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Piumbing and Wiring
With expert woirkinen, we are [n'«'g-:sl'«'vl to
do plumibing work and cleetrien) wirine, from
the sinallest job to the lavgest eontract,
Get onr prices and let us figrive “with yéu
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Onr Prest-O-Lite Batteries, the last to
inereased prices, is the first to veduee
“We charge and tepair all makes, The
Prost-O-Lite is vet the best hut there
aite ot hetter,
GIVE US A CALL
VINS ELECTRIC CO
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DIXIE AD Sl COMPANY
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STILL PAINTING SIGNS
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Our Prices Low as Elsewhere and
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CiTY HALL BLDG., CORDELE, GA.
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the patronage which they have 2lVen s
during the past veas, We wish that we
e thank caeh andd all of vou ;nv‘f“-&n??;lH,\'.
Our wish 1w that the New Year will bring
real happiness and all prosperity possihle
for vou atd yours,
Trade at ‘ennings duving 1921 and live o a
ripe old age.
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Unlimnited Supply of Money
Lowest Rate of Intevest—Prompt Serviee
YOU GET ALL YOU BORROW
No Commissions Dectuected
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Cordele, Georgia, i
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UNDERTAKERS EMEALMERS
RESIDENGCE PHONES 513 & 515--OFFICE PHONE 277
CORDELE, GEORGIA
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Did You Lver Hear!
I have a Phuonbing and EBleetrie repairing
husiness which saves you money,
: Ly brccine oo complete repair vutfit to
£ vauo oo and saving the time of trips back
and torth from the shop. - T'do all the work
in peveon. No extras—mno pikers. Noth
ine bt straight business. Call me. My
ivo Phones are 315 and 125.
A. E. GRANT
HEALTH PROGRAM
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. ON FOR CORDELE
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Community Service arranges gamc:
for young and cld at Armory Hall
- The Community Secivice i 3 now
4§t ring cpportunities for' every
[.m“, women and child in Cordele to
{ule naet in athleties and | games
20 s 0 improve”their health in an
cnjovable way.
. j¥he casses for men. will meet ev
ey 4\’](),;‘({;;),’ ond Thdrsday at 6
jo'clork in the afteimoon heginning
| today, In ‘this class the buc
e men will have a chance to re.
|;r.n;n # hit of the youth they ‘have
Jost in the struggles of the business
weid, They will have setting up ¢x
crvises with Mr. Gladstone Flemins:
as leader, and have the games of
backet bhall and volley ball that men
find good sport as well as splendid
hody building exercise, The clasgs is
free and & wood sttendance is look
cd for,
The ladics of Cordele have not
been forgotten, A elass in athletic
games will be given every T‘u«sday
night, baginning next Tuesday night
al 7 o'click in the aftornoon, The
dass 19 free and all = business gt
fre especiaily invited to bepredont
as well as teaehars an voung ladies
who arg in the homes. Miss Jane
Wordélton will give a shovt driil of
sefting un exercizes {0 the women
she is o vradunte of the nhysical
caucation department of Columbia
University and taught physical ed
‘eation te youngr women before
taking up Conammniity Service
work., The exercises wili be snecially
adapied for health. making the' fat
ladiez thin and thé | lean women
Humop.
Scheol children will not be admit
ed io the above elusses. but thoy
are being well cared for, Playvaround
activities will be hald every Monday
aned '!'!;:,.'.-«9:l_\ at the "D'ru‘;;: M'l“""‘
for vhe school children and Wednes
tay: aftornoon at the Noithern
Helvhts schootl,
There will 1e Neweomb, and volley
all and latar hasket hall, Ring
omes for the vounger children, con
cets botween the fifth and sixth
wd seventh prades and betwaen the
various hioh school grades with the
trls wiil be conduc’ed by Miss
Woodelton and helpers,
5300, lEGACY Wi BR
REFUSED SAVS MOULDER
Milwaukee, Wis., Jan. 10.—John
Wagner, a moulder in the West Mil
waukee shops, said Yesterday he
would refuse a fortune of $500,000
willed to him by Mrs. Otto Burling.-
dme, of Buffalo, N. Y., whom he wasg
reported to have saved from drown
ing thirty years ago.
Wagner said his memory of earlier
yvears had heen impaired as the re
“ult of n sunstroke suffered several
‘ears ago, and that he could not re
call having saved any one from
drowning.
‘I am sure I am not the person re
ferred to in the will, If I thought
there was the remotest possibility
that T am the man T certainly would
iweeept the bequest.”
Rolatives and friends, however,
anid they remembered the life saving
incident which, ac crding to the will
cecwwed at Rock Island, 111, where
Wagner formerly resided.
