Wednesday Edition
Section Three
VOL. VIII.
O. M. HEARD, President W. P. HEARD, Vice Pres.
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- WELCOML.!
Woodmen, C d Friends!
sodmen, Lustomers and I'riends :
The latch string ison the outside. Our place of business is yours for in
spection, recreation or business suggestion, as you may wish. We want you to
make the most of this occasion. We are doing our best for you and Cordele wants
you to enjoy your visit.
- LET US EMPHASIZE. While you have come to pay us a social visit, you are
also watching us from a business standpoint. We are vitally interested in in
creasing our volume of business and the business of our city and trade territory.
We believe we help ourselves most when we help others. For this reason we make
it a point to study business. What we know about the wholesale grocery busi
ness, market conditions, and prospects in general, is yours for the asking. Come
in and talk with us. Our advantages over our rival trade centers usually drive
the business for Cordele. If you do not buy in Cordele, come in and seeus. You
might learn something to your advantage. If you trade with us or in Cordele, we
want to congratulate you.
| | Office and Warehouse on A. B. &A. Tracks |
CORDELE, - - g o - - GEORGIA
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
THE CORDELE DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1916.
Delivered By Carrier
In City 5¢ Per Week
NO. 27
