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Jake is prepared and
ready to fill "em. Ev.
erything in grocerics
from z box of snaff to
a country bam.
Jake Sheppard
PHONE 32.
Let us teach your dollar to have
more cents.
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From Rain Coming
Through Their Roofs
McDonald ju s t finished
roofs and stopped all leaks
with McDonald roof paint
and cement. Ask Roobin
when it rains. Give us your
orders for roof paint, or your
work by contract. We send
anvwhere from Cordele to
paint roofs. ,
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IF YOU ORDER YOUR
CROCERIES FROM
NO. 134
IT IS A GUARANTEE THAT
YOU WILL GET THE FRESH
EST AND PUREST OF EVERY
THING IN THE GROCERY
LINE. WE CARRY EVERY
THING THAT IT TAKES TO
FURNISH THE TABLE, AT
MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
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AUTO DELIVERY
PHONE 134
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Work done on short notice
and guaranteed. Very
reasonable prices.
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That we are always striving
to do more for cur custemers
than they call on us to do. We
Given them value received for
every jitney and every dcilar
that they spend with us for
groceries or feed stuff.
Every order filled with great
est care and eur delivery is
property. |
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nemy in ruinedsbuildings in Alsaca
GEORGIA TROOPS ORDERED
TO THE MEXICAN BORDER
GUARDSMEN AT CAMP HARRIS
MAKE FINAL ARRANGEMENTS |
FOR ENTRAINMENT. ;
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Washington. Sept. 29.—The wor de- |
nartment today -ordered National |
auard organizations from Virginia, Al-!
vhama, Georgia, Florida, New Hamp- |
shire, New Jerscy, the District of (‘r;-[
fwmbia,«New York, Connecticutt, Mich
‘eon, Minnesota, Colorado and Califor- |
nia to the Mexican horder, hl(:ludo(l!
were: Second Fiorida Infantry; First |
Uattalion Georgia Kield Artillery; |
IWirst Baitalion and aßttery C, of \’ir-l
ainia: Batteries A and C. of Alabama. |
| General Funston was ordered to se- |
lect, on the arrival of these organi-|
,ations at the border, ten thousand !
! infaniry now on duty and return them |
to their state mobilization camps, " l
| The troops ordered to the l)()rdflri
l,‘.':t:).! ahout 6,000 and include all the !
| gupardsmen in the mobilization camps
| of the siefes named. '
| The orders leave about 10,000 lr(m;)s!
| in ail Ithe country who have not seen |
'hunim‘ gervice. The remainder willi
be ordered out soon. !
Maccn, Sept. 28—News that tlm;
troops would leave spread over the |
| tuobilization camp and was received
witha,avave. o, aulhasing ~ Some. o,
ihe soldiers have said they prefer to
bhe mustered ouf. Indications are now, |
however, that there ig not one,in th(r|
camp whb does not want to' malke
[ the trip to the border. l
| The men fcel that they have at |
if:n:l conie to the rea:ization of their
treams, and while it does not mean
L actual conflict with the Mexicans
{ they think it is more warlike én the
{ horder than in Camp Harris.
= The soldiers are ready to move and
{ have been equippea in accordance
| with government standards for some- |
| time, Government inspectors have
{ reported the troops in good condi
| tion and thoroughly equipped.
i The orders have heen expected for |
{ some time. \
| — SR D |
i MOULTRIE CREAMERY SUC(‘-ESS.\
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| Monltrie. Sent. 29.-The officials of
{ the Moultrie Co-uperative Creamery
{are well pleased at the splendid show
| ing the plant has made during the firs
i month that it has been in operation.
