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: THE SMART MAN
_ Men' called him smart. His mind was
" " keen and clever.
In business matters no one fooled
" him ever, - :
His judgment never faltered. He,
" could see ,
What contracts were and what they
ought to be. - : 1
He knew land values and what price,
" to pay, / '
And what he’d sell for at some‘fu-i
- ture day. ‘
'But little time or patience this man
had for any plan or scheme he‘
knew was bad. ‘
No man could fool him into loss of
wealth, : ‘
But pleasure tricked him into feeble
health. ’
with money he was sharp and clear
and eool : :
But with himself he often played the‘
fool. : f
He'd bout with folly and he’d dice|
"+ with shame S f
And let dishomor trifle with his
name. gl i
He could make money. There his
' ' genius ran, |
But it takes more than that to makef
" a man. L ‘
in business he was clever, but give)
N hause, :
No man iz emart who mocks at na
ture’s laws.
" —EDGAR A. GUEST.
IMPORTANT MEETING |
CIVIC CLUB TUESDAY. |
The Civie Club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at three o’clock in the Li-
Lrary assembly room. This is a meet
ing of importance and every mem
ber is urged to attend. .
MUSIC STUDY CLUB
MEETING POSTPONED.
On account of Chautauqua, the
meeting of the Music Study Club has
been postpaned uqtil next week.
BURBANK ‘MIRACLES’ AMONG
PLANT SHOW WIDE RANGE.
4§avta Rosa, Calif,, April 19—
Here are a few of the ‘“miracles”
Luther Bfirbank performed perform
ed at his experiment station in San
ta Rosa.
% Develo:\er,‘, the, “Burbank potato,”
now univers;l‘ly.grown, more pro
duétive and nourishing than the ear
lier kind. ;
Evolved a new type of wheat that
added millions of bush®ls a year to
the world’s crop.
Brought forth the California glad
folus, with 100,000 different shades
" Made ‘corn to.grow a height of
eirht feat, with ten to fourteen ears
to the stalk,
Removed the spines fromecactus
‘and made the plant bear pears.
" Removed the seeds from the or--
anges, dev'elpped stoneless plum and
‘a =eedless grape.
Originated the beautiful Shasta
daisy.
Produced = the ~armanthus, or
' YOUR
BUSINESS
WITH US
We have a new line
of faney and staple
groceries, hest brands.
We will appreciate
any visit you may
make to our store,
but you may order
anything over our
phone, and get
prompt delivery.
PHONE 9
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- Lewis
Grocery
Co.
G. C. LEWIS
| “molten fire” he proudest work
among the flowers. i “
| Gave perennial growth to a spe
cies of thubarb, increasing the size
- of the stalk from the thickness of a’
“pencil to that of a man's wrist.
" Produced 2,000 new varieties of
plum and prune trees. ‘
} Developed a new species of the
| sorch lily and evolved a new camas-|
sia, a beautiful blue flower. '
Developed fruit trees that “stood:
{reezing weather in blossom. :
Developed seedless apples, and a
walnut with a paper-like shell - that
can be crushed between the fingets.
Produced a mulberry tree with |
leafes ten times as large as ordi-;
nary mulberry leaves. This incréased |
the output of silk and lowered the|
price. : ‘
Caused a walnut tree to reach 130/
years’ growth in ten years, |
Changed the colors of thousands'
of flowers, including -the California
poppy which he changed from yellow:
to red. ; |
Mr. Poole, of Vienna, was a busi
ness visitor in Cordele today.
Fitz Ashley, of Fitzgerald, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Neal were vis
itors to Albany Saturday.
Miss Irene Baird, of Grovania, at
tended tlg: Epworth League Union’
here on Sunday.
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" NO CHANCE FOR
ARGUMENT
against the statement that Bil
v Sunday made that in order
to step on a .modern girl’s skirt
you had te have your foot in her
lap, was about mninety-nine and
forty-four omnag hundredths per
cent right, but we’re 100 percent
right - when we tell you that ev
ery- battery needs expert atten--
tion occasionally. Let us be
your battery «doctor. Recharg
ing a specialty. Take advan
tage of jour eight hour service.
