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yEIGHT PAGES fficial Organ Ben Hill County, Out of Easy Reach # When your money is deposited in our Savings Department, it does not always tempt yoy to fritter it away on non-essentials, yet it is where you can get it whenever you really need it, It works for you regularly Sundays and week * days, 365 days in the year and draws liberal interest. Don't put off the start; come in tomotrow and let us enter your name on our long list of Savings depositors. $l.OO will do to start with. & @ First National Bank : Fitzgerald, Georgia The Bank for Your Savings Intense Interest in this Great Reduction Sale of Men’s and Boys’ Fine Clothing U NS=ee ST\ e ==\ _A L‘“"‘l@“‘ (- A\ [ i FSSH 7Y t“ B' ~ - L/ - M B~ DR 25 o 110 K }\\( / 1 ’t]l E@Jm Z VI s A / / | ‘ : ”’\U‘.'i‘ “*‘ ; / {8 ! : o 4 i - *’ '; \ X Thrifty men for miles around will be here; therefore, we advise you to come at once Things Men Like “Because they're the 'lieqt’” s ‘Manhattan Shirts $1.50, $2, $2.50 ~ Inthe new blacks and colors for summer John B. Stetson Hats $3.50, $4, $5 In the new snappy styles and stap!es | Everwear Hosiery, box, $1.50, $2 "E"An"othef@niraif‘,v,thgy‘_‘dq:)l}’t‘wear six menths - - ‘Nofade Shirts for $1.25 ~ . ‘ Another shirt if it fades in washing 'Remington Shirts for $l.OO | Don't fade! Another shirt if they do THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE FITZGERALD, BEN HILI, COUNTY, GEORGIA, MAY 10, 1912. | Confederate Veterans | Return From Maconl Many of the Old veterans re turned this morning from Macon, where they were in attendsnce up on the Confederate Reunion. The “Bovs” of the sixties report a most enjoyable visit in the Central City, and speaks in glowing terms of Macon’s hospitality. They were well provided for throughout thel reunion, and the event in every way measured up to their best expectations. ; ‘ - The next teunion will be held in Chattanooga, Tenn. | FOR SALE—Team of miules, wagon and harness cheap for cash, if sold Saturday. Apply to Mr, Sumpter, new Baptist Church. We call special attention to our ads NEVER, perhaps, in the history of Fitzgerald, havejyou seen such high grade clothing sold, for so little, this early in the season. _ The choicest materials, finest workmanhsip and best wearing qualities that can be put into clothes by the best tailors are put there by B sl | HART SCHAFFNER & MARX and MILLER BROS. Not only the young fellows like you notice in accom panying illustrations, but the older men as well can be suited from this great-stock of high-class clothes. Blue serges predominate of course but there’s a gener ous sprinkling of the new illuminated materials and qui etly shaded fabrics that will appeal with force to the av erage lover of good clothes. | " It’s a wonderful chance to get a really high class suit at a price you'd pay for the ordinary sort. It’s a ten day opportunity--- 20 per cent off suits 10 per cent off trousers This reduction includes Boy’s Clothes also SEMI-WEEKLY Boyden Oxfords In Tan, Gun Metal or Vici Kid at $5.50 In Best Patent Leather for . $6.00: ; W.L.Douglas Oxfords $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50 Edwin Clapp Oxfords $5.00 Come-in and take your pick of the stock Empire Special Oxfords all Leathers $4 E fiPIRE | W.R. r%wnu. ;’u;meu: | 3. A.‘MURPH;’. ;é:!:;ORE Band Will Play ~ For May Festival The Fitzgerald Band has very cleverly consented to play for the Children’s May Festival next Thurs day and wz:nh“d the parade. The band will donate their scrvices for the occasion, which is greatly ap preciated By those having the affair in charge, Attention, Masons ! A regular communication of Pine Level Lodge No. 353, F. and A., will be held in Masonic Hall, Monday evening, May 13th, at 8 o’clock. The Master Masons degree will be con ferred. All qualified brethren are cordially invited to attend. ' ~ P. L. Keerer, W. M. . Read the ads-and learn the best places to trade at. | | "‘)\“ES DOOO S/ THRDNA =(NATIONAL )2 2\BANK /& i Q S \'\ ‘ . ' ..{-‘ .. Q‘” /// 2 ':t' ~ o g M A b TN Q) 4 & EIDN X .‘;f;'ji* ¥ 4 ':}Ezé‘}q;"' \!) A NN eT b ' Dy b N‘ /f xl [y \ { » . f \’ 1-1\ ] B vy w ; :fl) :’3)& 7 ‘I:‘l. = e Sopyright Hat Sehaffner & Murz Things Boys Like “Because they look best in wearing” Douglas Oxfords $2.50 and $3.00 Tan and Patent in newest styles Champion Blouses 50c ; Made like a shirt but not so long, ages 6 to 18 Poros Knit Underwear 25c¢ .In men’s also for 50c garment. They’re co?l | Cohn Brown Pants 75c to $2.50 Boys’ Peg tops, all the fancy points and Betterln_lhnde% Best Straw Hats 25c to $1.50 The new Yacht and soft shapes at every price VOL. XVII. NO. 35 RGNS i TN TUESDBAY FRIDAY