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@fficial Organ Ben Hill County,
Pay With Our Cash
The merchant sells the farmer on credit, and,
perhaps seils him cheap; but he would much
prefer to be paid in cash, and if paid that way,
would sell his goods much cheaper.
If you, Mr. Farmer, haven't the cash to pay
for your supplies, why not use OUR cash. In
every instance where sound banking will per
mit a loan, we will make it to your interests to
do business with this bank. .
Come in and let us talk it over.
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First National Bank
Fitzgerald, Georgia
Capital, Surplus and Profits, $200,000.00
Watson Not To Oppose A.
0. Bacon {or Senate
Macon June 3rd.—Thomas E‘
Watson will not be a candidate fori
senator against Hon. A. O. Bacon
as was reported from Atlanta dur-J
ing the state convention last week.
In a letter to The Telegrapr, Maj.|
Chailes E. McGregor; of Warren
ton, Watson’s closest friend and
adviser, under date of June 2,
says:
Empire Store Oxfords-noted for comfort--style-service
Boyden, Thompson and Douglas for men.
Dorothy Dodd and Grover for women.
Piehiers--the best for infants & children.
Shirtwaist €%
Sale O
Lace trimmed waists, hand embroidered waists
Sheer fine materials, values in this lot to $1.50
All sizes 34 to 44, 10 dozen in lot, on display
in Ready to wear section.
New White 2 5
Skirts e
The new Bedford Cord Skirts, in waist sizes
from 24 to 34, value $1.50.
New Calcutta 48
Mat. Squares T
7ft 6xloft 6 for $5.48. 9ftxl2ft for $6.75. These
are the new seamless, odorless, fast color
squares. They are for porch or inside use.
Princess 9SC $l 25
Lace and embroidery trimmed. Dainty fine
fitting styles. Unusual values.
¢ ‘Choiee of the stock
Amerlcan $l.OO styles for . 78c
$1.50 styles for . 1.00
LadY $2.00 styles for . 1.60
$2.50 styles for . 1.75
Corsets $3.00 styles for . 2.28
Buster Brown C
Hosiery
Ladies, Misses and Boys, another big sale of
these good wearing hose at our underselling
price.
THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE
“To the KEditor of The Tele
grapn: lam just in receipt of a
letter from Mr. Watson in reply
to mine regarding senatorial race
lin which he states he wili not be a
candidate against Hon. A, O,
‘Bacon and requests me. to 5o state
%to Mr. Bacon’s friends, I know
‘of no better channel o accomplish
‘his request than The' Telegraph.
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| .(bqug(iL C. E..%gGregor. .
" Mr. Tohn R. Rose, of Bruns
wick, was in the city-Monday.
FITZGERALD, BEN HILI, COUNTY, GEORGIA, JUNE 4, 1912.
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The Biggest Week of Attractions
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In the History of Fitzgerald
Reginning with today's magnificent program at the new Opera
House at 3:30 p. m. and Bp. m. each day, énding next Monday, Fitzger
ald is to have the fun, amusement, entertainment and instruction that
are to be superior to anything of the kind ever previously enjoyed here.
Some 20C of aur business men have arranged for this Alkehest
Chautauqua just to put Fitzgerald in that class of cities and big towns
like Atlanta, Macon, Columbus and others df our Georgia cities.
Crowds are to be here every day from nearby towns and their
surrounding territory, so that whether iodf drift in about 3p.m. or 8 p.
m. either day you are sure to get into a big crowd from all around andfa
good -ime awaits you.
Hobson sunk his ship on purpose to capture the Spanish fleet and
the whole world heard of it and crowned him an immortal hero.’, He is
to be here.
Ex-Governor Hanley, of Indiana, is to be here with Hobson. Mr.
Hanley is one of the most eloquent oratots in America. See¢ him! jHear
him! Not only these, but many other attractions will hold you, too
numerous to mention.
‘ The highest class attractions to be had are these. Missing them
is depriving one's self of a treat rich, rare and racy, yet of a very whole
some and beneficial kind.
