The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-19
'FEAGLE FURNITURE
COMPANY SCORES
MANAGER J. g. TAYLOR AND
BUNCH STRIVE NIGHTLY AND
ATTAIN PLACE AT HEAD OF
THE PROCESSION.

"Feagle Furniture Company carries
IN stock and sells just as good line
Of furniture and with as complete a
stock from which to make selections,
as do the furniture stores Of the lar
gest cities in Georgia and Alabama"
That's what Jabes B. Taylor, mana
ger Of the big store said when its
activities were subject of discussion,
and he proceeded to prove his declara-
ton by specific attention to the goods.
This important Cordele concern &C
cupies two stories in convenient ana
we'll lighted building, and it is some
what crowded for space, for display
Of the handsome goods. That's one
way, however, that the local com
pany has of reducing expenses to a
minimum. The company is able to
make price concessions that it could
lot if it kept all of the beautiful suites
Ind pretty rugs and carpets on dress
parade.
"You get the girl; we'll feather the
nest" could appropriately be adopted
as a slogan Of this house, which has
grown from a modest beginning, as a
result of the traditional square deal.
and the activities of men who have
arisen very early in the morning to
strive for a place at the head OF the
procession.
The business, founded by George II.
Feagle. has been under management
IF James B. Taylor for the last four
months. Feagle and Taylor were as
ISOLATED in business in South Carolina
and both had many years experience
n the furniture trade. They renewed
pleasant business relations in Cor
dele, where the years and their at
tainment have constituted a series Of
gratifying success, opening a way for
higher goals of achievements, with
Mr.. Taylor as directinfi genius OF the
concern
Feagle Furniture Company, while
not spurning cash, has adopted the
nstallment System in connection with
trade, which enables the newly-Weds,
md the old folks, too, to enjoy the
comforts of a well furnished home
while making convenient payments.
The solicitude of the house for the
comfort and pleasure of customers
extends to the splendid Victrola for
their diversion and pleasure. It's the
entertainer Of kings and king OF en-
tertainers," Frightening and gladden.
ing the home with the latest popular
music and the old ballads and lula
bies, whose appea is with lis always,
Feagle Furniture Company has in
stock more than $4,000 worth of art
squares and rugs purchased last June
before notable price advances. The
company is making attractive price
concessions on these and on bedsteads
and other goods bought in car load
lots at the psychological moment"
as it we're.
Furniture Of most desirable pat
tern is carried in mahogany, walnut,
oak, gum and ivory. Sanitary felt
mattresses sold by the company are
manufactured in Georgia from the
product of fields of snowy white"
There is none better.
Manager Taylor is assisted in the
practical operations CT the house
by efficient helpers.
T. A. Minis is collector and out
side man, who will see to it that goods
purchased are safely and carefully in
stalled in town, or in any rural com
munity, in big Ford truck or dray.
John T. Sheffield is a recent addi-
ton to the staff. He is typical Ceor-
ga Cracker of the Zion Hope neigh
borhood, who brought the simple, hon
est traditions of the rural neighbor-
hood to town.
This force is Cup with the lark and
to bed with the owl" in promoting the
interests OF the house, and, with the
help Of driver, display wonderful
zeal and ability in covering their ter
ritory.