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T R S ‘.;_"'-\'"ie'?"i.‘“?"""',""i" TA 'j ‘Th:s new woodan scihocner Maxwell, just launched.at Camden, Me., is the first link in the ‘“bridge. of. ships across the Atlantic,” which the ad ministration has ' 'in mind to supply focd to the allies. She cost 89,000 and was seven months in building. Her dimensions are 158 feet length, Danger of Food Shorage Contronts Whole World By J. W. Feagin. With an area about the size of all Europe and with a population of one hundred million people living on this area, and with millions and millions of acres yet to be taken in and cultivated, and if people will go right to work, big and little, women and all, for the purpose of raising something to eat, danger of a severe shortage will be averted. But unless something of the kind is done and especially if the season should be unfavorable, we are likely to suffer for the want of proper nourishment. The scum, in all probability, has planted as much or more cotton than it usually does, using a greater quantity of fertilizer than it did last year. Compel to this fact, is the presence of the destructive boil weevil, that threatens the partial destruction of the cotton crop, during the coming summer. And should the pest come we certainly will be in a bad way down here, with probably not enough corn made to last through the spring of 1918. An, this is a black picture that I have just painted to be sure, but such things are quite likely to happen. Of course, I am merely making a forecast. Farmers of the south, from which section the national government expects to supply this year, are not going to turn aside from their old tactics of all cotton planting and put into the ground more corn than usual and everything else to eat, as for that matter. Should the crops of corn and wheat be poor in the south this season, you need not look for any from the west, for that will be absorbed by the government, should the present war, of which this country is a part, be settled. SET THE WAY BEWARE OF THE TRADE CAN YOU FIND THE MOST FAVORABLE COME TO THE SAME WAY Find the misshapen word and bring this ad with 25c pounds or more of scrap iron and will give you the highest cash price and 25c in CASH FREE. The misshapen word is in the ad in the new where. WE WILL PAY YOU MORE FOR HIDES TO ANYONE, NO MATTER WHO BRING THEM IN. NOTICE CURS FRICES NAt T A 3 and ot A Fertilizer sacks, unwashed and at X i k Y, £ C o & N.. o imot a T 2 SV L Hes SACKS, f 1d.., 20 Cotton Seed Hogs, sound. 2c ‘otton Seed Meal Sacks, ¢ nd \C BR. ND COPPER HIGHER Babble CO. o ei E e s v > A { inoe o 1 - LOOK LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: We have our new he G. S. & F. tracks on I&th.c near future. We are going to offer you a prize. Notice (¢ C ] and will mean DOLLARS to each winner. 1 BE SET A MOV, T e R RES 5 B B 4 8d 2 2 B f%n ey A i g A & w) e LTa9 PP &8 b W O THE OLD RELIABLE, GEORGIA Yee. we are AMERICAN PEOPLE 2nd CAN BE YES, Wi «? 4 i diius v rFeuvU&@rLe L - o b SS. ASK CUR CUSTOMERS. Wiis ERYBODY. Thirty-six feet bear, and a Graft of fourteen feet. General Geethals has been placed in charge of the work of building 1,000 such vessels, and if all his plans go through the American flag will be seen on sailing vessels in every port as it was before the era of steel liners. Last until the treaty is that it will and the prices will. It is obligated to farmers in books to use, of itself, as this writ of necessity, as though a present state of scarcity, must at any of the supply of wheat as many of flour. We have to twenty-five cents at the same time. We have been doing a great deal for flour, of us will losing in our, as we will have the past. Scarcity of eating eggs back to some years ago—just once in a while or six days ago—one a week or six days. On the same day, one a week or six days. Shame be upon us, with all of it nation like Americans in the vast lake of America. The American people of our vast lakes of America, it is with its virgin soil. and the machine is improved and until hinery of the age can't of all kinds, if its own particular he and make it, if its own home is through for its own and occupation and some of its own and ship best something Besides, thing to Germany: Block at Germany