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METHODISTS GIVE
. SUM TO MINISTERS
TWO . MEMBERS ELECTED TO
-fiwsduvm ADVOCATE BOARD
» i%;,AT CONFERENCE AT‘AMERICUS
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(ZAMERICUS, Ga., Nov. 19.—(AD)—
] -porcelain table in one of the ante
E ms of the First Methodist chureh
Mre this morning was piled high with
:\ rency and coins totalling $652.68.
"ngrtm yhll offering from the ministery
?d lay delegates of the South Geor
fia Melhodiut conference d'nnatf-d 16
s‘!gfii_érgffifiilxité ministers from this con
fe;énu;. . : ¢
“‘i'l‘hé,l flonfifi@nfl ran from a yellow
"0 bill, .ta- pennies and there were
fia?@_l}erku also on the table. This
uin '"i‘f‘ to. he divided, according to
tfieir liéle‘('is. between five retired min
l'kérs. two of whom were sum-r:mmlf
ater-last year and three this year.
iM; the morningieession Rev, Jdim
M;'.»C‘f,-ufir‘ or Amnrif:u?%«nd Rev. 0.
. Cook, of Nashvill® Tenh., were
elecied as trustees of the mflnaglngi
tipard. off the Weslevan Chrittian Ad
nncate, the official church publieation.
Nare than $ 500,000 of the sm,oon,-“
€9 find plefiged three ‘years ago as |
an enfowment_fund for. superannuat:
ed precaherss: hass atready Meen paid
‘th‘e" fié%hrthur Maore, pastor of the .
First T'X'\i’dt-_fiodtt;l church,, of; Birming. |
limni.',":'.ijal." who is here representing]
the Methodist church hoard of fh!
!{anéq:;:iebértéd to the . conference
Ahis ‘mgrning. R ]
.MM ot Uthe $10,000,000 endowment |
fungd {k 4o be paid in five vears, start-f
ing wifh 1925, Of this fund to be
raiséd!-from the Southern Mothodist |
Chuteh “conterence, the South Geor. |
gla conterénce pledged $384,000 and |
has phid’ 890,000 of that pledge, it
was dHted. ;
' Thé Adrive will be Jaunched immedi- 5
‘ately, ageofding to the Rev.. Mr.|
Moore -#o+that ‘all the funds will be !
‘c.pl,léc'l‘eafqaéi“fi‘e next two years. '
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4% ewceptionally impressive to |
Jfrignds ! Turkey. But our meal |
gwolldn't be cmoplete without |
the fumoug and traditional |
Sdvingtioks . So .we extend |
Jrhkhkeiving greetings to all |
Jithuothe aynouncement that a
comilete overhauling of bat- :
terfés I 8 done HY ud” "We'tuke |
out TeVETY “CallTund teat it also i
the wiring and conunectigns. |
! hen \\’G'Tt‘flvfilr‘)"\ r bjzltel‘,v it
18, bound to ‘bejsizhgemgs to 8 !
ly'%h ‘maximum@iservice Bnd, satt |
isfaction. If it does nor, wee |
{are .willing to make it vight. Let :
'us«-m‘w yourg the “l»inl‘e"‘x\~g-i'“" \
Rg}!?f!! by our Shour charging !
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PHONE 121 ~ CORDELE, GA.
" BUILDING; AIRMAN DIES
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| NORFOLK, Va., November 19—
i'(/P)-—-Lieutenant Edward B. Curtis,
‘l' aged 27, of New Orleang, died short
| ly' before 6 p. m. at the naval hos
’pital here as the result of an air
i plane crash at the naval operating
I'base this afternaan when a UC-1 land
! plane las a wing while coming out of
l a loop, 2,000 fect in the air and fell
i into” the roof of a niess hall. Lieu
| tenant Delbert S." Cornwell, 26, of
}Phillipi. W. Va., thigpilot is in the
i:}fnspital critically injured, but fox
r'pected to recover. |-
] Lieutenant Curtis was visitinm‘hem
; while awaiting a tour of duty on the
‘lfUnitcd States steamer Marblehead,
i having recently been trahsferred
éfrom Pensagola, Fla. Cornwell ard
| Curtis were members of the class of
l 1922 at Annazpolis unq had always
!'b(-en rloge friends, Cornwell is at
| tached to the VO-6 squadron, navai
| air station. i |
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; N T T
~ AUCTION SALE USED
|
- AUTOMOBILES
! 7 iy il B 59 i R
- Wlll_sell ‘before the:. .court hguse
f,.dour in Crisp County, on Saturday,
MNovember 27th, beginning: st ¢ 18:80
AW, abopt . twenty uged cars, that
‘have' Heen r‘e'-pemsnsse(# "Dy “'various
Credit’ Companies. Titles to these
cars will be guaranteed, Mechanical
tondition not gugaumedi You will
always, find somé® good bargaing in
these gales. N 3455
Thexe cars go auction.
C. O.'NOBLE,” Auctionear.
GRS ey
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The Japgneée ha_ve. forbiddex the
ancient Korean custom of carving
& design on the néek of a girl who
has jiited her lover.
