The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], June 11, 1923, Image 2

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% BEGINS TUESDAY
NATIONAL CONVENTION BRINGS
‘MANY DELEGATES TO ATLANTA
Attasts, Ga,, June 11.—More than
2.obdfihl‘€tu‘tes and visitors began to
arm‘xfl‘are today for the twenty
eighth “annual convention of the Na--
tional Association of Credit Men
which will convene Tuesday morning
Four special trains will come from
Chattanooga. where the delegates
were guests of the local association,
Addresses by speakers of national
prominence are on the program for
each day of the convention, These in
clude former Senator Hoke Smith,
of Georgia; Governor John M. Park
er, of Louisiana; Senator Carter Glass
of Virginia, and former Governor
Frank O Lowdgn, of Illinois,
An attractive program of enter
tainment has been mapged out by the
local gonvention committee,
Thedford’s Black-Draught Liver
- Medicine (Vegetable) Praised
" " by the Head of a
Louisiana Family.
. Lake Charles, La.—*l don’t know
what we would have done had we nof
had Bisck-Draught, it sure is one of
the best medicines made, and am sure the
best liver medicine,” said Mr. Henry
QGarrett, of this city.
“Ag' whole family uses it,’”” continued
Mr. Garrett. "My wife says she believes
she ke;g offthe ‘flu’ by faking doses of
Black-Draught regularly.
“], myself, use Black-Draught for
indigestion, and it is fine.
“We used pills and tablets and other
laxatives, but they never seemed to do
us ‘Food. but the Black-Draught sure has,
and it has come to our house to stay.
We give it to our daughter for headache
and torpid liver.
*“] am glad to recommend anrthing
that has been the help to my family that
Black-Draught has.
“My present health is {,rood. Have
two boxes of Black-Draught in the house
now.”
If your liver l%ets out of fix, take
Black~Draught. It will help to drive the
bile poisons and other unhealthful mat
ters out of your system,
Sold everywhere. NC-148
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‘il | Own a
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!' Chrowdh the .
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| ; @ —will enroll you
' ' and start you on
}, e the waytoowner
. ship. We will put
| , -the money in a
,: local bank, at in
| terest. Each week
) make an additional fiayment. Soon
i gour payments plus the interest paid
| y the bank will make the car yours.
1?. So plan to get out into the fields and woods
| —down to the beach or stream—the family
| and you—in the Ford Sedan. It is ready for
; business or pleasure anytime you step into
: the driver’s seat and put your foot on the
| starter button. ;
; - Itis a car forall weather with rea! comfort -
| for everyone. And now it is within your
| reach. Come in today—-get full details.
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% CORDELE, GEORGIA.
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MIDDLE GEORGIA SIGNING
'PEANUT CONTRACT RAPIDLY
Albany, Ga., June 11,—While the
peanut growers of South Georgia
which was first organized are ballot
ting by mail on directors to repre
sent the ten districts laid out by the
Peanut Association in this part of the
state, contracts are being signed rap
idly in Middle Georgia, where cam--
paign work began lagt Tuesday, Jas
per and Putnam counties were [irst
worked by the field service men of
the association, and Jasper has sign
cd more than 6,000 acres, or the
third largest in the state, and Put--
mam has more than 2,500 acres in
the uprer tier of peanut counties, and
Pulaski and Laurens in the inter
mediate territory between South and
Middle Georgia,
In the original territory of South
(ieorgia, contract signers have re--
ceived ballots to vote for «lirer'tm-s,‘
These bhallots must be in the hands
of the election managers for the dif
ferent districts by June 21.-There are
only ten districts now, but otherg will
te laid out in Middle Georgia when
that secton is fully organized. ]
CALCIUM ARSENATI DUSTING
As A Remedy For 801 l Weevil Control
The 1. 8. Department of Agricul
ture in their circuiar No. 162 says.
“Weevil poisoning is fully as im
portant an operation as cultivation
and deserves as much serious thought
and attention, Unless you are 'will
ing to undertake it In this manner
vou should not attempt to poison.”
lFeeny Hand Duster .......... $15.00
ffeeny, 2-row mule back Dus-
CIY L N e e e 985,00
(lisdorsed by State Board of
Entomology)
“Do it right and snceceed.” “ISternal
vigilance is the price of safety.” Buy
your Calcium Arsenate and distribu
rhachinery now. Time and tide wait
for no man. Neither will the weevil.
J. M., DIFKICK, Agzent
JCORDELRE, CA
Every day, in every way, the
times and our
Mot Lunches
are getting better and better.
Don’'t take our word for it, but
come and try one. We prepare
and serve them in a way that
gatisfies. We also sell cold
drinks and candies. Stop with
us for a quick and appetizing
lunch,
!
Brown’s Lunch Stand
NINE RESCUED BY FIREMEN
FROM ONE TOTTERING RESI
DENCE
M aam
Macen, Ga, June Il.—Damage es
timateqd at thousands of dollars was
caused to Macon rroperty by a
gtorm that broke over the city 12:30
‘vlock yesterday afternoon in the
cleudburst that :ng(su'mpax.x,iuetl sharp
lightnirg more than six inches of
water fcll in less than an hour and
' half.
Although several buildings were
:truck by lightning.. No one was injur
ed.
