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STOVE SALESMAN 18 MISSING. Moultrie, May 27.—J, D, Lawler, a salesman for a stove concern, who has bee nmaking his headquarters in Moultrie for scveral wéeks, has been missing since last Thursday and the police and other officers here have been asked to join in the search for hix, While on his way fro ma trip to EL lenton, Lawler got out of the buggy six miles east of Moultrie and told the negro driver to tell the man under whom he worked that it would be Friday morning before he got here. Bince Saturday a quiet search has been conducted for the missing man, but no clues as to where he went after leaving the buggy has been found. e ——————————— s l POPULAR NAVAL OFFICER 18 GIVEN NEW POST Atlanta, May 26.—Lieutenant-Col onel William H. Pritchett, U. 8. Ma rines, former Georgia man, has been transferred from the navy yard at Mare Island, Cal., to the U, 8. Statjon at New Orleans, according to news re ceived here today. He is now the com manding officer at the New Orleans station. -o i ;. —__-,“ , r oo E ! 8| Lif 5 € ' { ‘ { E ® i 5 l Misery |l N “ ! Mrs. F. M. Jones, ot ||l M| Palmer, Okla., writes: [ B : “From the time | en- |/ tered into womanhood [ ‘ « « o Ilooked with dread B B ‘ from one month to the = next: I suffere¢ with my I M back and bearing-down Bl pain, until life to me was i il a misery. [ would think 1l 1 could not endure the - pain any longer, and 1 HES 9] gradually got worse. . . UM : Nothing seemed to help ] me until, one day, .« « [ » 1 decided to TAKE , @ The Woman’s Tonic “] took four bottles,” u” Mrs. Jones goes on 10 t ‘ 1] say, “and wrs not only r greatly relieved, but can | truthfully say that 1 have ! notapain. . . i It has now been two | z:m since I took Cardul, 1 dlamstilllngood Il health, . . Iwouldad- HES ; vise any woman or girl ‘ l i to use Cardui who is &i ‘ \[BY| sufferer from any female A trouble.” ‘ It yousufterpain caused ) from womanly trouble, or ‘ if you feel the need of a good strengthening tonic A tobuildup yourrun-down [{{d || system, take the advice 1 i i of Mrs. Jones. Try Ca- : Bl dui. Ithelped her. We ’ |!, believe it will help you. \ ' o o ! All Drlggists | B 1 B e ¥ I.U v Druggist Says Ladies are Using Recipe of Sage Tea and ' Sulphur. Tirir that loses its color and lustre, or whken it fades, turng gray, dull and lifeless, is caused by a lack of sulphur in the hair., Our grandmother made up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and amusands of women and men who valué that even color, that beautiful dark shade of hair which is so at tractive, use only this old-time recipe. Nowadays we get this famous mix ture improved by theiaddition of other ingredients by asking at any drug store for a bot'!a of “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Cor pound,” which dark ens the hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody c~' possibly tell it has been applied. Tou just dampen @ sponge or soft I:ash with 1t and draw this through 3y ar hair, taking one semall strand at time. By morning the eray hair (isappears; but what delights the la° s with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur ¢ npound is that, be sides beautifuli, darkening the hair after a few applications, it also brings back the gloss and lustre and gives it an appearance of abundance. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound is a delightful toilet requisite to impart color and a youthful ap pearance to the hair. ft is not in tended for the cure, mitigation or pre ventio:n of dlseass. BATHING SUITS FOR @ | GIRLS WOMEN fEEER s O. NN MEN @ \‘x . See Our Flapper Suit s\\\\ \\ For $5OO . 'J/‘\‘. Kabo Water Wings 4 Make You Safe F. L. Bartholomew HARDWARE To High School Those who graduate this spring can insure early entrance into business under favorable conditons by enrollng for our specialized course of commercial training. , The standing and reputation of the school of fer full assurance of immediate employment * when you are qualified for the duties of the bank or office and in these fields you will find opportunity for full development of your tal ents. This is an age of specializaztion and no young man or woman graduating from high school think of entering business without enjoying the ~ advantage which our special training affords. Call or write immediately and arrange for your early enrollment. ATHENS, GEORGIA , : =SS\ ~ : CEP TR\ Ay =TT Say It Docs! rp g | 1 et e 7z 7 Ll o \ /// A good drink, like a good game, figy W" | brings a smile of satisfaction. *::r‘/ ” % 4/ //% P s / " 7/ A »A?// /; ot v s 2N T W Ero-Laid / WA 1 . ¥ ' N\ "W& \ | ' | f& Ss » Is the pennant winner. = == - Refreshing S With no bad after effect. 4 ‘ “\ \ )\ _ 3 "W ‘ ————— . : ; . : S AL w S \(o/ 1\ , o \ i DRINK ' REHE T ERS : , HEDA |/ X 2 ((Lhero-Lola) /! S " eA 0L THE CORDELE SENTINEL CORDELE, GA., MAY 27, 1920. PRIMITIVE BAPTISTS | ORGANIZE CHURCH IN ATLANTA Atlanta, May 27.—Announcement has been made that Elder ‘A, V. Simms, a Primitive Baptist minister, has organ ized a church in Atlanta and has se cured the use of the office building ad- | jacent to the Ponce de Leon Avenue{ - TRACTORS We have the Tractor you have been looking for. Now is the time to get that Tractor to cut your grain, plow in your peas. thrash your grain and thrash your peanuts, saw wood; in fact you can keep it doing something the year round. The two cylinder Tractor with a slow speed motor out perfoms and will out last them ~ We have this in the Hart-Parr 15-30 and the Waterloo Boy 12-25. Let us show you what these Tractors will do for you in saving laber and time and getting your work done at the right time and in the right way. | C ings & Wolf North 7th St. » Webb Bldg. lßaptist chureh. This building has a seating eapacity of several hundred. 1 Mr. Simms announces that a special series of meetings will be begun at 8 o’clock on the might of Thnrsda.y,% May 27. At these services the new Primitive Baptist church will be duly constituted, the pastor and ether ehurch offieers chosen and steps taken toward building a ehureh -edifice. W.C. WINFREE FARM LOANS { Negotiated Without Delay | at i 1.2 per cent. interest,