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THURSDAY, APRIL 8 1926
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=Quality In Cigars -
We can furnish you with El Toro, El Roi Tan, Portina, John
- Ruskin and Kanuga Cigars. Just received cur Amber Cane
and Red Top Seed. [L.et us fill your requirements.
Heard Grocery Company, Cordele, Ga.
| PHONES 168-169
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= COMPARE
1 ATh, PRICES
l\%fij’, . And service of
Qf im’t%{ 2 “Tires” with Jdood
¢ “fl{& R - Tires. Hoods are
o ettty N cheaper,
’ %‘\' Before you buy sce
V¥l /. CORDELE AUTO
INEL 4SS A T‘\ AN
oy \&s\\ » SUPPLY CO.
L= . b%;i “EVERYTIIING THAT'S
.’é \/“ - AUTOMOTIVE”
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S Road Service
ey NI AL, TR e T
STILL DOING THE BESI
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Auto Repalring
We are across the sircet from our old piace busy in our
line—repairing automobiles. Come in. We ask you to
watch for the opening of our new place.
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Lioore's Garage
¥ & G a? C
PHONE 144 SEVENTH STREET NORTH
EN\ fl D— ~Y
Tested and approved by Good House
Keeping Institute
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GUALITY
LR,y
Refrigerators and ice boxes since 1847 :
~ Sece them and draw your own conclu
\ sion.
Wait & liolmes Hard C
] i 3 & -5 e )
Watt & liolmes Hardware Co.
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE
PHONE NUMBER § CORDELE, uA
RIBBEE GARY
j; £ La W 3
TELEPHONE 13— WILLIAMS BUILDING—I 29 W. 12th AVE.
THE BEST IN
' PLUMBING AND
SHEET METAL WORK
PROMPT SERVICE—WIE APPRECIATE YOUR WORK
A COMPLETE GAS WELDING PLANT
We have the most-complete gas welding plant fn this
gcction just installed, Save the breaks with a complete
weld in our plant. We do all kinds of Machinery and
Aato repairing.
A. ). HOEHN MACHINE AND AUTO CO
RAINBOW*S ENDING
| COSTLY TO NEGRO
ALBANY, Ga.. April 7—Three
bars of “gold” stamped $59,000
each and dated 1784, fouhnd last
week by Cleve Riley, Lee county ne
| gro farmer and sent to Washington
to be assayed may prove to be worth
omly a few cents but their total value
is not likely to equal the amount
- paid for them by Riley, who is out
%100 and a good mule and buggy as
‘ r-=n't of his sensational discovery.
! ™l investioation of the reported
“treasure find” this morning dis
. closed that instead of plowing up the
i pot of “gold” as he had said Riley ob
! tained it when anothed negro named
j Green “located” it with an alleged
! divining instrument. Green, Riley
now admits, told him he could find
! gold with his instrument. A hunt was
i erranged and the pot of “gold”
: planted by Green uncovered. Green
told Riley it would cost $2OO to
- eand it to Washineton for sale and
agreed to pay half the expense, the
proceeds of the sale to be split be
tween the two. Riley gave Green a
restal money order for $lOO and the,
metal was duly dispatched to Wash
ington, |
| Monday, Green “borrowed” Riley’sf
mule and buggy. When he failed tof
: show up Tuesday, Riley started ani
i investigation. He tried to stop pa.\'-'
y ment on the money order but found;
i it iad been cashed in Macon. He now,
! i¢ looking for his $lOO, his mule and,
| huggy and three bars of “gold” !
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' By a new system of pouring con-i
| ercte, houses are being built in nine
i weeks in England. §
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BRI TAT SN 715 LT T G U 0 AL /AT AL £ Tath i SRATI YI T (07 A R I S DAV S[TX AR T STV UMY 1T MY AW S %
We wish to annuonce to the public that we have employed for
our repair department three expert mechanics who come to us
highly recommended. We are confident that these men can han
dle the service and repairs on any make of car, and as all our
work is guaranteed we helieve that our customers can make no
mistake in having these men look after their car.