While the storm wasgy at its height,
Curry’s Hall on Giles Street, just off
Second street, wis undermined and
firemen had to be called to rescue
nine persons from the sécond floor,
. E. Horne, head of the family res
cued said that his children and grand
children became so panicky he got out
of a sick bed where he had been for
two weeks and looking across the
street saw the water sweeping down
Giles street, up above the flcors of
the porches on residences across the
street,
“Then 1 felt our building giving
away’’ waid Mr. Horne. “The ryorch
collapsed and there was crash afiter
crash, I called for help from the win
dow and someone telephoned to fire
headquarters for aid.’’?
Firemen from the headquariers
truck who responded found all exits
washed away and the building readly
to collapse. Throwing a ladder from
the middle of the street to the sce
ond story window, they carried down
the nine persons,
The family had assembled there
because of tht illness of Mr. Florne,
He had to he carried to the home of
a daughter later, bordering on a col
lapse .
This was one of a series of re:cues
made by the firemen during the
storm.
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CORDELE, GEORGIA .
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DYNAMITE WRECKS HOME OF
FARMER NEAR BEAVERDALE
Dalfon, Ga,, June il.—The home of"
A. J. Lormon, 95 year old farmer liv
ing near Beaversdale wag dynamited
Friday night, the house being badly
wrecked, Mr, Lorman lived alone
with his daughter, Miss Leona Lor
man, &%
News of the dynamiting reached
Dalton la#e Saturday afternoon when
Migs Lorman eame here and posted a
reward of $5OO for the arrest, with‘
evidence to convict, .of the party“
throwing the dynamite to the r:m-h.‘
. She stated that she had. retired:
when ghe heard a noise of something
thrown against the porch near her
window and jumped from her bed as‘
the iront of the housze was dest.roy"
ed, J
There is no clue to the offender,
Mr, Lorman has acqiured consera--
ble nieans,
THREE MEMBERS LOUISIANA
BATHING PARTY DROWNED
New Orlean:;: ?une 11.—Three
members of a bathing party were
drowned at Grardd island yesterday,
and two others who were rescued
are uncénscious early today, ac
cording to reports here.
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO
Corsicana, Tex., June 11.—Twec
men were killed wheny a boiler at
the Gulf Company oil well, a mile
and a half south of Curry, explod
ed this morning, according to re
ports. ;
Two men who were in an automo
hile were stalled near the Poplar
Street underyass with water almost up
to the top of the car, They were
taken out. ;
At the same place a negro was res
cued,
Two negro children who were alone
in a house at 621 Walnut Street-were
recued when neighbers feared that
the building was going to collapse.
* INITIAL CONTEST
SOUTH GEORGIA SEMI-PRO
TEAMS GET INTO ACTION WED
NESDAY ;
Albany, Ga., June 11.—South Geor
gia's semi-professional bhaseball sea--
son will be ushered in next Wednes
day, when Albany will play Arlington
in Arlington and Bainbridge will
again play Dawson, On Saturday, Ar
lington will be in Albany again, ‘ard
Dawson will go to Bainbridge for a
game.
Americus and and Blakely expect to
have teams representing those towns
a little later. ' vy
A novel stepladder is made -entire
ly of metal and has guard rails at the
sides vet can be folded flat when idlc.
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Moore’s Garage ‘
General Auto Repairing |
RADIATORS REPAIRED |
ACETELENE WELDING
In Robertson Old Stand. |
J. H. MOORE, Mgr.
PHONE 157 W : }
lire Ins, Automobile Ins.
; J. D. COBB & SON
Farm Loans 5 1-2 per cemnt.
Surety Bonds Liability Ins,
CORDELE AUTO
STORAGE COMPANY
Under New Management
We repair all makes of cars, but
specialize on Fords. Storage
and accessories.
PHONE 130
0. L. CARROLL, Mgr.
S. R. BOLTON
With a White Moun.- decaf e iy
tain or Arctic Freezer %‘"‘7“?%7’ P |
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ice cream is -easily eWiSR G B
, frozen, - £ F t/gf%‘?l?’ij/ |
We have them—Come ;\%‘Efiifij%;‘ |
and see. ":*; r
BLACKMON HARDWARE CO.
WELLS HARDWARE CO OLD STAND .
' WALL STREET—PHONE 532—WE DELIVER.
Buy Your Meais Here
In the long run you will save money and en
joy life better. You’ll have to hurry to find a
cleaner, more comfortable dining room than
ours. And then we appreciate your coming. Its
much like home to eat with us. :
THE CRYSTAL CAFE
ELEVENTH AVE. J. A. PHOTIANOS, Prop.
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R Your Telephone Order for
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' bows: / ANDOTHER GROCERIES
L) WILLRECEIVE PROFIPT ATTENTION
EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT
Good Meat Cutters, Nice And
Clean. Ask Those Who Trade
' With us. Good Delivery, From '
* Seven Until Six.
Carr Grocery Co.
PAONE 541
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The Road To Riches
Is a strange one, and yet it is
plainly marked by the foot
steps of successful men. It
leads past the three mile
stones marked---
AMBITION w 4
! ECONOMY 1
PERSEVERANCE
Put in Dairy Cattle, raise
hogs and poultry, grow your
feed and make money.
THE CITIZENS BANK
CORDELE, GEORGIA
PICTURE FRAMING
At moderate prices. Made to order by hand. Neatly and correctly
fitted to suit your pictures. New shipment of Swing Photos framed -
just received. AlSo take orders for the best grade of enlarged pic
tures irom any protos you want. Tally and Score Cards, Birthday
and Congratulation Cards, Engraving, etc. :
E.R. OVERBY
PICTURE FRAMING AND ART STORE " =
103 Suwanee Hotel Bidg. cordele, elorgla |
MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1923,