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Crogyn gas and Mobil oil for
thel® fears, Its purity and pow
er ;il! ‘oleanliness makes car
opdiition cosier and more effi
cief. & Putting Crown gas in
vofß fagk means an ultimate
savi@g of many dollars.
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PHONE 13
C. V. Arnold, Jr., F, W. Perry
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Men's Athletic Kool Weave Union Suits, only four to a 750
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Hapgrade and Unele Sam heavy Work Shirts, all colors
s£l.oo grade, cach 79c
Men’s Heavy Grade 220 Denim $1.50 Overalls s
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Boys’ Linen Wash Pants, Tan, Gray and White $
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We are showing the newest in Men'’s s TO $
Dress Straws with black and faney bands 1 '5O 4'95
Just received one hundred suits of IHaspel Brothers Linens in
¢ solids and checks and stripes with one or two pairs of pants.
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123-126 ELEVENTH AVENUE CORDELE, GEORGIA
INIGHTS ARE STILL TOO
,COI.D FOR GEORGIA COTTON
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WASHINGTON, May 5 (#)—Farm
work and planting has made unugual
[‘ly rapid progress, but the rights are
gtill 100 cold for cotton in Georgla,
swid the weckly crop review issued
bv the department of agriculture to-!
day.
Pcopular Athens Pastor
- Is Presented Service
ATHENS, Ga., May 4-Dr. James
(', Wilkineon, pastor of the First Bap
‘th church here, was presented with
3.’1 handgome silver pitcher and’goblets
:Iy the members of his church Sunday
night, A special service was held for
the pastor who completed the fifth
year of his ministry here Sunday.
Dr. Wilkinson is a trustee oi Bes
gide Tift college, the Chrigtian Index
a member of the executive board of
the Georgia Bartist convention anp‘d
fts oulstanding minister,
The various departments of ihe
church were repregented at the serv
ice as well as the citizens of Athens.
RAIL HEARING SET
WASHINGTON, May 5§ (/)—-Hear-
Cing on the application of the Pervy
’n:xd Southeastern Railway for authori
-ty to build the line in Houston coun
t.v, Georgia, was set for May seven
taenth at Macon before Examiner
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v WHITE ENAMEL
™ DISHPAN ¥
1 cake Ivory Soap (medium
size), 2 cakes Guest Ivory. 4
cakes P and G, the white rap
tha, 4 cakes Star Soap, 2 pack
ages Star Naptha . Powder, 2
fackages Chipso (medium) size,
1 White Enamel Dish Pan, regu
far value $2.15.
ALL FOR $1.20
WILSON MERC. CO.
Phone 124
10th St. & 17th Ave.
~ MACON, May 5 (#)=The annual
convemtion of the Southern Metal
Trades Association opened here thig
niorniiez. More than a hundred dele
gates were present, President Trout
Lufkin of Texas pregiding,
Bainbridge Affords
Vegetable Market
BAINBRIDGE, Ga,, May 4.~That
Bainbridge maintains a profitacle us
well as a steady market for green gro
ceries 15 evidenced in the fact that
farmers living miles distant vis ¢,
DRainbridge weekly with deliveries otl
thelr truck farm products,
One farmer, J. B. Jones, who llvesz
in Early county, 356 miles from here‘
makes one trip a week to Bnlnbrldgei
with an auto load of_ cabbage, the
trip netting him $2O, he said. I
~ One of the most interesting sights
of the early mornings in the business
gection of Bainbridge is the delivery
‘of vegetables.
Georgia Seniors Plan
Endowment Policy School
i ATHENS, Ga., May 4.—An endow
ment fund is being planned for the
University of Georgia by the mem
bers of the 1926 senior class, The
fund will be used for lcholarshlps.?
Each senior is planning to take uot a !
20-year endowment policy for 32'50,\3
payable to the university.
MOTHERS' DAY
SECOND SUNDAY IN MAY
Don't forget to send mother a
card
Beautifully designed Mothers’
day Card with Handkerchief in
neat box, for ... .Gl 100
.. COME IN—LOOK IT OVER ..
E. R. OVERBY
Art Store and News Stand
Suwanee Hotel Building
CORDELE. GA.