[ 1t is turning out about 400 pounds of
{ butter daily, hall of- which is sold on
E’:l‘- local market. Several cars of
| fine cows have been shipped here dur
line the past few days, many more will
Lo brought soon, and the creamery will
| e operating on full time before the
| first of the year, those connected with
i it Lelieve.
l OFFFICIAL VOTE FOR MAINE.
| Augusta, Me., Sept. 30.—Official re
[ turns of the state election tabulated
here today showed that Carl B, Miili
[ kon, republican, was elected governor
| over Qakley C. Curtis democratic en
| cumbent, by a majority of 18,608, in
i the largest totul vote ever cast in
| Maine. The figures were. Milliken,
1 81217 Curtig, 6,713
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Cordele Electric Co. |
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was exhibited in the War Photograph-/
ic Hxpositon recently held n Parigf
It won first prize. The prosirate gol
MiSS CARSWELL TERTAINS
MPHONY CLUB
Miss Frances flarswell was the de- |
lizhtiul hosicssfAo the Symphony club |
at her howe y#sterday afterncon. This l
wes the fivst Mmeeting of the club year
gince the symmer vacation. All the‘
club membgrs weer present, The fol
lowing prggram from French com- I
posers wag rendered :
Paper—Current Events. l
Duet, “The Flatterer—Charminade |
—Mrs, Thompson and Miss Builoch. |
Taccato, No. 39, Saint Saeus——MZssl
Rosser.
Song, “O Saint of God’—Bizet—
Mrs. Coker. !
Sclo. “Cavalies Fantasie—Godard— |
Mrs. Key. i
Anaryliss (Old French .Air)—Er- |
nest—Mrs .Pate. |
After the program a delicicus sal- |
ad course was served. The next meet- \
ing of the Symphony club’' will be |
with Mrs. T. J. Durrett the fourteenth
of October.
SPLENDID PLANS FGR
2iG DODGE COUNTY FAIR
The Dodge County Fair will be held
At asdmaa, Ratohes. L7th. 0. 31st. -
dications are that the enterprising citi
zens of Kastman and Dodge county
have arranged for oxe of the largest
and most complete events of the kind
ever held in south or middle Georgia.
Work has just been finished on build
ings of the latest and most approved
designs and a race track, one-half mile
in length, which repreesnts an expen
diture of $15,000, giving one of the
most fully and completely equipped
fair plants in the state. -
Applications have been received, ac
cording to renorts. from prospeciive
exhibitors, sufficient to take up every
foot of gpace in the seven big fair
huildings. The showing of agricul
tural products, live stock, woman's
work, girls’ canning clubs, boys’ corn
ana pig clubs and boys’ and girls’
pouliry clubs will be most ccmprehen
sive and thoroughly representative of
this section. Many manuiacturing
firms and corporations have engaged
space on the grounds for the exhibi
{ionof improved machinery and other
aricles cf interest to the farmers.
The, Dodge County Fair will by no
‘means be an event of local interest
only. Round trip fares of one fare plus
ll'\\'cmy-!‘z\'e cents hiave been granted
by the railroads from all points in
Georgia. Excursion trains will be op
["‘":’.iml daily from Tennille, Vidalia.
- Dublin. Hazelburst, Macon and Haw
kinsville. Hundreds of dollars have
bheen Spent by the Fair Association for
::-'l\'urfisimr throughout south and cen
tral Georgia and the attendance is cer
i tain to be a heavy one.
{ TO HEAD OFF VILLA.
‘,Gcneral Racos Leaves Chihuahua
| With BRig Force.
K 1 Paso, Texas, Sept. 30.—Gen. Mat
tins Rauwos has left Chihuahua City
with a large force of Carranza troops
and with erders frou Gen. Trevino to
divide his force and distribute the
trcops in such pesiticns as to prevent
villa from moving northward toward
the American expeditionary force. ac
cording io a message from Gen. Tre
vino to Carranzt Consul Garcia.
The commander of the norther forc
es said he had given Gen. Ramos full
command of the campaign against Vil
Ja and his bandits.
CHARGES TAMPERING
WiTH PRIMARY VOTES
AMacon. Sept. 30.—€harging that Mor
ris Hatz, an election manager, changed
a number of ballots in the recent civil
service primary here. L. C. O’'Quin, a
candidate, is contesting the election.
e has been granted a temporary
injunction restraining city officials
from swearing W. B. Chapman, the
successful candidate, into office. The
nearing over the granting of a per
manent injunction will he held Satur
dav
The defeated candidate also charges
that of the 1.908 votes cast only 1.615
have been accounted for.
' © e -alleges that the ballots were in
' tentionally changed by Hartz, and
| that he did so with a view to chang
ing the results of the clection.
