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SACRED MUSIC TO RESOUND ]
T 0 INCINDIAIN AUGUST
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‘Winona Lake, Ino., July 14. (AP)—
Cl"i"l;r@fh.choirs and other groups of
singers from all parts of the country ‘
are- expeoted here during the week
of-g August 16-21 to compete for hun- ‘
dreds of dollars in cash prizes and
other awards. It has been designat
ed :Sacred Music Week in further
ance of the contest, |
‘Sunday School orchestra, guantets
soloists. and choirs will render their
eel’o;ctioml August 20, according to an
nouncement by Parley E. Zartman.
secretary. Competitors will be classi
tied 'by numbers, separate contests
having been arranged for choirs of
60 or more voices, and to ten and
below. All compogsitions are of ‘
prominent sacred selections, Dan
Pf'otherge of Chicago will be judge.
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- MONDAY, JULY 14t
Lewis & Thompson’s
Special for this one day only, to each . customer making a purchase of $l.OO
or more we will sell to them a five (5) pound bag of high grade Granulated
Sugar for only 25¢, only one five (5) pound bag to a customer.
: Don’t forget the date, Monday, July .14 for your dollar will do its full duty, |
and you get it sweetened for only 25c.
sPound Bag Sugar - - 25¢
AP Qn(-]' Good ) e 38 —_—__———:
enny saved 1s a ol 3 it Sk R |
| Example to the Other IBWIS & Ehm 0" g )‘#\ = I]?l?'()l\ dtl:d HaTga |
Ninety-nine Cents. } A Thags v
'MOUNT VERNON MANSION l
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~ COPIED BY SEATTLE D. A. R.
Seattle, Wash., July 13 (AP)-—
The historic home of Goorge and
Martha Washington at Mount Ver
non, Virginia, is being copied here
in every detail by the local chapt
er of the Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolation, Sod has heen broxen
on ‘a site in the exclusive Harvard
Avenue recidential cetion, and it
is hoped (o have the building com
pleted by Septenmber,
Tha faith{ul reproduciion of the
Wachington mansion wilt inelade
such details as the hooks on the walls
and the little square hole in the bed-
Toom door through which the father
of Lis country was wont to call his
favorite cat. The surrounding es
i tate is being planted in Virginia ivy
~and shade tree after the fashion of
the grounds at Mount Vernon,
’ The cost of conztruction was es
timated at $25,000, The building, be
gides serving ag a historie monu
“ment, will be used by the Daughters
of the American Revolution Club
house, and it is planned to hold nu
merous social funetions there, Bonds
are heing sold with a view of mak
ing the place self-supporting.
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RADIO CHASES BLUES |
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~Lonely fishermen on the Alaska
alibut banks are entertained over
the radio by news, jazz and concerts
in Chicago, San Francicco, Los Age
les and Seattle. The schooner Scand
ia was the first vessel of any notth- ‘
crn fishing fleet to be equipped with |
radiophone. Others are instnlling‘
them, /
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Gafts That Last
A gift of beduty is a
joy forever if the
quality is there.
We have them for
all occasions. Ev
ery article we sell ig
ouaranteed.
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C. A. Crowell
SUCCESSOR TO
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. < JEWELERS.Ine. >
SHOT. MAY :
FRUIT MERCHANT ACCIDENTAL.
" LY WOUNDED EY POLICEMAN
~ Augusta, Ga.,; July 14..—Edward
Vignatti, fruit merchapt, is in the
bospital here ‘and not expected <o
I've and E. M. Beedr, loeal police
patrolman, is held without bond
pending the outcome of Vignatti’s
iight for ! fe, iswlie result of a pis
-10l being d'scharged in the haads of
an officer while playing with Vignatt!
in the latters =tore doed early this
morning.
Heeder says the shooting was acci~
dental, and it is understoed that
Vignatti has confirmed this stute-
Cment to attending physicians,
[4TH CENTURY CHAPEL
% COUNYERTED INTO MEMORIAL
§ Munich Germany, Junz 25. (AP3
i —lirst a chapel, then o sheep barn,
and now a soldiers monument, such is
i the f_ortunc of an ancienl structure
i the little town = of Dinkelsshuehl,
\ northern Davavia,
' In 1317, the then free . imperial
eity of Dinkelsbuehl erected a Gothie
f chapel for divine worship. But while
the town hag carefully preserved its
medicval walls and other ancient
buildings, it allowed the chapel to
ldvtcrmruto. The flocks o f aithinl
worshippers gave, place to floeks of
sheep.
After the world war the burghers
of Dinkelsbuehl cast about for a fit
ting memorial to the heroes of the
community who had fallen on the
field of battle, THen somesnc rémem
bered the dilapidated chapel-bain,
It was cleaned, renovated, and its
snterior converted into a memorial
"hall. A tablet on one of the walls
bears the names of the victims of
wad.
SAFE
ity
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PICTURE FRAMING
NEATLY AND CORRECTLY
FITTED
TGO ANY PICTURE. RULL
LINE OF ALL THE LEADING
MAGAZINES.
GIRL’'S MEMORY BOOKS
NOW IN.
E. R. OVERBY ART SHOP
AND NEWS STAND
Suwanee Block—Cordele, Ga.
