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T e R el e e ot e
\w TWO MORE DAYS OF LIFE
% TO CONDPEMNED NEGRO
' TALLAHASSEE, Fla,, December 9
—(®) LA clerk’s crror that : sent a
dcath?arrant to Raiford state pris
‘on witßout the signature of Govern
or Johp W. Marfin was responsible
for at I‘east a tyo-day life extension
for Aréhurh‘fi‘?lliuxns. Miami negro.
Williams was to ‘}Hve walko;d to
the elé{ctric chair Tuesday to pay
Mor thé murder of a Miami neg-ro,}
“but bavely an hour before the death
march Wwas to begin the error in"the{
warrant was discovered and the gov
ernor telegraphed Wardey Blitch to
stay the execution. /
- The warrant returned here for the
signature, was to leave by mail Wed
nesday and Williams will be executed
before the end of the week. Under
Florida law an execution 'is set any
day during a specified week, other-‘
qwise Williams would have to be re
sentenced. i ; I
= The error was duc to the attach
i\’?g; of ty_vo death warrants together,
"? ““"a‘s explained Wednesday. One of
~ the warrants called for the. execu-|
":_:tipn of Willie. Green, who was elec-l
iroented two weeks ago, Green and
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: A friend of owrs was remarking
:ft-to us tat things aren't like they
yused to be. “A man used to put
: ‘pow(l(-r in his g oand go out
. and get a deer,’ he says. “Now
:' the DEAR puts powder on her
. cheeks and goes out to HUNT
' A MAN." One thing that doesn’t
. change, however, is the Prest.
| ,‘O-l.ue battery. Over rough roads
and smooth, up hills and down,
Vyour ear bears vou safely and
. comfortably if equipped with p
Prest-O-Lite battery, the king of
batteries for all purposes. Put
one in your car and forget your
“battery troubles,
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. QUICK SERVICE BATTERY
PHONE 38 CORDELE, GA.
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SANTA CLAUS
MASTER BAKER
He works for usg, you sce, and
that is wliy vou can get such
delicious cakes and pies here,
even Dbetter than homemade.
Place yoftr order with us for
Christmas now and you'll be
sure of getting what you want,
when you want it,
i PHONE 121 CORDELIE, GA.
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COULD YOU IMAGINE?
How much better your olq hats
could be made to LOOK if you
have them Cleaned and Blocked.
Until Jan. Ist we are going to
Clean, Block, Stiffen and Re
shape Hats for Seventy-Five
Cents. We wont buy anymore
hats for awhile,
. STEAM DYERS
DRY.CLEANERS
Phone 154 7th Streei
“ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR"
PEAY, STATE ATTORNEY
JURY OFFICER CONFER
NASHVILLE. Tenn., December 9
~—(P)—Governor Austin Peay, who
recently launched a fight on the high
price of gaSoline in Tehnessee, to
day was in conference with C. Ver
non Mines, assistant attorney gen
eral of the county, and Carl Harding,
m'e;nd jury officer. None of the thyec
would discuss the psubject of the
conference, Significance -was attach
ed to it, because of rumors ‘that a
number of smaller distributors and
retailers meetingv'l‘uesday night vhnd;
agreed not to meet a 3-cent cut in.
gasoline prices, made Tuesdag by one|
local dealer. I
ELECTRICAL
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. Eléotric Ranges Electric Floor Wagers é
Frigidaires 4 ! Watfle Irons %" r
‘Bridge Larnps ‘ Electric Cigarette Lighters é |
Floor Lamps ~ Christmas Tree Lights -
Table Lamps Electric Heaters for Bathrooms :
Boudoir Lamps Electric Irons '~ &
Electric Percolators ] Electric Grills |
Electric Urns Toasteré ‘ i 2
| ‘Electric Warming Pads Water Heaters f”Shaving §
Electric Vacuum Cleaners. Curling Irons ]
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EVERYTHING SOLD ON TERMS'
MAKE AN APPOINLMENT AND WE WILL BAKE YO&R \
CHRISTMAS LOAF. CAKES FREE IN. AN ELKECTRI€E
RANGE. P o § i\
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Soutli Georgia Fower Company
PHONE 101
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Modern Methods of Fatming
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fmetragean: 0O ([ M SRt = -y BNI
WILL KEEP | et S, e o F e
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DO YOUR :I‘ss'*“’/?1???{“ *;lé,f»’,i iER v@;fp;,/gyff ”:
B¢ s SRS ERB€6£ 8 & 8 S 7T A B
WORK THE **;ff': } ””W{fifi#' =¥ fi. fiég/’:f@é
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ordele Implement Co.
