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The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], March 13, 1925, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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PAGE SIX
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HANDLEY OIL MANAGER
llie. Parrish has been made Hanly
and Supply Company manager here
neceeed W, T. Perry, resigned. Fred
ies has: been made -assastant maxs
B These two young men are well
bn to the local trade and they ask
tare of the gas and oil business of
community.
TTON STANDARDS ARE
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IPLETED AND ACCEPTED
WASHINGTON Mar. 13 —Cotton
wrts representing European and
ierican assoclations and the depart
nt of egrienltmp’ today completed.
ymination and seceptance of too de
‘tment’s copies ¢f the uuiver:al cot-i
standard to be used during the com
k crop year. !
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Develop 'em Quick!
48 hours after they crack the shells, start your
chicks on Tuxedo Buttermilk Starter. Makes
| ’em grow like weeds. Prevents bowel trouble.
After 6 days add Tuxedo Chick. Plenty, of
“water. Between baby chick angt._pullet stage
give them. Tuxedo Devéloper, ‘Chickens fed
-the Tuxedo way will develop twice as fast‘as
' iffed ordinary farm grainsalone. Tuxedo feeds
positively contain no tankage. [Trog 'ruxr.po
HE ARD LINE OF FEEDS
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; Tuxedo Hog Rat}
\ A COMP ANY \ Tn:od: Pigeon r::a
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; Tuxedo Scratch
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Yoy CRICK FEEDS Tuxedo Foultry
ATLANTIC ICE & COAL COMPANY
. INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF GEORGIA
TD our hosts of friends and patrons we extend greetings and
— sincere thanks for the generous patronage extended to us in
the past. ~We intend to merit a continuance of this patron
age by giving you prdgpt service, and the most reasonable prices,
at all times, for the products we make or handle. |
The ice season is about to open
and you may be assured that
we are ready to supply all re
quirements with the purest
quality of distilled water ice. -
Should you haVe penshable goods to be cared for ...
. in Cold Storage, just let us know so that rates may
7" be quoted and all details arranged. :
, For ‘any ‘information. or for - s i
LA : placing ' orders, ‘please call
Telephone Number 153
Cordele, Georgia ‘ W. C. Miller
‘March 1925 ‘ Manager
/ - ML RN g
WOMAN GOVERNOR TO
SIGN HUSBAND’S
AMNESTY j
AUSTIN, March 13.—The dramatic
finprecedented spectacie of a wo
‘man governor signing a virtual par
don for her hushand was in promoct‘
/here today. The bill granting full
pmnesty for James F. Ferguson,
‘ousted from.the office of, governor
and barred from ‘holding pubMd.'
‘state office, completed passage of
the legislature yesterday and is be
fore: Fergysod’s wite for hét. 'sikne
tare. ey ;
M N b i e H 1
INVESTIGATION PROCEEDS
§ ; ,“ §.7 78 n;-' ) g k 4 i '.' ? L
~ DEATH OSAGE INDIANS
, o et s %
F PAWHUSKA, 0k1a.,, Mar. 18
;Sfate and federal investigation into
the series of deaths among Osage
Indians in nineteen twenty-two has
not been ended and is proceeding
“with good results,” it was indicated
in official quarters today. .. |
NOTE TO LEAGUE
‘ OVERSHADOWS LAGGING
| (Continued from page 1) = '
7 —_—
!a’utclsmam are justified, but claim
‘the protocol could have been per
fected to meet them. 'l :
\
| - No. Arms_Conference
WASHINGTON,” March 13.~—Al
kw,f?rgydexp;;cmw is anxious
‘to call @ new 'arms’ conlerence as
i,”‘m a 8 @he oprortune moment s
mujn}?d. admipistration offielals
!,app'a ently ‘regard the whole project
as, rebulous, 80 far as sarfaze indi
étiofsn revéal, copsideration of the
subicct has not approached “even
rrmotdly; @ stege Where: jormal _in
vitations can be issued. i - & s
S e
WASHINGTON March 12--Senate re
publicans in confevence today decided
against a proposal for reduction of the
patronage of four in surgonts, reed outl
of the party councils and removed from
theiy former rank on the standing c_om-l
mittee. |
| HOLLANDS QUEEN HONORED
LEYDEN Holland, Feb. 23 (AP) —
This old world: town has just colebrated
the 85 anniversary of thé tounding of
ite famous yniversity. )
J Upén Queéen Wilhelmina -was con
fered the honoray degree of doctol‘l
of law and the women students pw»l
sented her with the first tulips of the
#oason. ; ;
’FOOTBALL POPULARITY MAKES
- IT A RIVAL OF BASEBELL
~ HONOLULU, Feb. 18 (AP)—
Football has becme “a clse rival to
baseball for popularity in Ilawali,’
according to paid attendance fig
ures for both sports made public by
J. Ashman ‘Beaven, = owner of Moi
liili Park, Honolulu’s shrine of ath-
Poties. ! 10 Lt 8
“For the short football sedson 73,-
000 persons paid admission " to the
park. These included the attendance
at the ohe game played by Occidens
tal’ College of ‘California against the
University of Hawaii-and the games
of "Colorado ‘University against the
Pearl“ Harbor Navy - team'and’ the
University of Hawaii. = * -
~ The total turnout for last: year's
senior league baseball season, with
attendance combpiled for four' times
as' many ganies as were’ counted in.
