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THE LEADER TRIBUNE, FORT VALLEY, GA„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1925. I • ■ • • * II II < ■ o ■ + + 4- • • • $ UPPORT T HOSE v HO <» ■ < ■ ■ • • • • ■ • $ UPPORT ou • • «» <« < ■ < •• • • + + * + > • ■ i* i < ■ i ■ • I • > MB *++4-+*+4 CITIZENS BANK OF FORT VALLEY FORT VALLEY MOTOR CO. Lincoln Ford ' Fordson LEE’S DEPARTMENT STORES EDWARDS BROTHERS GREEN-MILLER CO. HOTEL WINONA ALMON IMPLEMENT CO. FORT VALLEY LUMBER CO. COPELAND’S PHARMACY % % KENDRICK INSURANCE AGENCY ! H. MOSKOVITZ * I + n* H. V. KELL CO. t * * * THE LEADER-TRIBUNE * 4- 4 + WHEELER’S PHARMACY i * * SERVICE STATION 4* TRIANGLE * 4* 4> GEORGIA GROCERY AND SINGLETARY'S CASH MARKET ! 4 ‘ ** » » »4- 4 -4‘ * 4»4H-*4-4»4-**4-* 4 - *4 -4‘4-4- *4 -**4-4H-4- 4 Every Dollar Spent In Fort Valley Is Co-operative Dollar— 4 * a * v » I V Dollar Sent Out of Fort Valley Is Disinterested * . Every a Dollar. •• * 4 •:« * A. 4 Give this thought the serious consideration it deserves. i * Support the people who support you. Be loyal to those who are loyal to you. V- V * * •fr* •** >***❖< B* W » H4Wtt •» FORT VALLEY HAS SPENT THOUSANDS OF OOLLARS FOR YOU; j «• «» I! Has Spent It for Better Streets, Better Civic Improvements, Better ■ ■ ;; Schools, Better Churches, Better Homes, Better places of Business, in \ * * a i generation has enjoyed. j | fact better everything than any previous < • !! WWVWW- • ■ the big difference between the • * i Summing it up -it presents < ■ • ■ ■ • and the dollar spent elsewhere ■ • home-spent dollar + 4 -i .** 1 * M"tt H-H M ' WW WW W WWt Wt Life becomes more and more interwoven- interdependent—the dollar spent in Fort Valley today keeps on working here in Fort Valley- vent ually working its way back to you—in profits—in wages—in improve¬ ments—in any one of a hundred different ways, but 4* + + * 4 i HOW A80UITHE DOLLAR YOU SEND AWAY FROM FT. VALLEY? i * + A + * + WWWWTT 'r u- 'r ‘r -- 1- ’I’ ’r ’r 'r ’r 'r 'r 1 ‘a‘ '0‘ T 1' T 'r 1' 'r 'r TTT 'r'r‘r'r'r 'r 1- T't'a-TTTTTTWTT “1.1.4.1.LHLLLLmfiLiiiil‘fiL-hfi‘a‘um “Li-héifimfiiLLhLMMLfil-im 4 . * ,T v * It purchases no more, and usually less, than it would at home—and ^ J it ceases, forever as an active factor in your greater comfort and well . «*- *** 4 . being here. I I VtTtTTTTTTTyTTtTTtTVVtVVVTVttTt'I LT. .T. .T. .T . .T. .T. ,T. .T. .T. .1. .T. .T. .T. .T. ,T. .T, ,T. .T. .T. .T, .T. .T. i BANK OF FORT VALLEY i . GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL WORKS ■ ■ ;: FORT VALLEY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO, i J. W. WOOLFOLK & CO. . T. J. HALLMAN, Grocer FORT VALLEY OIL CO. <. ANDERSON DRUG CO, «. > • City bakery , ■ GALLAHER-HALE f ♦ GROCERY CO. + ■ GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. t JOHN VANCE t * T. M. ANTHOINE * * i 4> N. HAUSER + t I 4 * 4* GEORGIA CRATE & BASKET CO. 4- 4 * i + REMBRANDT STUDIO * 4 * C. 4* HALL t * + W. M. JOHNSON 4- 4 + 4 EVANS-CLARK CO. + * * + * +