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SIMMON’S STEEL BEDS
} BUI'.T FOR SLEEP
'i We are headguariers for the famous Simmons Steel
| Beds. We have them in several finishes, brown, mahog
any, ivory ard old ivory and white. These beds are guar
. anteed to last a life time. They are a little higher in
| price then the ordinary iron bed, but when you buy one
| of these beds you have the satisfaction of knowing that
| you do not have to buy another one to replace it.
! We are offering them at greatly reduced prices.
| ‘ Get yours while the selections are good.
A J. B. TAYLOR FURNITURE (0.
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pastwrss they'll miss the tonics and laxatives '\ y~ Wil '3,;(@55{
whien nature supplied to keep them in condition. o dBAGENIN
8 a 4 big chapge., You must supply what is RN
izcking in the dry feed — hay, grain and fodder —or they will get
“'off feed’” wad out of fix.
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~ Dr. Hess Stock Tonic
Supplics the Tonics — Laxatives — Diuretics
1t keepa animale fres from worms. It keeps their bowels open and regular,
It keepa the appetite zand digestion good.
1t conditions cows for enlving. 1t helps to keep up ke milk flow,
. §: keeps feeding cattio right up on their appetite.
1t keops hogs healthy, thrifty, free fromn worms,
It means bealth and thrift for all animals.
Why Pay the Peddler Twice My Price?
We are local dealers for the Dr, Hess Line. Call on usg
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JENNINGS’ DRUG STORE
PHONE NO. 92.
i Tell us how much stock yon kave, We have a package to suit,
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Donse BROTHERS
4NOOR SEINAN
An intensely practical Christmas
Gift. One for which the family
would willingly forego the sort
usually received
One that will be a year-'round
satisfaction because of its good
ness; a year-'round delight because
of its economy.
An order placed now will insure
delivery Christmas Morning.
The gascline consumption is unusually low.
The tire mileage is vnusually bigh.
DEALER, CORDELE, GA.
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EUROPEAN RELIEF
FUND NOW $304.45
LIST OF ALL CONTRIBUTORS TO
FUND IN CHARGE OF REV. R.
L. BENN GIVEN HEREWITH.
The total contributions to date in
the hands of Rev. R. L. Benn, chair
{ man for the relief of the KEuropean
sufferers is $304.45.
Between twelve and fifteen million
children are starving in Eastern and
Central Burope. Through the state
Chairman, E. Marvin Underwood, of
Atlanta, Ga., Crisp county is asked
to contribute two thousand and five
hundred dollars.
The Eurcpean Relief organization
works in a vast territory in Europe.
llt is endorsed by the leading men of
the United States by the federal couns
¢il of churches, but the Knights of
Columbus, by the Young Men’s Chris
tian Association and by the Red
Cross.
Following is a list of all contribu
tors to date:
0 W, Canton o 3000
Myitle PhillibE . .ciiicon L 0
Cyrene Commandery K T. ... 65.40
W. H. McKenzie .......c.coiunee.. 10.00
G B HAMIS e 00N
-V WHIDDIe - iii et 200
J B Touseter ... i i DY
. P Baker ..o 008
May Bolle Clark: i .iiies 10,00
RBalle Notwood .6 ...oaaias (100
. L. Bartholomew ......c.c.couee s 10,00
Mrs: D, Holles .ooiiii.iviciiis 20100
.0 MAOBanzZIs o aaies 9100
10 Beown s 100
M. 0 Harely oo o 0
Mg, B. H Palmer .. oiiesmiams 1000
Bowden Long Palmer S 1000
Juck Patmer: i 20100
Dapiteh BPUD, €OO i iae 5000
Heard Grocery CO. .....ccececeee s 10.00
A R FUBIBE i v e 2.50
G L Mathis o nans 200
A. F. Churchwell ..........cccocecee. 26,00
Afinla To ARIE s 000
Tenih WHIHaME o i 2500
W. H Chapmall &z 10D
S A Ward- . WY
Dr. 3. 8 MeKengle ... v..os. 10,00
Mrs, J. E. Stewart .........ccceeeeee 000
Mia B M. Taylor .o 5200
G M Meßenvla .iy 200
Mys g M Diffes oo o 0000
A G Atklng oy 600
Mos, Blvie e @y
Ray WHItE. =g 10100
TEE CORDELE DISPATICH
- WISE AND OTHERWISE
By J. GORDON JONES.
