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WANT ADS
CECAST IN ADVANCE, THREE TIMES FOR PRICE OF TWO
" OPPORTURNITIES
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« KODAKS and Fresh Films at Jen
+ nings Drug Store. 10j20[tf
e ALL STEAKS down to 2ie, best ents
We | deliver promptly, Weldon's
Market, Phone 183,
50c DINNER.
This is not a plate dinner, but an
individual dish dinner that formerly
sold for, 76c. Try One.
Wfi%{ THE GUWANEE CAFE,
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 furnish the thread.
Cordele Hemstitching and Pleat
ing Co. Cordele Ga. (Over Glohe
Shoe store.) Phone BLW 1-5-261
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FRESH MEATS at rock hottom
. Prices. We've been cutting mear
#n Cordele 20 years. Phone 183, Wao
gell full weight for less money. |
Weldon's Market, }
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GONTRACT YOUR POTATO
fLANTS»'-V-Dou't sell your potatoes
or a song-—sec me and T will frade
\Elth you for all the potato plants
pu can produce. Wayne Fant. 1-6-26
1 Pork Sausage, Pork Steak, and
::"Pork Chops 26¢ a pound. Phone
185 for quick delivery, Weldon's
#‘lrket.
7 :
T FOR RENT
t; R fi"aT—()nc Store Room in
[acris Bldg. Wall St. Apply N. D
ACRIS. 1.6-26
& . ° LoANS
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NB-——Mudn ou both city
‘lfl fary: lands. See C. M. McKenzu
7198 t
MONEY TO LOAN—Wg¢ are prepared
to make Loans On Farm or City
Property—Current Rates of Inter
est. CRUM & JONES. Cordele, Ga.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Iour Room Bungalow
at 106 Eightv(mthqA\'«-n:u\. east, Thiy
h.*‘b is new, with modern conveni
ences, ideal for one wishing an up
tosdate home of modevate size, and
catx, be. had at a bargain, for quick
sale,
Wfl!&) to Ri H. WARREN, P. 0.
Box' 174, Albany, Ga. 1-28-6 t
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FOR = WANNAMAKER'S PURE
Pedigreed Cotton Seed bred and
grown at the foot hills of the B
Ridge Mts. by North Georgin Seed
Co., Martin, Ga. Ginned and callad
on private machinery—Earliest var
dety of Big 801 l cotton known, ;:n;l:*}
anteed 100 per cont pure. Ask B, N.
Williams and others who planted
hem last year. $2.256 per budhe!
sale by WATT & HOILMES
/.. CO. 1-14 52t
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Piumbing and Wiring
'\'iih expert workmen, we are prepared to
,n)ein;: work and clectrical wiving, {rom
. ‘ st job to the largest contraet,
"; Pour prices and let us figure with you
# %ou the next contract.
Hall Plumbing & Electric Co.
ST IS G SUas S VRN .I\ SEUMT U DNTS P W VT T . SVA | AT W TR WY
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.~ G. L. DEKLE & BROTHER
. UNDERTAKERS EMBALMERS
RESIDENCE PHONES 513 & 515—0FFICE PHONE 277
t CORDELE, GEORGIA
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' Mansfieid Casings 6,000 Miles
55‘* Our stock of casings and tubes ave going at act
&ué cost. We have sizes 30x3; 31x4: 32x4 and
b 3438 in the house. These are guaranteed. vome
© heré@ud buy now and save money.
. Crisp Hardware Company
S T i e e
FOR SALE—2OO bushels of my re
selected Prolific seed corn, in bush
el lots $3.50; 56 bushel lots and up
ward $3.00, This is a mixed corn,
deep grain, small red cob, 2 to 3 good
ears to the stalk, I don't sce that
the weevils bother this corn any
more than any other. I think it will
make one-third 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. Ycu don't
want to plant one or two acres, hut
your whole crop, so if you have been
in the habit of buying, you will be
seiling.
