The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], October 18, 1923, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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We Want Your
Patronage
WHY?
Because we betieve
we have the elean
est, most sanitary
shop in town.
Because we always
give honest weight
and our prices are
never eriticized fo
h('illg‘ too high.
We believe our ser
vice has earned
;wmr patronage and
we believe you will
benefit greatly by
trading with us.
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Childers And
Puckett
Cor. Bth Ave. & 6Gth St.
PHONE 170
Cali The Laundry
Don't fret and worry—just cali
the lanndry. We are always do
ing particular work in cleaning
and pressing for men and wom
en, Trust it to us. We'll seo
taat it (s done right,
M'COY STEAM LAUNORY
PHONL 108
N B AT Sy TSR T\ SWO RO et et B YT A \
TR U T R P P
THE PLUMBER
PHONE 537. W
SHOP PHONE 52
Moderate prices for hLonest
work. Repair « ork given prompt
attention.
Better have your cut-off exam
ined before cold weather
comes,
In England 11,460 pissengers
were carried by aireraft last vear,
We Buy
Peanuts, Cotton Seed And
Other Farm Produects.
We Sell
Heavy Groceries, Meat,
Salt and Purina Chows.
Get Our Prices Before You
Buy or Sell.
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Mims & Reynolds
PHONE 100 .
. F. CORBER, PLUMBING
’evmnums IN THE PLUMBING LmE|
fewer Residence Phone 372
Opposite Light Plant Phone 375 Cordele, Ga.
'CRIME WAVE IMPELS
" GOVERNOR OF BENGAL
I
| TO WARN PLOTTERS
‘ B Lo
) Calcutta, Sept. 6. (AP)—ln pro
| roging the Bengal Legislative Coun
!«-il, Lord Luytton, the Governor,
! voiced a note of anxiety and warn
ing regarding the recent recrudes
| cence of violent crime in Calcutta
tand other parts of the province.
| These outbreaks are attributed so
| cieties, having as one of their aims
| the assassination of government of
| focials.
| “The crimes of violence which
| have in the last few months deecply
| shocked the public of Calcutta have
| been generally assumed to have
| been the acts of ordinary crimimals.
f The latest murder in the post office
at Sankaritolla and the trial and
conviction of one of the gang who
committed the murder has revealed
to the public the workings of or
| panized revolutionary societies of
which Bengal has had such an un
!h:zmr_v sxperience in the past. The
:rcvival of a menace, which many
will remember as a hideous night
mare, and which everyone had hop
‘ed had gone forever, has created a
lsituatiflm in which the government
| will require, to an exceptional de
:i;:ru('. the support of the public.
: “The contaminanting influence of
‘l these gangs of fanatical Idealists,
| who adopt terrorism through rob-
H bery and assassination as their
[i weapon, is a danger to the younger
Drink Water to
He&p Wash Out
idney Poison
If Your B.;;:k Hurts or Bladder
Bothers You, Begin
Taking Salts
When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore don’t get scared and pro
ceed to load your stomach with a lot of
drugs that excite the kidneys and irri
tate the entire urinary tract. Keep
your kidneys clean like you keep your
bowels clean, by flushing them with a
mild, harmless salts which helps to re
move the body’s urinous waste and stim
ulates them to their normal activity.
The function of the kidneys is to filter
the blood. In 24 hours they strain from
it 500 grains of acid and waste, so we
can readily understand the vital impor
tance of keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots of good water—you can't
drink too much; also get from any phar
macist about four qunces of Jad Salts;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast each morning for a
few days and your kidneys may then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia, and has been
used for years to help clean and stimu-
Tate clogged kidneys; also to necutralize
the acids in the system so they are no
longer a source of irritation, thus often
relieving bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; can not in
jure; makes a Jclightfnl effervescent
lithia-water drink, which everyone
should take now and then to help keep
their kidneys clean and active. Try
this: also keep up the water drinking,
and no doubt vou will wonder what
became of vour kidney trouble and back
ache. By all means have your physi
cian examine your kidneyswat least twice
a year.
generation from which no family
can feel altogether immune,
“A week ago the latest vietim of
this sinister conspiracy told in ihe
dock the story of how hz was sough
out by those whom he acknow!:lg
ed as his leaders and ordered vo join
with others in a robbery wnich led
to the murder of a perfectly in
nocent man, It is the impression
abls youth of Bengal who are
seduced and :acrificed by this In
gane organization, I appeal to all
those who remember the dark deys
through which Bengal passed from
1912 to 1916 to all those who have
sons of their own to protect, to ral
ly to the support of the govern
ment and to help us stamp out this
disease before it grows to dimen
sions which will make it difficult to
cope with.”