}Thlnga and Other Things Worth
| While,
Easy Money with a string to it:
He came into money—a fixed in
come. Having no call to exert him
gelf, his mind settled into a few fav
orite ruts. Initiative, for lack of an
urge, died in sleep.
He pottered here and there, at
this and that, but unable to touch
!his principle, could make no consid
erable investments. With free cap:
’ital he might have bought into a
business but as an employee, he
found the exactions of service too ir
ritating. Comparative independence
made an indolent, impertinent clerk
and the small wage befitting his util
ity, wasn’t worth the heing bossed.
Before long he ahbandoned the pre
tense of activity, moved to a club
dawdled until middle age and mar
ried.
His wife’s social pride would not
permit him to accept such johs as
’inexperience could expect.
~ The constantly rising cost of liv
ing imposed continual retrenchments,
forced them to stint table and house
hold, to drive hard bargains with
every penny.
Then, when the bhoy was about to
enter college, and the eldest daugh
‘ter in her first year at finishing
school, a sudden shift in trade cen
tres depreciated the earning power
of the property which was their sole
gource of revenue.
They've just moved into a shab.
by little flat on an off street—the
gon is hunting a situation and the
two girls are respectively in 2
broker's office and hack of a g]rlvn~3
counter, |
They'll probably stand a chance. i
B |
nly an honest past stays dead.
Time never wipes the page in red.
But day by day re-posts each debt
You sneaks and liars have not mei’.l
Turn back and pay the mounting !
score— I
Whadte’'er the sum, it will be ‘
more |
Wkhen Justice hammers at your I
door. :
Beggar or banker or great or
mean:
Every trick that you played was
seen, :
Every trust you betrayed—and
friend—
Every wroug that you didn't
mend,
Waits for accounting beyond the
bend. 0
Have you plucked the snowy daisies
in the Sporing?
Then a memory of their sweetness
vet must cling
To the /Past, with all its treas
ure—
to the Past's untainted pleasure
That in your soul forevermore will
sing. :
Have vou watched the snowy daisy
fields at night?
Every stem with heart of gold and
petals white,
iWith the moonlight on them
streaming
And half the stars a-dreaming
And lLove beside you walking in the
Miss Carswell’s S. S. Class ... 3.00
Qorßealenpieey e e G 0
Willlam Carmichael ... 209
Mused WL Shipy . = 0 Eng
Beginners Dept, Baptist S. 5.... 2.39
Mrs. Dave Browder __......... 2.00
Mas.B M Comer 5. o 10D
Miss 'Woodelton ...&... ... 85.00
Mrs, 'Woodelton .= v 500
Memory of R. Boniske by his
BON e 1000
The Cordele committee will not
make any special drive to secure
these funds, The cause rests on its
own merit, It appeals to all. ‘Send
vour chack to the chairman.
Is a powerful Antiscepiic
and Pain Killer, cures infee
ted cuts, old sores, tekter,
ete. Relieves Sprains, Neu
ralgia, Rheumatism.
SPECIAL ATTTENTION—Given tc
cleaning and pressing Ladies and
Gentlemens Clothes,
McCOY STEAM LAUNDRY, Phone
108. 11)14t1
LUTHER B. SALYER
Public Accountant and
Auditor
Federal Tax Service
Office with S. L. Ryals
GRIZZLY JIM [S DEAD,
BEAR WILL BE MISSED
Macon, Jan 22,—Grizzly Jim, the
little black bear who danced in the
saw dust ring of Sparks circus, will|
be missing from the line-up this sea
sen when the big white tent opens
its «doors. |
Grizzly Jim, broke his neck yester
day out at Central city park when
he hecame tangled in a chain which
bound him to a tree. He was being
taught a new trick one that waeuld
make the kiddies scream with - de
light—when the accident oceurred.
The cireus trainer did every thing he
knew to save him, but when they rea
lized that he had broken his neck
they gave up hope,
Mayor Glen Toole received a visit
from Mr, Sparks, the owner of griz
zty Jim, who offered him the hide
of the little black bear. The mayor
agratefully accepted the offer and
had Jim skinned and his hide sent
to a tannery. When it comes back it
will grace the floor of the mayor’s
office—a token from the circvs peo
ple
lOBNIK.