COCHRANE OUTPOST AWAITS
NAVAL, BALLOONISTS
Cochrane, Ont, Jan. 8 —Expotan
¢y that the three American naval’
lnlloonists would emerge befores
night fali from the snowy wilder-i
tess pervaded at this outpost of eiv- |
lization with the hreak of dawn to-‘
fay. Special telephone connectione |
ve been aranged o the men may |
muediately reéport to Secrctar,v'
Daniels, at Washington and talk t.
their wives a2t Rockaway. i
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GERMANS IN NO HURRY '
FOR REPARATIONS MEET!
Paris, Jan. B.—~The date of the re~f
sumntion of the reparations confer-!
ence in Brussels remains doubtful.
The Germans proposed January ‘20.3
then the twenty fifth, but it now ap-i
pears uncertain when they wish to.
meet the allied representatives again:
Nothing has been decided uflicinlly‘i
by the allies. . i
LIBERTY MOTOR COMPANY |
TO EMPLOY MORE MEN.
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Detroit, Jan, S—The Liberty mo-!
tor caf Company which has beeng
operating with a decidedly curtailed
staff announced today it would re-|
employ several hundred 'ld{li!i.um!’
men January 17th This action willi
mean an increased production by |
several automobile and parts t'uct)-;
ries here, it was announced. '
Cypress ana walnut, when used in
contact, cause each other to rot. l
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
DISCUSSED BY NEEL!
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ROAD CONSTRUCTION
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!chenteefi and half million being
i spent on Goorgla Highways
g Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 7,— Tl.mtl
|threre are ncw under construction
lin Ceergia 1162 miles of state high
(ways and twelve miles of bridges !
'invelving a total expenditure of $l7, |
{512,967, was the report made here
!tuuigh’t by W. R. Neel state'high-l
lwaoy engineer in an address before
the (c(n‘g‘iu State Automobile A"s'l
leociation at its annual meeting and |
thanguel, Preminent business men
tfrom ail ever the state were in at
‘tendance |at the function, while
many state officers and legislators
were among the guests,
As one of the primary aims of the
Georgia State Automombile As
sociatien is the construction of a
Istate-wide system of first class
hirhwavs the speakers devoted prac
tically all their attention to a dis
system of roads linking together ev
€ly ccunty seat and including trunk |
lines for vehicular transportatisn
cast apd west north and south. i
i Perticular interest attached to the |
addresses of Mr. Nesl and Dr. C. ]
M, Strahan, caairman of the .-'t:z"f‘;
thighway board, since the past twelve |
"monthes miarked the real beginning
let highway construetion in Georgia |
under tha state hichway department
l;w censtituted by the logislation of |
1219, Dr. Strahan confined himself
to a peneral discussion of the h‘i."-
tory of the state hichway movement
'Nu svents leading up to the estab. |
i Hishment of the hirhway department
(o 1 ils present hasis, and the scope |
tof the highway plans as thew will
vitimately he completed, ' 5
Mr. Necl’s address dealt morf:i
I\.'.'vith. the woai peeformance of the
thighway deririment during the nast |
vear summing un the accomplish
ments and wiving definite date a 8 |
Lo what may be expected Gn the fu
fture. He expinined the policy of the |
:ii,':}i:-li‘:;‘n\blvy?‘ as ~b(-in;: in accord with |
{ «€ principal that it is better econ- |
[ ~my to build today for next year, |
"mf in such a manner that what is |
‘r!o:‘m tod?y will not be wasted; but ;
’m‘!l beconie a part of the completed |
secheme., l
WILLIAM B. GREEN |
TO BEGIN SERVICE |
AT . MILLEDGEVILLEi
Forme:" Fairburn Banker, Having
Exhausted Legal Procedure, -Lefi'
Sundzy to Start Sentence on Pris-!
en Farm. :
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Atlanta, Jan. 10. William B. Green|
once the wvice-president of the Faiz'-,
hurn Banking Cempany and a leader
in his ecmmunity,’ convicted by the |
Cambell superior court for eml;ezzle-j
ment, charged with spending tens (06
theusands on Katherine Queen Brad-!
street, the inevitable woman in tllo§
2ffair, left at daybreak Sunday morn- .
ing for Milledgeville, there to serve |
on the state farm the five vear sen
tence impesed on him by the jury |
that heard his case last March. {
Since his ccnviction, Green has‘;
l:een at liberty under honds aggrega~§
ting $45,000 remaining at the home '
of his mcther in Fairburn, his aged |
father baving died before the court:;}
had passed on the guilt of the son, |
After a heated fight for a new trial.
finally denied by the Georgia court
of appeals, a petition for a writ of
certiorari to the state supreme court
was addressed by his counsel, but
this was withdrawn a day or so ago.
This last recourse gone, the ccnvictg
ed man is being taken to the state]
penitentiary, :
S aaa s \
Chicory which is grown as a vege
table and forage crov in Europe has.
become a troublesoome weed in thof“
United Staates. 3
NEW
MEAT PRICES
Tenderloin Steak per ib 25¢
Sirloin Steak, per 1b ....25¢
Round Steak, per 1b .....25¢
Pork Chops,. per 1b ........%86
Pork. Ham per \lb [0 L 888
Pork Roast, per 1b ....... 25¢
Roast Beef per 1b ..20¢c & 25¢
Stew Beef per-lb ........ 15¢
Let us have your next order,
we will appreciate it and do
our best to send choice cuts
ang ful! value.
