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OFFICE PHONE 30
A DEED AND A WORD
A little stream had lost its way
Amid the grass and fern;
‘,passing stranger scooped a well,
Where weary men might turn;
He walled it in and hung with care
A ladle at the brink;
He thought not of the deed he did,
But passed again and lo! the well
by summer never dried
Had cooled ten thousand parching
tongues,
And saved a life beside.
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A nameless man, amid a crowd
That thronged the }laily mart,
Let fall a word of hope and love,
Unstudied from the heart;
A whisper on the tumult thrown,
A transitory breath—
It raised a brother from the dust,
It saved a soul from death.
0 germ! O fount! O word of love
0 thought at random cast!
Ye gvlere bqti%iittléfat the first,
But mighty at the. last.
| J?-CE;ARLES MACKAY
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SUGESTIONS.
l;‘pg rugs”ééh*fi'.;i washed easier
and ‘much more thoroughly in: an
electric washing machine. It is best
to place the rugs in one at a time
and wash until clean. The op‘eration
is easier and there is no danger of
discoloration from one or the other.]
The washer should be filled with
lukewarm water to which has been{
added two tablespoons of ammonia‘
and about one cup of good wash
ing powder. Length of time which
will be required to clean the rugs de
pends upon the size, weight and
condition. After being washed they
should be rinsed twice, once in luke
warm water and then in cold water.
Care should be taken in hanging
them out to dry. They should not be
pinned up by the edges but should
be doubled over the line or spread
out flat on the ground. Rugs wash
ed this way are thoroughly clean.
last longer and are bright and
fresh In appearance.
WHAT IS GOOD PASTRY?
To make make good, flaky and
tender pastry is an accomplished art,
and it is more often said that pies
be light of hand when working with
er baked food. .
The less the dough is handled the
crisper, more tender and lighter
the crust will be. To have pies which
fairly melt in your mouth, you must
be light of hand whenworking with
the dough.
To have a light pie crust, a small
amohnt of baking powder added im
proves the texture. If you want a
crisp"tender crust, add only enough
cold - water to hold the ingredients
together, for it is too much liquidi
that results in 2 tough crust. The ‘
large amount of fat acts as a liquid |
during the baking.
Flaky pastry results when the fat
is cut into the dry ingredients and|
left in large pieces instead of cutting‘
it in small ones. Then when the
dough is rolled there are layers of
flour and fat.
Many housewives make the mis
take of cooking their pies too quick
ly and at too high a temperature.
When baked this way pastry is-diffi
cult to digest. Fats that are heated
to a high temperature decomposes
and are less readily digested, and
for this reason they should be baked
more slowly.
LEAGUE MEETING.
( All leaguers arereminded of the
regular gmeeting this evening at
eight-thirty. You will enjoy the
program. Come and bring a visitor
with you,
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Mr. and Mrs, John Sheppard and
children spent yesterday in Albany.
* Mrs. Shell, of Pitts, was shopping
in Cordele yesterday.
, Mrs. BE. S. Lasseter, of Vienna, was
shopping here yesterday.
EDITED BY JULIA NEAL
Mrs. J. T. Kemp, of Ashburn, was
a visitor here Wednesday.
Friends of Miss Loig McKinney will
learn with regret of her iliness.
‘ Mr. A. C. Gortatowsky, of Albany.
was a business visitor here today.
’ Mr. T. E. Arvaniti has returned
from a business trip to Clearwater,
Fla,
; Mrs. T. S. Kinnett and two chii
dren, of Arabi, were guests todny‘
of Mrs. M. R. Shipp. |
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Pender--
grass, of Pitts, were among the vis
itors here yesterday.
Miss Frankie Davis is attending a
house party in Montezuma this week
given by Miss Claudia Cheeves.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Story, of War
wick, were among the visitors in
Cordele today. ;
Friends will regret to know that
little Miss Elizabeth Camp has suffer
ed a relapse from her recent illness.
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| Miss Elizabeth Marshall, of Sa
vannah, is visiting her grand parents,
Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Marshall,
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Friends of Mrs. A. J. Whelchel will
be glad to know that she is recov
ering from an illness of several days.
Miss Louise Glisson will accompany
Rev. and Mrs. E. O. Heath on their
return to Clearwater, Fla,
Lawson Hunt, son of Dr. and Mrs.
G. M. D. Hunt, of Huntington, W.
Va., is here on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Mr. Cecil Pate has returned from
a vacation visit to Greenville, S. C.
Mrs. Pate and two little sons re
mained for a longer stay.
Mrs. Robert Arthur and children,
Eudora and Robert Jr., left today
for Macon to spend the week-end
with relatives.
Mrs. Will Macon, of West Palm
Beach, Fla.,, is here on a visit to
Mrs. T. G. Macon and other rela
tives.
Mr. Haines Bolin has recently add
cd a new deep porch and made oth
er improvements on his Fifteenth
avenue residence.
SHEEPHEAD
CROAKERS
MULLET
- TROUT
CORDELE FISH AND
OYSTER COMPANY
RESIDENCE PHONE 313
Miss Marion McArthur will leave
early next week for a visit to her
aunts, Mrs, Hill and Mrs, Mecks in
Moultrie.
Mrs. Fred Morris and little daugh
ter, Frederica, of Charlotte, N. C,,
who have been visiting here, return
ed home this week accompanied by
Mirs. Mokris’ mother, Mys. E. R.
Johngon and little Miss Virginia
Rose Fant.
Mrs. T. E. Arvaniti and daughters,
Misses Emma and Cornelia Arvaniti
spent yesterday in Americus, the
guests of Dr. and Mrs, Sherley.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Peck Jr.,
spent several days in Cordele this
week enroute to Savannah, Mrs.
