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SURGEONS SEEK
. X&@?‘VIILQLE. Tenn,, July 2-—A
r«»nsl;itlt{oh of surgeons to deter.
mine if it is possible through an op
erifléh to save the life of John ’l
MeMillan, president of the Third Na
tional Bank and former mayo¥, whe
yobtarday afternoon, fired a bullet
through his brain, was today in prog
ress at Mr. MeMillan's bedside. Al
though the builet pasged through the
t Jobe he front brain and
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esident clune to life all through
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The Weather is Hot, But Nothing Compared to the Bargains Offered in
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wright's Bankrupt Sale
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FR AT U A S 0 S 0 Bl AN T OATW, A S M O TM W B e S R S T MO 4 ST AU .by £ PAR SR L .LA A
Today's express brought us, big !ot of Umbrellas for both men, ladies and children.
Why walk in the sun when you can get an Umbrella at Wright's .
from . b 3 2% to $4.34
An unusual bargain men's shirts in broadcloth, both in piain and fancy
colors from . : S $1.19 to $248
Try @ pair of our built in arch combination slippers for men——worth $lO.OO--
This sale . $4.98
If you have not already visited this sale drop in at your first opportunity, and let us
i . talic over your dry goods troubles. As you know when high grade merchandise can
be bought cheaper, Wright will have®it.
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wiGHTH STREETY
Rl ie ! GREER BUILDING
UNDUE INFLUENCE
ON LEGISLATION
LAID T 0 COOLIDGE
WASHINGTON, July 2—(#)—
President Coolidge was charged in
the house by Mrz, Mary T, Norton, a
democratic member from New Jersey
wtih exercising vnde influence on
legislation. She urged congress tc
“defy the white house” and pass the
retivement bill for federal employ--
cos with moximam annwal r-nmy'vmwn.:
tion Tixed at $1.200, instead of at
1,009 a 0 the president iz understood
NEW YORK, —Tokeus of great
progperity for the firgt hallf of the
) \ in he mails today
eheg ”n the $401,915,000
v oanterest and dwvidend i
Americnn cocurities this, month, The |
l is an in age of .:'m'v_nx)‘
iethonia, to hecome effcetive with
1920
These goods shown in our
window at this time and are
very valuable. One piece
with each $16.00 purchase.
SAVE YOUR COUPONS
WATSON TRIBUTE
ON HOUSE FLOOR
ON HOUSE FLOO
WASHINGTON, July 2--Reépre
sentative Upshaw, of Georgia, called
the affention »f the hotse Wednes
day to the movement to erect a me:
morial in Atlanta to the late genu
tor Thomas E. Watson, and inserted
in the record a tribute to Watson,
“1 believe that many, not only in
cnmn hut widely over the coun
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try, who may n arred Wity
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will soill he glad to s @ eontribu. |
tion to thie memorial onut of sheer ad
brillia ahilbity and notable acla ‘
\
“W f to rememb {hat
len hi LY RS ember of | 1
I Iy h initi vl the movement that|
] ine, the curael free deld I 8 !;i
i i ortny | 01 { 1 b»\"
¥ wiorpe !iri' he Ihdt \E 1
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MiLLER
QUALITY
WARE
THERE'S
NONE BETTER
ELBERTON KIWANIANS
T 0 GIVE 500 CHILDREN
EXCURSION TO ATLANTA
ELBERTON, Ga., July 2-—The
Kiwanis club has arranged with the
Seaboard railrord to run an excur~
sion to flliué‘l on August 5, when it
is proposed to take 500 school chil
dren from the town and county, with
a 8 many others as will go.
The exeudrsion is in line with the
club’s educational program. The prog
ram for the day in Atlanta is being
worked out. ;
AORE COW CREAM LESS COLD
CREAM URGED BY FARMER
ST. PAUL, July 2—(P)—<The av
eraege American woman last year
' I 815 worth of cosmetie ereams
on hor face and epread ralr 9 worth
of butter on her bread, Ole Hansen
Nebrazka dairy farmer, told the
Ameoriean Instituke of Cooperatior
Wedneaday in a gpeech in which he
vivocated “more cow eream and lese
¢old eream.” '
Ti-g- remedy is for dairvmen to
been enacked into law.”
Upshaw praised the writings of
Watson's, “masterpicces.”
