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Official Organ Ben Hill County,
Your Future Needs
If you have a growing business, you should
carefully consider the futyre and make con
nections with a bank that your needs will
not outgrow. ;
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK carries
some of the largest accounts in this-section.
Its ample resources enables it to care for
these accounts easily and efficiently.
The officers of this bank will be glad to
have you come in and talk the matter over
with you and take care of your account.
First National Bank
Fitzgerald, Georgia
The Bank for Your Savings
The Childrens’ Fete Day
May 16th promises to be the
greatest day in the history of Fitz
gerald for the children. The fete
will consist of a parade first, begin
ning at the corner of Main and Jes
samine Sts. At the end of the par
ade there will be a: May pole dante
.and crowning of the May Queen.
Leading the procession, when the
Queen makes her triumphal entry
will be herald with his bugle; next
the courtiers, Queen’s attendants and
pages.
The May Queen will be selected
by popular vote at Adams’ Candy
Kitchen. Any little girl under
years is eligible.
Group showing our $lB, $2O and $22.50 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits
Serdes . Trooical Worsteds Ensglish Tweeds Fine Scotch Mixtures In Blacks, Blues or Novelties
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IN every walk of life and for every occasion requiring good clothes you’ll find these Hart Schaffner & Marx suits of ours to predominate. They do it by sheer force of character—correct style, pure
wool materials, finest hand tailoring throughout—shape retaining through roughest wear. Over a million men in America are testifying to this—and the numbers growing. Why buy the cheap
book stuff when you can get real merchandise? You pay an average of $lO a suit more for similar materials and then don’t get the workmanship or fit.
MANHATTAN SHIRTS - STETSON HATS - BOYDEN SHOES - AND OUR OTHER FURNISHINGS - OF EQUAL VALUE
New arrivals in dry goods section---ltems of especial interest.
RATINE' Thenew o e holiorwhite, pic vara ~ 3OC
New Bedford Stripes. for dresses z_inl skirts 25c
New Renfrew Ging?’g\ags_.‘i"eg,fgff"’ 15¢
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New Colored Dimity whiteeroundwinh = Blac
for children, @ 25c and 50c
Pal'aS()lS for ladies, 75c to $3
In new and best summer styles .
F in fine Javanese, 5c to 25¢
ans iny ap silk and celluloid, 25c to $1
A good selection in these
THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE
[ There will be prizes given for the
‘most beautifully decorated vehicle
i in the parade as follows:
~ Ist and 2nd prizes for most artis
tically decorated girl's play vehicle.
. Ist and 2nd prize for most artis
tically decorated boy’s play vehicle.
‘The entries will be limited to toy
‘vehicles, doll carriages, velocipedes,
fire wagons, express wagons, pony
and’cart, coasters, go-carts, belong
ing to children no older than twelve
years.
& There will be a first and second
Pige for the most artistically deco
gited boys' bicycles ; also first and
@econd for the girls.
FITZGERALD, BEN HILL COUNTY, GEORGIA, APRIL 30, 1912.
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Thank Train Crew
The A. B. & A. Shop Boy»
wish to publicly thank the train
crew, Engineer, O, D. Blackwell;
Fireman, Carl Wall; Conductor
Jarrett; Flapman, Allie Rogers,
and Special Agent, Sam Goin, for
the excellent and cautious manner
with which they handled the pie
nic train to Thomasville Friday,
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The prizes are things children will
appreciate, and are beéing given by
aifferent individuals and merclints
in town. The prizes will be or ex
hibition soon in one of the windows
at Adam's’ Candy Kitchen.
“I usually pay twenty:fii gents for gstting a
Twenty-five Dollar Check dshed about over the
country,’’ said a traveling nfan a few days ago,
when we cashed his check, @nd charged him on-
Iy ten cents. We replied: * This Bank has a
special reputation for two fi;;ings: One, great
strength; the other, a ‘Live g d Let Live Policy.’’
We believe that these tw@ great traits, more
than anything else, have wen for us our very
Jarge dapositsev,, . ... & '
Where many people deposit their money is a
good place F; »g person new at banking, or a
stranger in omzfiammunity fo deposit money.
We allowsfour per cent. in our interest depart
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THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
Gapital Stock 5trength................ $200,000.00
Voluntary Protection Fund
for Depositors....... 90,000.00
Total Resources..... ...cibiw.. . €00.000.00
Linoleum fortesantary flercovering ~ $l.OO yard
Shirvan Rugs 22023 $12.50 ‘as $6.98
Ma.tting Rugs ;;‘.,9",‘3?o'6‘,:‘\.‘3’;:’:&"" : $3.48
Mosquito Canopies 4. 2% Ghin $1.50
‘ MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT AND EXPERT ATTENTION
W R BOWEN, Prosident | J A MURPHY, Manoger
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Clifford Wilkerson Wins
.. In Tin Can Contest
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whd competed in the gathering of
tin Bans last Saturday and the ~um
berigathered by each:
itdl Prize, Clifford Wilkerson, 6600
Prize, Walter Tate.... 4000
B s s aaees e ses GRIN
W.Wa1ker................. 2700
W. B. Moope. ."...... @...... 2500
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These cans were mostly gathered
oili vacant lots, and it will no
dogbt have a good effect upon
reddieing the number of mosqui
tod.;. An oil sprinkler as been order
ed; @nd as soon as receieved will bz
sedl'to spinkle kerosene oil to all
standing water. The Health Officer
has a force of men digging ditches
and draining ponds, and will make
a vigorous effort to stop the breed
ing of mosquitoes and flies. :
L. S. Ossorxg, H. O.
Part of Brain Gone
But Galloway Lives
Savannah, Ga., April 28—W. J.
Galloway, cashier of the Bank of
Collins, is a puzzle to local physic
jans. When he was brought here
several days after he had made an
effort to kill himself by putting a
bullet in his head it was thought he
lhad no chance to get well. The
bullet drove out a portion of his
lbrain. and yet, say physicians, he
has a chance to get well. He takes
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Dresses in dainty lawns. linens and wash
: " materials
White and colored, lace trimmed, newest 98
styles, values to $6.98, f0r.......... » $4-
Black Silk Waists, “Mourning” $2.50 - $3.98
Black Batiste Walists, *° for ‘ 98¢
8¢ - 10e¢ - 10¢ - 2w
Four tables in centre of Dry Goods Section. ;
g Hundreds of useful articles unusually priced.
Special Umbrellas, $1.50 values,
Lovely handles. Rain or shine Taffeta. sl°oo
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pourishment and, while he is not
out of danger, he is said to be im
proving. He has regained conscious
ness and it is said talks rationally.
The fact that -part of his brain is
missing does not seem to worry him
any.
Card ol Thanks.
The desire to publicly thank the
many friends who showed us such
kindness during our recent affliction
and bereavement. We hope they
may live long and be “spared a sim
ilar sad experience.
Mgs. Hucr Kerr.
Mrs. MarY BURKHARTER.
Miss. PEArL KERR. :
Judge Walter F. George, of
Vienna, was in the city a short
‘while yesterday morning.
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