The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], July 05, 1925, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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PAGE EIGHT
EDITORS ENJOY FINE
B DAY VISITING BUTLER
BY C. E. BROWN '
The Third District Editors were
delightfully entertained Friday at
Butler, It was an ideal day for a
pleéasure trip and an invitation frem
Butler is always synonomouns with a
good time. Charley Benns and Mrs.
Benns, the host and hostess, know
well how to make their friends a fine
welecome and this same spirit of hos
pitality and cordiality was evinced
on all sides. He has wonderful sup
port and cooperation from his home
town and the editgrs alwaye gain a
£aod impression »f Butler when they
mert there. We were joined at Vl
egha by Miss Emily Woodward and
her two “nieces. The two cars made
the trip together without any acci.
dent or mishap of any kind and ar
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Are You Still
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Experimenting?
Highost quality—low price-—real ser
vice—this is what you get when you
buy a Goodyear tire from us. More
people ride on Goodyear tires than on
any other kind. There is a yeal reason.
Are yvou enjoying the advantages of
Goodyear tires or are vou still experi
menting !
-9, L. RAYLS
BUICK DISTRIBUTOR CORDELE, (A.
« Stove Wood, Fire Wood, Cord Wood
BURNS LONGER PHONE 489 BURNS HOTTER
,“ ' Dellvered anywhere {n the city
w 7 Fitzgibbons and Wilson
s« JB.Now in the Hands of New Owners, and is in Better Shape to
v+« Handle Your Business than ever. We are one of the Strongest
Financial Institutions of the kind in the Entire South.
We Will be very Strongly in the Market at all Times for Cotton
Seed and Peanuts, and Can Supply You With €. S. Meal and
Hulls, and with Pure Peanut Meal, at Right Prices. Please Re
member, Also, That We are in Position to Furnish You With the
Very Best Fertilizers, Honestly Mixed.
We Consider That the Farmers’ Interests and Our Own are the
Same, and Our Policy Will Always be, HONEST WEIGHT AND
A SQUARE DEAL. c:
T. J. DURRETT, MANAGER .V
: CORDELE MILL
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[rived about twelve o’clock when a
warm welcome awaited us.
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' The meeting was held in the at
tractive little Methodist ¢church which
was decorated with yellow daisies
and green ferns. A supply of delicious
punch and ice water had been pro
vided for otur comfort and quite o
number of the Butler peosple had as
sembled to show their aprreciation
and to give us a welcome.
Quite a delightful program was
'then put on, consisting of songs,
' duets, instrumental solos and ad
ldresses followed by a 2w important
Lusiness matters. John Howell, W. T.
!Anderson and others were the speak
iors. The same officers were elected
' for the coming year and an invita
ltion from Americus was accepted for
the next meeting.
The officers are: Miss Emily Wood
ward, president; C. E. Benns, vice
president; Isador Gelders, secretary
and treasurer,
A delicious luncheon was then en
joyed at the new Adams Hotel, This
was indeed a dainty repast which
‘was enlivened by a humoroug debaie
W. T. Anderson, Mrs. John M.
Anglin, John Howell, Miss Emily
;\'\"o')(l'.var(l, Miss Susan Myrick and
others. A prize of a crate of peaches
was presented to the winner. Miss
Myrick was acknowledged the %test
debater and the peaches went to her.
At the close of the luncheon, each
guest was presented with dainty lit
tle baskets of candy, filled with
candy, a gift from the Butler Candy
Cormpany. The Butler Peach Company
Wwas very generous with their peaches
Kaeh family represented received
» market basket of rerfect speci
mens., Butler is well known as one
of the finest peach districts, not only
of Georgia, but of the south,
During the luncheon, Miss Susan
Myrick rendered two very humorous
readings which were thoroughly en
joyed. Mr. Anderson also made &
wmoest interesting talk concerning the
Ceorgin exodus to Florida. !
The lasteourstesy of the day was
:xtended to the visitors by Dr.
Porter at the drug store where re
freshing drinks were gerved to all
the guests.
ENGINES FOR PEANUT PICK
ERS—The Sea Island Cotton il
Company has discontinued husiness
and the liquidating agent has for
sale five new Hercules 7 H. P. gas
engines, mounted on a four-wheel
Bteel truck, with doubletree and
pole. The cost of these machines are
mere than $2OO, dealers price, I. O.