There were five candidates in the
race. O'Quin came third.
KRLLED IN AUTO COLLLISION.
Brunswick. Sept. 29.—K. M. Cumb
lce. an employe of the Mutual Light
ana Water company. was instantly kill
ed this morning. e was riding a bi
evele when he collided with an auto
niacile driven by Ralph dMeCrary, son
of Mr. H. S. McCrary.
THE CORDELE DISPATCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1916
faicr 1 the cenfre of the picture is
handing his last bullet to the man at
the open window,
G. 0. P. APPOINTS |
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STATE ELECTORS|
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REPUBLICAN STATE ORGANIZA
TION PUTS OUT ELECTORAL
TICKET—PICKETT AND JACK
SCN ANNOUNCE PERSONNEL OF
TICKET. / :
Atlanta, Sept. 29.—State Senator
Roscoe Pickett, state chairman of the
regular state committee, and Henry
S. Jackson, member of the national
republican committee, have announc
cd the electoral ticket put out by the
regular republican state organization
of Georgia.
The republican national committee
and the republican national conven
tion decided last June that the organ
ization headed by Pickett and Jackson
was the regular republican organiza
tion of QGeorgia. This organization,
through its state central committee,
which miet in Atlanta July 4, appoint-‘
el a campaign committee and delegat- |
ed to this commiitee the power to
‘name the electoral ticket, and this
campaign committee, having selected
iil:: clectors, make the following an- |
noeuncement: '
. Electors from State-at-Large—John
M. Barnes, Thomason, Ga.; J. F.'Allen,
Fast Point, Ga.
| First District—Dr. E. W. Kieffer, Sa-
Yvannah, Ga, ' yebn g nibibsiaid
Seécond ‘District—J. A. Moore, Deo
run, Ga.
Third District—Charles Tauton,
Cathbert, Ga.
[fourth District—E. J. Hinton, Wood
bury, Ga.
Fifth District—W. H. Watson, Li
thonia, Ga. .
Sixth District—Alfred Mack, Ma
con, Ga.
Seventh District—Thomas R. Glenn,
g)uln,n. Ga. ]
Eighth District—H. D. Bush, Coving
ton, Ga. 1
l Ninth District—T. A. Chastain, Jas
per, Ga. |
Tenth District—George C. Weller, |
Culverton, Ga. |
Eleventh District—J. H. Overstreet,
Douglas, Ga. ] |
Twelfth District—J. M. Outler, Dub
lin, Ga.
Statement by Mr. Jackson.
Of this announcement Mr. Jackson
says:
These electors will go on the re
publican presidential ticket, at the
head of which will appear the names
of Hon. Charles Evans Hughes, for
president and Hen. Charles Warren
Fairbanks for vice president. They
are each and all high-lclass business
men who stand high and command the
respect and confidence of the com
munity in which® they live and are
highly and well known throughout the
state. They are men wés® have made
a success in business and stand for the
pelicies of the republican party as a
maiter of principle and who believe
protection against foreign competj
tion is the vital thing for the upbuild
ing of the industries of the south
and of (Georgia in particular. .
“This ticket has the endorsement
‘zm(l support of the republican national
committee and the executve and cam
‘pn?gn committees. It is the recognized
straight and regular republican ticket,
‘and all who are supporting Governor
Hughes for the presidency will vote
this regular ticket because they wish
their votes counted and made of ser
vice. Any other ticket put out by in
dividvals under the guise of any or
ganized movement and alleged to rep
resent the repliblican party or its mem
bers can only be irregular and votes
cast for such a ticket will be votes
thrown away. :
“Phe great rank and file of republi
cans will heartily support the regular
republican electoral ticket, and the
rreat majority of the progressives who
have followed Colenel Roosevelt back
into the republican party will follow
the example he has set them by his
werds and deeds in behalf of and in
support of the rural ticket as put
nit in each state by the regular. re
sublican organizations in those\ states.
