The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], December 21, 1924, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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.waiting for a solution to / ,/, :[T Ty '”“ §ANIA 1
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- the new bobbie collars, $ll.- =
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HOSIERY |2
‘A L’\SIKE' IIITI’.I, © 4250 and $2.95 As You Like
“‘l | 3 FULL FASHIONED E‘Ey / Tt Silk Hose regular weight
¢N2 (\ §= or chiffon, all colors that are
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Ladies hand Bags, especially ' priced, all
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v Under the Arm Bags :
Wc have a complete line of Handkerchiefs
singleor packed in boxes . T 0 G 4 ()0
BEGINNING MONDAY WE WILL BE O PEN AFTER SUPPER TO 9 O’°LOCK.
~ PLEASE SHOP EARLY IN THE DAY TO AVOID THE RUSH -
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Louis Miller Department Store
ONE PRICE TO ALL--NO DEVIATION--CORDELE, GA.
Jersey and Tricolette Knickells, all colors,
. $2.857°53.95
Bordour Lamps, complete with cord ready
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THE CORDELE DISPATCH
MINIMUM SUM TO
WILL GIVES CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN BULK OF ES
| TATE PR ) :
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—The will
of Samuel Gompers, filed today for
probate, left the bulk - of his: cstate,
was not valued, to his sons and his
grand daughters and directed that only
‘‘the minimum amount allowed by
law’’ should be paid the widow.
The will was dated November eight,
this yea¥, and was accompanied by the
mutilated copy of another, previously
made, which was torn aecross ‘the face
dna on which was written ‘I cancel
and revoke this will.’”’
JUDGE CRUM REPORTED
POPULAR IN WILCOX
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The followin gaccount is taken from
this week’s Abbeville Chronicle,
Judge Crum having just closed four
weeks of court in Wilcox:
- “A four weeks session of Wilcox
Superior Court has just closed, and
many important cases have been dis
posed of during the term, lit is said
by court attaches that the docket,
beth civil and criminal is in better
ishape than it has been' for many
"jears on account of our able Judge’s
'flmtiring efforts with a view to that
end.’
“We take special pride in not only
the statement, but the fact that we
have the best judge to be found any
where, which seems to be the uni
versal opinion of the people of this
county. Judge Crum has made many
yriends since he has been judge of
this circuit, and it is predicted that
"he will be judge of this circuit until
moss grows on his back if he wants
it”
DR ELLIOTT AND FAMILY
LOCATE IN ATLANTA
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and
sons, Walter Jr., and Dick, Ift the
’past week to reside in Atlanta, Dr.
'Elliott goes to be associated in the
‘practice of osteopathy with his fath
er, Dr. J. W. Elliott, who several
years ago moved from Cordele to At
lanta to engage in the practice of
his profession in that city. Both
families were for a number of years
highly esteemed rsidents of Cordele
and in their going a loss is flt.in
social, civic and religious circles in
the cityi. i
Dr. Walter Elliott] is one of the
most promising young ostepath§ of
Georgia, being a member of the
state board. i
Since the organization of the Crisp
County Volunteers, Dr. Elliott has
been captain and in this capacity he
will also be missed. ;
The best wishes of a host of
friends here will attend this esti
mable family in their new home.
NEW VANDERBILT PAPER
MTAMI, Dee. 20.—Cornelius Vander
bilt, Jr. has leased the present Lome
of the Miami Daily News, Jr., the Tab
loid Morning Daily which he will pub
lish here beginning in January.
HAWKINSVILLE, VIENNA,
CORDELE BUS SCHEDULE
Leave Arrive
Hawkinsville __ 7:30a.m. 6:30p.m.
Unadilla -___. 8:30a.m. 5:10p.m.
Pinehurst ._._. 8:55a.m. 4:50p.m..
Vienna ____... 9:25a.m. 9:20p.m.!
Cordele ____. 10:15a.m. 10:00a.m.
Vieona _..... 10:45a.m. 10:46a.m,
Hawkinsville .. 1:00p.m. 12:00a.m.
Vienna ....... 2:15p.m.
Cordele --.... 4:00p.m. 2:40p.m.
Vienna _...... 4:30p.m.
Pinehurst ____ 4:55p.m.
Unadilla --...- §:lsp.m.
Sedan type Reo Bus, charges 3
1-2 cents per mile. Conection with
fitzgerald, Valdosta and other
lines in Cordele.
E. D. BRADDY Hawkinsville, Ga.
- DISPATCH
WANT ADS
;,,,7 wo Cent's A '.Word i
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ARM LOAN HEADQUARTERS— |
We still get the money for our‘
former customers. Dorris and Brown !
