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DFFICE PHONE 30
CITIZENS OF TIME
Tickle my taste with the tinkiing
chime
Of the grape-juicy modern rhyme, °
. But seal not all that classic lore—
The priceless mellow wines of yore.
" 01d Homer, without%.ortal eyes,
In dream and truth saw vigions rise;
They who in him no beauty find—
Not Homer, but themselves, are
blind.
! C\r at Pifxdnr's odes and poems clear‘
Sifmvé charm to please the car.
" Sweet Virgil’s harp and ringing lays
OAf Horace in Rome’s golden days ‘
Lit the torch of Arriosto, |
Aroused the geniug of Tasso;
Gave Dante’s muse Olympic fire,
And tuned our Milton’s hcavenly
lyre.
The Past, a giant, is not dead;
The Now is but the eye, the head
Unto the everlengthening Then
That lives in every Where and When,
And makes in every age and clime
The mighty citizens of Time. ;
~ ..., . —ERNEST NFAL
-TODAY’S RECIPES. ;
South American Tea Biscuit
LD eof ffeast: one-half ¢tE
Ot
cupful of lukewarm water; one
tablespoon of sugar; three and one
half cupfuls of sif{ted bread flour:
one scant teaspeonful salt; two table
~ spoons of melted shortening. Dis
solve yeast and sugar in lukewarm
liquid, add shortening and one-half
the flour. Beat well, then add salt
-and remaining flour or enough to
make a firm dough. Knead thorouch
ly, roll and cut with biscuit cutter.i
Place in oiled pans a little distance
apart. Cover and let rise about two§
hours or double in bulk. When light
bake in quick ohen (450 degrecs F)
10 minutes. ('i‘:\vo 3i!ovfr.a are re}iuxiredj
to make these): .’ i . J
Lemon Sponge Pie |
Two tablespognfuls of;,lémomjuiqg;i
one-half teaspoonful of grated rind
of lemon; four teééfii&onfuls of flour
one tablespoon margarine; one cup
ful of sugar; two eggs, one cupful
milk; pastry. Cream the margarine
band sugar; add flour. Separate
white and yolks and mix yolks with
sugar/ @nd margarine. Add the lem-
THE CIVIC CLUB.
Atlanta has weeds and unclean
rlaces, according to an editorial in
the Constitution. Why not Cordele?
Atlanta is cleaning up her unsizht
1y spots and destroying the brecding
places for diseases. Why not Cor
dele?
Red
Snappers
Croakers
Mullet
Shrimp
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CORDELE FISH AND
OYSTER COMPANY
EDITED BY JULIA NEAL
on juice and rind, then the milk.
Fold in the whites of the eggs and
“bake in one crust. Start in an even
450 degrees F., bake 10 minutes.
Reduce heat to 325 degrees and F.
and bake until set, 30 minutes more,
Judge Wade Lasestet'r, of litz
gerald, was in the city today.
Friends will regret to know uf
the illness of Miss Lola Dekle a 8
Miss Grace Woodward, of Vienna,
was among the visitors in town ycs-‘
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fate McKinney av
nounce the birth of a son who has
been named Herbert Webster. |y
Misses Louises Fenn and Ensign
Harder will enter Columbia Institute
at Columbia, Tern., this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Caudle ard
children spent }'e§terday in Val;
whta. iAHA L 2nions
Glenn Arthur is back from a va
cgtion trip to qusonvillc d Pajk
u!ywm Gg3 m!lsfi& |
PR S e § < ]
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Markert spent
Sunday with relatives in Hawkins
ville.
Mrs. Lee Coney and little son, of
Macon, arrived yesterday for a visit
to Mrs. Coney’s sister, Mrs. Gone
Neal.
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Paul Lamar Browning, son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. M. Browning, will en
ter Riverside Academy in Septem
ber & :
. Professor Jones, of Fitzgerald,
sspent iyesterday and today in Cordele
with friends enroute to Dalton where
he will teach in“the High School.
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Miss ‘Bessie NeSniith of Norman
Park, who has been visiting Mrs. C.
A. Crowell has now gone on to
Besoco, West Virginia, where she
will teach again this year.,
Miss Eugenia Marshall, grard
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. B.
Johnstone, is at' home again after a
visit to relatives and friends in Ma
con and Savannah, l
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Crowell had as
their guests during the past week
their brothers, Prof. J. M. Crowell
and family of Arcadia, Fla., Prof.
E.A. Crowell of Haines City, Fla,
and sister, Mrs. J. H Stewart, of
Opelika, Ala, -
NOTICE !
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Mr. J. M.
Lavender
Now has charge
of our
MARKET -
and will appreci- |
ate the patronage
of his old customr
ers and friends.
W.I. HARRIS
GROCERIES & FRESH MEATS
Telephone 55
RESIDENCE PHONE 313
Mrs. Howard Niesler, of Reynolds,
and her guest, Mrs. FEarl Wright,
of Macon, motored to Cordele ves
terday, and were occampanied upon
their return by Mrs, O. N, Alien
and children, who will visit Muys.
