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8 owngld Ly Lec Dosenbers and wag ridden by Johnny Cullahan., Sun Tad
defeated two of the big favorites, Blind Ploy and Ladkin.
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CEORGIA NATIONAL GUARDSMEN
AF;!'ER TWO WEEKS' CAMP, EN
TRAIN TODAY FOR TRIP BACTK
H@WE
TYBEER ISLAND, Ga., July 31.—A
sham battle which assumed ail the l
cmv!y:i cf ‘warfare, except that blank
un;ng;miliun was used, alternately har
ase @, thrilled and entertained -
landeéya carly Friday morning, when
two battilions of state guardsmen on
(':!mifi(l here gitacked @ similar force
in t§e vicinity of Camp Tybee, in the
lu'urf of tle island.
M .‘m' Charles Thompsen command
| :gfin'gn- on ..”,'“ offensive which at
{oo KbA FRI tharmmeral-direclion, ol
gavannah, while invaders were ohpes-
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A. J. Hoehn
MACHINE & AUTO CO.
Kit Fish
Fresh Lot Kit Fish
Just Arrived
85¢
Kit
WILSON MERC. CC.
| HOUSE
¢ ATLANTA,S BEST KNOWN
HOTEL
400 ROOMS OF SOLID
; COMFORT
» THE HIOME OF GEORGIA
PEOPLE
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ROOMS WITH BATH
@ $1.50 TO $5.00
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. Ed Jacobs and Lige
Maynard, Props.
lml by a force commanded by Major
LG, P. O'Keefe. l
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ipires and following wesgatjon of com
jlm‘.. criticue was held at headauarter:
‘!n!‘ the 122nd infantry in which tho en
r.",.".';rmem. Was gone over,
{ Following this, troops were mus-
Ilurvd forr pay and prelimirary camp-
Ihrl aking features mairked the aftor-
Imz:m routine. - The farewell ¢pecch
pmaking always an ovent of the last
:'(luy of camp, was in order at the
{mmnix'u, officers’ meeting when Col
!nnrl James M. Kimbrough, dean of
Hw-nnl:n' army” ingtructors, on duty,
‘\\‘ilh Georgia guardsmen, landed (he
;::nwu::;-: of the camp and praiscd most
{l:E.‘:.Exly the conduct and general con
[|li!i<ms hera. Colonel Charles T 1 Cox
lx':‘y_:im(-n!ul commander, rcsponded for
pthe regiment, tolonel Zeke. Wilijns,
l:calin- oif Tyly, Ga., and an executive
:nl' the militia burean in Washinston,
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F. 0. B. FACTORY PRICES .
Standard Six
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9 Passenger Roadster .....$1125.00 H Passerger two-door Scdan 1395.00
5 Passenger Touring -.._.. 1150.00 O Passenger four-door Sedan 1495.00
9 Passenger Coupe —-.--_.. 1195.00 4 Pasgenger: Coupo .-----_: 179500
Master Six
5 Passenger two-door Sedan 1195.60 7 Passenger Sedan _....... 1995.00
o Passenger four-door Sedan 1295.00 5 Passenger Brougham ____. 1925.00
4 Passenger Coupe —c-ece-a- }'—‘7-'-“»’ 4 Passenger Sport Roadster 1495.00
9 Passenger Roadster —..-- 1250.00 o Passenzer Sport Touring __ 1525.09
5 Passenger Touring —----- 1205.00 3 Passenger Country Club . 1765.00
All Prices F. O. B. Factories, government tax to be added
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN
: Division of General Motors Corporation ) ;
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CORDELE, GA.
FURNITURE
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; CORDELE, GEORGIA
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STAR DRY CLEANING
Get your work done where experience counts.
We give you good work at fair prices. We
. call for and deliver.
i We do dry cleaning every day in the week except Saturday
. Star Dry Cleaning Co.
| Cleaning and Pressing . :
- J. W. Connor, Prop. .iPhone 18
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
Nothing clse you buy
is quite as important
as the furniture in your
hame.
You live +with it year
in and year out.
It pays from a service
standpoint to have
cood furniture. It pays
also, to have beautiful,
Larmonious furniture —
the kind that ycu don't
tire .ef; .-— for. it
MAKES your home.
MERSMAN
DINING
AND
LIBRARY
1 ABLES
\re thorougily good in
quality.
They help build just
the kind of home at
”
reosphere we speak of.
Come in and let us
show you these tables.
FARMER IS KILLED |
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BY DYNAMITE BLAST !
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By ‘Tile Associaied Press |
CAMDEN Ark., August i.—flomer i
CCrozeg uEs, o farmer, wes o instastly
Elicd; Omer Climlee was piohably
fataily injired and lke and Jim |
Climlee gainfully hurt today 6y al‘
premature explosion of dynamite be
ing used to blast rock out ~{ a com- j
munity road five miies southwest of :
here. 1
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“Walk A Bloclk And Save A Dolh};”
, CORDELE, (EORGIA g
bOTTON Oli‘ CQP ANY
Is Now in the Hands of New Owners, and is in Better Shape to
Handle Your Business than ever. We are one of the Strongest
¥inancial Institutions of the kind in the Entire South. '
We Will be very Strongly in the Market at all Times for Cotton
Seed and Peanuts, and Can Supply You With C. S. Meal and
Hulls, and with Pure Peanut Meal, at Right Prices. Please Re
member, Also, That We are in Position to Furnish You With the
Very Best Fertilizers, Honestly Mixed.
We Consider That the Farmers’ Interests and Our Own are the
Same, and Our Policy Will Always be, HONEST WEIGHT AND
A SQUARE DEAL. :
T. J. DURRETT, MANAGER
"CORDELE MILL
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ONLY THE BEST!
More than thirty years experience is at our command to sive
vou the best in Sheet Metal Wotk, Roefing and anything in the
line of a tinner. : :
Our Motto is: ‘‘Satisfaction or no Pay!”
Cordele Sheet Metal Works
: - SUCCESSOR TO W. J. lIALL
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1925