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UMBS-ENTERPRSE, THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA, JOLY 15, UM A PRUDENTIAL PROPOSITION If you had a noise that brought yoji an income of $100 each year wouldn’t yo«’ insure it for $1,000? You certainly would, all good business men do. You Would do it knowibg that your bouse may never burn and you may never get bac?s one cent you have paid for this insurance. . If your earnings are $1C0 per year are you being fair to your family and estate if you do not protect them by taking out life insurance? You can do this knowing that you «re sure to die and get back more than you have paid ! n . - ' Or t Kt alter a certain period, 'f you a*e still living, you can get back all you have paid in cash and have a nice sum laid up for a rainy day or old age Any man or woman in good health can take advantage of this proposition by maKiDg application lor a policy of insurance to the Fill out the coupon and mail it to us for full information, Coupon. 0. M. & E. H. Smith, General Agents, The PrndentUI Ins. Go. of America. Thomasville, Ga. Dear Sirs: Without expense to me and without committing my self to any action, will yon send me farther informa tion as to Insurance policy on my life. I was born on the day of SMITH General Agents, Thomasville, Ga. Uy occupation is. Yours truly, Mr Will Dopson went over to Boston Monday. l)r.W. B. Ooohranmade a business trip to Ohclookouee Saturday. Fred Jones of Pelliam and Edd Jones of Doran spent Snnday in town. Mr. L. I. Butler from Glasgow was among the Saturday visitors in town. Miss Pearl Smith is the pleasant guest of Miss Mae Smith in Fletoherville, Messrs. Joe MoOultnui and W. A. Williams of Bcmou sjicnt Saturday in town. Miss Ora Brinson of (Jalro is the guest of the Misses Gandy on Crawford street. We still have 75 pairs 'weight pants to close out at $1.00, $1.50, $1.75,1.90, 2.00, 2.50, 2.90,3.50 and $4>- summer Misses Gostie Harrell, Ross Harrell and Ethel Perry of Camilla were the charming guests of Misa Katherine Coyle Saturday Mrs. F. D. Dismuke and Mrs. J. B. Soott are spending a few days in At: lanta. Are the Talk cf the town We always have something new to say] and attractive Bargains to offer. Mrs. Hinson and Miss Emma Hinson returned from Cairo Monday after noon. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Lake who hare been in Valdoeta for several months have retained to Atlanta. Willie Cooper returned to Pelham Monday morning after a Sunday at horfie. Money we Save You us Y our Purchase Mr. and Mrs. John T. Grantham and child of Savannah are visiting Mr. Gran tham's family in this city. China Matting 13 c sard, Japanese Mattings\ard Window Screens 37c Screen Wire, yaid nc Ice Picks 5c Kitaonaa 39c Shirt Waist 39c Child Straw Hats 19c 3 bats Octagon Soap loc Nice Hammocks I1.I5 No. 3 Chimneys 8c No. 1 Chimneys (c Jelly Glasses Dos yx Fsst Calicoes yard 5c Torchon Lace 3c Torchon Lace 7c Embroidery, yara 8c ,j Dress Gingham lwc Child Pants 25c Men's Overalls Hoc Fine Razors 81.00 Good Cigars 3c Two, piece crash and home spun to go at prices never had before. Mr. Lem Singletary who is cashier of Pelham's bank spent Sunday here with relatives. Mrs. W. H. Blake who lias been visit ing bar sister Mrs. J. W. L. Yates has returned to her home in Savannah. Mr. Fred Smith of Quitman is visit ing home folks here and retting from store duties. FOR SALE—Some choice bargains in Brooks Connty Beal Estate. Address W. A. Mar, Quitman, Ga. d-w-lt. A few more wash suits to Mrs. O. M. Smith and son are at home again after an pleasant visit fo Savannah. New Orleans linen suits Mrs. T. O. Cleveland, who bn* beeu the guest of her sister, Mr*. J. G. Cra vat lisa returned to Iter huu-e iu Pel ham to tite regret of her mi„y friends litre. Misses Blanche and Ethel Cra vat accompanied her to visit relatives in Mitchell connty. Mist Grace Jenkins left Monday morn ing for Xenia III. where ebe will visit friends for several weeks. Mr. L. A. McKinnon and bride of Wsycrots are spending a few days in Thomasville with relatives. . ^ Screven’s Side Eas- Wjrf&r tic Seam Drawers', the dkr best on the pike 50c. Mr. K. O. Moore,who was at one time the principal of the Pelham High Selutd, has accepted a very important' place in the Thomasville pnblio ( schools and will locate there till* fall. Mr. Moore lias many warm friends here who will be interested in this announce ment and wilt be glad to know that ho has again located in South Georgia.— The Pelham Journal. Min Georgia Millsap and Miss Mag gie Blanton went down to Boston tc visit friends on Monday afternoon M. B. Wingate of Camilla, Georgt Howard and Thomas Walton lisvi entered the Thomasville Business Col lege tor a fall coarse. A full line of overalls from 50c to $1 Our high art $1.25 shirts going at $ while they are new at Oapt. E. M, Smith’ left Monday for Lookout Mountain, Tenn. to attend the annual meeting of the Georgia Stats Bankers, association. Thomasville Business College. An yon ambitions for a good paying position? If so, enter oar echool now and lot ns prepare yon for it. Special rates lor a limited time. For terms, ad< dress or cati on, ANSON W. BALL. President.