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‘WEDNESDAY, JAN, 30, 1924
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;+ BIGHOG SHORTAGE
jfi SURVEY, SHOWS OF ~PRO-:
‘DUCTION IS PASSED . .
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ty Atl':inta‘,"‘i Ga., Jan. 30.—A predic
iction that Southern farmers will
sake advantage. of the indicated hog
shortage in the corn belt states, was
in'%‘de here today by C. B. Heine
gilnn, vice president of 'fhe Atlanta
L mion stockyards. Calling atten
zn to the statement in the recent
z‘dj\ml‘nment' pig survey that “hog
" duction has passed the crest in
m surplusAproducin_g regions and
fi;downward movement is under
é;éy,' Mr. Heinemann said that by
fixfi)perly handling of the 1924 spring'
;flj_'tlters, southern swine growers
éoihld rapidly rcgain their standing
qfs_"f hog producers.
5 'Acg:ording to figures contained in
tfhg government report and quoted
by Mr. Heinemann in support of his
prediction, sows bred for |spring
fa:irow,ing in southern states show
tfhe t:dllowing increases: Georgia, 11
percent; Florida, 179 percent;
So\{th Cardlina, 24.2 percent; North
QQrdlina,' 18.3 percent; Alabama,
12.1 percent; Mississippi, 13.3 per
‘cent Reduced farrowing were pre
(licted in Tenncssee, Kentucky and
‘Virginia.
" Pigs saved from 1923 fall far
rowing were shown to be smaller in
the South Atlantic states than in any
§é<;tion of _tl'le-v country. Florida
a;veraged but four pigs saved to cach |
lit‘t’er, this being the lowest figure
in any state. . S ‘;
SWISS OBJECTS TO SERVING
LEFTOVER TABLE DHOTE
'-Ge'neva,m Jan, 9 (AP)—The. aboli
tion’ of tal_ile(d’hote service in all
hotels “throughout Switzerland and
(}tber c\ountficé,"’ is advocated in an
annoymous letter published in the
'c;;n’érent igsue of -the Swiss Hotel
4stopfp LaGrippe
3 Influenza
CO / Pneumonia
Keep strang. Be :
Yiealthy and free from winter complaints.
Hill’s Cascara Bromide Quinine is the
‘qickest actinght‘_nost dependable cold
yemedy. What Hill’s does for millionsit
will dofor you. Getred box bearing Mr.
B sportrait. ylllng Price 30502 |
FCASCARA 5 QUININE
iy, B.ETLL Co. CRoMY” .
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—When you see that name your mind
zoes to the best cake in the world.
—We have been appointed distributor
for this territory. For Saturday if you
want a taste of this famous cake, go to
Coker Grocery Co., Wall Street Gro
cery Co., Piggly Wiggly, Childers and
Puckett or W. I Harris and get this
taste and take home a pound or two and
enjoy Sunday dinner.
—This is not made from
Tom Watson Flour
But don’t forget this flour is the stuft
you want.
—You can get a few bags Tecas Oats if
you call us now. They are searce and
hard to get.
—We still carry Beet Pulp, C. S. Meal
Hulls and Dairy Feeds. : .
—Plant your Potatoes now and head off
the bug. We have genuine Maine Seed.
Don’t get the others. : :
—Now is the time to book your p2a
nuts. Don’t overlook this.
- J. H. Lamb Co.
PHONE 224 i CORDELE, GA.
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“DIVORCE"UNKNOWN N GARTZ
Stettin, Jan. 9 (AP)—The little
town of Gartz, near here, claims the
record in Germany for married
cofi?les ‘who have passed their
golden wedding anniversarics. With
in the .last few months the sixtieth
\anhiversaries- of 21 couples of
‘Gartz have been celebrated by the
rineipals and most of the 5;000
[lopulation. .
CANVASS SHOWS BERLIN
CHILDRE NNEED FOOD
Berlin, Jan. 10 (AP)—A canvass
by teachers of six elementary
schools for boys and sixv girls in Ber
lin showed that in spite of the relief
work which is being carried on by
various organizati(;ns there are
many hungry children in the
schools,
The canvass showed . that 16.5
percent of the children had had no
brakfast before going to school,
and o 1 the rreceding day only 31,-
19 percent had had only one warm
meal. Th 2 clothing and shoes of
15.6 percent were wholly inadequate
for cold weather, -
WIESBADEN THEATRE REBUILT
Wiesbaden, Jan. 9. (AP)—The.
former loyal theatre which w{gs”de
stroycd by fire last summer has been
rebuilt in record time with funds
gathered from all parts: of the
world and reopened with a perfor
mance of “Lohengrh}.” v
The Prussian government, the
municipality of Wicsbaden and
friends of the theatre who have.en
joyed the performances while liv
ing in this resort city, all joined in
the campaign for funds to restore
the historic theatre. Many Ameri
cans contributed to the fund.
