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] start and glad to help you after the
3 start is made. It is but a step from the
gq«‘n-e start in saving to busincss independ
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& ; We tell you often about saving for
% g* the reason that practice in the habit
£ i of laying aside a little of what you
: E earn, in the bank soon puts you safe
S g all the way through your regular ev- :
% § ery day business habits,—it is thrift
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g Our depositors are fracly and gladly
given the advantage of all we know
about safe business methods and any
g persan wishing our service will be giv- :
: en & welcome at our bank. Come in
* ard ake the start. Then let us show
you how easy it is to continue grow
gt ing strong through your bank acceunt. !
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The Cordele National Bank
DIVIDENDS PAID TO STOCKHCLEERS ........ocvveeee $111,500.00
ANNOUNCEMENT
RS ITR R ANA, WL LI e AST
We have with us Mr. Dan Mlller, an ex
pert tailor who thoroughly understands
the making of good clothes. |
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
NOW ON DISPLAY
Snappy Patterns--Latest Styles T
UNITED WOOLEN - CO:x-
PHORNE 214 : CORDELE, (_SA.
They Have Just
—Come-IN—
_ A CARLOAD OF
YOUNG
TENNESSEE
s MULRES
~. Come and 'sele'ct one before they
are picked over. Don 't put this
off.
PALMER-JONES CO.
I STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS
’ County Commissioners of Crisp Coun
| ty, Ga., for December, 1916.
ROAD FUND
Wwatt & Tolmes Hdw., Co.,
Hardware Etc,, ..............$ 49.756
Armour & Co.,
Supplies for Cemp .......... 65.19
Pridgen Bros. Co., f
Supplies for camp ..,......... " 33.26
Parker-Willis Co., |
Supplies for camp ........... 491.43 J
Heard Grocery Co., !
Supplies for camp ........... 19,32 '
Morris & "Company, _|
Supplies forcamp ............ 72,08 I
Georgian Pharmacy, l
INiEs L .25
G S & F. Ry. Co,,
ReglgßE & S i 1,27[
M. A. Hall,
Bealgor conyicts .. 00, 981 ‘
D. Arnett, |
Bittidme bridge ..y 720,00
Gulf Refining Co.,
Cag 10l .b e 21880
(‘ordele Leather Co., |
One Breast Collars s cvaeieees v 2500
Cordele Tlardware Co., 5
Handwate ete s ol orinriyy o 81,871
Wwall Street Dry Goods Co., :
By~ iy T 4 = 3 . 5
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supplies for camp ........... 40.55 !
J. H. Churchwell, §
Dry Coods Bte. ......cevene. 9.30 |
A, Wells, §
Supplies for camp ........... 25.25 |
A. R. Howard, I
25 Bushels Corn .......ooeeen 22.50
J. M. Starling,
tumber for bridge ........... 124.72 |
. 8. & . Railway Co.,
Freight, barrel Ol o e 74
Joe Redgers,
work on Smoak Bridge ....... 14.30 |
T. ¢. Cox, Warden,
Pay Roll s e 23 (RD
(. B. Wade,
Wwork on bridge .............. .100
Suwanee ’harmacy, :
DEMES . . ooiivs dessentieiorne 7.45
W. J. Smoalk,
14 trees usged for timber in re
pairing Smoak Bridge ........ " 48.20
B. T. Spires,
pamage to mule falling through >
BEABE. . e s .25.00
('ordele Motor Car Co.,
Repair parts etc., ...c........ 4.02
EXPENSE FUND
[xchange Bank,
Draft—expense in trial of Hon
ar Bivins at Americus ....... 231.70
13, K. Tison, Clerk,
Cash dtemß . .ocvoeeeoimerarnns 24,00
J. R. Hicks, Jn, Sheriff,
Board of Honor Bivins to Dec.