? 3 4-10-tf
QUICK LOANS—Made on both city
and farm lands. €ece C. M. McKen-‘
zie. 3 7-9-tf i
FARM LOANS—At best terms to be |
had, and specialize in quick servlce.l
W. E. Grubbs, “ordele, Ga. tf
TO FARMERS OF CRISP COUNTY!
—The Federal Land Bank has plqntyi
of cheap money to loan on farms on
thirty-five years time. For partic-|
ulars. seer H. C. McKenzie, oflicesi
Board of Trade. 12-3:26ti
1 NOTICE 1
PHOTOS MAKE—Excellent Xmas.
gifts. Cofield’s Studio. Phone 533.,‘
11-29-Ifl, ‘
$35.00 GASH Towara, for tho evidencs
to convict‘the parties who destroyed
Pineapple Pear Treés in my plantation.
James A. Griffin, 12-17-6te. ?
FOR SALE :
T o Yi et
BUDDED PECAN TREES FOR
SALE—Standard Varieties, Write
For Prices, W. B. Lamar, Park
Front, Thomasville, Ga. ~ 12-5-26 t
BUY YOUR PECAN—Trees from me.
Best varieties, reasonable prices
H. R. Sloan, Flintside, Ga., Sumpter
County. 12-10-12 t
TURKEYS FOR CHRISTMAS—Few
~ Choice hens and Toms, at 30c per
pound. M Bowen, Rt. 1, Arabi.
12-15-6 t _ ;
FOR SALE—Houschold furnishings,
piano, victrola, sectional book case,
range, heaters, couch, rugs, portiers,
pictures, chairs, sideboard, and other
articles, cheap.to save moving. See
them this week at my residence. R.
L. Luffman. . .12-15-6 t
FOR SALE—Fishel Strain White
Rock Cockergls and hens, phone:
522. Mrs. E. A. Devane. 12-16-6 t
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W’ B e Buick Standard Coach N\ \CPRE / :
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asßuick builds it -
Has two ‘wide doors which permit people
* to enter or leave the rear seat from either
side without forcing front seat occupants :
to get out cf the car. As Buick builds the
Coach, it is a convenient, modern, sub- -
stantial, smart-looking closed car with
_ Body by Fisher.
And in addition to Buick’s two Coaches, ‘
there are twenty-three other Buick models
from which to select your Buick. P
: Standard Six Coach 821295
Master Six Coach $249§ . :
: Prices {. 0. b. Buick Factories: government tax to be 2 .
added. Ask about the G. M. 4. C. Purchase Plan, )
: which provides for Deferred Payments. 5
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S. L. RYALS, BUICK DISTRIBUTOR -
CORDELE, GEORGIA . -
H. F. COQRBETT. ~
" - PLUMBING
EVERYTHINE INTHE PLUMBING Llfi E
Residence Phone 372
Opposite Light Plant Phone 3756 = Cordele, Ga.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1924
Cash in
Advance
Three Times
For Price
of Two
' oselUb .
LOST— Leather handbag, dropped
from car in city of Cordele or on,
highway between Arabi, Ga., and:
Cordele. Conténts, twenty dollars,"
checks and cash. Liberal reward, re:
turn to Mr:{ F. S. Mashburn, Gors:
dele, Ga. | S 12-19-8¢
DOGS—Setter 3 years old,.large
size. Poinfer and Retriever, $lOO.
Nice Pointer female, trained $5O.
Pair of Coop and Cat Hounds, 15
months, $5O. H. D. Coppedge, For
syth, Ga. - | - 12-19-8%
: ;
LOST—White female settefr, with liv
er spots, 'angwers name ' “Roxie”.
‘Phone 348, or 185. Hiram Williamse.
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iRETI\IL FOOD PRICES
SHOW FURTHER INCREASE
WASHINGTON, 'Dec. .23.—R6tail_
food "'tx;'ices showed @ further in
crease of approrimately one per cent
in the month ending November 15,
taccording to ‘the department of la
bor, covering twenty-one food arti
cles ‘in fifty-one cities.
A maximum of three per cent in
crease was reported at Rochester,
'-N.‘ Y.; two per cent in Birmingham,
Buffalo, Louisville, New York, Nor
folk, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Port
land, Me., Savannah. A
Leather for the. .repairing .of
shoes, and we'are proud' of’ our
work. You'can:save many'dol
lars for both “yourself and fam
ily by. having. your shoes - kept
in repair by re-soling 'and re
building. We' have solved "the
problem of saving ~money ‘jon
shoes for- children as ‘well as
for iyourself, il e 7
Cordele Leather Co,
WALL STREET