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We are offering our entire stock of Furniture, Hardware, Musical
Instruments, Chinaware and Tinware at Wholesale prices. You
can save 5070 on anything in our line.
at 2 p m. We will have an Auction Sale inside of our store.
C. A. Miller Furni
. A. Miller Furniture Co.
220 East Pine Street
Ladies are especially invited to our Auction Sale,
- (Everything must be sold at some price)
Third District
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Federation of Women's Clubs ‘
State President, Mrs. Z, 1. Fitzpatrick, Thomasville. |
Vice-President and Chm. Club Extension,
Mrs. J. E. Hayes, Montezuma.
Mts. Jerry Moore, Montezuma, Mrs. J. B. Wall, Fitzgerald,
District President District Editor
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The committees of the Woman’s club are anoounced today. The
president has made a careful survey of the field for work and has
earnestly tried to fiv the right woman to the right place.
Standing Committees of the Fitzgerald Woman's
Club for 1915-1916
Civic Department
| 4. Public Grounds—Mrs, Lon Dickey, Mrs. C, A, Holtzendorf,
Mrs. J. E. Turner.
2. Floraculture—Mrs. T. M, Griffin, Mrs, W. R. Parsons, Mrs.
S. L. Smith,
3. Rest Room—Mrs. A. H. Denmark, Mrs. E. N. Davis, Mrs.
G. P. Mingledorf.
4. Health—Mrs. L. O. Tisdel, Miss Mary Lobingier, Miss Isla
Green. :
5. Lookout—Mrs. E.J. Dorminey, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs.
A. H. Thurmond,
Educational Department
1. City Schools—Miss Elizabeth Pryor, Miss Jeffie Persons, Miss
Maud Glover.
2. Rural Schools—Mrs. W. G. Broadhurst, Mrs. W. L. Stovall,
&lves. S, G, Pryor.
3. Mother’s Aid—Mrs, J. E. Andrews, Mrs. U], S. Rhorer, Mrs.
J. T. Cass.
Library Depart'ment
1. Library Extension—Mrs. J. B. Wall, Mrs. J. T. Dickey,
Miss Helen Osborne.
2. Childrens’ Story Hour—Mrs. Carol ZWimberly, Miss Helen
Mathews, Miss Julia Prentiss.
Social Department
1. Hospitality committce—Miss Nell Frazer, Mrs. J. F. Shea
& o, Mrs, R. E. Eigin.
2. Music—Mrs. J. A. Murphy, Mrs. K. K. Farmer, Mrs. L. A.
"T'urner.
3. Clab Quartet—Mrs. L. A. Turner, Miss Mary Lobingier,
Mrs. G. E. Ricker, Mrs. C. A. Holtzendorf.
4. Membership—Mrs. Harold Beall, Mrs. R. M. Mann, Mrs. J.
L. Bush. :
THF LEADER-ENTERPRISE TUESDAY SEP. 3 1915
Adenoid Operations
Swamp Grady Staff
Atlanta, Sept, 2 —Some seventy
five Atlanta school children crowd
ed the halls of the Grady Hospital
Wednesday morning to have their
adenoids removed, but facilities of
the hospical were insufficient and
Superintendent Summerall was
forced to turn away all save elev
en, for whom accommodations
were found.
Because of this unusual influx
of patients, varying trom tots to
boys andtgirls about 16 years of
age, the superintendent said he
would double the work required
of the operating surgeons. He an
nounced that the hospital would
admit the children on Monaays
and Wednesdays for operations on
Tuesdays and Thursdays until the
little patients had been relieved of
their adenoids.
Widow of Convict-
Asks $lO,OOO
Atlanta, Ga,, Sept. 2.—The
County Commission Wednesdayi
bad before it a claim for $lO,OOO
from Mrs, A. M. Bell, whose hus
band, who had just Sbegun a term
of twenty years in the chain gang
for robbery, was killed, with two
other convicts, by a premature ex
plosion of dynamite in road work
near East Point early in June. 5
The claim was referred to a con
ference of the finance committee.