Gthitl9l6 s e i vnsivs 64.60
B. I. Doolittle,
putting in two window glasses 1.60
Cordele Sentinel, |
publishing Grand Jury pre-
IO antße ~ 50 .o a 0 10,00
(ordele Flectric Co., f
Lights C. H. and Jatl oo 2070
The Weekly Rambler,
{ publishing Grand Jury Pre-
Sentments .....co.e ceveecees 10.00
J. A. Johnson,
arm Demonstrator .......... 50.00
Dr. M. R. Smith,
County Physician ............ 50.00
J. J. Williams, Trustee, :
Library appropriation ....... 33.33
12. F. Tison, Clerk,
Clerk’s salary .....cocceeeeees 25.00
Frank Lewis,
Taniio® sy sy 25.00
geuthern Bell T. & T. Co., |
Telephone rent ............. 13.50
3. L. Thornton,
winding clock ....ccoceoiann 8.33
H. F. Corbett,
PIiIBInE oot s o oiiei il 6.50
J. L. Bulloch, %
Two tons €oal ...vvecocsornas 15.00
Dispatch Publishing Co.,
AdVertiSements &« av «u - s vose 26.60
IMPROVEMENT FUND
J. O. Anderson,
50 Pecan Trees for County farm 50.00
J. M. Witherington,
4 Dining chairs for Co. farm.. 7.50
J. R. Mathis,
Two Mules for county camp ... 500.00
N. C. Corey,
Bal. on Painting contract .... 50.00
GENERAL FUND
J. M. Conner, -
Qervices as commissioner .... 10.50
J. H. Ward, Sheriff,
‘J:xil BT November .......... 338.20
J. H. Ward, Sheriff,
Jail Bill December ........... 177.70 !
(. W. Sheppard, ;
Services as Commissioner ..... 11.00
S. G Byrd, ‘
Services as commissioner .... 15.00
PAUPER FUND
December pensions .......... .141.00
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l NOTICE.
! The A. B. &A. railway is very anx
| ious to secure some exceptionally fine
’spvvimvns of farm products and vege
| tables for ‘display at the Southeastern
1'.:\1:(\ Show which will be held in At
llanta February Ist to 15th inclusive.
IThi.< display is being made in the in
! terest of the territory traversed by
| the A. B. & A, Railway, and any per
l son having a fine specimen of anyvthing
;of the above nature will confere a
‘,‘.’X'(‘Li! favor if he will deliver same to
! Agent of the A. B. & A. railway at his
{«_mi(m. with request that same be for
{ warded to the undersigned. In addi
~YZ()H to the specimen we would like
to have the name of the groewr and
|k:calily in which grown, and any oth
ter information of interest concerning
ks:;mw. W. W. Croxton, General Pas
senger Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
THE CORDELZE DISPATOH, CORDELE, GEORGIA.
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RAISE HALF - MiLLION
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iTo Put on Campaign for Three Main
InstHutions of the Denomination.
Atlanta, Jan. 16.—The Georgia Bap
tist Convention has decided to put on
a state-wide campaign to raise half a
rhillion dollars for the three main Bap
tist institutions of the state, which
are Mercer University at Macen, Bes
sie Tift College at Forsyth and the
i(;em‘gi:x Baptist Hospital in Atlanta.
A committee of five prominent Bap
tists has been appointed to have gen
eral charge of the campaign, as fol
lows: Rev.’F. C.! Connell, Atlanta;
Rev. John D. Mell, Athens; DresLl. G.
Hardman, Commerce; P. J. Nichols,
Griffin; Judge E. C. Collins, Reidsville.
C. J. Hood, of Commerce, a pormi
nent banker and leader sin the Bap
tist denomination, has accepted the
dire(:torshig of the campaign and
the ways and means committee of five
will turn over ‘gl plans to him for ex
ecution. s
The exact sum of money to be
asked for is $415,000, with the ohject
of freeing Georgia’s. Baptist institu
tions from debt, and it has been
agreed by -the convention that no
money collected will be paid out un
{il the full amount is secured.
“The task that is on us requires
the largest giving in the history of
(Georgia Baptists,” declared Rev. B.
J. W. Graham in the Christian In
jex. the official organ of the Georgia
Baptist Convention. “If they start
out by trying to satisfy their consci
onces by giving $lOO where they
yught to give $l.OOO, and by giving
11.000 where they ought to give $lO,-
000, they will fail.”
LOW FARES |
Account Southeastern Land Show, At
lanta, Feb., 1-15 1817. {
Tickets on sale January 31st, Feb
suary rd, 10th, 10th 12th and ch.j
1917 good returning up to and includ
ing February 20th unless extended to
March 6th, 1917 by deposit of ticket
and the payment of a fee of $l.OO to
special agent, Atlanta, Ga. i ‘
All persons having land or property
for sale or exchange, cr desiring to
purchase should visit the Southeasiern
and Show. The low fares are also
snen to any one desiring to visit At
lanta on business or for pleasure. For
rurther information apply to A B&
\. Railway ticket agent. wW. W. Crox
ton. General Passenger Agent, Atlan
ia, Ga.
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Patents have been granted a St.
f.ouis inventor of an electric alarm
{hat sounds when rain begins to fall
in windows left open for ventiiation.
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The District of Columbia has 259
SAIOOBBE VT . . A i xNiD
GREAT END OF SEASON SALE!