Niesler hefore returning to their
home in Chattancoga, Tenn.
Mrs, Clara Patterson and two chil:
dren, Ruth and John [ranklin of
Homerville, are guests of Mrs, Pat
terson’s uncle, Judge D, A. R. Crum
and family this week.
Miss Louise Glisson returncd to
day from Clearwater, Fla, where she
has been delightfully entertained ihe
past two weecks as the guest of Mrs
E. 0. Heath.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Ftersoll, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Ebersoll, Miss
Margaret Ebersoll and Mrs Guy
Loudermilk, all of Jacksonville, have
been guests of their frolntivc's,._Mr:
apd Mys, Homer Raingg and Mi. and
Mis. 'F::}e McKinney, jenroute home
after a trip to Ohio. ' = 77
CITFGAX NOTICE
a&‘g&t :w ‘-’i';flm_——:;:; ;'_ !‘,A’ S
The books are now' open for {he ;
payment of 1926 city taxes. Pay now |
and save worry and further costs.
S. J. HILL, City Manager 9-I‘2
S. Chamblee, campaign manager for
Dr. Hardman.
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‘ FLAVOR
: Alasting treat
) and good for
teeth, appetite,
and digestion.
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‘- CIRCLE THEATRE
hedui g CHILLED BY GULF BREEZES, codLEST SPOT iN TOWN .
© What a sweeping revelation of this reckless age., -
“PADLOCKIED”
A FLAMING MODERN DOCUMENT .*
BY REX BEACH
“LIVE COWARDS”
Riotous laughter and hair-raising thrills.
COMING THURSDAY
. Blanche Sweet and hig east in
“WHY WOMEN [LLOVE?
% THE C:RCLE YOUR OWN THEATRE WHERE COMFORT =::__-—=
= COURTESY AND ENTERTAINMENT REIGN SUPREME E
TALMADGE NAPS UNDER
ROADSIDE SHADE TREE
STATESBORO, Ga. Septewmber 1
e (P)—LBugene Talmadge, candidote
for commiscioner of agriculture
“sprung a new one,” in Georgin
campaigning today, ITe left Mcßao
at an early hour this morning, cu
route to Statcsboro. On the way,
feeling tired and fatigued because
of the strenuous campaign he is con
ducting, he stopped hig car and Iv
ing down in the shade of a tree he
side the roadway slept for an houy,
He told of the incident when he
reached “Stateshoro,
Iriends of Mrs, FEva Mae Dowly
will regret ‘to koow that her condi
tion is worse today. She underwent
an operation on Saturday.
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Chani€ys Aune al
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| ADMISSION 10¢ & 25( .
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CAPITOL THEATRE
YOUR HHOME THEATRE
'~ Operated By Home P‘nlks/
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Every Day Special
CASH
15 POUNDS SUGAR
$ I lUO :
24 LLBS. FLOUR—SWEET
ROSE—CAPITOLA— ORI
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$ I n 35
FRESITI MEATS AND |
GROCERIES
EVERY THING GOOD TO EAT
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Carr Grocery Co.
PIHHONE 541
“BEST LAID PLANS”
FAIL BANK ROBBERS
KIRKWOOD, Mo., Scptember -
(/M-—A bank robber who forgoes to
bring a sack, a stubborn youay
woman, who refused to lic down, an
unidentified person who scized a
telephone and gave out the alarm,
and a siren perched on top of the
city hall contributed to the failure
ol an attempted hold-up today of the
Kirkwood bank by three men.
The bank saved $15,000 in casn by
"the odd combination of circum
stances but the robbers escaped
while police ruched, in answer th
the wrong bank,
An English employee has Yeen on
time to his work for 50 years.
AS LONG AS
THEY LAST
60 sets decorat
‘ ed China Cups
and Saucers
“THIS WEEK AT
A real pick-up.
Don’t pass up
- this great value.
‘Blackmon Hdw. Co.
PHONE 532 CH;:(:!::V\YE]:LS:B;;&DIIN?' Bth BT.
WE HAVE THE
THAT WE HAVE EVER OFFERED
One 1926 Chevrolet touring—nearly new— at a
e o SPEB
'wo 1925 Chevrolet touring—Real bargain.,
several Ford and Buicks different models—All
it real bargains.
Now is the time to get a good ear at the right
wice,
CALHOUN CHEVROLET CO.
CORDELI, GEORGIA
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Goodyear Tires
A High Priced
Are Not Hig rice
Just hecause Coodyear Tires are the standard of highest quality,
a lot of car owners have the idea that Goodyears are high priced.
Positively, they are not, You can get a genuine Goodyear from
us for as little as you are asked to pay for an ordinary tire—
mayhe even less. Don’t shop around, Come in and get a Good.
year,
SO Lo RYALS
Phone 67— Buick Distributor
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