250 bushels Wannamaker cotton
seod 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, Arahi, Ga. 1-15 to 3-1
Arhorvitee —five years old nice plant
for beautifying yards, one dollar
each until gold out, Spiraca fifty
cents each three years old. J. O.
Anderson Nursery phone 231, 1-31-3
FOR SALE—Eggs for Hatching—
Silver Laced Yyandottes, $2.00 per
ifteen; White Wyandottes, $1.50 per
fifteen; Prown Leghorn, $l.OO per fif
tecn, MRS, JULIUS HEARD, Vienna,
Ga, 1-28-31.
FOR SALE—Soda Fountain, terms
or exchange, Lumber, Shingles, (‘oun
try produce. ‘WL H. Gregory, Cordele
Ga. 1-31-3
FOR SALE —Ford touring car, terms
or exchange, Shingles, Country Pro
duce. W. H. Gregory, Cordele Ga.
1-21-3
WANTED
COMPETENT—Young lady stenogro
pher wants work. (Will accept nomi
nal salary at start. Inquire of Dis
patch. Phone 30. 1-21-3 t
WANTED-—Transferring and heavy
hauling. We w#l move you any
where. Adams Transfer Co., Phone
454, 1-11-tf
STOP! LOOK! LlSTEN!—Wanted
6500 boys and girls to take penman
ship next month, beginning Tues
day, lebruary Ist, Mr. Thompson
has had a fine class so far. He ap
preciates your past favors, and as
this will be the last month, he has
consented to put the tuition at $l.OO
in advance, Parents should give
this much neglected subject careful
congideration at this moment and
goet their children started in penman
ship and they will be better writers
later.
Please hand in your name immed
intely. We hope to give 30 or 40
certificates in Business wriling at
the close of the third month, A. R.
Thomnson, Phone 84, 1-24-6 t
FOUND-—Bunch of keys, Dodge
switch key. Owner must pay for
this ad. 24-tf
LOST—S-months-old Setter Puppy
white, lemon «colored pars. Notify
R. L. Bulloch, Phone 178. Reward
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EAWHHH
FRED MERKLE
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ANOTHER VETERAN PASSES ON
Sred Merkle, eminent «dn his big
league days ag first baseman for the
Giants and later to Cubs is to play
the initial sack for Stallings at Ro
chester next season. Ie is famous
for having failed to touch second,
thereby losing a championship for
the Giants,
INDICT ATTORNEY
Charged With Trying to Bribe Prchi
Commissioner.
('leveland, 0., Jan. 31.—Samuel F
Rembrandt, Cleveland attorney, was
indicted by the KFederal grand jury
late today on a charge of offering a
$4,000 bribe to Prohibition Commigs
sioner Fred Counts in connection
with liguor shipments from TLexing
ton, Ky. The bribe is alleged to
have been made in Counts' office last
May.
Bus Filled With School Children is
Hit By Train.
Laltimore, Jan., 31.-—Two children
wero killed, several seriously injured
and a dozen others slightly injured
tonigh! wheir a train on the Annapo
lis. Short Lire Railroad struck a bus
filled with zchool children near Ship-
Jey, Md., or the road between Balti
more and Wachington. Some of the
injurad were taken to Camp Meadc
Hospital.
FRENCH PRESIDENT PLEASED
WiTH GERMAN REPARATIONS
Paris, Feb. I,—The council of min
isters met today with President Mil
lerand presiding and heard the results
of the Paris conference of the allies
as presented by Premier Briand.
Millerand expiressed complete sat
isfaction with the outcome,
WANTED—Three of four furnished
rocoms for house keeping. Write “y”
care Dispatch. 2-1-3¢
FOR RENT — Three unfurnished
rooms. 205 W. 17th avenue. Thone
ni 2-1-6
FOR SALE-—One light, new, log cari
M. A. Lewis 112 Righth avenue, eact
(fordele, Ga. 2-1-3¢
HORNE GROCERY Company want
all your country eggs best price in
cash any day. 2-1-6 Gt
Test Yeur By
ek_‘ L J} es
I wish to announce the installation
of & modern-cquipped vefractory roomn in
wiich are corveet instruments for testing
vour eyves. You are invited to make use of
this equipment.
