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Headquarters—Kyles Drug Store PHONE 238.
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Plant buibs now. We have thgm in
large auantities. Make your lawns
pretty with English Rye Grass. They'l
stay green all winter.
J. B. RYALS DRUG CO.
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The Willys-Overiand Company, Toledo, Ghio
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FARM FOR RENT
Two-horse farm near Hatley, in
U'risp county, 60 acres under cultiva
tion: well improved. See or write T.
5. Bolin, Cordele, Ga., Route 1. 52-8 t
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CONCRESEMAN DOES NOT WANT
TEMPORARY PLACE TENDERED
HiM BY GOVERNOR HARRIS.
Danville, Ga., Cet. 25.—Congressman
Dudley M. Hughes has declined ap
peintment to fill the unexpired term
of Hon. J. D. Price, as commissioner
of argiculture, which was tendered
h'm by Governce Nat 1. Harris upon
Commissioner Price’s being elected as
director cf the experiment station.
Congressman Hughes has been very
active in agricultural affairs of Geor
gia for a numter of years and the
tender of this apnointment to the head
of the agricultural forces of the state
car:e as worthy reccgnition of his
worik in behalt of progressive farm
ing. Mr. Hughes declined the appoint
ment in order that he may finish his
vork in the next scssicn of congress
in behalf of his vocaticnal bill and oth
cr progressive legisiation which he
is urging.
DISTRICT MEETING NEGRO
ORDER CONVENES IN CORDELE
American Woodmen, Remarkable Or
ganization-——lnteresting Sessions.
The Third Convention of the Ameri
can Woodmen including Alabama and
Georgia began its session here Monday
in Mt. Zion Bantist church, colored.
The opening excrcises were held that
aight, replete with the usual welcome
addresses and responses, etc. An ap
preciative audience was present and
a large number of the delegates had
aircady arrived. Tuesday morning
the reguiar business of the convention
was ocpened.
At roll call, over seventy-five dele
rates answered to their names. The
i’asi Chairman, Rev. W. M. Fowler,
delivered his annual address which
wag fuil of deen thought and help for
those present. The convention elected
W. . Thomas to preside during this
gesgion as Chairman. R. C. Kennedy
of Americus was elected Secretary,
N. 8. Collins of Ashburn as Assistant
Secretary. Mrs. Lula J. Reed of Vi
dalin was elected Recorder. Rev. I
A. Chance of Montgomery, prelate,
J. W. Anderscn, of &elma, reporter,
Raiford Ward of Vaidosta, escort, W.
Fi. Phillips of Albany, watchman.
The Supreme Commander, C. M.
Wwhite of Denver, Col.. and his Secre
tary were present to lend their assis
tance to the success of the meeting.
The memorial serman Tuesday night
was preached to a large audience of
y .
Don’t Argue Now !
COME IN AND LET US
SHOW YOU HOW WE CAN
AFFORD TO SELL YOU
THE BEST FOR THE
LEAST MONEY.
WE HAVE A REAL
SNAP JUDGMENT. WHEN
WE HAVE HAVE A REAL
BARGAIN QR CUSTO
MEQRS GET THE BENEFIT.
BUY FROM Us TODAY
AND HAVE SOMETHING
R T !H‘Y ANOTHER
TIME. THIS IS ABOUT
GROCERIES.
G. C. LEWIS
PHONE 252 :
THE CORDELE DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25, 1916
WOMAN'’S NAME ON TICKET
GECRG!A SOCIALISTS WILL VOT'E
The Georgia Socialists enjoy the dis
tinction of having a woman on their
state ticket for the general election
November 7.
The .Georgia ticket will be as fol
lows:
For President
Allan L.Benson ‘
For Vice-President
George R. Kirkpatrick
Presidential Electors at Large
F. P. Branch
A. M. Carlsen
Prezidential Electors
Ist Congressional” District—J. Macl.
Owens.
Second Congressional District—J. T.
Daniell,
Third Congressional District—J. F.
Ligon. :
Tourth Congressional District—J. T.
Shackelford.
Fifth Congressional Djstrict—Al
Schwartz.
Sixth Congressional District—H. C.
Harris. Mo
Seventh Congressional District—J.
S. Dean.
iighth Congressional District—A.
Cadlin.
Ninth Congressional District—W.