COMPANY -
PHONE 38
Dodge Bros. Senvice Station
CORDELE, GA. '
Mr. F. C. Snell, of Vienna, was.
hére yesterday in attendance upon
the League Union. o
Mrs. Gene Hamilton and Miss
Kate Stephens were visitors to Tif--
ton today. ' ‘
Messrs A. D. Caétellow, -E‘dwinq
Shingler and Bill Harrell, were ‘
vigitors here from Macon on Sundgy. I‘
- Mps. Allen Arnold, Mts. Kemp.\Ar-]
‘nold and Mrs; C. B. Wilkie were vis
itérs to Macon on Saturday. l
Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Willocks and |
little son spent several days in Ma
con the past week. : ;
Mrs. Fannie Hyde has returned:
from a visit to her daughter, Ms. |
‘Hollis Kezar in Elko, o
Rev. K. Read, of ~ Columbus, is.
here on a visit to his daughter, Mrc!
Hamp Wesbrook. i
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Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Killett and,
children, were guests of relatives in .
Fort Valley on Sunday. '
Mizs Nancy Thares and Mr.:
James Thames, of Macon, were,
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Kemp
Arnold. : !
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Harris, Mrs.i
George Ballenger and Miss Mary
Ballenger dre in Rome to attend the'
organ recital of Miss Mamie Laura
Harris at Shorter College on Tues-!
day evening. !
Notable Lectures
g AT THE
REDPATH
- CHAUTAUQUA
INSPRING Aglwn INFORMING
“SCIENCE AND THE FUTURE
DR. HILT_O:N‘;:IRA JONES
~ “OPPORTUNITY”
; ANNA DICKIE OLESEN
“UNCLE SAM’S SAMOAN
ISLANDERS” |
wnnmgn;o RAWEI
“SHAKESPEARE AND LIFE”
.. MBEEREE SIPAREE .
FIVE BIG DAYS
;Qhautauqua Week Here April 19 to 23
Seas.on Ticl;e—t; Only $2.50
STILL DOING THE BEST
Auto Repairing
Moore’s Garage
PHONE 144 L SBEVENTH STREET NORTH
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
Mr. and Mrs.. Theo Erwin, Mbs.
Clyde Wilsan and Mrs. R.-R. Harris
are back from an automobile trip to
Tampa, Fla. B
Miss Ruth Summers who is attend
ing Wesleyan, spent the week-end
Lere with her parents, Mr and Mrs.
S. F. Summers. y o
Mrs. W. E. Browning and = Miss
Annie Browning, of Lakeland, Fla.,
arrived yesterday for a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. P. M. Browning,
.. Miss Clifton Williams, of Moul--
trie, who is teaching this' year in
Thomasville, was the guest the past
week-end of Miss Sue Harris.
Migs Maxey Lane Comer had as
her guests the past week-end, Miss
Elizabeth Belcher, of Americus, and
Miss Mamie Milner. :
Dr, Louise Tipton, Mesdames T. M‘
Coker, W. L. Robuck and W.-C Hin
ton will te among those from Cor
dele to attend Grand Qpera
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Neisle® and
little daughter, Frances, of Reynolds
were guests Sunday of Mrs. Joe C.
Tenn, and the latter remained for a
longer visit with her grandmother. ‘
Miss Helen Perry, of I{attisburg,|
Miss,, was the guest for the week-'
end of Mrs. Dallas Hunt. Miss Perry
who is a student at M. S. C. W. at
Columbus, Miss., was a delegate to.
the Student Government Conferencei
held at Wesleyan the past week. l
Among the Abbeville visitors at--
tending the League Union here on
Sunday were: Rev. and Mrs. Lilly,
Mrs. Mixon, Miss Oppie Lee Smith,
Mr. Ford and My, Oliver. ‘\
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Mrs. R. J. Gaddy had as her din
ner guests on Sunday: Mw and Mrs.
Lec Reaves, Miss Nell 'Béa'nigh'ax'(l:‘
Mr. T. C. Allen and Mr. Williams, all
of Tifton, .