SURGEONS WILL HOLD
‘CONGRESS IN CHICAGO
Chicago Oct. 17. (AP)—Surgeon
scientists in large numbers from all
parts of the United States, Canada
and South America are expected to
attend the thirteenth arnual clini
gal congress of the American Sol
lege of Surgeons, whicn opens here
Oct. 22 and will continue for four
lA\(l:tys. 5
Chief interest in the event will
center about a series of clinics dur
ing the congress, according to Dr.
Franklin H, Martin, director gen
eral of the oreanization, Visits wiil
be made to various parts of the city
‘to view clinical demonstrations em
i bracing all phases of surgery.
i An all day conference on the
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CLOSE-OUT SALE
S S 2 SRR
A LD ] ) N 1
OF ALL GENTS FURNISHINGS
Do You Want to Save Money? If You do,
Hurry Right Down to the Store Now
"—--—-mmmm_-_-——mmmmm
MEN’S SOFT COLLARS, Arrow, Manbattan and
BRO B GQOTER ke it g goc
MANHATTAN SHIRTS,
B L e idahe ern e sl'Bs
MANHATTAN SHIRTS, ‘
BRSO And PAOD NARIEE ... .. obgevnr oo ron 00l sz'sa
ARROW STIFF COLLARS,
Beo el es b e 14c
ALL %1.00 AND $1.50 TIES, :
%1.25 SILK SOX, . .
e e R L 850
Hoc¢ SOX,
B D oey 39c
soe SOX, 5
BEERE . . e Eeeta Rt 24c
PLORSHEIM, RACINE AND SELZ SHOES, EVERY PAIR
SOLD WITH A MONEY-BACK GUAR
ANTEE Pair ... . ss’ ss’ 57'95
MEN'S HEAVY JUMBO KNIT SWEATERS, '
Be . el e $4'95
Men’ Don’t Wait Until Everything is Sold. Come Early
3
DEPARTMENT STORE
ONF, PRICE TO ALL
YOUR STORE
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
;-'conduct and managemeant of hospi
| tals with discussions by surgeons,
lnurses and suprevisors will dceeupy
| the opening day. Monday night, J.
liOChsner of Chicago, incomiag presi
((lent, will be inducted into office.
' He succeeds Dr., Harvey Cushing of
{ Boston, 5
l’ Thetsucgecding three evenings
l will he given over to scientific meet
| ings with addresses by numerous
lAmcrica.n and Canadain surgeons.
| Papers presented at thes» sessions
l have become accepted as represent
ing the highest authority on the
‘topics discussed, according to Dr
| Martin,
Conferring of fallowships in the
coliege on a group of several hun
dred candidates will take place at
|'the convocation session Friday
! night. Honorary fellowships will al
| so be presented to foreign guests at
lthis final meeting.
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| Under u n2ew law in China the con
' sent of a father and mother has to he
| obtained before a divorce can be
! granted..
% SRR i
i Astrologers of old say that the sth
jand 12th are October's unluckiest
| days and are to be banned for all
business enterprises.
i In Egypt, 86.40 er cent of the men
yand 99.79 per cent of the women are
illiterate,
‘ No Tn:‘c-t‘er now big the auto,
thore are times when three’s a
crowd.
Practically all the exports of Egypt
are products of the soil, and cotton
constitutes 90 per cent.
iBS YOUR ACCOUNT APPRECIATED
OR TOLERATED?—‘"“Dead Beat'’ is
gone. “Slow Pay” is going. “Prompt
Pay” is here, Cooperation among Cor
dele Retail Credit Men through the
medium of their interlocking credit
record system has practically elimi
nated the ‘‘dead bheat’'—the man
who knowingly and willfully buys be
vond his means. or who ewides the
payment of his just obligations is a
‘‘Dead Beat”. Brogdon’s Dairy, phone
561, 10-18-12 t, ¢
Quebec has developed about 850,
000 of the 6,%50,0000 Thorsepower
which are believed to be available in
its water courses.
Firerroof paper films have been in
viented for use in motion picture ma
c¢hines where safety is the prime con
sideration.
Diamond-edge tools are in com
mon use in some factors.
School time is here agaia.
Don’t forget
E. R. Overby
Art Store for Tablets, Pencils,
Colors, Drawing Tablets and
many other school necessities.
E. R. Overby
102 Suwanee Hotel Bldg.
CORDELE, GEORGIA
DISPATCH
WANT ADS
Two Cents A Word
OPPORTUNITIES
i i s i L T
ASK MR. TAYLOR AT THE—Furni--
ture store to play the records for you
which tell of the benefits of whole
grain wheat. Learn how Chicago
school children were improved in
health and class standing. The rec:
ords explain and tell of marvelous
benefits to health by scientific whole
wheat diet. 'H, C. Harris, distributor
10-6-26 t.
Call and sec our mew line of
Electric Machines just in, on dis
play at Singer office. Singer Sewing
Machine Co., J. F. Doolittle, Mgr,
10-15-6¢
LOANS '
QUICK LOANS—Made on Doth city
and farm lands. See C. M. McKenzie,
7-9-tL.