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
lOWA DOCTOR PRAISES ]
WALTERS ANTISEPTIC SALVE}
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“Judge U. V. Whipple, |
Cordele, Ga, |
Dear Frievd:
‘“Your faver «f June 48, at
hand, and iv reply wvill say that of
late ! have been thinking of you
often, and fully intended writing
you and reporting the rezuits of
- yeur preceripticn. 1 bougt a box of
‘the salve before leaving Cordele,
~and must confess I did not have any
‘ faith in it so stuck it up in my car
and there it stayed for ar least two
I weeks without any attention, but
my wife, aithough she had not seen
veu evidently had faith, so she re
minded me of it from time to time
till, in celf-defense T made an appli
}c::.ti(,:n. And after the first trial I
| aid not need to ke told Lo use it.
| When I got heme another
!df';clor friend ¢f mine cxamined my
hands and said they were better
l than he had ever expccied to see
| them. And I may ¢y (at while they
| are not entirely weil, the salve has
| done mor2 for them than any other
!thin,r: I have ever tried. And I Dbe
!livvc the Lord directed me to you
and alzo directed you to tell me of
‘ it, for all of which I am truly thank
, ful.
| “July 2, 1924,
l “Yours Truly,
l W. W. Milligan.
500 lowa Stale Bank Bldg.
Burlington, lowa,
Note: Tae prescription referred to
i in the above let'er is Walters Anti
septic Salve Manufactured by John
W. Walters, Cordele, Georgia 719/6t
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8~ £ |
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ST = =h" ?
‘‘That’s Pie”’
Did you ever say that after
tasting one of mother’s? Well,
vou will bave the same joyful
experience after eating a pie
of ours. Prepare now for a real
old pie feast if you take one
home with you. All popular
fruit pies made fresh daily.
Standard Bakery
CORDELE, GA. PHONE 121
“Quality Has Made It Famous”
GOOD HEALTH NOW !
; TR AT e o 4 ¥
NEW TREATMENT CONTAINING
*SEVENTEEN INGREDIENTS RE
NEWS EVERY PART OF BODY
This complete treatment is found on
Iy in a prescription known as Re-€Cu-
Ma, which contains seventeen well}
known and thoroughly tested medi
cines, so skillfully compounded that
each one performs its functions on
the various parts of the body perfect
ly harmoniously.
l This remarkable prescription thor
oughly cleanses the colon of its ac
cumulation of poisonous refuse instead
of allowing it to course through the
veins and empty into the body. In
addition, Re-Cu-Ma starts the liver to
work, pleasantly and naturally, pur
{fies and strengthens the blood, thus
building firm, healthy, rosy hbs? that
is free from pimples and other skin
blemishes; relieves rheumatic and
back pains, gives you a digestion that
enables you to eat anything you like
and you sleep like a log. R !
Re-Cu-Ma is a scientific prescrip
tion that revives, renews and regen
erates your entire system and is sold
and recommended by all good drug
stores. (Adv.) 20.
SIREN MESSAGES FROM SHIPS
ANGER BRITISH VILLAGE FOLK
Ileetwood, Eng., June 26 (AP)—
Tooting farewells to their women
foik through the whistles of their
steam trawlers by skippers as they
leave dock early in the morning, has
so got on the nerves of townsfolk
that representations have been made
to the town ccuncil to have the nui
‘ sance stopped.
! As many as 25 trawlers sail at the
same time, and among the whistled
messages are “Love to the wife and
kids,” “Behave yourselves while I
am away,” “We are going North”
and ‘“We shall be back Monday week.
Some of the skippers pride them
selves on being able to play “Cock
| o’ the North” on the siren,
Dress Goods
A pretty line of new
Dress Goods just ar
rived. You can get
the mat prices that
will surprise you. Al
so a full line of Gro
ceries and Patent
Medicines at Spegial
Bargain Prices. Get
your now.
WILSON MERCANTILE CO.
COR, 17 AVE. AND 10 ST.
PHONE 124—CORDELE, GA.
A LAZY LIVER
For an effective, gentle nat
? ural regulator, take
DR. G. B. WILLTAM’'S
LIVER AND KIDNEY PILLS
They correct indigestion, bil
iousness, liver and kidney com
plaints. Do not gripe or sicken,
At Your Druggist’s
Full directions dn every package
Price 25¢
No. 2
Anniversary,
Wedding and
Graduation
Gifts
We have in each line some-.
‘thing New and desirable
for every customer. The
price is rioderate. Let us
show you.
Eye glass gnervice and
Jewelry repairing. :
JEWELER & OPTOMETRIST, .
Pate Building Cordele. Ga.
Call The Laundry
Don’t fret and worry—just eall
the laundry. We are always do:
ing particular work in eleaning
and pressirg for men and wom
en. Trust it tc us. We’ll see
that it is done right.,
‘M’COY STEAM LAUNDRY
PHONE 102 :
Another Reduction
on light bulbs up to 50 | . ].T*_.___::_A__ ‘ 4
watt now. | / .il’_.g.. N !‘
28c L NUJ| 5 '
| each !' I , -‘- ‘lg*‘;E[
Telephone us you: m\“gg_j" -qT'i m .
needs e (l‘ | )wQ 5
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BLACKMON HARDWARECO.
40 - CORDELE, GEORGIA ; s
Bring us your Machine repair work. Expert attention given to any
kind of machinery from lawn mower to steam engine. ! _
Don’t forget we do auto and electrical repairing and acetylene w‘d
ing, and we guarantee satisfaction.
Studebaker Service Station -
PHONE 540 NINTH AVENUE AND 7th §T., = CORDELE, GA
J. D. Ryals Drug Co.
_ Aéents for 5_
Nunnally’s Candies
The Candy of the South
In all size packages.
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Come To See Us
We've Got It
Cuban Blackstrap Molasses
Poison the Weevil--It’s
Your Only Chancg% i
). H. LAMB COMPANY
PHONE 224 ° CORDELE, GA
SAVE MACHINERY DELAYS
We urge you to figure with us on heavy machinery,
casting and boiler repairs, pulleys,. belting, pipe fittings
and all work in our line. Call us and save time and ex«
pense. Our plant is well equipped. Our charges ars
moderate. Pty Ny,
TOMLIN-HARRIS MACHINE CO.
" MONDAY JULY 14 1924