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Common Sense ‘Talk
LISTEN, FOLKS, WE KNOW COTTON IS CHEAP, SO HERE
GOES THE SAME ON COTTON GOODS. EVERY PRICE
SPELLS A BIG SAVING.
READ! COME! SAVE!
[, 1. Sheeting — 15¢
grade—lthe very best
at
42x56 pillow cages —
regular 29¢ value—to
sell quick at
c ’
80 oz. Osnaburg, good
quality—zpecial
THESE ARE EVERYDAY PRICES AND SPEAK FOR
, THEMSELVES MAKE SURE YOU HEAD YOUR CAR FOR
: GLEATON’'S DEPT. STORE—
Real Genuine Bargains _z'_r_szye_(!__ Departinent
’s Dept. St
Gleaton’s Dept. Store
123-125 11TH AVENUE
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193125 BLEVENTH AVENUE CORDELE, kIE,Q_B_Q,IA
9-4 81 inch sheeting
unbleached, as good
as the bhest, special at
39¢ table oil cloth —
WIIH(" and ecolors —
(uaranteed quality at
Speiials in Towels—
15¢ grade ...... 10c
25¢ grade ...... Ibc
J39¢ grade ...... 26¢
50¢ grade ...... 39¢
Red Star 27 inch Bird
Kyve—very hest at
$1.49
50¢ Loraine Gingham,
solids and checks —
guaranteed colors at
PPlaza Pongee in fan
ey fast color prints—
all new patterns—36
inch
19¢
A thousand words
can't tell the story of
the Fall showing of
Griffon elothes. A lot
of pietures can give
vou a faint idea of
how good looking
they really are. Even
omr windows trimmed
up with the new Fall
numbers can’t quite
do justice. The only
way to really get an
idea of how fine those
clothes are is to stop
in and try on a few
suits, Just received
the latest thing in
lall hats, New and
Nobby. We have one
waiting for yvou to go
with that New Fall
suit,
We are showing the
new patterns in Flor
sheimms — there's a
style for everyone.
MOST STYLES
$lO.OO
We Sell For
Cash And
For Less
PRI LAY
COUNTY SCHOOLS -
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; The Arabi school will open for the i
}fall term on Monday, Septcmoer%
: 13th, same tirl\e as Cordele. All oth-:
er county schools will open one'_‘
week later, on Monday Septemberl
’ 20th. !
| The following is a list of the‘
Crisp county teachers: |
Arabi—Miss Emma Campbell,
- Bowdon: Miss Vivian Slade, Oak-l
field: Miss Julia Patterson, Cordele; |
' Migs Nellie Mae Gunn, Cordele, ’
Adkins—Miss Hilda Pattersan, Cor
‘ dele; Miss Edna Hall, Vienna. |
Bay Springs— Miss Georgia Mc-éI
Glamyy, Rebecca; Miss Grace Ham- 1
mett, Leslie. I‘
Bridges—Miss Leila Israel, Smith- |
ville; Miss Nina Smith, Lilly; Misai
. Fairy Forehand, Lilly. |
Cedar Creek—Miss Nellie Hobby,l
"Ashhurn; Miss Lula Mae Harris, |
Ashburn. : |
' Clements—Mrs. Ruby White, |
R. F. D. Cordele; Miss Clyde H'ar-!
vard, Sumner. : ‘
Coney—Miss Iris Payne, Norman
Park. :
" County Line—Miss Ruby Shinp,
Cordele; Miss Blanche Bennett, R.
F. D. Cordele.
Friendship—Mrs. J. D. South
well, R. F. D. Cordele; Miss Lucille
Norman, Walthoursville
Hatley—Mr, Luke E. Brooks, ILo
gansville: Miss Ellen Brooks, Lo
gansville.
Haw Pond—Miss Mildred Cheek,
R. F. D. Arabi; Miss Madge Cheek,
R .F. D. Arabi :
| Midway-—Miss Aline = Christmas,
| Cordele ‘
Mr. Carmel—Miss Florrie Powers,
Cordele: Miss Ella Wehlitz, Cordele.
