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WEDNESDAY, 'NOVEMBER 10, 1926
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$5% SAVED -
| BY BUVING YOUR TIRES, TUBES, .
GAS, OIL AND CAR PARTS FROM US
© STANDARDGUARANTEED CORD TIRES b
LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICE
CORDELE HADE CO..CORDELE WRECKING HOUSE
PHONE 431 W CORDELE, GA.
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DEAL FAIR
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You wish a good supply of eggs? Well
then feed your hens a good balanced :
ratien. PURINA HEN CHOW AND
CIIICKEN CHOWDER will turn the
trick. .
LET US FILL YOUR ORDER TODAY
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W C. REYNOLDS
PHBONE 100 CORDELE, GA.
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Gzeevgia Vs, Tech Football Game
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;ff’”g"fil WY LANDRETURN 5"75
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% Wickets on sale 12th and for frains arvriving Atlanta
morning of the 13th,
~ Return limit November 15th,
3 Make sleeping car reservations now,
! A D DANIEL. P.T. M.
KEMINGTON AND BROWNING
AUTOMATIC SHOT GUNS
Remington Kepeating Shotguns -
Lefever Double Barrel Shotguns
Remington & Western Shells
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i MODEL 11 AUTO LOADING SHOT GUN
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(rJM'?LEL 14 REPEATINE} SHOT GUN__
PRICES RIGHT
(eo. L. Riles, Hardware
PHONE 483 CORDELE, UA.
PECANS AND PEANUTS
We Are Paying Spot Cash For Pecans And Peanuts.
PRICES ARE GOOD--BUSINESS ACTIVE |
Heard Grocery Company, Cordele, Ga.
PHONES 168-169 |
See us for Loaded Shells and Syrup Cans. Also Texas Seed Oats and Fulghum Seed Oats
AWARDS AT FAIR
MANY EXHBIBIT§ ARE. wm.',
L NERS N ~2&Eém - COUNTY|
FAIR. i )
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The Cordele Public Schoels wer¢
winners of many awards at t!le couny l
2.lygfuir just closed. * i
© ~/The completed list follows} . I
Best essays grades 5,:6,+7, first|
prize, Catherine Brown; s'xth gradé?
O’Neal: second prize, James W&'nne,'
sixth grade, Northern Heights. {
Best original stories gareds 1 gndj
2 first prize, first grade Northern
Heights. |
Best original stories grades 3 and |
4 first prize, fourth grade North-i
crn leights; second prize, fourth
ovade, Northern Heights. l
~ Bost yeproduced stories grades 1,
2, and 3 first prize, first- erade,
_Northern Heights; second prize,
; threc-two O'Neal, - |
'~ Best Heaifh Posters grades 1 and
2 first prize, first”g.fi;adé ‘Northern
Hcights; second prize, second grade
%&Ifllfiiufiéifllfi-’_fi. _ }
,' k.fßest Health Posters grades 3 and
. 4 first prize four-on O’Neal; second
. prize, fourth grade Northern Heights
! Pest Health Posters grades § eznd‘
6 first prize, sixth grade Norih:rn‘
! Heights! second prize. f fth grade,
? Northern Heights.
Best Citizenship Posters grades 6
"and 7 first prize, sixth grade Nortn
;v;n Heights; sccond prize Perry
i Wheeler, O’Neal.
. Best Crayon or pencil drawings,
This Label Protests You
Is Only as Dependable as the Dealer
Who Sells it, and
We Guarantee Every One That Bears
Our Label |
Strickland Motor Company
CORDELE, GEORGIA
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
grades 1,2, 3 ‘and" 4, [lirst prize, |
{fourth; O'Neal second prize firstl
agrade O’Neal.
Best erayon or pepeil drawings
arades b, 6,.7 first prize. fifth grade
Nm&é{eights;ksécoml fiézfi;fi;{ix{h i
crad Morthern Heights. |
B{ogt'_”Watcrf Colors, grades 5.6 7
fivst ..‘ju"i::o, sixth grade Northern
Heights: socond prize. sixt‘!fii‘ig{"ade
Northern Heights,
Begt: spelling blanks for entirve
;.;radé‘; Livst prize, threq;tWo O’Neal
se'_egfid,"three-one oO'Neal: ‘
Best exhibit of eclay molding,
erades 1,2, 8 first prize second
grade Northern Heights; second
prize, third grade Northern Heights.
Best exhibit of clay molding,
erades 4,5, 6 first prize. sixth grade
Northern Heights; second prize, fifth
egrade Northern Heights.
Best booklet of general work grades
1, 2. 3 first prize, third grade North
ern Heights; second prize, flrst
arade, Northern Heights.
Best frechand and paper cutting
grades, 1 and 2 first prize two-one
O’Neal; second prize, first grade
Northern Heights,
w-Best freo hand and paper. cutting
grades 3 and 4 first prize four-two
o’Neal; second four-one O'Neal.
Becst paper weaving grades 1 and
2 first prize, first grade Northern
Heights.
Best map of Georgia showing
counties, first prize, Maude Scott,
seventh grade O’Neal; second, The!-
ma Sanders and A. J. Smith, Jr,
sixth grade Northern Heighte.
Best products map of Georgia,
first prize, Marion Faulkner, seventh
\ GUARANTEED §
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COTTON PICKING IS NOW |
~ NEARLY OVER IN GEORGIAI
WASHINGTON. November 10--i
(#)—Report of crpp, gondjtions. in|
the seathern shflo:‘a‘i,saugd _to,q;fl‘:. lx;cf
the «department -of m,riqpltprg,mf,n'{
the woek: ending, yesterday. indicates |
that rconditons hive been vmost,fta-‘
vorable Tor ‘outdoor work and . fall|
Crops. ; o '!
