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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1927
Office
Phone
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INEQUALITY
There never has been quite .enough
Of -some things to go}, rounds, it's
=== tough ¥l Y
Somi¢ have the good lugk wil jfhe™
== Way, ; { ":a -
While otherg get o hint 03';'{'\'\"’9—— :
"i‘ ‘“never much hgsz’t_des‘,c;‘fifl you?
vome have more ‘,vsensd_"fl;tlilal‘l th@.V:'
t..can . use, <% ] T e
And so much health ;tlgiafnthéy_,must
"% choose & # WL ;
Between the ways of spending it;,
Some have more wisdom and more
e wit e i
Than they can cash-in on; a few,
Most of the beauty, Say, do you
Know anything that's full and free
For everybody—youw: and me— .
' Except the pure abundant air?.
And even then there is a rare
Select, exclusive lot of those
Who, quite regardless of their
clothes, ;
(Get off the ancient well-know
hoax— ~ : o
Put on more zirs than other folks!
: —D. G. BICKERS:.
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SALE OF CHRISTMAS . i
ARTICLES
The ladies composing the Guaild of
the Episcopal church will hold a
sale of (}hristmas articles at Coker's
store tomorrow,. and will appreciate
the ‘patrongge of their friends.
~Mr. B. H. Palmer, of Atlanta, Wwas
here the past several days.
Mrs, K. P. Barker, of-Ashburn, was
among the visitors here Tuesday.
Paul Newman spent the past week
end in Aatlanta and Macon.
Mr. J. J. Willis, of Ashbm‘n, is a
visitor in the city today.
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Mrs. Glenn Etheridge has as her
guest, her sister, Miss Ada Marie
Faile, of Macon.
Miss Ellen Scarbore of Tnadilla,
was among the visitors here vester
dey. : 5
Mrs. Charlie Swearingen, of By
remville, was shopping in the city
yesterday. ; LI SR
- Mrg and Mrs. Peed, of Wenona,
w«' nong the visitors in town to
d: ‘ !
John Milton Lesetr, of Montezu
ma, was a visitor in Cordele yester
day.
Mpa T Averette and little son,
are visiti}]g f:‘ie]lds in Moultrie for
several days. ’
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Featurving lats of
newesi style and
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designed and mod
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Itisouraimto
serve the trade with
millinery of genu
ing character and
unquestionable val
ue.
Come in aud let us,
serve you,
' Tip 1 4
#PS. CELIA JARRARD
CORDELE, GA.
Cordele Banking Co., Bldg., 'Up
Stairs Across Hall from Office
Whipple and McKenzie,
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Edited By Julia' Neal :
| BRIDGE CLUB MEETING :
POSTPONED ;
The meeting of the Thursday At
: Ige '()hxb h-us been post-‘;‘
|Dode® gl Friday afternoon, .ands
bwill bé‘hif.;q&t( tour c'clock in thes
clyb rooms. Tk , o
’ " Misses Euctle &illiffimsk and* Eliza
'v'»@trh\_wggmmn * wiy bay hostes:ses;:
;’;ltlease;,nw v;he ‘_?)!'gqy absences,fi
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4, 4 Bafl;:'\.&" ‘Nl‘s‘q é’:"%‘vl' Arthur, of
"gm'é'rfénfi{’%[fie Yyig S in the city
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,!yesterday.‘ * Fomey. " T »
i Mr, and Mrs. ‘Lawton Ware, of
Hawkinsville, were visitors in Cor
dele yesterday.
Mesdames, Fiq}y;';wp;g, McCloud and
Slade were visitors, here from Fin
‘lynson yesterday, - 3
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' Mrs, Joiner and daughters, Misses'
lVingiuia and Katherine Joiner. of
y-Byromville, spent yesterday in Cor-.
dele. i
{ Mrs. John A. Gordon and childrerf:.:
;of‘ Rochelle, " were among those atzs
| tending the Santa Clkus celebmt;’m‘x__{.‘i
'here yesterday.: . :_%
’ Mr. and Mrs, O, V. Woodruff am%
i Mrs,. C. Josey, of Byromville, spent®
;.\'est&jduy in Cordele.* « © l
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{ Mrs. Shepperd and Mrs. Kelly, of
iJ-{ochellc, were shopping in Cordele-’*
i'}‘uesday. oy |
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} Among . those attenfling the Santa‘f
{Claus celebration here yesterday |
iwcre Mr, L. J. Mcrgan and children, '
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| Mis§ Eula Westhrosk who is at~s
?tonaing Sullins College “at Bristol, |
(Vil';:iuia, will arrive the latter p:n'ti
lolf the week to spend the Christmas !
holidays at home. |
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| Mrs. Andy Lothridge, of Cm‘delc.l
|is the .zuest of her parents, Mr, and !
iME‘s. J. L. Frierson, on Prince street, |
ix’::r several days.—Americus Time-;
f Recorder.
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| Miss Margaret "Fasteriin, who d:-'
| rected. the .play.: “Listen Lady,” pre-
E?G:W}d_]z:% evening at the anditor- |
lium' under the ausnices of the U. D. |
|, chapter, left taday for her home i
}at Climax. : !
