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Now operating full capacity.
Big battery of new gins driv
en by electricity always ready.
Quick work, improved meth
ods, best yield, best samples.
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While Mrs. Mary Swann and her
little daughter Mary were eating
ijunch in their home this enormous
16-inch shell smashed through tle
house from one side to the other and
fell at their back stairs. - Nether
mother nor child was hurt, and after
a while little Mary made a plaything
ofg the shell. It was fired in a navy
test at Indian Head, Md. It pierced
the heaviest armor plate used by the
“RAMONA” IS GREETED
BY LARGE AUDIENCE
1z Beautiful Film Production of Helen
Hunt Jackson’s Book.—Babies
: Are to Benefit.
Ii the audience that attends the Milk
and lce Fund benefit performance of
“lgamona" at Ford’'s Grand Opera
House Thursday afternoon and even
ing equal in size that which attended
the opening last evening, something
very substantial is going to be done
to help the babies and the sick of Bal
timore. For, despite the unusualiy
hot weather yesterday, last evening’s
audience was of great number, and
though the picture required nearly
three hours to show general interest
was sustained throughout the per
formance.
“Ramona” is a story so well known
{hat it were a waste of time to retell
it at any length. To those whose mem
ories may not be quite clear, howev
er, it may be said that it is a pathetic
story of love, adventure and injustice
among the Mission Indians of South
ern California.
Nursed by Squaw.
The-protogue-is hid- in- the period
of 1845 to 1864. Angus Phail, who was
to have married the beautiful Senori
ta Ramona Gonzaga, returns from a
Pacific voyaged and finds her wedded
to an officer in the Mexican Army.
Phail roams the couniry in despair
and, falling ill, is nursed back to
helath by a squaw, whom he marries.
Of this marriage the second Ramona,
‘lllu heroine of romance, is born. Phail
ONE CENT A WORD. .
CASH iN ADVANCE, THREE TIMES FOR PRICE OF TWO.
(LITTLEJOHNS STANDARDIZED
IFARMS—SO acres cleared level fer
tile land. Consists of one 4-room
Liouse ceiled and painted, one barn for
| ihree mules and provender, one deep
l well, tocated 4 to 6 miles north of Al
’hu‘.ly. Ga,. I will sell for $1,760; 1o
cash, balance in 5 equal annual in
stallments with interest at 6 per cent.
or for 35 bales of cotton in 5 years or
Iwill rent at $5 per acre for ten years
’ and make deed to the property. 1 have
some unimproved tracts at s§s per acre
on five years or $3 per acre on ten
yvears. J. J. Littlejohn, Albany, Ga,
17-3 t
If you are looking for something
and can’t find it, ask Frank E. Wil
lfams. 49-tf
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LOST—Small yellow and white male |
seiter dog. Answers to name of l{ai.‘
Reward. H. T. Stoy. 45-5 t
Frank E. Williams will trade fnrl
anything. 49-tf
WE WANT RAGS. Yes, those ()ldl
raggedy rags. Can use ten car|
loads. Yes, we pay cash, tgo. S. I\l.‘
Watson & Co. : 3441
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FOR RENT—Three rcoms, close in,
All conveniences. Apply to Mrs. (‘.!
J. Shipp. 43~1fi
FOR RENT—One nicely furnished
room, close in, water, lights and‘
bath, suitable for couple or two young
men. P. 0. Box 117. 43~tf‘
S s Ree EE L i e
Frank, E. Williams keeps horses
and mules for trade or sale all the
time. 49-tf
THE CORDELE DISPATCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1916.
\avy. After it passed through this
shstruction it ploughed through a
sand bank, thence through the house
of Swann, a gunner, who lived several
hundred yards away. The shell en
tered the house through a wall of
the second story, ploughed through
the second floor and came out near
the ground floor through the rear
porch. !