Messrs George Dekle, W. H. Wil--‘
Lanks and W. H. Partish are back
from a trip to Leesburg, Fla. Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Sheppard and Mr. Jake
iShappard - who Maccompanigd | the
party remained longer to visit other
points before returning, . e
CORDELSE, GEOI!B!'E
Arrival and. Departure of Passenger
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The following schedule rigures pubde
lished as information. - L
Svuthern I\allwx System
Arrivas—— ; —Departure
I:33am Macon-Atlanta 3:4oam
2:25am .Jacksonville 5:27am
3:4oam Jacksonville-Palarka I:23am
2:4opm Jacksonville-Palatka 2:ispm
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6:27am Atl-Cinn-Chicago 2:26am
7:42am Valdosta 7:sopm
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11:37am Hamp-Tampa-St. P 5:32pm
5:32pm * Atl.-Cinn.-Chicago 11;37am
7:sopm Macon Tt 42dm
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Atlanta, l!ll"%fl:ll‘llln & Atlauntie
ilsvay
4:4oam Atlanta-Birmingham 12:40am
ATTlVese— £ £ ~Denarts
12:40am Waycross-Brunswick 4:4oam
2:53pm Atlanta I:sopny
12:40am Moultrie-Thomasville 4:4oam
I:4opm Waycross. 3:oopm
2:oopm - Magou-Atlanta 2:sopm
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Georgia Southwentern & Guilf R R,
Deparig— ; i
9:lsam Albany Local 7:lopm
&:ohpm Alb'y~‘l‘nuu'viu«-u'nb'g L.gavm
3:osnm Aibany-Moultrie 2:35pm
205 Albany-Dothan 2:35pm ‘
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAL
Departure CORRDRLE ARRIV AL
FO& FROM
7:4O°AM Americus and T.ocal 11:18 AM
3:06 PM Montg'ery and Loral 240 PN
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Orange Blossom
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Ring
to symbolize the
engagement and
marriage vows. A
variety of exquisite
styles —gold, plate
inum or jewelled,
20-22-1
Genuine O Ble Rings bear
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Blossorn®*, None' genulne withowt them.
C. A. Crowell
Jeweler and Vision Specialist
SUCCESSOR TO
< JEWELERS.Ine. ><*
Who Achieves in Any Vocation
To be creed bound is worse than physical blindness. To cling to
a method of doing a certain thing because the forefathers did it
that way is just as bad as being creed bound.
The Really Successful Man
is the man whose mind is ever open to the glory of truth
Our New 4 McCormick-Deering Riding Cultivator
is a trail blazer thru the wildrness of ancient methods of cultiva
tion. Follow the trail: the result will be better farming and bet
ter yields. :
Cordele Implement Co.
GEINERAL FARM FOUIPMENT .
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3:15 PM Savannah’ana Latal 2:45 PY
Ly ABBIY L FROWM
r'70;»15 AM Ol{i'lmi and Ifiocal 1:!0.5 PM
1:35 PM Monl‘;'er,"’ihd‘lq«} u:;‘-‘.?xfl‘
[1:30 AN Savannah and.kc’ b }:25 PM
1130 AM Coltumbus and Local 46 PM |
11:2G AM FHalena and Local 7:335 AM
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Copenhagen hag about one-third of:
b § liss i R
the whole popniatxon of Denmal_'l,;. :
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Holly is becoming scare in the
United - States,
By a new system of pouring con
crete, houses are being built in nine
weeks in England.
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You will want a light and handy ladder for
painting. We have them in single ladders
and also in extension ladders, They are
particularly well made and an unusually
good-buy at the price,
We algo have ladders of every sort for house
use. High step ladders and short step lad
lers, also combination ladders that fold in»
1 convenient seat when not in use.
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T HARDWARE
| CORDELE, GA.(™ /-
HARNESS
Just recelved tiéiv';filfifien:t the
rettiest Jline_ ot dirly Memory
%Ms:: i ‘r, 3 ',: %
Act Store and News Stand
. Suwange Hotel Building
CORDELE, GA.
HAND SEWN HARNESS - -
with solid brass or nickél meuntings
for Surrey, Runabout, etc. We: have
fine heavy harness for Bélivery “or
Trucking, made to wear well and
look well. . ;
SADDLES 4
and all Horge Goods of high grade at
tempting prices.
S. M. WATSON AND cO.
RETAIL DEPT. ;
Cordele, Georgla ;
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