“Sueh a notable Ameriean oucht
to have a worthy memorial in the
mpital of his native state, and T hope
that many who hear today and many
who read this stalement will prompt:
lv communicate with on. James H-
Boykin, choirmsin Watson Watson
Memerial Association Ansley Hotel
Wianta, Go., who is giving himself
unzellishly to this patriotic move--
maont.”
All Wooi Tailored 3-piece Suit
$25.00
French Dry Cleaning
. Steam Pressing
Shoe Shining
Shoe Rcpairing
Hot or Cold Shower Bath
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FORD “U DRIVE IT SERVICE
Closed Car, warm and comfort
able-—~Balloon Tires
4 Call 154
“Ask Your Neighbor”
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LNt S 8 TO WESTBROOK'S TOMORROW!
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Hundreds of happy feet will maveh thra these doois tomorrow—
. and we are inviting yours—and we undersiand that you are a !
\'a-!:,\' particular man, Al the heiter—for ail the better apparel
15 here—all the bétter values—and it will be all the better when
we're busy—for we piteh better ball when we get waried up.
MICHAELS-STERN COOI, SUITS - LINEN SUITS -
—METRIC SHIRTE -LEWIS UNION :
SUITS—STRAWS. *
W. H. WESTBROOK
CORDELE, GEORGIA
: DRESS UP. YOU LL MAKE MORE MONEY THE DAY YOU START WEARING OUR BETTER CLOTHES |
FAIR INTO ARENA
CREMONA, Italy, July 2-~The
peaceful public square of Cremona
filled with farmers attending a cattle
fair, was transferred into the sem
blance of an ancient Roman arena tc
day when five Yons, part of a travel:
ing eircus menagerie, escaped and
attacked the terror-stricken horses
and cattle,
The farmers took to their heels
but two high-bred horses and a prize
Foll, aided by a tough tom ecat, gave
battle, and, aithough torn by the
teeth and claws of the wild beasts
lfuu;"i;l. to such effect that three of
then relired, cowed inlo theiy eafl:
The other two were captured in a
groecry store.
The keeper. who had accidentally
left the cage door unlatehed; was
arrested on a charge of negligence
advertize after the fashion of the
copitictic manufacturers, he ea'd.
“Altliough eow cream iz nature's
own beautifier, American women
turn their backs on it and preas
and ‘do'l” themselves np with chalk
clay and animal oils=for men {¢
gaze, ab, eniff. gt and lick off,” he
declay .)';’z..,la'-@};,.:h%‘f L
Although the epitivabio: area of
Syria is:, estimaled., pt: - 12500,600
acres, only about . one fifih is under
-qultivation, ... £
e $ Y
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MAX E. LA N D—Attorney-AtLaw
Quick Inans Cordele renl estate, five
years at 7 percont.
REUEL E. HAMILTON—Dentist
With Dr. D. J. Williams, offices cver
7. A. Lasseter & C 0.,, phone 10, resi
dence phone 456,
DR. M. LOUISE TlPTON—Osteopath:
ic Physician. American Bank &
Trust Co. Bldg., Cordele, Ga. Phones:
Office 495, Residence 69-J.
HARRIS & BALLENGER—lnsurance
and Surety bonds, Cordele, Ga.
Ak il ki
§ M. DEKLE—Optometrist, testing
eyes for glasses, a specialty. Pate
Building, Cordele, Ga. ¢
BHT J. W. MANN-—Veterinarian. Of
fice Phonn 74, Re«. Phone 111.
el el s e
THOS. J. M'ARTHUR, M. D.—Speclnki
altention to surgery and g‘ynecol;';‘
ogy, Cordele, Ga. !
DR. M. R. SMlTH—lnternal Medicine |
and Surgery. Office American Bunki
& Trust Co. Bldg {
FAIRBANKS
PLATFORM AND WAGON
Also Warehouse And
- Store Trucks
BLA KMON HARDWARE CO.
PHONE 0532 CHURCHWELL BUILDING Bth ST.
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FRUIT JARS
DON'T WAIT 700 LATE—GET
*YOUR SUPPLY OF JARS “AND ; -
TOPS NOW WHILE YOU CAN GET
WHAT YOU WANT, ... o 0 &
GIVE US YOUR ORDER AND LET .
US SAVE THEM FOR YOU. =/ &
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W.C. REYNOLDS
PHONE 100 CORDELE, GA.
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