PHONE 316
SANITARY MARKET
R. C. BULWARE, Manager
CLAMPS ONLAW
LID IN COLQUITT
Mou trie, Ga., Jan7,— Carrying |
out the reccmmendation of the
vend jury which served at the Oct--
ober texm of the Cclguitt Superior
Court, the board of county commis
sioners at the first meeting of the
now year which was held yesterday
voted to put on two county police- |
men. The places have been offered
to J. M. Henry of Doerun, and d.
Stewart for the past year county po
licemen for Tift. It is not ' known
3\'.'hcther they will accept. In casc
‘they refuse two others will bhe &=
lected. |
The two county policemen will de-‘
vote mest of their time in checking
the »cckless driving of automobiles
on the highways and violation of the
prohibition Jaws. Complaints against
hoth of these evils filed with the
grand jury by people from many
sections of the county prompted the
grand jury to recommend that two
additional officers be employed,
l Hcavy Moonshine Traffic
Tyeffice in moonshine whisky has
grown to such proportions in some
s¢ tiens of the county, it is claimed
| that it is impossible for the sheriff’s
| office without help to c¢ope with
!’."'l; situation.
| Pollowing the wnnouncement that
[:h.. county would put on two extra
"..\-41-‘-(-;m;a‘. at once the locai W. C.
IT' I/, organization announced that
'a hiv meeling would be held here at
ran early date to which ali of the
!i‘:‘iv:’u!. of Jaw enforcement are to
ibe invited. It is likely that the W.
Ifi‘. T. U. itself wiil put on an of
| ficer who will give his entire time
to & campaign against moonshine
distillers and their selling agents.
Sentiment for stamping out the
sale of whisky, which probably is no
morve general in Colguitt than in any
of the other counties in this section
ig gtrone and when the grand jury
mests the later part of this month
aany indictments are expected.
Mothers, Preporel
When a- girl becomes a woman,
when a woman hecomes & mother
; and when a woman
ophCg, passes through the
40 5 M - changes of middle
\"\ ~,,;Aflig; { life, are the three
G api S periods of life when
&"V Wl Dr. Picrce’s Favor
oo ¢ ite Prescription is
B most needed. Many
A K thousands would
;,/ \}i " testify just as does
4 }//’ the following:
Z ~Raphine, Va.—"T
took Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip
tion about two yvars ago during ex
pectancy and got along finc—hetter
than any otker time. I was ill only
two hours, or maybe less. I am'the
mother of seven children.”—MßS. J.
I. BALIBURTON, R. F. D. 1.
Send 10c for large trial package of
Favorite Prescription Tablets to Dr.
Pierce’s Invalids’ Hote), Buffalo, N.Y.
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Shart the New Year right
Drink the Genuinely
Heathful Dring and drink
Lime Cola the Year round
BOTTLING COMPANY
Phone—Two-Seven
At 108 on Wall Street
Cordele, Ga. |
READY TO GO!
This bank is fully aware of the
splendifl service it can render in the
opening New Year. Every official
and eymloyee is eager to do . friendly
turn to put its customers and friends
on the confident, safe way to a full i
geason's business success. If you
are willing to trust us as your bank
ers for 1921, come over and open an
account. We are ready to go!
The Exchange Bank
Frost Proof Cabhage Plants
We have a splendid stock |
of select plants ready for
delivery vvery day. Come
and get them. .
PRICE $2.50 PER THOUSAND
Fant's Drug & Seed Store
PHONE 125
SPECIAL PRICE 69¢ FACH .
ARRED CAMNS |
Oil Heaters in Various Sizes—Best Prices.
Chattancoga, Oliver and Lynchburg Plow Points..
E. P. Van Devender, Hardware
GREER BLOCK EIGHTH STREET
- SOME THINGS OF
Exceptional Merit
) White House Coffee
Tulip Home Self Rising Flour
Orient Plain Flour
Hirsch Bros. Pickles
“Nigger in de Cane Patch Syrup”
HEARD GROCERY COMPANY
CORDELE, GA.
FOUNDRY WORK
We do Casting and Foundry Work, ;
make heavy machinery repairs and ?
construet new machieny lay-out for ]
any kind of plant.
We carry full line of Shafting, Pulleys,
Pipe Fittings, Belts and Mill Supplies.
Call Us and Get Quick Service at F
Moderate Cost. L
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TOMLIN-HARRIS MACHINE COMPANY -
CORDELE, GEORGIA. 4
Trade With us and Start Right -
This is a reminder that your can do real
good buying in Hardware and Farm Tools
at our store. We will appreciate a chance
to show you.
Crisp Hardware Company
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1921,