We are backing our men in this department, and assure you that
when your car comes into our shop it will reecive their very hest
attention.
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Dodge Brothers Dealers—We Never Close
NEW AND RECONDITIONED AUTOMOBILES
Phone 171 Cordele, Ga.
THE CORDELIE DISPATCH
!Pfi@%’EDENCE SCHOOL NEWS
) Satecs
l The little folks injoyed the egy
ghzmt very much on Friday P. M. Tha
‘vislors seemed to enjoy the progiam
that was rendered by the pupils, ever
S 0 mucin,
" There was a larg2 crowd to attend
_services Sunday P. M. at Providenca
school. Every-one seemed to enjoy it.
We thank Raov. S, H. Mausficld whe
rendered the service, fcr his kindness
jand will he glad fer him to cowe
i:vle;ain as soon as he desires.
All of Providence juanils are doinz
iwell and most of them will make {heir
fg:":.de. For which, of course, they will
ilm proud. i
) Miss FEssie Mae Lewis, teacher,
ispent the week-cnd at her home, near
: Pateville.
‘Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Dowdy and two
‘small children attended an egg hunt
at Mr. <end Mrs. Charlie Stewart's
Sunday P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart’s
Tiome is in Mt. Carmel comunity.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and family
‘spem, Surday with Mr. and Mrs, F.
'H. Harp of this comunity.
; Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Bolin spent Sun
‘dax with Mr. and ‘Mrs. T, E. Hatcher
loi' this cemunity. : l
’ Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Hall spent Sun- |
;day with Mrs. Hall's parents, Mr. and !
’Mrs_ F. H. Hary, near here. '
1 Friemls and relatives will be sovrv |
to hear of the illness of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Nipper's small son, Roy. We
Liope that he will soon be well again.
Mother Blamed In Murder
. Plot In ¥ew Orleans
NEW CRLEANS, Apri 7—(/P)—An
apparent suicide and murder plot wes
tevealed here tonight when occupanis
of ap apartment house discovered the
‘bodies of Frank Murphy. 27, a jocky;
his wife and h.is mother-in-law, Mrs
L. McDermott,. in their home. Ail
the \d('uth“\ were caused by aspyxia
tion,
The inaquisitial body ror;m'ts that
indications were that the mother
caused the deaths of her daughter and
£or- in-law before taking her own life
Crrcner G. F. Roelling expressed the
belief that the tragedy was the cul
mination of family differences.
A verdict was (lmm‘mkin(xf] upon afi
er the jury had heard evidence to the
effect that Slurphy and his wife cane
home at a late hour this morning nn
der the influence of liquor. Dis
gust at theéir condition was believed
to have caused the mecther t 2 perpe
trate the crime. t
Murphy was well known in all parts
of the country as an expert race horse
rider, He recently participated in
races at Mobile, Ala. :
FORD ASSETS
soii 1
BOSTON, Apr. 7 (P)—Assets of sev |
sn hundred and forty million nirve
hundred and thirteen thousaud five
hundred and sixty-eight doilars were:
shown in the annual statement cf ‘he
Ford Motor Company filed *oday with
the Massachusetts tax commissioner.
| DISPATCH ’
Y Ay SRNGTTES AN TGS
WY ANT O AIDD
; {wo Uenis A Word ?'
' LOANS
“ARM LOANS—AQuick service. See
~ us. Choice farm lands for sale.
Dorris & Brown. . ot
‘M LOANS—At best terms to be
had, and specialize in quick ser
e, W. E. Grubbs, Cordele, Ga. tf
‘ QUICK LOANS—Made on both city
- and farm lands. See C. M. McKen
zie. 7-9 tf
|s e e
“LENTY OF MONEY—To loan on
voproved farm lands and city prop
rly. Six percent interest. Quick
service, O, H. Scott Jr. 2
NOTICE i
THE DISPATCH SELLS—Engravedd
stationery, wedding and reception
invitations, announcements, visiting
cards, monogram paper. You are
cordially invited to call and inspect
a complete line of samples. tf, i
FAN REPAIRING—AII kinds of clec-;
~ trical work. Charges reasonable.