An empire or the size of price, a country or the of Texas. A little about 70 1 _ with a population of average latitudes of average latitudes of late 15 of people not in Chicago, where higher than the climate is such that severity of times cannot be expected. That certain. You are there, in. The Cordele Presbyterian Church, which is situated on Tenth Avenue just back of the American National Bank building, was organized about 18 years ago with 12 or 15 members by the Dr. Mack. The church building and the lot, which is the one on which the American National Bank Building stands today, were given by Mr. McIver who has since died. After Dr. Mack, the Rev. Mr. Alexander served as pastor, and after him the Rev. Mr. Hyde, who was affectionately termed “Preacher Hyde.” Before it was a church building, and even for a while afterwards, the little Presbyterian church served as a schoolhouse, a justice court room and an amusement hall. The membership has always been small and the church has had to struggle for money sufficient to make the men many able and good men among its pastors, of whom may be mentioned the Rev. Richard C. Flinn, now pastor of the North Avenue Presbyterian church of Atlanta. Some years ago the original lot was exchanged for the lots back of it and was one developing lago’s hatred of building and build a handsome manse. At present the church is without a pastor, but hopes to secure one in the near future. Despite the lack of a pastor, the little church around the corner has had a very bright year (1916) and its Sunday school is one of the liveliest in the city. The Rev. W. Harden now of South Carolina, was the last pastor serving the church, and accomplished a beautiful and splendid work for the church and town during his pastorate. Crisp County Lumber Company Company Doing The Crisp County Lumber Company was established in 1908. O. M. Heard, president and W. A. Thompson, secretary, and treasurer. Every interest represented by this concern was placed by local capital. It is one of the most complete stocked and equipped lumber manufacturing plants in this section of the state. The concern manufactures and carries in stock everything that goes in the construction of a building, and there is not a lumber plant in all of south Georgia with more pretty homes at a moderate cost to its credit for construction than is the Crisp County Lumber Company. The concern not only puts in the house the highest grade of lumber but the workmanship is always the best and the result is always complete satisfaction to the customer. Brick, lime, cement, plaster, building hardware, mantels, and interior finishing of all kinds are carried in stock. A specialty is made of cabinet work and anything in this line can be furnished on short notice. My estimate on a residence made by the Crisp County Lumber Company carries with it the presumption that construction will be in accord with the best of good taste and workmanship as well as the assurance. It is going to costructed of good material. INCREASE CORN PRODUCTION IN CORN-GROWING REGIONS: Washington, D.C., April 25.—The secretary of Agriculture today issued the following statement: "Corn is America's most important crop. It can be grown successfully under a wider area than any other and nutritious food for man as well as the staple grain feed for cattle and draft animals. The production of corn should be increased this year to the fullest economic condition, and the availability of good grain in corn growing regions not need more urgently for other crops. The acreage may well be increased in most parts of the country east of the 106th meridian, as corn, in general, thrives in this region. An appreciable increase in the corn crop is most feasible, however, in the sections of highest corn production. The favorable growing conditions exist in such regions; farmers there are familiar with corn-growing; they have the necessary equipment, and have adapted corn production to prevailing economic conditions. Farmers in such regions through many years of experience have learned methods of successfully combating adverse conditions. They know that the raising of fertile, tested seed in well-prepared soil is a vital part of the corn crop." Fruitable soil, in immediate replacing of missing hills, and early an economic cultivation of the fields count for much in the ability of the plants to produce a bountiful yield. This production should be put to good use during the coming season in order that the crop may be assured. The CORRECTION DISPATCH, CORDELE, GEORGIA. That however unfavorable conditions may be produced by production of an exceptionally large crop may be assured. 