in your
life! : ‘
I Circle T
omorrow, Circle Theatre
esponded to. No decision was reach
ed regarding-the exact time of hold
ing the proposed bazar. Rev. R. L.
Beur was with the ladies of this
nieeving.
Mrs. McMillan, assisted by Mrs.
arramore served a delicious salad
ourse with hot coffea. 3
“The meeting ‘was a particularly ens,
joyable ‘one; which stimulates to ir:.
reased efforts on behalf of church
vork. ‘
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HOW A WOMAN |
DEMOCRAT FEELS
t was easy enough to sing ! 1
“hen I thought Cox would win, |
But the G. O. P. come along,
And stopped my song ! .
hen the put old H anidingrnjail 1 ‘
hen they put old Harding in. .
and
How Her Husband Peels.
Sure, it was easy enough to smile
When I thought Cox would win,
. But I'm here to tell
I just felt like h—l
When I saw Harding going in.
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i‘ Miss Florence Hooks has returned
'to ‘Andrew ‘College after a stay of
‘geveral! days at home. :
TFriends of Mrs. C. L. Harris are
pleascd - to see. her out again after
"'ah’ “fliness of several days.
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" Mrs. L. E. Ridanhour has returned
frem an extended visit to relatives
in Ruston, La., and Birmingham, Ala.
PEEBLES-JONES
A wedding of cordial interest to
friends here as well as elsewhere inl
the state, was that of Miss Gussiel
Peebles of Rochelle and Mr. Cecil
S. Jones of this city which was sol-‘
emnized today at high nocn at the
heme of the brides parents, M:. aml’
Mrs. W. Z%. Peebles. Rev. Wallace
Wear, pastor of the First Baptistl
church of Cordele officiat2d and onlyl
members of the family and clcse
friends were present. i ‘
Immediately after the ceremony,
the ¢ouple : camy by ‘automcbile ‘to
Cordele and itpok . the- Southbound
train for a trip to poimts i Florida
They will visit Jacksonville,’St. Au
gustine andi Miami, and fi;‘mmtheir{
return, ‘will ccupy their résidence on
Fourtéenth Avenue, East. ... .*
. The" bride 1§ 4n. attractive and tal
eated young woman, being an honor
graduate of Brénau College, and pos-
Dr. D. J. Willlams is back from a
hunting trip in Florida.
Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Smith spent
vesterday and today in Macon.
Mrs. D. W. Lott of Douglas is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. I. Webb.
Mr. nad Mrs G. T. Christian have
apartments now with Mr. Sand Mrx
Bob Brown on:Twelfth avenué.
Mr and Mrs. G. T. Christian have
Mi. A. Galbreath attended the Peeb
les-Jones wedding in Rochelle today.
Mrs. B. Hill Roberts has returned
from a month's visit to her mother,
Mrs. T. W. Jarrett in Cumberland,
Virginia: ®
Miss Bonnie {Williamson of Bessie
Tift will spend the week end here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. S.
Williamson.
Misses Eunice Royal, Mary Alice
Lingo and Nan Yomans are at home
with Mrs. F. A. Colquitt on [Four
teenth avenue. .
Mrs. D. S. Dickerson will arrive to
morrow from Florida for a visit to her
mcther,” MFg. Cobb, and sisters, Mrs.
Neva Dukes and Miss Orbie Cobb.
Mrs. C. B. Woodson and little son,
Herbert, have returned from a visit
to Mrs. Woodson's parentg, Mr. and
Mrs. W. He Miller in Albany.
Misses Martha Lifsey ‘and Annelyn
Smith returned - yesterday td Wes
leyan after a visit of several days to
theit parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dorman have
had as thefr guests, Mrs. Morse of
Sylvester, niece of ‘Mr. Dorman, and
Mr. He'nry Kiven of Cuthbert, nephew
of Mrs. Dorman.
Mrs. Henry Zimmerman and little
daughter, Dorothy who have heen
visiting Mrs. Zimmerman’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Williamson, left
last night for their* home in Daven
port, lowa. .