Missionary Conference
- The District Conference of Cor
dele District will convene n Fitz
cerald June 13-16. The ladies of
the Central Methodist Church are
getting busy preparing to enter
tain this Conference. We' extend
a most cordial invitation to the
ladies of the town believing great
good can be gotten out of these
meetings if we will come prayer
fully, seeking to know more aoout
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Dorothy Dodd Pumps for Ladies ~
A In white canvas, buckskin, patent, gun metal.
_ a cravenette, tan calf, vicikid $3.50, $4, $4.50 .
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s ) The well fitting shoe gives poise and grace to the . N
(AN o figure. Why buy the other sort? Dorothy Dodd e
‘\) W il shoes are no higher in price if you consider quality i\ " e
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2.7 4 Grovers Comfort Slippers $3, $3.50 KT
Ladies with tender feet are,as the girls say,’ just - N
< crazy”’ about our Grovers Oxfords and Slippers, R
! and no wonder—they’re the acme of comfort and
e good style for street wear.
’ Zeiglers $3 and $3.50 Low Cuts 2.75
L These are mostly in pat. leather, oxfords, straps N .
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rs="" \Piehlers Shoes for the Children{ “=—w
%fl, { Without doubt the best wearing, best fitting shoes & @
: %% i to be had for the little folks, come in red, white, W= 7 %k G 2
e //" _ SRS tan and black. According to size, slto $3 !{ TN W
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4 Boyden Oxfords for Men 5.50, 6 i
e $5.50 in tan, gun metal and vici kid. $6 in pat. '
Small prices indeed for the fit, style and comfort
you get out of them. :
AP\ Edwin Clapp Oxfords for $5.00
,«"‘" ~ You may take your choice of any Clapp Oxford Pl :
/ Y in stock at this price. Tan, gun metal, vici kid. M
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. SEMI-WEEKLY
THESE Empire Store shoes have a look to them and a fit to them that’s different. America’s
L best shoemakers contribute to make this not only the biggest but the best collection of sea
sonable footwéa; "siown in. this section. : :
W_HITE, Tan, Patent, Cravenette and Kid shoes in the desirabie styles for summer wear are
here for you. Shoemen of experience to give you proper fit. |
Gods,work. We do not by anv
means exclude the men from these
services, but give them a most
cordial invitation to meet with us,
espeeislly will they be interested
in the evening services, It will be
of great interest to know that we
will have with us a returned mis
sionary from China and probably
one from Korea.
Friends make this the best Dis
trict Conference that has ever been
held, encourage us by your
prayers,
Democratic Headquarters
Moving To Baltimore.
Baltimore¢, Md., June 2.—With
the removal from Washington to
this city next week of the national
headquarters of the various candi
dates for the democratic presiden
tial-nomination, the real activities
of the contest will center nere.
Headyuarters to be moved are
those of Governor Woodrow Wil
son, Speaker Champ Clark, Gov
ernor Judson Harmon and Oscari
W. Underwood. . ;
Secretary Urey Woodson, of
the national committee, is expected
in the city this week open head
quarters. The meetings of the
national committee will be held in
the Fifth Regiment Armory and
the Velvedire Hotel. :
The committee will have few, if
any contests to pass upon; its chief
work will be to select the tempo
rary officers of the convention and
approve arrangements that bave
been made at the armory.
Drs.Holtzendorf & Turner admin
ister nitrous oxide gas for the pain
less extraction of teeth. The best
and safest of general anesthetics.
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MgDonald & Grantham have moved their law offices
from the §-story building to the rooms over the Dixie
Drug Store in the Bowen Block, at the corner of Grant
and Central Avenue, opposite Empire Store
- TUESDAY
FRIDAY:
VOoL. XVII. NO. 42
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N%mfiAL
RESQURCES $300,00000
RS
15,060 Automobiles Now
In Use In Georgia
Atlanta, June I.—The number
15,000 was issved by Secretary of
State Philip Cook, to-day, indi
cating there are now that many
automobles loose in Georgis,
The record for April was 704
and for May 821, which represents
approximately the number of auto
mobiles sold by Georgia agents for
use in Georgia during the months
in question,
A good reliable man can get
permanent employment at the
Cherokee Marble works to take
orders for monuments. 39-tf,