: T‘iygwl':o’p'g—rt:: said h—s‘fc cotton i.n'i
North Georgia was opening slowly
and many bolls were killed by frost,
picking is about compleicd in (he:
stato exceept in the north. }
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grade, O'Neal; second Virginia Pul
len, seventh grade O'Neal; third
sixth grade, Northern Heights,
Best map of Crisp county, first
prize, Agnes Gunter, seventh erade,
O'Neal: second, A. J. Sm'th Jr. sixth
wrade Northein Heighls; third, Kllel"lg
ma Sanders, sixt‘h grade Northo;'xi
Heights. :
Rest display of maps from one
grade, first, sixth grade O’Neal;
sccond, sixth grade, Northern
Heights. | &l 3 A '
Best sand table with home made
eouipment first prize, first gnui's,!
Northern Heights; second two-two |
o’Neal; third, Northern Heights. ‘
Best garment designed and mgapde |
‘by one pupl, first prize, Katheri:wt
Vinson, second, Mildred Scarboro. %
Best teaching device first — prize
two-two O’Neal.
Best drawing of ten native (icur»l
gia birds first prize, M. A, Barirow, |
fifth grade Northerr Heights, ;
Few people cantell ol o
elance whether a Used
Car is as good as it ap
poars to he. oY
Which makes it doubly
important to patromze a
dealer who has a reputa
tion for giving honest
Pacts and honest Values.
DISPATCH
WANT ADS
1 Two Cents AW ord a i
N 1 ! LOANS iiw et
epndtoaws ol vl earid—spaptifi
FARM LOANS—Quick __ggryige., ‘Seo
us. Choice farm lands for sale.
EG&_EEZES—M best terms tp be
' bad, and specialize in quick ser
| vice. W. E, Grubbs, Cordele, Ga. tf
}F(lUX(.lE*i‘OQA.l_V—S:—l\mde on both city
l and farm lands. See C. M. McKen
| zie. 7-9 tf
laz'gm*&—ms‘fir:% joat on
improved farm lands and city prop
erty. Six percent interest. Quick
is:.-rvice. O. E. Scott Jr. tf.
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'BERMUPA egmom SETS—Cabbage
plants, ffower bulbs, Phone 49. Cash
Drug Store. 12-1.
HOGS FOR SALE—Few sons and
dau;:hte'rs of big Poland China at re
et c&unty fair. Better ire p‘r:nf'mti
as more have spoken for these than I;
have for sale, Homer Dorough. 11-11 ‘
WANTED |
WANTED TO EUY - Sixty f(cns of|
Peanut hay at market price, i'lm::r-sz;
22 and 527. John Lee Wheeler. 11-l::l
WANTED EDUCATED LADIES—
to organize parties for tours to va-|
rious parts of the United States and;
to foreign ocuntries. Easy, fusoinut-{
ing work, goor commission. ANI lit-!
erature furnished. For further infor
mation write Elliott Tours, Tallas
dega, Ala. 11-12, :
CASH PAID FOR POULTRY— and
eggs every working day in the vear,
Americus Hatchery Supply C 0.,!
Americus, Ga. 12-8,
liams, Gainesville, Fla., General, De
livery. 11-11. !;’.""
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We are ready to serve you night and day at al
hours for Auto Repairs and Service. Woco Pep
Cas-—Tiolene Qil.
MOORE’S GARAGE
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AND SERVICE STATION -
PHONE 144 SEVENTH STREET NORTH
792 %7 S 5 Y% ST SN "
IBBELE GARY
. TELEPIONK 13--WILLIAMS BUILDING—I 23 W. 12th AVE,
THE BEST IN
PLUMBING AND
SHEET METATL WORK '«
PROMPT SERVICE—-WI APPRECIATE YOUR WORK
We Ship
Promptly
And
Collect
Promptly
weoms Bast Twelfth avenue; ¢lgse inj
plicne 184, 11-11. At w Pt at
FOR RENT—Two furnished bed
rooms. Eloke in. Phone 456. 11-18-26
NOTICE '
¥J.OORS—Sanded and finished old
or new. Special prices this week;
further inforation ecall 155. 11-16.
QUIT COTTON ?—No, but diversify;
and pecans is the best crop to do it
with, Inquire of J. B, Wight, Cairo,
Ga. 12-8.
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con(g;:lle LODGE I. 0. 0. F. No. 223
Me#t ‘avery Tuesday at 8:30 p. ‘m.
in W. Q;: W. 11:1.}]. Wall St, Visiiing
Prethren always' welcome.
W. M. SLOAN, N. G.
R. A. REESE, Secty.
LOST
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LOST—One brown suit case in Uny—
"dilla Sunday night, wiil be glad to
reward finder notifying J. B. Wil
LOS;'——_l:av( N;.\“'l-lnit.c Pointer dog with
brown ears, “bobbed tail, also 9-
months-old Tointer pup, bobbed tu.fl.
Reward offered. Phone 346. Huu;t
Ledbet Ler, 11-"16
WherTYou Think Of
FIRE INSURAMGCE ;
TIIINK oF
JOHN WARD
Make Him Smile—~That's A!
Office: Citizens Bank Bldg., Room §
PEACHTREE AT IVY
MIREPROOKR
Atlanta's’ ideak Residential Ho
tel . Catering to . High ('lassr“
Transients, §
Reasonabie Rates il
~ Excellent Rooms ! a
RATES FOR DAY, WEEK i 3
sidone 54508 y MONTH "
Plenty of Parking Space
o, J.-,‘?!NKAL;ER GEO. L. KEEN
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Cash in
Advance
Three Times
For Price
of Two