THE CORDELF. DISPATCH
FRIENDSHIP SCHOOL |
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CLOSES FRIDAY NIGHT
Friendship school, with Mrs, J. D.
Southwell and Mrs, E. L. Devereux
as faculty, closes the sgpring termn
Friday n‘ight at o'clock with the fol
lowing cxcellent program:
Reading —‘Vacation”— Mayrine
Medlin
Song-—" Friendship Will Shine To
night.”—The chool
Reading—“ Why Betty Didn’t
Laugh”—Remelle Southwell,
Play—“A Toad in the Garden”
Play-—‘“Aunt Jerusha and Uncle
Josh.”
Reading—*“Ain’t Gonner Cry Nec
More—-Sallie B. Scott.
Duct—*“Reuben and Rachel”—
Marie Kelly, Eleanor Medlin,
Awarding the certificates.
Duct—-“The Quarrel”—Marie
Kelly, Helen Everett,
Song—*“old McDonald’s Farm'—
This
1T IS THE COLD-BLOODED, PRAC
TICAL EXPERIENCE OF THE 80,-
000 MEN WHO USE THE FOWLER
CULTIVATOR; YOU CAN TAKE
THE NEW IMPROVED FOWLER
AND COVER 8 ACRES A DAY —
SWEEP THE MIDDLES CLEAN, DO
IT AT ONE TRIP THRU.
BEFORE YOU WRITE CHECKS
IFOR EXTRA MULES, SEE THE
FOWLER. BEFORE YOU HIRE
MORE LABOR, SEE THE FOWLER.
SATISFY YOUR SELF THAT IT IS
BUILT TO STAND WEAR. WE AB
SOLUTELY GUARANTEE MATER
IAL AND WORKMANSHIP FOR
ONE FULL YEAR. COME IN AND
LET US SHOW YOU THE REAL
THING. ;
G. L. DEKLE AND BROTHER
PHONE 277
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' WITH ALCOHOL IN
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STILL HEATING UP AT EVERY CROSSING AND BOILING -
OVER WHEN ANYONE CROSSES YOU? MEN FEELING ":.;;%-:f“%afi |
TIRED AND CRANKY BLAME IT ON SPRING FEVER— s MORE il
WHEN THE CAUSE IS A HANG OVER OF ITANGING ON tfiTVLE af
TOO LONG TO WINTER UNDERWEAR. YOUR CHANCE iue for_%g
TO CHANGE FOR SMALL CHANGE INTO LIGHTER 3| OMORE
WEIGHTS THAT WILL MAKE A NEW MAN OF THAT OLD Y| QBONE Y"“
MAN YOU HAVE BEEN TOTING ‘AROUND. AEEIS Y
MUNSING WEAR UNION SUITS o
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The school, ‘
Dot Entertains—J. C. Southwell,
Jewell Powell, ‘
Play—*“ln a Doctor’s Office”. |
The stupid Witness—J. C. South
well, W. C. Griffin, Flora Mae Lit--
tle
Duet—*‘Sister I Have Got a Beau”
—Eleanor and Mayrine Medlin,
Play—‘Thank Heaven the Table is
Laid.”
Auditor Slate Is Not
Candidate Ctovernorship
COLUMBUS, Ga., May &—(P)—
State Auditor Sam J. Slate will not
be a candidate for governor, he an
nounced upon arriving home from
Atlanta for a brief stay Wednesday.
In a brief statement he thanked
his friends for the interest manifest
ed in him and says he feels it i
his duty to the state to remain in
his present office. ]
is Not
Opinion
Our
CORDELE, GA.
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The Mutual Life Insuranc
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is represented in Cordele and surrounding
territory by i
MRS. MAX E. LAND
This company is the oldest legal reserve life imsurance
institution in the United States, and is one of the great
' est ang strongest in the world.
TOMORROW isn’'t yours—see, phone or write me TODAY
TODAY INSURABLE----TOMORROW INCURABLE
OUR RESPONSIBILITY AND GOOD SERVICE
accompany all the business we do for you. We
strive to do the work honestly and then deliver
the garment on time to the right place.
STAR DRY CLEANING COMPANY
J. W. Connor, Prop. Phone 18
THURSDAY, MAY_G6, 1926