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Monday Edition Official Organ Ben Hill County, COTTON 12c IN FITZGERALD CgttonSeed $36.00 per Ton HALF MILLION TROOPS Special to The Leader-Enterprise. Bucharest, Oct. 11—Bulgaria has completed her dispositions and is now ready with a half million men to enter war at a mo ments notice. Special to The Leader-Enterprise. Rome, Oct. {l, —Premier !Salandra to-day laid before King Victor Emanuel at Army Hendquarters a plan for Italian Inter vention in Balkans Italy with other Allies is expected to take steps to force Roumania and Greece toallign themselves with en tente powers. The Young Peoples societies of the churches will hold a meeting to night at Ist. M. E. Church to organize ‘“‘Going to Church’’ Sun day’s movement. 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S =oy ;. .5\ v /o ,J, fod 4 3 /] e !!, AR T “., : 'IVI“ @4"‘}'? ’( VIR ,"* Py N Nlt |l LA S ; 4 L 1 e v/ A R E - = ‘ v L P 2 H g L. ' ; ‘% ’ i e‘» fl Y :» ? . *" S é‘\ S\ ~’ nlo o~ ) p‘ ) { "-‘-f—:fii t § '\o L 4 2 \ / I/ ' | ’ 4 J B : " o\ s Yk q & Fy o : N { . —— f ‘4 h ST ¥ | ¥ i \\_ (. R = \‘ v ¢ s et a 5 »- 8 t \';..')‘.' ! I . /) A »l‘ 4 \ E:\ & i ) . : > q\ia' . i i '\". ; . : ' A 3 ;24 ‘ A =\ ‘ ’ 2/ & < 4 fi.‘ ’ Lk ] 3 : ; | LS e /F " ' N’ ¢ - \/ o Copyright Hast Schaffner & Marx : THE LEADER ENTERPRISE Glen Hemminger returned from Atlanta Sunday to re-enter school to-day. Mrs. Hemminger stopped over in Macon for a few days to visit friends. FITZGERALD, BEN HILI, COUNTY, GEORGIA, OCT. 1, 1915. Cheer Up! Dress Up! Its Prosperity Week Week To ““Dress Up”” Begins Wednesday Dress Up! Everybody’s doing it! ; It's time to smile. Your store should smile, your home should smile, your clothes should smile, your shoes should smile, your “duds” should smile, you should look the prosperity that[lis yours. . Every stumbling block has proved a stepping stone; we have left hard times behind us; we have crossed the threshold of October Ist: we are at the very door of pros perity. A hundred million people from the Great Lakes to the Gulf* from the Atlantic to the Pacific, are joining in this movement to Dress Up. October 13th begins “Dress il week, in Fitzgerald. The Fitzgerald Merchants will hold a “Dress Up” week, all this week! The wise, the thrifty, all will “Dress Up”---Look, Talk, Feel, Be Prosperous. ’ Dress Up! Cheer Up! THRICE-A-WEEK i, You are %Cordirlly Invited to visit the Empire Store ' ssO ; . The Dress-Up Week proclaimedby Hon. Drew W. Paulk will be fully observed by the Big Store. . FITZGERALD Men, Women and Children [/ fnd every de good store ready to help them in carrying out the spirit of Mayor Paulk’s proclamation. UPSTAIRS in the Ready-to-wear and Millinery Departments, you’ll find the greatest stocks of Ladies’ Ready-to-wear goods you've ever seen in Fitzgerald—Suits, Dresses and Coats of new est style from New York’s leading manufacturers—Millinery and Trimmings—the new and be coming kinds; and CORRECT styles at every price and in every grade. IN FACT--you’ll find it easy to DRESS-UP at the Empire Store for our One Price to All Department Store way of Quick Sales and small profits saves you good money at every turn. Dress Up, Men! Hart, Schaffner & Marx new Fall Suits are good enough for any man! ALL WOOL Suits, Hand Tailored and READY! Dress-up Week will mean a whole lot to vau in the weeks to come, if you get into one of these really good Suits or Qvercoats---Hart, Schaffner & Marx made. T,HERE are some splendid patterns in these new Suits---One suit of a kind only in fancy weaves--- Scotch weaves as well as our own best Americsn fabrics; so that in addition to getting the bert Men’s Clothes in America READY-TO-WEAR, you have the added advantage of Exclusive Patterns. Suits and Overcoats $lB to $3O. Gy s ‘ : 1) The Best Furnishings to Dress Up in, Men! MANHATTAN SHIRTS $1.50 to $3.00; NO FADE SHIRTS $1.00; Wilson Bros. Underwear---Furn ishings that are correct at every point. ‘Let us help you Dress up.” 9 ' Boyden and Douglas for Men. The Shoe l)e t Dorothy Dodd, & Groverfor women ® Piehler & Empire Special for children D set Ghed are Kmemicrts bt oeel Lt N v s 5 You cenof:we choice of all leathers---Patent, Tan, Gun, Vici! Dress Up Everybody! Let Us Help You! Wm. R. Bowen g . J. A. Murphy One Price to Everybody e s Styleplus $l7 Suits for Men - - Stetson Hats - - “Xtra Good” Boy’s Suits Special to The Leader-Enterprise. Rome, Oct. 11, 1:30 p. m.—The Greek Minister here declares that the position of Greece is quiteclear. Greece had no part in the original conflict betweee Serbia and Austria and has no re sponsibility in present Balkan complications. W - Terrible Slaughter Of Germans Reported i = | Paris, Oct. 11, 1;30 p. m. —Furious efforts in which the cost of human life was not reckoned have been made to dislodg2 the French from positions they took from Germans on Champaigne. French War Department officially announced to-day that be tween seven and eight thousand corpses of Germans were left on French lines. A party of good roads boosters will leave Saturday morning to meet the Dixie Highway associa tion from Illinois and Indiana at Macon to secure their co-opera tion for the ‘‘Short Route’’ through Georgia. Mondav Wednesday Friday VOL.XX. NO. 121 Dr. and Mrs. Dan Boone of Orlando Fla. drove through in their car via the Dixie Short route for Louisville Ky. where the doctor will take a p. g. course. While in Fitzgerald they were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Luke.