B. the factory. Orders will he filled
in the order received, at $l5O each,
. O. B. Charleston. Guaranteed to
bhe absolutely new, never used. Sre
cially made with dusthood over
‘erank. Sea Island Cotton Oil Company
Charleston, 8. C. 7-1 and 6.
Is a prescription for Wi BH
Malaria, Chills and Yever,
Dengue or Bilious Fever.
It kills the germs yiifiEB%
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
THOS. J. McCARTHUR, M. D.—Special
attention to Surgery and Gynecol
ogy, Cordele, Ga.
DR. M. R. SMlTH—lnternal Medicine
and Sureery. Office American Bank
& Trust Co., Bldg.
A. -S BUS~S.E‘;TAttorney At Law—
State and Federal practice. Office
over Exchange Bank, Cordele, Ga.
DR. V. C. GRUBBS—Dentist. Otilce
Holnmes Building.
DR. M. LOUISE TlPTON—Osteapath.
ic Physician, Telephone Office 495,
Residence 156. Offices formerly oc
cupied by Dr. Elliott.
DR. J. W. MANnN—Veterinarian,
Office phone 74. Res. phone ?204-W
HARRIS & BALLENGER-—lnsurance
and Surety bonds, Cordele, Ga.
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HOUSE PLANS AND ESTIMATES--
Churches, Theatres, Office, store,
factory, hotel and residence buildings
planned and costs figurea. C. V. Ap
nold, Architect, Phone 65, Cordele, Ga.
THE CORDELE DISFATCH
PICKED PRICES
FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE
NOT SPECIALS, BUT VALUES
SOCIETTES
FANCY VOILES
ENGLISH PRINTS
RATINES
LA JERZ
LACE VOILES
FLAXON
NAINSCOKS
BATISTE
LECES
Good Laces : 4c
Better Laces 7c
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A .. T A 3 B SIS OSO 2SO MR A AT AD e
ALL OVER LACES
$2.50 Values. For $1 95
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RUG AND DARPERY DEPARTMENT
We are just in receipt of a shipment of heau
tiful Art-Squares, suitable for Bedroon,
Living-Room and Dining-Room. They have
every attractive patterns and shades, We
would like for you to drop in and see them-—
may be rou will need one shortly—inay be
vou would like to make a change,
We also have the congoleum rugs, siges 6x9
and 9-12; so desirable for the breakfast room
and kitehen., The linoleum is also very nice
in hall ways, kitehens and bath rooms. The
blue and white checker-board pattern is
very attractive,
We are running this $2.50 value $i fig
linoleuin for, Per Running Yard =
Hall Runners make servicable and attrae
tive flour decorations for a hall of any
length asc to $2 5@
Prige per yard .. .. .. .
I ISP S TV U M T T MBI SIS 4T AN lATUDAMR | LA P A AWI DR
HOSIERY SPECIALS
Gtordon No. 300 Ladies full fashioned Hose
All Shades $2.50, value s'fi 95
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Van Raalte—Ladies full fashioned Hose—
All new Spring Shades $1.65 S‘l 39
PRION o v
One Lot of Ladies High Grade Silk Tose—
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Big line of Shades, $1.50 (o $2.50 95c
MO .
I'ropecial Worsted Palm Beach
Suits. While they last veuii iy SIQ'QE
Kuppenheimer Clothes, 25 PER CENT OFF
Straw Hats, 25 PER CENT OFF
1 Lot of Shirts. All Colors. Other
Shimtes 3198 to 8800 ...... ... . gsc
ROOBIN’S DEPT. STORE
s CORDELE, GEORGIA 4, A%4; ;. .. »
WE NOW HAVE WITH US IN OUR MILLINERY DEPART
MENT IN MRS. QUILLIAN’S PLACE, MISS ANN DONE
HOO. MISS DONEHOO HAS BEEN WITH US BEFORE AND
HAS MANY FRIENDS HERE WHOM SHE WOULD APPRE.-
CIATE TO HAVE CALL AND SEE HER,
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SILK GINGHAMS
FRENCH GINGHAMS
CRETONS ‘
CURTAIN GOCDS
WHEITE OIL CLOTH
45 IN, INDIANHEAD
Bl¢ TURKISH TOWELS
DOTTED SWISSES
42 IN. PILLOW TUBING
EXTRA SPECIALS
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Stacy Adam Shoes, $12.50 to- ‘
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NOVELTIE TIES, SOXS AND BELTS. -
Seersucker Geniua '
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SUNDAY, JULY 5, 1925