{akes her to his former sweetheart to
Le reared, and upon her death the
child is taken in care by Senora Mo
reno. =
Gifteen years later Alessandro, the
son of an Indian chieftain, and Ramona
{all in love. They run away and are
married. Their life, however, is one
of severe hardship. The “great white
father in Washington” takes all their
land and turns it over to homesteads.
the Indians heing driven farther and
farther west, higher and higher into
{he mountain ranges. Alessandro and
Ramona lose their baby by death
through the pre(:autign of the whites,
and soon after another baby comeg,
Alessandro goes mad and is later kill
ed. '
Meanwhile, Felipe, the son of Seno
ra Morengo, has set out in search of
Ramona, the companion of his child
hood. He finds her and Ramona con
sents to become his wife.
What “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” means
for the unegroes, what “The Birth of
a Nation” means for the vanquished
south, “Ramona”’ means for the peace
able Indians of Southern California.
Their tragedy is as great in its way
as the tragedies of “Uncle Tom’s
Cabin” and “The Birth of a Nation.”
2,000,000 Ccpies of Novel Sold.
I'or wealth of beautiful background,
for careful attention to settings, for
clearness of photography, “Ramona’
leaves nothing to he desired. The com
pany is a large one, and Helen Hunt
Jackson’s celebrated novel done here
into a film version shows no loss of
the qualities that make it popular
i HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD SACKS—
' We huy sacks, copper, brass, rags,
| serap iron, in fact almost any old
‘lhing. S. M. Watson & Co. 34-tf
% FOR SALE—SO fine blooded pigs from
‘ Simpson farm in north Georgia. Can
'be seen at the G. S. & F. stock pen,
(Cordele, Ga. Prices reasonable. S.
Il!. Watson & Co. 44-tf
'F(“R SALE—My home on Northern
. Fieights. 6 rooms and 3 lots; hot
}and -~old water and electric lights. R.
J. Gelfl - 38-tf
YIES—We have flower bulbs. Suwan
nee Pharmacy 47-2 t
LAND FOR SALE—I have for sale at
a reasonable price and on easy
terms 1,000 acres of the very best cot
ton producing land in this scetion.
Jas. H. Brown. 39-tf
FOR SALE OR RENT—®6-horse farm,
miles and a half from town. Stumped
and in a high state of cultivation.
Very low price. Terms to responsi
ble person. Mrs. Lula Cobb, Cordele,
Ga. 26-tf
ALBANY HANDLE CO.—ls in the
market for white ash timber. For
particulars write 408 N. Jackson St..
Albany, Ga. 45-4 t-pd
WANTED—2O,OOO bushels of home
raised corn. Can use in the ear,
shucked or shelled. Highest marketj
price. 1. M. Powell Milling Co., Cor
dele, Ga. 43-tf
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FOR SALE—We have Hampshire
Hogs for sale. Can supply bred“
sows and gelts, also boards ready for{
service. All of the choicest breeding.
Southern Breeders Sales Co., Colum-l
bus, Ga. 47-4 t
The Cordele National Bank
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CAPITAL $lOO,OOO-.SURPLUS & PROFITS $35,000 .
TOTAL RESOURCES $617,314.75
A Strong Bank in a Live Town
That’s just exactly what this bank is--a
strong bank in a live town and growing every
day. Loyalty to our customers, absolute
“safety and good service have made possible our
splendid growth in deposits and resources.
There is a friendly interest and cordial wel
come extended to every one who does business
with us and ouradvice and servicearealwaysat
your command. Come in and do business
with us and let us show you what an account
with us can mean to you.
TOTAL DIVIDENDS PAID TO STOCKHOLDERS §5107,500
l enough for 8,000,000 copies of the book
to be sold.
The Thursday afternhoon and even
ing performances this week will be
for the benefit of the Milk and Ice
Fund. The management of the thea
ire and the management of the pic
ture have arranged for half the gross
receipts at these two perfarmances to
be turned over to The Sun for the, ba
bies and the sick who are in need this
summer.—Baltimore Sun.
ATLANTA SUFFERS FROM
MOCONSHINE DISTILERY EPIDEMIC
_ Atlanta, -Sept. 30.—Discovery of a
!moonshine distillery in the heart of
Atlantg, turning out corn liquer with
in a block of the Terminal Station,
has convinced the police authorities
that they have merely scratched the
surface in arresting the negro black
smith who was operating the distil
lery in question.