TELEPHONES: OFFICE 182 — RESIDENCE 209
““Good Equipment:-Makes A Good Farmer Better"
| THEATER OWNERS TURN AND
- INVOKE JERSEY BLUE LAW
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IRVINGTON; N. J., December B—-
Angry because théy had been. ar
-leéted for: gperating on Sunday, a
i number df taeater owners have in
~wvoked the New Jersey “blue laws”
against 28 gasoline filling station op
erators who sold fuel on Sunday.
- The 28 were fined $2 each by Re
eorder John Stoddard.
% This was considered a victory for
the theater men, who had been fined
but $1 ecach, and they announced
that Lhey wofild contine thelr cam
paign to put the lid on all Sunlay
activity in the state until allercd
'dis,crimination azainst perforrinacy
is halted, )
|'SHINERS WHO TELL cUSTOMERS|
| NAMES. GET A LIGHT SENTENCE
l MOULTRIE, Ga,, Dec.~B.—Makers
{and scllers of. whiskey who are con-|
s\'i(-t(:¢1 in the superior courts of t'.v.;g
!Albany cireuit, or who enter {)lfgn.; of/l
,shorter sentences if they disclése thc:
inamus of their customers, under a:
j new system to be followed by Judge
iW. V. Custer. [n-apnouncing his ivn-!
tention to carry out such a pnli('_vi
;Judgé Custer pointed out that the |
"Georgia law provides no pu‘nis'hment‘
for those who buy whiskey. It is
' hiz conviction that it will be hclp-f
ul to cause of prohibition if the
'namesg the customers of bootleg
~erg, or moonshiners are given to
the fiublic. S
; ALL-WOOL
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KEverybody needs a good wool dress for
these, cold windy days.
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" P TB6hinelf Wool QMiting 48 a 1 F 520 AR i
ey SN LARN R 35¢ i
7o uosmelt Btk and Wool Suiting 1A 1:
04-inch Ba?brigg;m flannel, extra hgavxdlwml
and sells regular at $5.00, a{_ ORN¥ N B 53'49 i
n4-inch colored bordered flannel—regular %5.00 Thi
nomber=—Bpecial .y e e $2'49 :
45-inch all wool Charmeen—regular $3.50 value :
Fine ‘wool plaid flannels, 54-in¢h, regular $5.00 :$298 %
value-—~good all wool Aamber . Vinci ioo i
$3.95 value plain all wool dress flannel—s4-inch :
; wide———at5pecia1price......f..,.....................52'95
You get a dress,;;;i"r()ln two yards-these 54-inch goods, That willo¢* | -
be like finding one in-comparison with what a ready made dress it
would cost you. Come, and Save. |
| Red Star Bird Eye cloth—lo vd. holt - ¢AO |
27-inch wide sl‘49 !
ket Sale
Wool Blanket Sale |
What’s More Appropriate to Give Than a Pair of Fine Wool |
. . Blankets. All Big Double Bed Size. o
%?K(fi’l i attbn Slelits 3 a '
: $3.90 Plaid cotton Blaakets s |
.+‘C.5() half wool Blankets :
$7.50 three-quarter wool Blankets i g '
$lO.OO all wool plaids ;
Bargains in Wide Sheeting—=Sheets—Pillow -
' ' | | Oaden-—Towelg eto. ~ - 0 o o KLY
F il RERD COME BAVES o ÜBa M }
oz ‘1,,( and toz:i;: quarter Pepperell Sheeting, bleached (¢ -; i
. saugbicn MRdi—alllgo thIS SAIE O-. oo minnnnn s ime sa 39c b
$1.:">0. ,‘é(\:!!z‘."os‘st shoete—mnma hetter— | : '
81x90—Special sl'l9
42x36 50¢ grade Pillonv (novo—-while they last ;
42x36 39¢ vailuc— special
22xX44 Turkish Towel, with selvedge edge,
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= $2.50 value all pure linon—’——h‘eavv weight
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72 inches wide at sl'49
: } caton’s | Jept. St
-\ l‘gaton S ept. Store
123-125 ELEVENTH AVENUE - CORDELE, GEORGIA
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