Pateville—M.iss Vynd;}ta McLeroy
Logansville; Mr. Ralph Iyig:Leroy, Lo
gansville; Miss Lena Wilson, Dan
ville.
Penia—Miss Florence . Isracl,
Smithville; Miss Annie Grace Ham
| ilton, Cordele; Miss Nancy Mize
Cordele; Mrs. Nina Bush, R. F, D.
Cordele. |
Providence—Miss Artie Puckett,
R. F. D. Cordele.
Ross—Miss Irma Easom, R. F. D.
Vienna; Migs Eunice Easom, R. F.
D. Vienna.
Sharon—Miss Rosalie Brown, R.
F. D. Vienna.
Tremont—Miss Lillian Patterson,
‘ Cordele; Miss Ruth Cofer, R. ¥. D.
Cordele; Miss Georgia Barton, [Fin
l leyson.
Union—DMiss Rilla Chandler, R. F.
: D. Cordele. “,'
Wenona—Mus. Josie H. Whittaker.g
R. F. D. Cordele: Miss Cleo Bens
nett, R. F. D Cordele; Miss lone
Wolfe, R F. D. Cordele. §
Ebenezer —Miss Gladys Web,
Macon: Miss Gwendolyn Turk, Cor
dele
Zion Hill—Mrs. Edna Wood, R. F.
D. Cordele; Miss Maggie Adkins, R.
F D. Vienna. ‘
No Pleasure, Says Ohio Lady,
to Go Places, Fill She Took
Black-Draught Which
Brought Relief.
Langsville, Ohio.—“ For years and
years I suffered with severe head
ache,” says Mrs. Jane Campbell, of
this place. *“lt wasn't any pleasure
for me to go gal:ces, for I came
home with sick headache, If I went
to church or to any social gather
ing or to town to shop, when I got
back I would have these headacges
and have to go to bed for a day or
more, till I would just get out of
heart and would not tri' to go.
“About 15 years ago I discovered
that Black-Draught was good for
these headaches. I began it
I would take ittwoorthmegé' ts
in succession if I felt the least bad,
and it sure did wonders for me. It
is about 14 years since I had sick
headaches, and I can go places and
:fif}"y enjoy life. It sumlg is splen-
Headache often is a symptom of
constipation. The best relief is se
cured by treating the cause of the
people have b et ot Y
people have grea e y
the use of Thedford’s %lick-
DmPureug‘;t' ble. Recommended
y vegetable.
for young and old. No harmfu] after
effocta. Sold everywhere. NC-169
More Goods
Mone Y
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TABLE DAMASK—A 75¢ VALUE—PER ¥D. .......... 50c
TABLE DAMASK—SI.OO VALUE FOR ................. Tb¢
YD. WIDE BLEACHING—2Oc VALUE—PER YD. ...... 13c
+ , PAJAMA, CHECK—2Oc VALUE FOR .................. I6¢ ™~
PAJAMA CHEOK—2S¢ VALUE—FOR ...... :...0.... 18c &
SOISETTE, PLAIN OR FIGURED—PER YD. .......... 37c
32-IN. KALBURNIE FAST COLOR GINGHAM .......... 19
NURSERY DIAPER CLOTH — FOR PIECE $1.50 AND UP
We still sell the best line of silk hose in town. Don’t Forget
us when in the market for work clothes, overalls, work shirts
shoes and we have just received the best line of work gloves
I have ever seen. - .
‘W. B. SMITH
5 2 YA
WEBB BUiLDING CORDELE, GEORGIA
Fall Is Here!
THE BUYING SEASON IS ON -
: WHEN YOU THINK OF BUYING REMEMBER
SIDTHOMPSON
Is nowl'prepa'red to show the great
est values in new seasonable mer
chandise that has been your good
fortune o see in a long time.
Our lines of Dry Goods, Notions,
Hosiery, Shoes, men’s Furnishings,
- Overalls, Dress and Work Pants,
Shirts for dressor work, Hats, Caps,
etc., is now ready for the inspec
tion of the buying public gy
Sid Thompson’s Store
Lewis & Thompson Old Stand
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Py nßDerem 50 Tl