arriving’ at’ thé football attendance,’
was (78,000, Beaven announced. |
‘FOR RENT Six toom house cheap. eall
382, A 3181 t
If Jack Frost should drop in for
another visit, we can quickly
replenish your bin or cellar with
the best grades of Coal, either
retail or wholesale.
‘THE CORDELE DISPATCH
BIRMINGHAM MAN IS
- KIDNAPED AND BEATEN
. BIRMINGHAM, March 13.—Po
flice are searching today for five
‘men who last night kidruped D. J.
Houston aged thirty-two, a truck
driver from a down town strect,
carried him several miles from the
city &nd severely flogged him.
~ Confined to his home suffering
from the effects of the beating he
said seventy-five lashes = were ap
niied to his back and legs.
‘SPR:NG USURPS ROLE
... CF WINTER IN DENMARK
COPENHAG! N Feb. 23 (AP) — Thi
ig the mildest winter Denmark has
‘known in three centurics. Not noce
;.hns the temperature fallen below the
freezing uoint in the daytime, and the
nights when this has heen the ease
‘have been excedingly rare. Generally
'the month of February is the ¢oldest in
Denmark; this year it has had the
character of early spring. The mild
winter has been blessed by everybody
except the furriers and the coal mer
chants, Particularly the latter are com
plaining bittefly. They are losing . a
great deal of money they say
- Cities like Helsingfors, Reval and
Rig awhich are usually bured in snow
at this time of the year have up to the
present experienced nothing more win
try than a' few nights of friost, 1
INDIGEST!ON
e oy i o
fort after mgeaﬁ, belchl'lg, bloat
ing and constipation wi
CHAMBERLAIN'’'S
~ TABLETS
_Eacy and pleasant to take--only 25¢
Prices To Suit
The Occast
It you will entrust your work
with. us you will be convinced
that-we do real CLEANING and
PRESSING.. We have & system
;that satisties, S U
"Men’s Suits steam cleaned 'sl.oo
Ladies’ Suits steam cleaned
at .. bol i $lOO 0 $1.50
Men's "Suits dry . cleanedi. $1.25
Ladies’ Suits dry clenn*:l
@LI Ie TR o $2.25
‘ GIVE US A TRIAL
' PHONE 154
¢ Guy T. Cobb—lnsurance
i PIRE, TORNADO, AUTOMOBILE.
: SURETY BONDS B
'PHONE 75 CORDELE, GA.
e The 6's_a ROGERS Store near you bamsey <
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ROGERS SUGAR CORN, NO, 2 CN; 20R .- 26
ROGERS LYE HOMINY, NO. 2 CAN, 3FOR -+~ - 25¢
ROGERS SAUER KRAUT, NO. 2 CAN. 2FOR -+ - ---- - 26¢
PALM OLIVE SOAP, 3 BARS WITH AN EXTRA BAR FREE FOR 27¢ -
JENEDA CHERRIES, FINE FOR PIES,NO.2CAN - - 21¢
ROSEDALE PEACHES, NO. 27 CAN, -+~ ----- 236
ROGERS PURE CANDY, PER POUND - -+ -19¢
DEL MONTE FRUIT SALAD, NTI CAN --+ 24¢
DEL MONTE FRUIT SALAD, NO. 2 CAN - -+~ 30¢
DEL MONTE FRUIT SALAD, NO. 2% CAN .-~ 40¢
DEL MONTE OR LIBBYS PINEAPPLE, SLICED, NO. 1 CAN -- - 18¢
DEL HONTE OR LIBBYS PINEAPPLE, SLICED, NO. 2 CAN - 25¢
DEL MONTE OR LIBBYS PINEAPPLE, SLICED; NO. 2* CAN - 28¢ -
* DELMONTE OR LIBEYS PINEAPPLE, CRUSHED, NO. 1 CAN. +24c:.
DEL ONTE OR LIBBYS PINEAPPLE CRUSHED, N 0.2 AN . 24¢
Me the best in the city.
: : ‘Our Prices will ‘Please You R I S 0 ek
aaa-o
~ ~lWh&c.'s}lshcllon'{"f“l:e' ai .' RS
‘Regardless of The
Car You Buy, or
The Price You Pay,
There is \
- No Greater Value
- Than Buick
TS RAR
Buick Distributor , Cordele, Georgia
FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1926

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