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and the convenient simple system of Pigqgly Wigqly
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friends —test the popularity of Pigqly Wiggly in
. your community. THERE MUST BE A REASON.
Bright Light, Sclf Rising 51 25
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Sweet Rose, plain or self rising
24 pounds for sl'49
Kraft’s Pride, highest patent, plain or
BeaY Pikiug, 24 pounds for ........... $1 '35
Pineapple, sliced
No. 2 1-2 can 32c
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Pineapple, broken slices
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Pineapple, sliced
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Delmonte Peaches, melba halves
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Pears, Portia brand
No, 2 1-2 can 32c
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Armour’s Vegetole
3 pound bucket sl'39
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Armour’s Simon Pure
8 pound bucket $1"79
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Swift’s Silver Leaf
8 pound hucket sl'64
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New White Potatoes v,
per pound 7 c
Fresh Georgia Strawberries
per basket 30c
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Armour’s Laundry Bon Ami, cake
Noap, 7 for 10c
Powder
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BELL PEPPERS, TOMATOES, FRESH
SPINACH, ENGLISH PEAS,
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: The following responses have‘
- come from the radio hearers listen-‘
ing in on Cordele when WSB in At
lanta broadcasted _their excellent
program the night ofApri 126th,
Jacksonville, Fla.
April 26,
Radio Station WSB ' :
Atlanta, Ga. {
C ordele program coming in finc{
Greetings from Jacksonville. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Churchwell
Huntington, W. Va.
April 26
Radio Station WISB | l
Atlanta, Ga
Enjoying program immensely.
Liked Judge Fleming's talk. It
sounds good to me, for I am a Cor
dele girl.
Mable Hunt and Leo Fox
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Wilmington, N. C.
April 26
WSB Station ‘
Atlanta, Ga,
Enjoy the program very much.
Congratulations. |
Evelyn Hill Johnsonl'
Knoxville, Tenn. ; l
April 26. Ly o
WSB Station,
ALlantg, Ga. - U
Greetings, Program wonderful.
Imagine the thrill of hearing home
talent.
Earnest Cunninghaml
Shreveport, La.
April 26.
WSB Station |
Atlanta, Ga. .
Cordele program coming in fine
and clear. Congratulations,
: Annie Kate Fletcher
Jackson, Miss., |
April 26
WSB Station,
April 26
Hurrah for the home town. Enjoy
ing the program. Give regards .ito
home folks.
R ogers Ware
OLD SOL SUN
S 0 KEEP THAT SCHOOL GIRL COMPLEXION WITH ONE OF OUR
SUN SHADE HATS. WE HAVE THEM FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY—
FROM THE LITTLE TOTS TO OUR GRAND PARENTS.
FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS, FOR THE COUNTRY FIELD
WEAR, FOR THE GARDEN, FtSHING, PICNIC, STREET AND ALL
KINDS OF OUT DOOR WEAR, SO PROTEXT YOUR COMPLEX
ION. WE HAVE JUST THE HAT YOU NEED, SO CALL EARLY—THE
PRICE IS LOW AND THE QUALITY HIGH.
SID THOMPSON’S STORE
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
Dr. Thomas J. McArthur,
Cordele, Ga.
Dear Doctor,
It was my pleasure to be present
at the Journal Broadcasting Radio
Station at the Bilmore Hotel on the
night of April 26th, and hear the
program broadcast by the group of
artists from Cordele. It was a prog
ram that should bring gratificatiorfl
to the hearts of the people of Cor-'
dele and to the vicinity. I have heard
many people say that it was the’ best
program of its kind which has been
broadcast from the WSB
.With kindest personal regards, 1
am, :
" Yours very truly, ¢
Gordon G. Singleton,
% Director, Div. Statistics &
" Information.
Clearwater, Fla.
April 26 } " i
WSB Station : =
Atlanta, Ga.
Cordele and Crisp céunty program
coming in fine. ‘
E. 0. Heath
Meredith College,
Raleigh, N. C. :
April 26
WSB Station (' ¢~ " ¥
Atlanta, Ga. ;
I enjoyed the radio program very
much. Am truly proud of my “old
home town.”