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h Vienna visitors. here yvesterday 'l:‘-1
’¢luded: Col. and Mrs. Watts Powell, |
‘Mesdames Jimm Colling, K¥arl Lash- |
il.vy, Crawford, Hill, Col. and Mrs. !
| Robert” Lumsden, Mrs. Felix Mash- |
{!mvn and little daughter, Frances, |
i.\l:'s. Qlin - Arnold; © Mrs. Bd Dyk ";
| Misses . Anuie “Powell and Grace |
;\‘.'ood. : i
i FIGHT TO SEE WEDDING
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q LONDON -—.([\l’,)——\’Vf‘,men waited
for hours fer a =zlimpse of the-bride,
land some of themdifought and faint
!ed. i the crush -that followed the'
’wcddim‘; of Lady Mary ' Thynne to
!I;:“:‘d Nunburnhoime at St. Marga
ret’s, Westminister. 1 g
It was'the outstanding socigl eyent.
of the = season. 'AL‘he.hJ'idg_ ;:‘fi{(‘}scl‘e'
lad “been hridesmaid to hoth v’l’l'in-}
cess Mary and the Dnchess of York,
‘aml received gifts from the King and
l Queen whom many in the crowd
,mtfsi(!e tha church expected wonld
attend, Heraldic pageantry marked
%the wedding. '
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GIFTS
for the Swoetheart, Bride
and wife.
A DIAMOND
{ s a thing of peauty and a joy
forever—the sarest of all invest
ments. Come in and see them
and be convineed that our prices !
are exceptionally reasonable. ;
ONLY RELIABLE GOODS :
{ C A CROWELL,
| JEWELER & ViSION
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The barbaric motif in jewelry is]
stiil important., l
| + The Lindy is a band collar soen‘l
Emr sports coats. : l
! Very many uew .g£owns adopt lhe‘
i vastee as a smart feature. !
l Some frocks. especially those that I
Lclose at the side, are beltless. i
i The upturned brim is a feature |
'!we!? liked in new millinery. g
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. fTtrcks, incrustations and d)'upml:
‘gffects are noted in millinery, I
'?,Liaxld fageting lined with silk will |
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jbrightcu up the too-dark dress. |
’ Hard-seamed doeskin gloves are !
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emart in the one-button style. |
: Piping is used to define the smart |
‘lines of velvet and satin frocks. i
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iT\.'»,’ELVE-YE/\.R HUNT FOR WILL |
| LEEDS, England—Atter a hunt of |
!!W(—r’;v(: yvears the will.of J. €. Clear- |
con, disposing of ©5280,000, @ was f
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found in a Secret drawer. |
| $2,000 RING IN GLOVE 1
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| | NELEON, England—Mrs. Ethel For- !
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;:s?-?.it‘. a ring worth $3,000. |
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{ = FOR ALL COLD TROUBLES ‘;
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4 B Colored Sanitary Tubes.
LR = Price 25c. £
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SMART HATS SPECIALLY PRICED. SO SMART THEY
CONTRADICT THEIR PRICES. '
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DF b Wil owant to sectthem for they introduee the latest in ad
wed Spring Styles, Hats animated by youthful lines and
eresting 1928 details,
Come in and let us tell yon about our Gift Certificate,
THE EVERSTYLE
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Mrs. J. D. H. Evers Cordele, Georgia
THE ¢ORDELY. DISPATCH
WOOL RESISTS SUN
| BETTER THAN SILK
BERLIN, (AP)—A German tech
‘niclan has found that wool offers
mere resistance to the disintegrating
action of sunshine than does silk, cot=
ton or linen.
| Exposing several fabrics to the
weather for a given period of time, he,
learned that the ultra-violet rays of
the san affected silk more “mpi-’ilyj
: than any of the cther textile fabvics
’mbmitted to the test. It took less
thay 200 hours of sunlight to de
{tciorate the silk, while ehrome. wool
was comparably affected in about 900
hours, for flax 990 hours, for herop,
1100 hourg and for raw wool 1120
hours,” o e
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Women whill whoa-men.
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THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW |
- DEMPSEY-TUNNEY FIGHT
Guest Tickets
Cannot be Used
On This Special
' Added At
traction
.Feature Picture :
Today: Pola Negri in '
“THE WOMAN ON TRIAL”
Thursday: Ramon Navarro in |
“FHE ROAD TO ROMANCE”
| FRIDAY
‘““Honeymoon Hate’’
The prettiest pieture of the
vear, with bheautiful gowns
and romanece. Florence Vi
dor’s latest. Her best pic
ture, With William Austin,
the comedian of ““It.”
MENTAL TESTS SHOW |
EFFECT OF POVERTY
| WASHINGTON (AP)—Study of
| family histories in different sections
}of the Southern Applalachian and of
‘extcnsive mental tests in the schools
has 111 the Department of Genetics
}oi the Carnegie Institute of Washing
ton to this coneclusion: “The lower the
economic level of an area the lower
the general intellectual level of the
families within the area.”
whe studis also indicate that fami
‘lios w 1 better inteligence are found
in the areas with the better economic
advantages,”’ says Dr. Charles B. Da
venport, director of the department.
«“The data also indicate that, in gen
eral, it has seen the more energe''}
ond intelligent men and women who
have left the southern mountains for
other regions.”
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B d Girls!
oys and Girls!
- Have your dad, mother,
brothers and sisters come
to our store and see the
many gifts Santa Claus
has left here for you.
See The
Now Running in our Show
Window
BLACKMON HARDWARE COO.
: omer g L 0 Peceive a suit back from
| S us in sueh wonderfully
o ‘? § fresh condition that your
‘ w y ' friends think it is a new
4 ot | # one, and you yourself can
B ‘ d hardly believe sueh a
"f # transformation is possi
‘ \ @l ble. Send your clothes
R =~' now to be dry cleaned for
g WY (Lc holiday season.
24 Hour Service Guaranteed
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: MCCOY LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO.
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