FARM LOANS-—At best terms to be
had, and specialize in quick service.
W. E, Grubbs, Cordele, Ga, tf.
GUR LENDERS HAVE MORLC
THAN THIRTEEN MILLION DOL.-
LARS ON GEORGIA FARMS AND
THEIR FAITH STILL IS GREAT.
WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL CALL
ON THE OLD RELIABLE FOR
FARM LOANS. IF YOU WILL
LET US WE WILL SAVE YOU
MONEY ON YOUR FARM LOAN
AND RENDER YOU A SERVICE
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING OF.
FERED IN THIS LINE. DORRIS
& BROWN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW
CORDELE, GA. 5-25-tf
FOR SALE
"EGGS FOR HATCHING--Just re
ceived a pen cof twenty-five Pure
bred S. €. White Leghorn hens of
the highest lain strain direct from
Gee B. Ferris. Mrs. J. P. Culler,
409 Fifth Ave., Cordele, Ga. 9-30-26¢
FOR SALE—Or would trade for real
astate: one bone cutter, one seven
passenger Paige car, large refrigerat
or, one Chalmers car, five passenger,
A-1 condition. Will run as good as
now. Call at ‘Standard Bakery.' Phone
151 10-11-6 t.
FOR SALW-—36 pure bred Hoffman
strain Barred Rock pullets, four
ro,osters for quick sale. Mrs, J. W.
Lauger. Rt. B. 10-15-3 t,
l?éR u.‘.‘; A l:E —:&0 . i Un de'r\\'o od
typewriter. See R. L. Towns at
Dekle Bros. 10-16-3 t
FOR SALE-—Sweet milk, butter milk
and butter, Daily deliveries Phone
vour orders to H. S, Brogdon, phine
561 10-18-3 t.
Of 300,000,000 acres avmilable for
agriculture in Canada only 50,000,00
have been ttken tp.
EARLY
Vortex Heaters
Cut Coal Bills
In Half And
Heat Uniformly
We Install Them
Without Charge
Buy Now And
Enjov The Winter
Watt - Holmes
Hardware Co.
We Base Our Business
Solely on what good people think about us after
we have had an opportunity to make good. Use us as
vour druggists and then tells us where we have failed.
We will appreeiate the favor. In preseription work,
in prompt service, in values for your money—in ali
these we wang to prove wourthy of the patrondgé ot
ood people. TAR
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Jones-Pate Drug Co.
PHONE 282
THURSDAY, OCT, 18, 1923,
Cash in
Advance
Three Times
For Price
of Two
LISTEN—Try us if you want. your
old shoes made new, bring thein
to Dr. Johnson, shoe hospital. Don't”
wait. Phone 137 we will call for
them. J, A. Johnson, Shoe Doctor
323 12th Ave, West Cordele, Ga.
- 10.5-t-#
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Two connecting
rooms, private bath. Phome 386,
10-17-3 t
e e ettt sttt et >
FOR ROOMS AND BOARD-—Apply
at 107-14th Ave. West,
10-16-3%
FOR REN—'I";-Fix’e_r-()‘bm cottage on
- 18th Ave. J. C. Patten.
©lO-4-26t
FOR R_E—IIJ.T-'-;;bartme;t—“h—(;fiée on
corner of 14th alienue and 4th street,
C. M. McKenzie 10-16-3 t.
FOR RENT—Four connecting unfur
nished rooms 415- Thirteenth -avenue
west. Miss Luta Dixon. 10-1-26 t.
FOR RENT—Six room apartment
Fourteenth avenue. All modern con--
veniences. Call Mrs. Lena Cutts or
rhone 145. 9-30-26 t, 3
WWANTED : :
WANTED—DMen or womgn to take or
ders for genuine guaranteed hosiery
for men women and children. Elimi
nate darning. Salary $75 a week full
time. $1,50 an hour spare time. Cot
tons, heathers, silks. Internationai
Stocking Mill Norristown, Pa.
10 2 26t.
WANTED TO BUY—Chickens, any
kind and fresh country eggs. Best
market price cash Rochelle Road,
first house east of city cemetery Will
call for them if you will address me
P. O. Box 120 H, C. Hagsil, Cordele,
Ga., 9-20-26 t.
“SALESMAN WHO CAN EARN—
From $75 to $lOO per week, must be
resident of county, married man pre
ferred, one who is not afraid of work
and can deliver th: ~goods. Other
‘counties in central Georgia open to
good galesmen, Apply in person to A.
B. Crump, Macon Storage & Forward
ing Comapanys Warehouse, Macon,
Ga., 10-14-3 t. :
‘COOD MAN WANTED—To sell
~ Singer Sewing’ Machines and col
lect. Singer Sewing Machine Co., J.
F'. Doolittle, Mgr. 10-15-6%
'WANTED—CoIor:‘d boy or man to
handle papers among colored
people. See Mr. Harris at The Dis
patch. 10-17-6 t
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