“The republican campaign commit
ee have opened headquarters in rooms
{1 and 42 Inman building. Atlanta, Ga..
where there is a full and a competent
affice {orce of clerks, stenographers
nd large supnplies of campaign litera
ture, texi-books. campaign buttons and
lithegraphs of the candidates for presi
lent and vice president. Members of
he campa’sn * commitiee and State |
‘halrman Pickett and National Com
mitteeman Jackson are on hand daily
;\x.«‘;«;:‘mn callers and give them the |
west campaign dope and furnish them
with literaiure and butions, ete.
i “A cordial invitation is extended to
one and all who intend to suppert and
vote foir, Governor Hughes to call at
he headquarters. and those who live
aut of the eity who cannot find it con
vepient to cali in person are asked to
send in their names by mail for lit
erature and other campaign matfer.”
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Britt Williams
WIW. Espy
W.H. Cunningham
L. O. White, local representative for the Chevroiet; 1s the man
who has for a number of years sold the Ford here. Get_in touch
with him if you would like to know the merits of the Chevrolet,
thd best low priced car in the world. . - i
PHMESSI!]NM GRRD
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REUEL HAMILTON i
j — DENTIST —
Over Cordele Hardware Co. ]
Cordele, Georgia |
THOS. J. McARTHUR, M. D. l
Special Attention to ‘
Surgery and Gynaecology.
S Condeldriire anniminini@egrgiare e
HUGH LASSETER |
Attorney-At-Law ‘
Farm Loans 6 per cent |
Exchange Bank Bldg. {
Cordele, Ga. |
MAX. E. LAND |
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Over 01. Postofiice
Prompt Attention Given To All
Businesa
D. A. R. Crum J. Gordon Jones
CRUM & JONES g
| ATTCRNEYS AND COUNSLL
LORS AT LAW
1-2 3 Raines and Oliver Ruilding
| Cordele - - - Georgia.
| DR. J. C. PATTEN
i DENTIST
| McArthur’'s Old Stand Over
| Williams Drug Co.
Cordele - - - Georgia.
- MONEY TO LEND
On good city property and improved
farm lands.
BLAKE BIVINS
WE-. TAKE'
Great Pride
In puiting forth our best ef
forts to make every purchase
from our store a satisfactory
transaction between us and our
customers.
We carry a line of Drusgs,
Toilet Articles, etc.. sufficiently
complete and varied of price to
supply the needs of every cus
tomer.
Remember our Quick Delivery.
Phones 516 or 12.
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Williams Drug Co
PHONE 516-12
TOOMBS HAS REAL FARMER.
Alston, Sept. 30.—S. H. Brantley. of
Tocmbs county, holds the banner for
o one-horse farmer. He has already
picked thirteen bales of cofton averag
ing over 500 pounds per bale from his
farm and will gather several more be
fore the season ends. Mr. Brantley
has a fine crop of corn. peas, beans
and potatoes and sugar cane. His
neighhors agree that he has the blue
ribben on them when it comes to mak
ing a farm pay. 3
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When You Pay
for your dental work, you want to
feel satisfied that you have received
full value for every penny it costs,
You want to know that the work
has been done well and that the re
sults will be permanent. Reliable
" dentistry and cheap dentisiry are
vastly different. One is satisfyin},
the other costly in the end.
Our charpes are notably
moderate and always fair,
consistent with the quality
of service.
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CYWEDDING PRESENTS” ‘
IT IS OFTEN A HARD THING TO DECIDE WHAT TO GET THE:
RRIDE. THE ONE PERFECT GIFT IS A PICTURE, AND WE CAR
RY A NICE LINE AT ALL TIMES SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRES
ENTS. A $5.0 PICTURE MAKES A BIGGER AND BETTER SHOW
THAN SIO.OC IN ANYTHING ELSE.
W. L. Williams, The Artistic Framer ‘
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We Insure All But Your Life!
J. E. Lindsey & Company
OFFICE OVER CORDELEH NAT'L BANK. PHON,E 457
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arm and City Loans
At Reasonable Rates of Interest
and Low Commissions *
QUICK SERVICE
Cordele Land & Insurance Agency
C. M. McKENZIE, Mgr. =
OFFICE IN EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING ‘
Joe Espy
Big Jim Frances
Dr. McKenzie
James Tiller
L. C. Qutler