Phone 395, 107 Bth Ave. R. L. Brooks. '
5-6 !
o Lo e
DELCO LIGHT SALES SERVICE—
Parts. Frigidaire. Orion J. Williams,
Cordele. 4-10.
PEANUT SHELLING—AMmM pre
pared to shell all kinds of pennués,
velvet beans and field peas. Prices
reasonable. M. A. Hall, Arabi, R. F.
D. near Pateville. 5-1. !
GAS ENGINE REPAIRS—Tractor
repairs done on short notice at liv
ing prices. Call me for your next job
At Cordele Implement Co., Phone
182 Joe L. Briscoe. 5-8.
et e pr——
FOR SALE
EGGS FOR SALE—3ingle Comb
Rhode Island Reds, the best show
and laying strain, from Owens Farm,
$2.00 for fifteen. J. Slade, Cordele,
or Mrs. C. N. Adams, Route C, Cordele
Ga, 5-3
FOR SALE OR RENT—S room
house, large hall and sleeping pm-(-h.j
All modern conveniences. Cash orl
tcrms. Small payments and five
yvears, no interest. Call owner, phone
431, Mrs, M. M, Watson, Cordele
Ga: 5-2.
FOR SALE OGN REASONABLE
TERMS, OR RENT—Six-room {
s oy e S R oiminsi i, { A
N"X' 'l‘hurs«lay, “lP S'h ‘.',\s _’,‘,‘ b »:;(-
S . Jomhrrme e s eol ey AN
we will give two Gold B [ s
Fish and a Glohe absolute- B 4 ”’;»} < ap”f
ly free with the purchase @4 ;.,a LR ,"’&‘-‘"s
5 % 12 S pE AR TR
of one 50c Tube of Milk of ;} f m:z‘:‘:-"" ..:Q%il.- ‘“‘f’:;,':"i :&
Magnesia Tooth Paste, YNI »:% 5 Q; M
15¢ bog of Fish IFood. This ke oy ¥ bl '
will last one day only, the \‘ e :
Bth of April, <. A "‘_f
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PHONE 92 CORDELE, GA.
We Ship
Promptly
And
Coliect
Promptly
residence. Modern convenience, Sae
F. G. Boatright or Frank E. Williams
4-19. :
PLANTING SEED FOR'SALE—Car
load Wannamaker’s Improved big
boll cotton seed true to name, grown
in North Georgia. $1.60 per bushel.
Phone 597 Greer and Davis. 4-10.
YOU CAN BUY—Typewriter rib-'
hon®, carbon paper, blank legal
forms, deeds, notes, turpentine
leases, crop mortgage notes, second
sheets. letter, bill and note heads
from the Dispatch. Phone 30 tf.
FOR SALE— Fine chrysanthemum
plants in several varieties. Yokohoma
Yellow, Pink Unka, White Titanie,
“and Broaze Red; 60 cents per dozen.
" Leave orders at Coker Grocery Store
Mrs. W. H. Culpepper. General De
livery, Cozdeie 517,
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Pri
vate bath and garage. Desriable
neighborhood. Call 377 in forenoon.
4-10.
YOUR JOB PRINTING—The Dis
patch wants your printing. Phone 80
and place your next order with the
home paper. It will help make a bet
ter home paper. tf.
A midget fountain pen that will
hold only a drop of ink and write
300 words has been designed.
A new discovery «s'sald to add 15
percent to the comductivity of cepe
per.
All Wool Tailored 3-plece Sult
$25.00 :
French Dry Cleaning
Steam Pressing
Shoe Shining te '
g Shoe Repairing
Hot or Cold Shower Bath
FORD “‘U DRIVE IT SERVICE'
Closed Car, warm and. comfort: .
able—Balloon Tires
Call 154
“Ask Your Neighbor"
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