He installed the distillery in the
basement of his blacksmith shop, ar
ranged the flue so that the smoke
would mingle with the smoke from;
his forge, and connected his pipes
with the city water supply and his
discharge went with a city sewer. ‘
A United States revenue officer whoi
descended into the basement through
a“trap door stepped into a caldron full
of boiling hot mashings and scalded
both of his feet. One thousand gal
lons of “beer” was seized, and the
distillery was taken out by the roots
and hauled to the Federal building in
an automoebile truck, to be used as
evidence in the blacksmith's trial.
On top of the discovery of this clev
erly concealed distillery, a county po
liceman, early yesierday morning, ran
down a traveling apparatus is now in
the hands of the county authorities, |
who prize it highly as a relic. !
For several weeks the police depart- '
ment, in co-operation with the county
police and the United States revenue!
ofiicers, have been engaged in war'i
on the purveyors of corn liquor, and |
have made it so hot for the mountain- |
eers hauling the same into the (-ityi
that those shrewd citizens have been |
obliged to exercise their ingenuity to;
the utmost. |
Paris now has a Chinese settlement. 1
The first families arrived a year ago,
and now one hotel shelters fifty-three
Chinese in five rooms. The men are
mostly engaged in making toys, which
the women and children sell in the
city.
]OFFiCIAL GAME CALENDAR
1 FOR GEORGIA SPORTSMEN
| Atlanta, Sept. 29.—Here is the of
‘ficial game calendar for the state of
i Georgia, just issued by the state game
{ warden. Sportsmen in Georgia and
'other states are requested to clip the
| same and keep it for future reference.
| The calendar follows:
| Quail, November 20 to March 1, 25
in one day; doves, August 1 to 31 and
!November 20 to. March 1, 25 in one
| day: cat squirrels, October 1 to March
11. 15 in cne day; summer or wood
| duck, September 1 to January 1, 25
iin cne day; migrawery duck, September
. 1 to April 20, 50 in nne cay; woodcock,
| Deceinher 1 to Janca:y 1, 25 in one
' day; plovers, November 20 to March
I 1, 25 in one day; marsh hens, no clos
| ed seascn, but one day's Liii limited
| to 25; snipe, December 1 to May 1,
25 in one day; wild turkeys, either sex,
l?‘lovember 20 to March 1, 2 in the
season; deer, either sex, Ocfober 1
to December 1, 1 in the seasor. ;
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EAT LESS MEAT
IF BAGK HURTS
A h 1y
TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS |iF BLADDER!
BEOTHERS YOU. '
Eating meat regularly eventually}
produces kidney trouble in some form!
or other, says a well-known authori- |
ty, because the uric acid in meat ex-i
cites the kidneys, they become over-l
worked; get sluggish; clog up and
cause all sorts of distress, particularlyl
backache and misery in the kidney re-i
rion; rheumaiic twinges, severe lload-!
aches, acid stomach, constipation, tor-|
pid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and.
urinary irritation. I
The moment your back hurts or kid-]
neys aren’t acting right, or if ‘.)ladder‘
bethers you, get about four ounces |
of Jad Salts from any good pharnmacy; ‘
take a tabiespconful in a glass of Wa-i
ter before breakfast for a few daysl
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts is made from thcP
acids of grapes and lemon juice, cem-l
bined with lithia, and has been used!
for generations to flush clogged kid-|
neys and stimulate them to normal!
activity; also to neutralize the acidsj
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in’ the urine so it no longer irritates
thus ending biadder disorders.
Jad Salts cannet injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which millions of men
and women take now and then to keep
the kidneys and urinary organs clean,
thus avoiding serious kidney disease.
Chi e S e
In many of the monastaries of Tibet
end Siberia the Buddhist nionks still
vrint in the manner which has heen
handed dowr from generations to “en
€:rations. Movable type is not used, .
bui each page is carved upon a solid
wood block, and thus whenever a new
hook lis printed entirely new blocks
have to be made. 1
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Perspiring hands are often a trou
ble of needlewomen. They shouild try
bathing them with strong alum-wa
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