Annie Ree McGougan‘
Tuscaloosa, Ala. ]
April 26 : :
WSB Station '
Atlanta, Ga. »
Congratulations. We listened in and|
enjoyed address and whole program.
. Mrs. Carl Harmon
Maria, Il : <
April 26 W £ A 4 ¥y, :
WSB Station .
Atlanta, Ga.
Wiring congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Matthews
and Miss Dayden
London, Tenn, i ok aa i
April 26 1 sl §
WSB Station 2, ’
Atlanta, Ga. 3
Congratulations Mrs. Edgar Fletch
er for such an excellent program.
Enjoyed your solo
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Greer
! Pittsburg, Texas,
April 26 s «
’, WSB Station T
Atlanta, Ga. ?
Just listened to Judge Fleming’s
' matchless address on the resources,
' possibilities and achievements ot
Cordele and Crisp county, Georgia
Also enjoyed the musical program
over WSB.
) 3y b E. A. Nelson.
Savannah, Ga. A ¥ |
April 26
WSB Station F
Atlanta, Ga.
We are enjoying whole Cordele
program very much. ‘
Joe Espy and family
Jacksonville, Fla.
April 26 :
WSB Station :
Atlanta, Ga.
Enjoying Cordele program im
mensely. ,
Max Boniske
Charlotte, N. C.
April 26 ;
WSB Station
iAtlanta, Ga.
Program excellent, music is really
coming from the four corners.
Thanks ¢
+ Rev. J. A. Baird
11 Arab Stowaways
Die In Sea Storm
MARSEAILLES, France, April 30
—(#P)—Eleven Arab stowaways in
the hold of the steamer Sidi Ferruch
are known to be dead and 18 still
were missing today as a result of
the collapse of their hiding place in
the ship’s coal bunkers during a
rough passage from Algiers to Mar
seilles.
Two of the stowaways have been
dug out of the coal seriousl injured
and ten others have been rescued
suffering from slight injuries.
The 11 bodies recovered were
bruised and blackened beyond recog
nition when huge blocks of coal
loosened by a storm fell on them.
The invention of a carburetor
with alconol can be used without al
teration has been announced in
Switzerland.
A report says that the entire coun
try of Tibet has only one motor ve
hicle—a motoreycle.
\__GEORGIA__DIVISION 7Z
SOUTHERN
SATURDAY GROCERY SATURDAY
STORES
MONDAY INC. MONDAY
STORES ALL OVER DIXIE
SPECIALS SPECIALS
24-Ib. sack Sy |
Sure Nuff FLUUR VALUE l 2
Self Rising ONLY =
24-Ib. sack $1.45
Rogers No. ‘37" F IflUR VALUE ] _
or La Rosa TODAY A
Morris No. 10 Pail BULK
$1.44 Lardeoororo= I§o
: = ONLY
Best Grade M E A 'l" POUND ‘lgc
No Bones TODAY
Maxwell House, Ib. Rogers’ Red Lable, Ib.
46c Coffee ~ 3¢
Del Monte — 40 c
No. 2 1-2 can PINEAPPI_E VALUE c
Sliced ; FOR
NO. 2 CAN
v Tomatoes 57t 25
pacx 10MAL0BS 3 pop 240
Fancy Grits, 5 pounds | New Potatoes, today, Ib.
- 16¢ 10c
COMPLETE LINE FRESH VEGETA
BLLES. OUR BUYING POWER FOR
OVER 300 STORES ENABLES US TO
PASS A BIG SAVING ALONG TO OUR
CUSTOMERS.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
2 Ihs. Opelka Coffee ~. .........., 19
2 Jars Salad Dressiyg .......... 86¢c
2 Half Pounds Opek{ Tea ........ ble
2 boxes Powdered MAt Meg ...... 26¢
2 Boxes Black Powcr S R
12 Cakes Hard Weter Soap .... $l.OO
We run Specials every Friday and Sat
urday. You will save if you wateh and
buy.
COME ACROSS
THE REXALL STORE—PHONE 92
GIFTS THAT LAST
Are only those of the best quality. We guarantee
the quality of every article we sell, and the prices,
too, are surprisingly low. Don’t fail to see our line
before buying.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1926 3