A dam with adjustable metal wings
that are claimed to fit lateral ditches
of any size and form has been inven
ted for checking the flow of water
in irrigated land.
A method has been perfected in
Eurcpe for the manufacture of brick
from a form of slag made by the con
tact of molten blast furnace slag and
water. :
The business of a dog dealer is apt
to be a howling success.
What Size Sh
M‘
DO YOII W ear.
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If it’s a small size anything from a 2 1-2
to a 5, you can, buy them now at 1-3 off the
regular price—but you must act quick.
We have just received 327 pairs of shbes
made in the latest styles of genuine calf skin
and finest grade of kid—sizes run 2, 2 1-2, o
312, 4,412, 5. Ynu‘will find in’ this lot
shoes values to $15.00 & pair for the rest of
this week we have these shoes groupd in
three lots $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95.
When vou see them you will agree that
they are by far the greatest shoe values
offered you this seagon.
115 Eighth Street. . Clordele, Ga,
THE CORDBLE DISPATOR .
seses unusual charm of personality. ‘
Mr. Jones is one of Cordele highly
esteemed young businoss men, He!
is viceq)x'esident of the l‘almo:'-.]onesf
Company and since coming to this]i
city four years ago, has taken an ac
tive part in religious and civic af
fairs. !He is now president of the|
Cordele Board of Trade. Mr. Jjones'
bcyhood home is Douglas where his
father, Mr. M. S. Jones still resides.
He graduated with honors from Nor
man Park 'school and later attended]
the University of Georgia, being a
member cf Kappa Sigma Fraternity
He also engagad in atheletics. Dur:,
ing the Wiorld Whar he joined the Mot
or Transport and shortly after his en-
Jistment was made top-sergeant of
his company. -He has a host of friends
who extend congratulations and sin
) cerest good wishes.
RED ATROCITES IN POLAND
RIVAL BELGIAN HORRORS
Warsaw, Poland, Nov. 3.—Probably
the damage done during the Bolshe
vist invasion of Poland will never be
estimated correctly, but a few fig
ures are now beginning to come out.
“The entire corn crop of the east
was destroyed,” said ‘the vice presi
dent of agricdlture to me today.
«That forms a large percentage of
‘the crops of the country as a whole.
It efiect on the food situation during
the coming winter will be disastrous.
Wheat, fodder and other grains were
damaged almost as greatly. In east
egn Galicia 50 percent of the horses
and 40 percent of the cattle were car
ried off. In the territory north of
the Vistula 70 percent of the horses
and 50 percent of the cattle were
taken.
“It will take years to repair such
losses. The peasants and small lan
ded proprietors are left in a state of
complete destitution. And in return
for all this do you know what the
Bolsheviki left us? Cholera, the
foot and mouth disease and filth.”
From all other information, some
of them eye witnesses, I understand
the worst legacy of all was the filta
The Russian soldiers dirtied every
thing, broke up the sanitary installa
tions, propagated chelera ang gave
recrudescence to the ‘typhus which
will be hard to eradicate In a word
they nullified all the progress in re
construction whicfi?rthe; Poles hza«”<
painfully aqc’o;gpbgd “in previous !
years of their occdpation. g
“About 5000 kilomteters (3000 miles_);}
of rpads aire degthoy®d,” said an' o
ficial -of the iminisfEy B puk ic work,,
“One hundred ,and |ten bridges were
blown up. The daw agégtfo the roads
and ‘highways, exeluding railroads,
amounts to at léast”.‘ 11,000,000,000
marks (normally, = $250,000,000).
Where will the money comz from to
make good these losses?
Atrecites were by no means lacking
Little'by little the Polish government
Warning to Truss
Wearers
See an expert. Let science safe
guard you. Il fitting Trusses ruin
huundreds. If you wear a truss,
see - Chapman's Sanitary Trusses.
Elastic Stockings, Abdominal Belts
Curtis Belts used in cases ‘of Enter
optosis, Visceroptosis, Ovariotomy,
Ventral Hernia and other forms of
Abdominal sectiom: Ask your doc
tor.