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Eas7/ 180 / i S Tires - TL, B T5E' (/1557 il ey ve used United States; AR \ bias [ ) ; —that moton;ta who have us A \ Y b T Al | ¢ to use them; : I continue _ ‘ Beit ]| ¢ that more and more motorists who used other ‘ ‘ \\\ ‘i Rad [/.;.";." makes of tives are turning to United States Tires : { ““/ - :ings sales ” B j 'These two facts are plotted by the amazing \ ‘,‘,‘,’:‘,’; g nteoQ 12Q i }Q‘/;’ J: :;/ increases of United States Tires i s WMARRRE\ |\ |\ | y 108 EE) 5 3 & SRS R LLi}:.:,f EEY MY sales increases that are vastly greater if any. :\\ GBII id3:is7l — loy Lwds : z‘ﬁ't, i"‘;;‘;r?"’ s. nce o - Y au OINO= : \ gg IS the greater natural increase in the number of ruF I ERaiY A 1 syl! } "Jl‘/ “lec this year over last: Biff ek ey biles this year B[4 1] :. i Bl B e ; Bl —which shows where tire service B£ 1 Ak i Bl (58 T 35 = s b \ i F’Hf.: United States Tubes and Tire Accessories; HAW S. I. Py United States Tubes A guarantee of quality and service that makes United States Tires Supreme, Az o Royal Cord. . Almest everyone knows that Sage !’i":-_x and Sulphur, properly compound lui, brings back the natural counor and |iastre to the hair when faded, streak led or gray. Years ago the only way to ‘{f’f this mixture was to make it at !!‘(!‘,l(e vhich is mussy and trouble -5:«"::1«‘. Mowadays, by asking at any | drug store for “Wyeth’s Sage and Sul -3:-}' i Compound,” you will get a large E.‘;u:‘% ci this famous old recipe, im ;;s'-._‘“l! by the addition of other in greaients, for about 50 cents. % Don't stay gray! Try it! No one ¢an possibly tell .that you darkened your bair, as it does ti 80 naturally and e¢venly. You @ampen a sponge or scft brush with it and draw this thipugh yeur hair, taking one small girand at o time; by morning the gray kair dicappears, and after another ap placation or two, your hair hecomes beautifully dark, giossy and attractive. Wreth’'s Sage and Sulphur Com pound is a delightful toilet requisite for those who desire dark hair and vouthful appearance. It is not in tended for the cure mitigation or pre | vention oi disease. | —eet el T\.'/:-'IIPPLE AND M'KENZIE BLDGC. | BEING FAST CONSTRUCTED ' The Whaipple & McKenzie brick biock is beginning to tzke on an._ap aearance o©f eompleteness, with the construetion well under way, and the brick inasons having practically com pleted their exterior work, a larger force of hands will be added in a fow days to do the carpenter work. -1 i 5 probable that the building will be lrr,a,dy for oceupancy during the latter part of May or the eaily part of June. The Georgia Pharmacy is prepared to serve your every need in the way of Drugs, Toilet Articles, Drinks, Cigars and Candies. This store carries a complete line of Drugs, TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGS, CIGARS and Candies. This store carries a complete line of GROCERIES, FLOUR, AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Mr. W. A. Hobby, recently of Albany, is now connected with the Georgia as prescription clerk and he is thoroughly reliable and prompt. THE FORGIAN PHARMACY, INCORPORATED, CAPSULES UNION DEPOT PHONE 284, McGARITY'S DRAY LINE, J. F. McGARITY, PROPRIETOR. Heavy Hauling, Moving, Transfer Business of all kinds. QUICE SERVICE - REASONABLE CHARGES. Slade & McGarity's Stables, OFFICE PHONE 19, RESIDENCE PHONE 468. WEDDING GIFTS, Nothing better than a nice picture and have them in many styles and prices. Such subjects as the AGE OF INNOCENCE; BOY WITH RABBIT; HOPE and many other beautiful subjects to choose from. All communications cheerfully answered. W. L. Williams, The Artistic Framer, 107 Cotton Avenue, Macon, Ga. FARM LOANS--FIVE, 7 AND TEN YEARS, LOW INTEREST RATE, SMALL CASH COMMISSION, PROMPT SERVICE, MOST DESIRABLE TERMS, it will pay you to write or see me before negotiating your loan. M. J. MIKEL, A. BI, GEORGIA. 