Revue. :
“It is not fair or just,"’ writes
the contributor, “fo impose upon
gucsts the left.overs of a dish that
has passed around several tinres
{rom table to table, especially mu
tilated fish.” The writer also de
clares guests do not want to be or
dered to the table for a meal “at a
certain hour by the clock.”
IRBEICIERRRE L R T PSR R
is a Prescription prepared fecr
Colds, Fever and Grippe
it is t"e most speedy romedy we knov
Preventing Pneumonia
. FOUNDERS ROLL 'ON ' STONE
‘MOUNTAIN IS , RAPIDLY
" ' GROWING
. Atlanta, January 30.—*“The Chil
dren’s FFounders Roll of the Stone
Mountain Confederate Memorial has
‘been received with such wonderful
er‘lusiazm all over therSouth that
I am confident we will enroll 2 mil
lion boys and girls in the next 12
~months.” e
Hollis N. Randolph, president. of
‘the Memorial A's's'ociation, made this
prediction today after wfiféhing the
dollars come roliing'in from children
in every part of Goorgia, from many
other southérn states, and from
-boys andf girls of Confederate de
scent in northern states.
Although the plan wa only an
~nour}c'éd last Saturday, the enroll
‘mont already has progressed so rap
| jd'y as to demonstrate beyond perad
venture that the'parents as well as
‘the children welcome this opportuni
ty for the boys and girls to play a
prominent part in building history’s
“suprem:2 monument.
; Eeach child who gives or sends a
| dollar -to the Stone Mountain Con
‘ federate Monumental Association,
504 Hurt Building, Atlanta, will
have h's or her name enrolled in a
great book of record which will oe
cupy the place of honor in the cen
\ter of the great Memorial Hall to be
quarried out of the mountain, and
opposite each name will be the name
o fthe Confederate ancestor in
,whose memory the dollar was given.
.In addition, each child will receive
,a brass medal designed by Gutzon
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LATE FALL AND EARLY SPRING PATTERNS IN THIRTY
TWO INCH GINGIIAMS NOW IN STOCK IN THE MOST
CHOICE PATTERNS POSSIBLE TO PROCURE ANY
WHERE. WE URGE YOU TO COME AND INSPECT THIS
LINE TODAY .
The Price Per Yard 25c
WE HAVE OUTINGS IN BOTH LIGHT AND DARK COL
ORS—PATTERNS WORTHY OF A PLACE IN THE SER
VICEABLE AND YET DAINTY WARDROBE OF ANY GOOD
HOUSEKEEPER—FOR GROWN UPS AND THE CHIL
DREN—A THOUSAND USES. THESE GOODS ARE REAL
BARGAINS. SEE THEM TODAY.
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The Price Per Yard 19c¢c--25c¢
saLe CORDELE, GEORGIA
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
BERLIN SELLS CHAMPAGNE
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Berlin, Jan. 10 (AP)—One of the
odd combinations brought about, by;‘
the Berlin attitude toward Paris is
that of French champigne being
displayed for gale 'in a wine shop
lwi'ndow aiong with the sign “No
| geods sold herc to French or Bel.
('gians.” The signs appeared in near
ly all stores last January when
French troops occipied the Ruhr,
| fORMER OFFICIAL TURNS THIEF
Munich, Jan. 9 (AP)—Emil Picl
meicr, minister of war during the
Communist uprising in Munich ear
ly in 1918, was arrested recently on
a charge of stealing bicycles. The
police said Piclmeier had been fol
lowing the practice for months,
- Most of tl!e other: insurrection
cabinet members, including Kurt
Eisenier, -the leader, were shot by
l government troops.
CANARY SINGS TUNES
N ‘Sainta Cla':a, Cal., Jan. 29 (AP)—
\Mrs. Nye Farley, a singer living 'in
|‘ this vicinity, is said to have trained
‘\‘a 4-year-old canary bird to whistle
;pbpular melodies.