Jennings Drug Store
: Phone 92
is preparing 'dfi‘aég'ffuht "w'h'ic'fi' oughi
at least to rival that of the German
depredations in Belgium. From the
Kurjer Warzzewski which in turn is
inspired from official sources. I take
the following details:
About August 14 fourteen men were
murdered near Chorzele on the Prus:
sian border and the next day their
bodies were found with the hands
cut off and the eyes picked out
Right other were massacred in the
Sierpire district. At Piecze, nau:
Grajdvo, ~sixteen men and one gici
were compelled to dig their own
graves at’ the point of the bayonet,
= Another Royal Suggestion
BISCUITS, BUNS and ROLLS
From the NEw RovaL Cook Book
BISCUITI What de
light this word su¥~
gests. So tender they fairly
melt in the mouth, and of
such glorious flavor that
the appetite is never satis
fied. These are the kind of
biscuits anyone can make
with Royal Bakm% Powder
and these unusual recipes.
Biscuits
2 cups flour
4 teaspoons Royal Baking
Powder
l,atenlpoon salt
tab!esfoons ghortening
8 cup milk or half milk apd
half water :
Sift together flour, baking pow
der and salt, add shortening and
rub in very lightly; add liquid
slowly; roll or pat on floured
board to about one inch in
thickness (handle as little as
possible); cut with biscuit cutter.
Bake in het oven 156 to 20 min
utes. :
Royal Cinnamon Buns
24 cups flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoons Royal Baking
Powder
2 tablespoons shortening
legB
};cup water
‘ cup sugar
teaspoons cinnamon
4 tablespoons seeded raisins
Sift 2 tablespoons of measured
sugar with flour, salt and bak
ing I:rowdcr: rub shortening in
lightly; add beaten egg to water
and add slowly. Roll out % inch
“Bake with Foyal and be Sure’’
DO YOU KNOW YOUR A B Cs?
FXP
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to disrobe and them to stand ai the
edge of the pits waiting to be shot
while the executioners mocked God
of their victims. In the same town
ten of the.leading citizens were be
trayved by a Jew and massacred on
the spot. At Maliszevo a landed pro
prietor named Staszynski was tor
tured with revolting cruelty. His
body was found with the nose cut
off, the eyes picked out and marks of
burns all over his face,
-
Mrs. Pearson Ellis left today for a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Mohl]
in Atlanta.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
A novel alr (fiter for tarm tractors
carburetérs. 1s! featured by jai sponge,
kept wet by a 'bottle of water, to
catch dust that otherwise would en
ter the cylinders.
Direct wlrel.ess service between
Germany and the southern countries:
of South America will he established
by a new German-A:rgentine radiey
company. v
A baby carriage seat invented by
an American living in Siam can be
lifted out and hooked to tl')e handle
bars of a bicycle so as to rest on the
top of the frame,
thick on floured board! brush
with melted butter, sprinkle with
sugar, cinnamgon and raisins,
Roll as for jelly roll; cut into
1? inch pleces; place with cut
edges up on well-greased pan;
| a&flnmo with a little sugar and
cinnamon. Bake in moderate
oven 80 to 3 minutes; remove
from pan at once.
Parker House Rolls
4 cups flour
1 teaspoon salt
6 teaspoons Royal Baking
Powder
2 tablespoons shortening
134 cups milk
gift flour, salt and baking gow
der together. Add melted rhort
ening to milk and add slowly to
dry ingredients stirring until
smooth. Knead lightly on floured
board and roll out 3 inch thick.
Cut with biscuit cutter. Crease
each oircle with back of knife
one side of center. Butter the
amall section and fold larger
part well over the small. Place
one inch apart in greased pan.
Allow to stand 16 minutes in
warm ghco. Brush each with
melted butter and bake in mode
rate oven 16 to 20 minutes.
Write TODAY for the New
Royal Cook Book; con
tains 400 other recipes &“t
as delightful as these. Will
show you how to add inter
est and variety to your
meals. Addrees
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Now York Oty
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