Peck was formerly Miss Carol
Bridges.
A RADIO LECTURE
BY JEWELL WILLIAMS
EERADIO NEWS EXPERT
" (Continued From Yesterday)
llf it took one second for one os
cillation to complete its eycle, that
one cycle would be 300 million
meters long. But if more than one os
cillation occurs a second, the length
of the oscillations will be a division
of the number of oscillations and 300
million.
For nstance, if two oscillaticns oc
cur a sesond then the length of cazh
osrillation will be shortened. or di
viding 300 million by two, makes the
length of ecach wave 150 million
meters,
Therefore, if it was the intention
of a broadeast statton to send out
oscillations 100 times a second, they
would be broadcasting their waves 3
million meters long, or dividing 300
-millign l;neters—by.loo oscillatons.
Ths long wave however could not
NEW MEAT
MARKET
We have just opened
up a meat market in
connection with the gro
cery store at 313 Sixth
Street, opposite Wake
field Stable. We aim
to give the best that can
be had in both lines,
meats and groecerics, at
the lowest possibie cash
prices.
. PURE FOOD MARKET
E. J. WYNN, Prop.
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Out-Of-Town Things
Your local merchant pays taxes in your cominu
nity, assumes his share of community enterprises
and is entitled to, and should receive, the henefit
of your bhuying power.
For the out-of-town things—MACON. Theve is
no better market. It is within comfortable driving
distance, offers invitingly wide strects and posi
tive freedom from rush and annoying tratfic regu
lations—
(A special sourtesy eard will be issued you on
application to your Macon merchant or the
Macon Ohamber of Commeree).
There is a homeyness, too; a cor
diality in the greeting which
adds to the convenience, comfort
and economy of shopping there.
You Can Get It In Macon
RETAIL MERCHANTS BUREAU OF THE
MACON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
Regularity is an important feature
of suecessful office hours—except as
to being late.
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‘ Please be advised that the oppor
tunity you've been waiting for has
just been picked up by a chap who
was looking for it.
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Tools are for those who can' handle
them; what good's a chronometer
to a sewer-digger? '
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very well be used, because it would
take a very powerful station to sead
this wave only a few miles, Also, in
receiving it would require tre
mendous natural wave apparatus and
the tuning would be so broad, only
one or two stations could be broad
casting in each area.
I used the figure of 100 oscilia
tions a second merely to impress hew
the lengths of the wave determines
the frequency, or the frequency de
termines the length of the wave.
More Tomorrow g
You can find the Radio News ex
pert every day at the Cordele Auto
Supply Co., Atorater-Kent dealers
where he will be glad to give you
free radio information, :
WHERE DID SHE GET
THAT GRACEFUL FIGURE?
You remember her of (:uurse——n()t‘
so long ago she was a regular gcare
crow—skinny is a mild word for the
way she looked.
Just look at her now—if ever a
woman had a perfect figure she has
it—she is the envy of half the girls
in town.
it's nothing to get excited about—
all she did was to take on weight—
filled out the hollows in face, neck
and chest—any skinny, weak, run
down woman can do the same and
gain a clean clear complexion at the
same time.
Just get 60 McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets far 60 cents at T.
E. Jennings or any druggist anywhere.
Take 2 after each meal and two at
bedtime and if any excessively thin
woman, or man either for that matter,
doesn’t gain at least five pounds in
30 days! Why! Money back,
One very thin woman gained 10
pounds in 22 days. Ask for McCoy’s.
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Select a genuine X
Orange Blossom
Engagement Ring
and later match it with
a superb
Orange Blossom
Wedding Ring
—Gold
-~ Platinum
- jewelled
C. A. Crowell
Jeweler And Vision Specialist
CORDELE, GA.
We Are With Another -
Week of Money Saving
VALUES.
OUR FRIENDS HAVE ASK US TO CONTINUE OUR SALE
ONE MORE WEEK, FOR THEIR POCKET BOOK'S SAKE.®
§0 HERE GOES ANOTHER WEEK OF FAST AND FURI- ‘j{
SRR, | i e s i o g
Kvery wash suit in the
House at and below cost
—(Come on Boys.
$5.95°510.95
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MAKE IT A HABIT OF TRADING HERE WHERE YOUR
DOLLARS GET THE MOST. ~ ¢ '+ _
aoe Plaza Pongee faney
patterns — Guaranteed
washable—36 inch wide
Speeial 1 sc
At ‘
OUR NEW FALL NUMBERS IN LADIES FINE SLIPPERS
ARE COMING IN DAILY, ALL AT MONEY SAVING PRICES
‘Mnn’s $1.50 grade 220
‘whiiu bhack denim Over
alls—Sizes 92
tiu'“ at o ssc
EVERY PRICE SPELLS A SAVING IN THIS BIG SALE— ‘
DON'T MISSIT—-EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE STILL ON
SALE NEXT WEEK.
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Gleaton S Dept. Store
123-125 ELEVENTH AVEN'UE CORDELE, GEORGIA
IKvery man’s dress shoe
in the House at
This is a real saving—
Clome next week sure.
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9-4 Bleached & Brown%
Sheeting — 81 inches
wide—Good as the Best
—Special
Mercerized Pongee 36|
inch wide, A regular 50¢|
value—Special l
Bale 'ee ... .. zgcl
i:_’.'u- erade solid (‘o]ol'%
Chambry *
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About 300 men’s dress
Shirts to close out at -
,$1 -29 .
These include the white
and colored Broadeloth
—All no fade Shirts.
26 inch Sheeting — fair
grade & a big 10¢ seller.
At Special o
e.. 7’ C|
Men’s, Women’s and
}(‘hilclrvn’s Hood tennis
Shoes — $l.OO grade —
This week $1 00
ay . .
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