I wish to invite my friends and custo
mers and also all those who desive to come,
I offer nothing but the wvery best instru
ments and you are given an accurate, de
pendable test.
| Dekle
S. M. BiG
JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIZT,
CORDELE, GA.
SUWANEE HOTEL BLOCK
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Giferings in White Goods . of the First Qualit)
At very low prices. We call your attention to a few items,
though there arc scores of others at just as good prices from
our large stocks of White Goods.
wPLCIALS
Good as Gold Bleaching, yard wide 186
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Yard-wide Pajama Checks $2 0@
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Father George Sheeting, very 13c
best prade, per yapd o oo
Handkerehief Linen, best grade $-§ fifi
Pervasl i .00 0 i e ’
Fancy Silk Poplin Shirting 503
worth #l4OO, per vard ... .. .-
Pongee Silk, best grade sac
Pepvpd . o. s
Better come early before the stocks are exhausted, and, bear in
mind that we are offerinig bargains in all lines of merchandise.
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FIGHTH STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS CORDELE, GA.
s s soe s e . .s S WA ¢S SO
MILITIA MEN'S JURY
STILL BEING SELECTED
Mainilton, Ala., Feb. I,—The quali
fving of jurors in squads of five begui
here today in ihe trial of Robert L.
Lancaster, one of the Alabama
guardsmen indicted for muficr in
connection with the lynching of Wil
liam Baird, miner.
DETROYT MUNICIPALLY OWNED
STREFT RAIL AY AT WORK
Detreit, Teb, I,—Detroil’s munici
pally owned street railway system
was formerly pleced in operation io
day when cervice was hegun over
thirteen miles of track,
Mconshine whisky reccived its
nam- from the fact that it was first
made by men who had stills in the
hills and usnally operated by moon
lioht. These distiliers wished to evade
the payment of tax and it was neces:
cavy that their operation be kept
under cover.
SPECIAL ATTTENTION—Given tc
cleaning and pressing Ladies and
Gentlemens Clothes.
McCOY STEAM LAUNDRY, Phone
108. 11144
S s e el eg s o
To prevent demage due to explo
sion the head of a Columbus, Ohio,
firm has had the combination of
his safe painted on the face of the
“trong box for the benefit of the
crook who would otherwise blow it
onen.
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You will have to figure close for farm prof
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its in 1821 because there are no prospects of
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high prices for farm products.
One ol the best ways to go at it is to risk no moncey on a new
experiment iu fectitizer, Yeuar erops should have the advantage of
long established soil impirovement in guano.
The Virginia-Cacolina Chemical Company has made and sold
iertilizer to you and your neighbors long enotgh for you not to
have to take risks this year. If you want to know something of the
guatity and the reliabie character of the goods,—if you have never
used VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO. FERTILIZERS,
ask your neighbor who has, Tt will be easy to get on the right track.
We will take special pleasure in explaining the advantage. We
oifer attractive prices for high standaird goods and we can make
deliveries withi reasonable promptness because we are the larg
est manufacturers in this country.
Mr. R, D. Mims lias been handling our fertilizers in this see
tion for twenty years. He has customers who have never failed to
place their ovder with him a single season in this long period of
time. That means that they have cenfidence in our goods.
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We want to reach more good farmers this
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year and we ask you to confer with Mr.
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Mims.
He will be glad to hely yon to determine what you need in our
goods. We offer yvou hetter results in good crops.
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R. D. MIMS, Sales Agent,
CCRIDELE, GECRGIA
LINEN DEPARTMIENT
Table Damask, 3,50 grade $2 flo
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Pure Linen Guest Towels s'§ gfi
aeh a 0 e ¥
*ure Linen lable Napkins $$ 5@
Peraoren 0 oo -
Linen Crash, 18in wide 750
FORYaEG 1 i,
Brown Linen, yvard wide ssc
Pervard . . . -
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1921,