S b
Is a Prescription for }
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
B It killg the germs. norronem
f““Never a Special Sale’” Means~
| Lower Prices in the Beginnjng
| Says Stephen Philibosian, Inc.
Well Known Dealers in Faoeni
ture, Rug-.?»nd Dpnperies, Fx- |
plain Significance of ‘Th's |
| Unusual Poliey. |
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~ When the firm of Stephen FPhiliho
~sfan, Inc., of Atlanta, advertises they
“never conduct*a “Special Sale,” gomo
people do not grasp the fuil signifi
cance of thig policy, and for the pur
pose of thoroughly explaining why
such a plan is of special importancd
to the buying -public this article is
written.
it “stands to reagon that say j!irm‘
that: never conducts a special cut
Lprige..sale. must mark their moerchamn.
dise so low in the beginning that a
eeinl sale will nog be"‘ncg.fi!fsgsry in
rndh; to move thdhstotk. & i |
é”!"h_is is precisely what‘._'wgligf fym of
Stephen Philibosian, Inc., does. When
new furniture, rugggor draperies are
bought, the sel\hfirke is marked
30 low that it is Necessary to cut
the price and wage an intensive eell-‘:
ing cambaign to move the goods. Péo
ple come to the store, see the remark
ably low prices and by comparison!
with other prices they see the gen-!
uine values offered. |‘
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A Big Advantage to the Buyer. |
. When ope stops to analyze this pol-!
fey, 1t {8 readily seen that this mer-|
chandising plan works to big advan
tage to the buyer. For Instance: sup
pose you were running a store that
congducted special sales. When you
bought new .merchandise, you would
mark it up to what the average stqrei
considered a fair profit. If the gobds
were: not sold at this pgice they cw‘ufl
Jremain in your store for months, may-
Lo years. Finally, in order to get r'!df
-of such surplus, you would conduct a'
gut-price sale. You would cutthe otlg
inai price to such a point that the
public would consider it value enough
’to,m. PN B ’,\, Gt
~ From the public's standpoint peoplej
are buying merchandise lower in grice|
; than it has been marked in the past,
" but, at the same time, they are buy-/
t‘ing goods which may not-show that,
they are shop worn, but it s true
navertheless that this merchandise has!
| stood on the floor far a considerable|
| time. ‘
° @. L. DEKLE AND BROTHER
UNDERTAKERS . EMBALMERS
RESIDENCE PMONES 513 & 515 »~ OFFICE PHONE 277
CORDELE. GEORGIA
‘GASOLINE MADE OF COAL
| moggsm OF GERMAN
PITTSBURGH, Novembet 18%“’»-
A treatize on the transmutioh o
synthetic gasoline from cosl w.ffsub
immo[y; to the iflternn’::onnl ‘nnfor-
Lence on bituminous coal here today
lhy l“rnrvssor 'rauz Fischgr, director
luf the institutute for (-nn‘esnr(:h at
I\'finheim-nnr, Germany. ;
Professor Fiscer, inventer of a lig
‘nid fuel oil whichhe calls 4'Cynthol.”
sald it was pnsxiblé'tn produce p«-:r{»-
leum-ike producfs from the bitumen
of coal, peat and oil shale, ‘and from
waxes and fats by decompering ihose
materials through d istillation at Jow
temperature with or withaut prossme
“Synthol” is .a. mixture of «ak 2liol
aldehydes and hydrocarbons, and al
ready has been successfully used in
automobile engines as a substitute for
gasoline, according to Professor
\[ Fischer,
i “For an independent industry, that
is, one that intends to n#mfacturé
petroleum.like products as its chief
product, only coal or its residue of
distillation, coke, and the products of
their comvlete gasification can be con
sidered as raw materials! Such an in
dustry must, however, ‘puraie 4 dif
'ferer_lt; gourse. The ok application .of
the heat is not sufficient,” he told the
delexates';éaAgh‘eréé tlrvon}‘ all Ap’zgrtsu‘ of
the world, -~ L R S
_ Discussing, the; prohlem .of benzine,
he said: “Mnuch: is heard mow ahont
the unfavorable actiou in.a.motor’ of
the zenzine which has heen in' the
trade cince before the war, and it is
well known that the low boiling ben
7ine which could be pui'chas‘ed cheap
ly before the war, can no longer be
:supp"lio.d on the scade. In this pres
ent day benzine, of the fflllpg _ sta
tions, many more high boiling points
are put than was the case formerly.
Moreover, many Kkinds 'QQ benzine
contain’ the so-called cracktd benzine
of which it is said in m:in.v; quarters
that it is llkewi@%pgssgsg_gs oxtraordi
neevily, fayoxehle: applities, .