A. Hester.
Tenth Congressional District—Max
Wilk.
Eleventh Congressional District—J.
(. Steffer.
Twelfth Congressional District—J.
Davidson,
For Governcr
Thomas M. Taylor.
For Secretary of State
Howell C. Harris
For Comptroller General
J. A. Kelley
For Attornev General
Maurice Segotsky
For Treasurer
Bessie Herndon Flanagan.
FIRE IN ELEVENTH AVENUE
RES!DENCE MONDAY MORNING
Fire of unknown origin caused a
damage of between two and three hun
dred dollars Monday morning at the
home of J. M. Purvis on Eleventh ave
nue. The fire caught on the roof
and burned through an ovening cov
ering about two rooms. Considerable
damage was done to the furniture
from water and fire.
The house belongs to Mr. Fenn at
Miiton, Fla., formerly of this city, and
the loss is covered by insurance.
Cordele people as well as delegates by
Rev. W. L. Hamblin of Montgomery.
it was a mostforceful sermon and re
ceived many comments by those pres
ent. Twenty dollars was raised at
this meeting. The convention adjourns
tonight with a free banquet given by
the local camp of Cordele. All of the
delegates present are high in their
praises of the treatment accorded
them by both races of this city. Noth
ing seems to have been left off that
would contribute to the comfort and
convenience of the delegates.
The American Woodmen is the only
negro society in America that is a
member of the National Fraternal con
gress and the only negro faternity
~iven the N. F C. rate. The Third
District Convention represents about
5.000 members. Some of the remark
able facts about the American Wood
men are: It has fifty times as much
assets as liabilities. the highest rat
ing of any fraternal society in the
state. The society valuates at 100
ner cent on all its policies, and has
never had an extra assessment during
its fourteen years of existence in
Ceorgia and Alabama. The present
district meeting is a veritable schoo!
of instruction for officers of the loczl
camps in the Georgia and Alabama dis
trict under the leadership of Supreme
Commander C. M. White of Denver
(‘olo. The American Woodmen is the
largest negro faternal institution =
the world representing more than $27.-
000,000 of insurance and valuating z°
100 per cent.
Wholesale Co.
J. B. Ryals Wholesale Co.
CORDELE, GEORGIA |
We Always Carry in Stock the Following:
FOR CATTLE
Cotton Seed Meal. , .
Old Style Hulls. ‘
Lintless Hulls.
' Beet Pulp.
Bran. . '
| FOR HORSES & MULES ol
Sweet feeds—two grades.
‘ Oats. | :
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FOR HOGS -
Bran. | '
White Shorts. , -
: Brown Shorts.
FOR CHICIKENS
- Aunt Patsy Mash Feed. _
Aunt Patsy Scratch Feed,
and cheaper grades of mash
and scratch feed, oyster
. shell, ete. :
J. B. Ryals Wholesale Co.
CORDELE, GEORGIA
WR. FARMER, I WANT TO SELL
v A VAN BRUNT GRAIN DRILL,
,NE THAT WILL MAKE YOU GLAD
7017 BOUGHT IT AFTER HAVING
CSED IT.
THERE IS A GREAT DIFFER
ENCE IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF
DRILLS, THOUGH THEY ALL LOOK
MUCH ALIKE. THERE ARE THE
DISC BEARING, THE FEED SHAFT
DRIVE, AND THE GRAIN FEED TO
PE CONSIDERED IN BUYING A
DRILL THESE ARE REALLY THE
THREE MOST VITAL POINTS TO
BE LOOKED INTO.
THE VAN BRUNT DISC BEARING
REQUIRES ONLY ONE OILING A
SEASON. THINK OF THE CONVEN
IENCE OF THAT. HAVE YOU EV
ER TRIED TO OIL A DISC BEAR
ING? IF YOU HAVE YOU WILL
APPRECIATE THIS FEATURE.
THEN THERE IS THE DIRECT
FEED AND A FEED THAT WILL
SOW ANY KIND OF GRAIN. SIM
PLICITY AND EFFICIENCY IS
WHAT IS NEEDED IN FARM MA
CHINERY.,
THAT'S JUST WHAT YOU GET
IN A VAN BRUNT DRILL.
W. 0. CUMMING
WEBB BUILDING, SEVENTH ST.
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