Who was she? And what was her
| name? :
Somehow I couldn’t think.
’ Why was my memory so to blame?
| It was an iobink.
:
Where had I seen that face, that
stare? ?
In some old previous life?
The iobink dissolved—and there
She was—my former wife!
—R. B. M,
TIME AND LIFE
Hark! How the storm spent billows
nioan,
Ag they wash the shadeless shore;
Hear how the dying breakers groan,
Ag they fall to rise no more.
One meoment leaps a soul to life,
To pluck from earth her best,
One feeble effort in the strife
And seeks eternal rest.
The soverign seeks hig levied toll,
The poet immortal rime;
But shattered shipg forever roll
To the barren shores of time.
Sleep! Sleep on the hosom of the
houndless deep.
A moment’s stay. Inmortal clay
The glow of life does ereep—
Oh God! —'Tis gone—
Will there be morn of everlasting
sleep.
light.
Have vou heard the mockbird sing
ing soft and low?
In the stillness of the night-time.
singing slow ,
With a harvest moon a-clinging
to the sky where stars are fling
ing
Worlds of light because they love
the daisies so. :
Then vou’ve heard the South a-call
ing in the Spring
‘When the crocus comes a-blooming,
dainty thing;
No matter where you wander,
O'er these memories you'll ponder
When you hear the South a-calling
in the Spring.
—H. E. HARMAN.
666 will break a Cold, Fever
and Gripp quicker than
anvthing we know, prevent.
ing pneumonia.
HARRIS & BALLENGER
INSURANCCE AND SURETY BONDS
Cordele, Georgia
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'WALKER'S BARBFR SHOP
EXCHANGE BANK CORNER
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NEW
Tenderioin Steak per ib 25¢
Sirloin Steak, per 1b .....25€
Round Steak, per 1b ......25¢
Pork Chops, per 1b .........25¢
Pork. Ham, per 1B ....i..28C
Pork Roast, per 1b ......... 25¢
Roast Beef per 1b ...20c & 25c¢
Stew Beef per 1b ............ 15¢
Let us have your next order,
we will appreciate it and do
our best to send choice cuts
angd full value.
PHONE 316
R. C, BOULWARE, Manager
CLASSIFIED
| WANT ADS
2¢
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CASH IN ADVANCE, THREE TIMES FOR PRICE OF TWOQ
OPPORTUNITIES
KODAKS and Fresh Films at Jen
nings Drug Store, 10|20|tf;
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50¢c DINNER.
This is not a plate dinner, but an
individual dish dinner that formerly
soid for 75¢. Try One.
11-19-26 t THE SUWANEE CAFE.
it sl il A e R R
SPECIAL ATTENTION, Given to
cleaning and Pressing Ladies and
Gentlemens clothes.
McCOY STEAM LAUNDRY, Phone
108. 1114 t
NOTlCE—Casper Hide & Skin Co.
Fitzgerald, Ga., Phone 306. Deal
ers in used automobile parts for any
make cars, saw mill machinery, rai
dators, car bodies used tires. A com
plete line of Ford parts, generators,
self starters, wind shields. Will
trade Ford carg for second hand lem
ons of any make. Order your parts
for cars from CASPER. 112-23-26 t
LADIES—We do accordlon pleating
side, knife and fancy pleating.
Hemstitching and picotedge work
12 cents the yard for cotton thread;
15¢ for silk. We fux;lish the thread.
Cordele Hemstitching and Pleat
ing Co. Cordele Ga. (Over Globe
Shoe store.) Phone Bi/W! 1-5-26 t
PIANO TUNING—A. J. Hammond
expert piano tuning and piano re
pair work. With Helms Music Co..
next two weeks. Phene 506 and have
him put your piano in good shape.