S T T Te A o e gr
Philibosinn Policy. Mezns New
verchandise, i
Mihe podicy bol Stepliag - Philibosiom,
Ine., 40 never congust.a speeial salo
mesns that goods must he piiced: right
1 .{‘“.: Beastheing. much a 4 policy ag
suter your tirat when you go thelg and
malke .a purchase it is ahselgtely new
merchandise that your hn.\'..y i
It is a well-known fact.that the
vogue in furnitura and household fur
nishings changes just as surgly as
ihe vogue in clothes. Although this
cchange in furniture vogue may not
eome about Yas rapidly the change
comes nevertheless and people who
are’ Interested- in- keeping . up - withr
the times want the, latest Ideas In
furniture design when they bhuy.
~~Anyphe who. doubts the guality and
style of the furnitiire biféred: for sale
by Qt_op!wm Philibogfan, Ind., meed
only wisit this beautiful store and see
thq merchandige for themselves.
Qalh Policy' Means Lower Prices.
Here is a stord.that offers the “‘ultra
smart” in furniture and home fur
nishings at prices far lower than vou
would expect to pay for such mer.
chandise. ....... .
When one goes-through tais big
cstabiishment in Atlanta and sees the
amaaingly low prices marked on fur
nigure that hasd such obvious quality
and distinction, it {8 really amazing.
The explanation i{s that heve is a firm
that sellg only .for cash aund by .selling
for cash they are able to operate on
a very low margin of profi
In the last analysis it i:&-ls cash
pollc.\" which ‘enables the fifm ot Ste
phen "Philibosian, Inc., to advertise
they never canduct a “Special, Sale.”
It is this cashspolicy which enables
thém to ‘mark merchandise so low in
pricegin the beginuing that it 1s not
necessary to cenduct .a special ‘cuts
price sale in order *o move the gooeds,
Visit This Store Before You Buy.
Anyone contemplating the purchase
of fu,niture, rugs or drapgries will
make a big mistake not to" visit the
beautiful store of Stephen Philibosian,
Inc., at 581 Peachtree streét, Atlanta,.
before buying. Here is an establish
ment that offers the most advanced
ideas in, home furnishings at prices
that are.re ; zingly low.
When yofimms"htore and see
the prices that their cash policy makes
possible, you will realize just what R
costB for you to say “Charge it.”
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
A C.L RAILROAD -
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| BUYSA.B.AND A.
'SALE NOW ONLY NEEDS 1. cc‘
; APPROVAL TO BE coMfiLzTéb.!
| ATLANTA. Nov. léi‘:'--'rfi’.%':",'&‘:m“‘#é:fi"!
|l¥i;'lliingll:clll and Coast Rfli‘llrf)ad is toj
aucceed the Atlanta, Birmingh:-fix and
!Atl:mtic. :
| 3 : X k& I
' ;’%&a@j};‘f,-’?”“ly the ‘ormal approv
tal‘b “gale hy the Interstate (‘.ommer?'.e!
’Commissinn, all other details of thei
purchase of the A. B. & A. by the
‘Atl:mUc (Coast Line have bheen wm-}
pleted. Information here, from coun-!
sel for “the .purchasers, is that theyi
aQave intimation that the formal ap-’
proyval of the I. C. C. will" be forth-:
coming at. once, S t
Judge Sam H. Sibley has signed a’
decree of the court making the salel
of the A. B. & A, to the Coast Linei
absolute and this, it is stated, termi
nates {the litigation of those int,el'ez;tfl
ed ¢ !mmon gtack partie: who sought
to h;ld up the'sale. A charter for the[
proyosed new ,rogd is now to bhe a:)-l
pli::)j for and’wHen these details are|
co plete{l. the Atlanta, Birmingham!
and Coast is to be operated as a sub-|
sidigry of 'thé "Atlantic Coast Line. !
T?é"rg’cord" of tl!e"rna(l, under t,;l_l_ei
r}ec?iver'shi'p of ‘B. L. Bug, 'Tl::\g "hé‘e'ns
rather a remarkable one. When tho‘
receivérship wis first ordered by the
gburté, several years ago, the“prbb
erty was not uiak!n’g 'éxpeuses,‘ was
in /a ‘badly run:idown conditicn, and
wag’ sorely beseat ‘with labor 'trnubles.'!
'fra,ins weve wrecked and bridges |
buri;ed mysteriously, and some casi
alties occurred coincident with the
labor troubled. Persistently the ad
ministration of the receiver stuck to
its lbollcy of deallhg as amlcu’bl‘y'“al
possible with labor, doggedly fighting
for Dbusiness enough to keep moving
and finally the rtend of heavy ‘ship
ments to and from Florida and
through this section bhrought business
m;%fififi. &A. In every way it
could communities along the- line
wei'ev offered encouragement to: niake
business as they did, |
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SHOOTERS” | il
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- ~HOW MUCH-IS THAT BROWN SUIT” “WHAT IS THE |
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THEY ‘WEARING THE HAT BRIMS UP OR DOWN?» .
THIS IS A VERITABLE TINFORMATION BUREAU ON .
STYLE—ON “WHAT’S WHAT” FOR MEX — SO PLEASE
FEEL WELCOME .TO SHOOTING YOUR: QUERTIONS
ENOWING YOU WILL RECEIVE AN INTELLIGENT AN- -
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