\ Johnnie, the bird, is limited only
by the range of his motes, accord
'aing to report. Neighbors say he
' can reproduece the air of “Listen to
\thc Mocking Bird,” with the oxcep
l\ tion of one low note which he can
‘not reach. Johnmie is reputed to
have several other tunes in his re
!;pcl'toirc. :
Borglum and a handsome certifi
l cate of enrollment.
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‘WHISKEY 1S POISOR
ALABAMA COURT OF APPEALS
MAKES POINTED DECISION
" ON QUESTION
Montgemery, Ala., Jan., 30—Corn
whisky ic “poison’” and may be re
‘ ferred to openly and boldly as such,
‘according to docision handed down
recently by the Alabama court of
!appcals. The dictionary, rather
than legal authority, was referred
"to by the presiding judge of the
court, Charles R. Breken, who gave
the official ovinion that whisky .as
‘manufactured along the banks of
‘Southern mountain streams 1o
quench prohibition thirsts came well
\within the dictionary definition of
“poison” as:
} “Any agent which, introduced in
to the animal system, may produce
a morb'd, noxious of deadly effect.
A legal definition stating that
f“poison means a substance taken
intcrnally which is injurious to
'| health and cften fatal to life,” was
‘ also quoted by the judge in suppert
‘;of his ruling.
:, The case was brought befor2 the
_Alzbama court on an appeal from a
court in Jefferson county, in which
Will Brown was convicted on a
:c}'argc of having liquor in h's pos
\sessien. An objection to the use of
;i,hcr werd “poison” by the solicitor
\'in referring to the whisky brought
out the ruling by the court of ap
reals.
PUBLISHES IN SAME INDIANA
CITY SEEK NOMINATIONS
Indianapolis, Jan 27 (AP)—Two
‘n:wspapcr publishers, of the same
city, are ‘sccking the nomination of
their respeetive parties for gover
nor of Indiana. They are Edward
C. Toner, publisher of The Ander
son Hcorald, who is a candidate for
the repuiican nomination, and Dale
J. Crittenberger, publisher of The
Anderson Bulletin, V{ho has an
nounced himself as a ‘candidate for
the democratic nomination for gov
ernor,
* Both are graduates of Indiana
University—Crittenberger in the
‘elass of 1878 and Toner in the class
of 1895. They will enter tllg state
i*)zfmary to be held in Indiana on
-I\lay 6.
Call our drug store for a prescription ch
that you need quickly. We have sought g
by all the best means "to be able to fill
preseriptions out of fresh, dependable ey
stock and through qualified druggists. :
We want your order.
And we carry a complete line of
drugs, candies, sick room needs, ete. -
We ask that you divide your business
with us. Remember us, and we will ap- '
preciate your trade.
li l Cordele Drug Co. | - |
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“A Good Dyug Store’’ SRR
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CORDELL, GA. ' ;
INTERNATIONAL
AGRICULTURAL ;
CORPORATION
Manufacturers of i T
High Grade Fertilizers And Acid Phosphates
Importers of 1
Nitrale 0f Soda—Muriate Of Potash
Our FERTILIZERS are sold, and carried in
stock by Mr. C. L. McMillan, at Empire Cotton
Oil Co., Cordele, Ga. v
e e et e e ———————— —
During December the (Cordele Creamer paid to
one farmer over $600.00, for cream shipped during
that month to the Creamery.
Cows pay on the farm when you grow your own
feed and let the dairy cow turn this feed into ready
cash to operate your farm on. It is very unwise to
buy all of the feed—only the necessary concen
trates should be bought.
Sew liberally to permanent pastures this spring,
plant velvet bheans and hay crops this summer for
the milkers next fall and winter,
Carpet grass and Lespedeza furnish an ideal mix
ture for your permanent pasture. An acre of land
sown in these sced will graze one cow eight months
cach year, and your velvet beans and hay crops
with rye will furnish feed for the remaining four
months.
Walt Mason’s statement—
“The dairy cow is a thing of charm,
She lifts the motgage from the farm.”
Cordele Creamery & Cold Storage Co.
CORDELE, GEORGIA
G. L. DEKLE & BROTHER
UNDERTAKERS EMBALMERSY
REGIDENCF PHONES 3518 o 613—OFFICE PHONE 277
CORDELE, GEORGIA
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| Night's Tonics — fresh air, 8 gooa [
sleep and an NR Tablet to make your B °
days better,
{ Nature’'s Remedy (NR Tablets).
exerts a bencficial influence on the
digestive and eliminative system—the
Stomach, Liver and Bowels,
Tonight—take an NR Tablet—lits & '
action {s so different you will be de
lightfully surprised. My
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