; 1-23-3 t
CHINA STUDIO COPEN-—Miss Marie
Diffee anncunces the opening of the
China Studio. Lessons given in
China painting. Orders taken for
hand painted china, white and gold
dinner sets a specially. Phone 350
1-23-3 t
CONTRACT YOUR POTATO
PLANTS-—Don’t sell your potatoer
for a song—see me and I will tradae
with you fer all the potato plants
you ¢an produce. Wayne Fant. 1-6-26
FCR RENT
FOR RENT—One dwelling ]louse,\
immediate possession. See George
Miller. 1-20-3 t
- ————— .+t eel .e M e o e.t
FOR RENT—OCne Store Rcom in
Macris Bldg. Wall St. Apply N. D.
\ MACRIS. 1-5-26
LOAHS
QAUICK LOANS-~-Mada ou both city
and faro lands. 3ee C. M. McKenzi¢
719 tr
MONEY TO LOAN—We are prepared
to make Loans On Farm or City
Property—Current Rates of Inter
est. CRUM & JONES. Cordele, Ga.
LOST—Two small keys on a hook
Please return to H. J. Powell aat Mc-
Clellans 71en Cent Store. 1-20-3 t
NEW SHOP
FOMD SHOB
SHINING AND REPAIRING
W. H. Dale is opening up a First Class
Shoe Repair Shop in Grant’s Old Stand, Su
wanee Hotel bnilding. A eonvenient shop
for ladies and children where courte
ous treatment and strictly expert service
will be rendered, at prices in keeping with
the times. A clean, comfortable depart
ment where laides, gentlemen & children
can get a first class shoe shine,
Your patronage will be appreciated.
Cordele Shoe Parlor
W. D. DALE, Mgr. 114 Seventh St.
Suwanee Buliding
SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1921,
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—2OO bushels of my re
gelected Prolific seed corn, in bush:
el lots $3.50; 5 bushel lots and up
ward $3.00. This is a mixed ceorn,
‘deep grain, small red cob, 2 to 3 good
ears to the stalk. I don’t see ithat
the weevils bother this corn any
more than any other. I think it will
make one-thirdq more per acre than
any other corn with the same work
and fertilizer. I haave been planting
this corn several years, and have
corn to sell every year. You don't
want to plant one or two acres, but
your whole crop, so if you have been
in the habit of buying, you will be
seiling.
250 bushels Wannamaker cotton
seed direct from Wannamaker last
year. Just about as pure as when
I got them. $l.OO per bushel if tak
en at once.
A. J. CLARY, Arabi, Ga. 1-15 to 31
FOR WANNAMAKER'S PURE
i Pedigreed Cotton Seed bred and
|gl'own at the foot hills of the Buue
Ridge Mts. by North Georgia Sced
Co., Martin, Ga. Ginned and caliad
on private machinery—Earliest var
iety of Big 801 l cotton known, guar
anteed 100 per cent pure. Ask B. N.
Williams and others who planted
them last year. $2.25 per bushel
For sale by WATT & HOLMES
HDW. CO. 1-14-52 t
WARTED
WANTED—Transferring and heavy
hauling. We will move you any
where. Adams Transfer Co., Phone,
454. 1-11-tf
SALESMAN WANTED—Is there near
Cordele a man really willing to work
to prove worthy of an unusual offer?
Should be a salesman, otherwise
man who knows something about
seeds or truck growing; part time
will do at first. {Wing Seed Co.,
Mechanicsburg, Ohio. 1-23-1 t
LOST—Small knife and chain at
tached. American flag on side of
knife. Finder please notify H, P.
JONES, Phone 85 or 26. 1-23-1 t
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A C.“{-‘-'“‘ i Nonzy baek without question
S vi i 7 FIUNT'S Szive fails in the
e b i oireanument of ITCH, ECZEMA,
@ ~k(' TINGWORM, TETTER or
¢ other itching skin diseases.
b ¥y a iSS ceas box at our risk,
STEAD'S DRUG STORE.
A Federal prohibition agent of
Seattle reports that afier two years’
search a still was found which was
underground and could only be ap
proached by going through a hollow
log, the entrance of which was con
cealed by stumps and briars. Water
was piped from a spring to a room
10 by 14 feet, from which a sewer
led to the river.
Seattle revorts that afier two years
search a still was found which was
underground and could only be ap
proached by going through a hollow
log, the entrance of which was con
cealed by stumps and briars. Water
was piped from a spring to a room
10 by 14 feet, from which a sewer
led to the river.
“What a happy world this would
be if everybody were cheerful.”
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