County Attorney E. E. Pomerov
and Mrs. Bell'scounsel, Attorneys
Clay & Morris, of Marrietta.
Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure.
are cured by, the. womierpLion long standing,
PAIn 634 Heals ot the rothe focr got Jelieves
Dueling Fire Chief
Given His Job Back
Chattanooga, Sept. 2.—E. A,
Weigle has been reinstated by the
Board of Commissioners as assis
tant chief of the fire department.
He was suspended after a near
pistol duel on the street with W,
B, Clearge, editor of a local week
ly newspaper.
Germany Wants
A Million Bales
Berlin, Sept, I—German busi
ness men have transmitted to the
United States an offer to buy
1,000,000 bales of cotton, The
price offered was 15 cents a pound
payable on delivery of the cotton
in a German harbor,
Governor Harris
To Take Vacation‘
~ Atlanta, Sept. I.—Gov. and‘
Mrs. Harris expect to leave At
lanta the latter part of this weeki
or early next week for a two
weeks’ vacation at their summer
home at Hampton, Tenn. There
was some talk today that he
might. issue his call for the extra
session of the Legislature before
leaving. Notwithstanding this,l
he stated he would probably wait
until about Oct.;l beforelpublish-1
ing the call. He'stated today he
had reached no definite decisionl
as to what he would include inl
the call outside of the appropria
tions bill, l
Whenever You iveea a General Tonic
Take Grove'’s |
The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic propertiesof QUININE
and IRON. _ It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents,
NEERD HELD 485,000
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Atlanta, Ga,, Sept. I.—Charles
Baskin, a negro was held in $5,000
bond for the State courtson a
i charg= of highway robbery at nis
%trial Wednesday in the Recorder’s
]cou rt, following his arrest Tuesday
sfter he had held up and robbed J.
F Head, of College Park, of $33,
l:t Walnut and West Fair strees.
Great Throng Sees
Steeplejack Work
! Atlanta, Ga.. Sept. I.—T. B.
Harrel, an Atlantan, whose pro
|fession as u steeplejack is as intre
pid as that of the aviators partici
pating in the European war fur
nished a few thrills for hundreds
of people at Five Points Tuesday
who stood breathless and watched
him climb the fiag] pole on the
Fourth National Bauk Building
and paint it. .
‘I get at a pretty dizzy height
sometimes,” he said Wednesday
“‘but it’s all 1n having the experi
ence. I like it, and have another
job in Atlanta for today.” |
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It is a waste of time, energy and money to cultivate it until
this need is supplied; the economic use of every other fertilizing
material, including manure, depends upon the lime suppiy.
Write us for full particulars concerning our
OYSTER SHELL AGRICULTURAL LIME.
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Fretwell Commission Company
Manufacturers’ Agents.
Phone 12. Over Post Office. Fitzgerald. Ga.
BRIDGES SMITH MAY
Macon, Sep, I—The ‘‘citizens’
committee” which has an alder
manic ticket in the field has notifi
ed Mayor Bridges Smith that if
he does not announce an opposition
ticket they will not oppose him
for mavor. If hLowever, he does
assemble a ticket for Council in
support of his candidacy, they will
also have a mayoralty candidate.
He will probably be either Eugene
Stetson or Dr. W, G. Lee.
Mr.. Smith is consulting with
political advisers before deciding,
but it is believed that he will have
a ticket.
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Dr. Vining Held In
Narcotic Crusade
Atlanta, Sept. 2.—Dr. J. H.
Vining, implicated in the drug
crusade, Wednesday was held un
der $5OO bond by United States
Commissioner Carter in the Fed
eral Building.
Dr. Vining’ was charged with
writing heavy prescriptions for a
woman who is said to have peddled
the morphine, She is said to have
obtained 45 grains a day,