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. ?e%inning ¥ r}day, January 19 and continuing through January
7 .47,; we, _agfifigbigzg to clean out our entirestock of winter goods to
make'rOOHl"for the spring arrivals. In this sale we have made
startling reductions on all clothing, shoes, hats, yard goods,
shirts, ov.e_rzglls. hose, cloaks, skirts, sweaters, underwear, petti
' coats, and hundreds of other household necessities. '
WE ARE OUTSIDE THE HIGH PRICE DISTRICT
BUT WE CARRY HIGH GRADE GOODS AND
, GUARANTEE EVERY ARTICLE THAT WESELL.
TV st i . .
pricejand a, big dave Jo,offer 1s SlashLe(}Lto a remarkably low
ing public in this sale. ~ disnosal of the buy-
WE ARE GOING TO MOVE A LARGE STOCK
" in this short time and the goods are going at a price you can
not afford to miss. It is the best opportunity of the new year.
Remember, we start Friday morning and sell at these prices for
q week and a day. Weurge you to drop in and see us during
this sale.
~ LEWIS & THOMPSON
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WEBB BUILDING CORDELE, GA. 7th STREET NORTH
ONE CENT A WORD.
CASH IN ADVANCE, THREE
TIMES FOR PRICE OF TWO.
PLENTY MCNEY TO LEND—On im
proved city and farm property. C.
M. McKenzie. 79-tf
WANTED—Two or three unfurnished
rooms for housekeeping. Address
H, care Dispatch.
E e e s e
FOR SALE—One Burroughs 6X ad-’
ding machine, comparatively ncw;,
a bargain. Inquire at post cffice. I
77-3 t-pd. [
FOR SALE—at =sacrifice §750 Belll
Touring Car, 1917 model. Run lessl
than 500 miles, brand new, perfect
condition. 8. Bundrick. 76-3tl
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QUICK LOANS-—Made on both city
and farm lands. See c M. M(,-Ken-[
zie. 79-tf |
FOR SALE—Negro house and lot near i
Southern Coiton Oil mill cheap for
cash, or will make terms. Apply to
J. W. Spires, Cordele, Rt. B 76-3 t-pd
Sl e s s s e e R g
FOR RENT—S-room residence, corner |
Sixth street and Sixteenth avenue.
City water, bath, sewerage connec-l
tions, electric lights. All openinr—,"s|
sereened. House almost new, See or
shone F. G. Boatright. 70-.t|
FOR SALE—Fancy Duroc Jersey Pigs. i
Special prices. O. M. Heard. 67-tf
lEEean o B e Sl S o
400 TYPEWRITERS! All kinds and |
.11 grades, Remingtons $l2 up. Instruc- l
tion book with each machine. Type
and repair parts for all makes of
I'ypewriters. Empire Type Foundry,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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VANTED—2O,OOO bushels of home-l
raised corn. Can’use in the ear,}
chucked or shelled. Highest market
price. I M. Powell Milling Co., Cor
dele, Ga. " 43-tf
FOR SALE—Ll:registered Duroc Jer
" sey boar and three-registered Duroc
Jersey brood sows. Registration pa
pers go with these hogs and they are
very fine. I have also three Jersey |
cows for sale at a bargain. L. L.}
Helms Music Co., Greer Block, Cor
dele, Ga. 79-2t‘
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We may be wrong. But we don’t be- :
lieve that a fuzzy white dog was ever]
intended to live in a town where soft
‘coal is burne%_ . I
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To Friends 22¢ Customers
On accotint of advance in prices
of Tiorse Shoes, Nails, in fact all,
iron and material and labor, I
am compelled to make a reasona
hle advanece in the charges for
Lorseshoeing and other work. No.
1 and No. 2 horse shoes will be
five cents a foot more, and an ad
ditional five cents a foot for No.
2 shoes, and so on.
N Weldi Machir
1 have recently installed a ma
chine to weld aluminum and cast
iron, and broken parts made of
: cast iron ean be successfully :
welded and made as good as new
at reasonable charges.
Blacksmithi d Aut
Ido all kinds of blacksmithing
and woodwork, automobile and
oarage work, upholstering, tops
and all trimmings made for au
tomobiles.. I also repaint auto
mobiles and buggies and give the -
best of satisfaction.
Frank Teuber
PHONE 45 CORDELE, GA. 7 STREET, N.
Ex-Confederates are erecting a
$100,600 monument on Shilon battle
field:o oagt
% A gasoline engine driven machixie
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'has been invented to bale hay or straw
in eylindrical bales. U e i
