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EPWORTH LEAGUE DELEGATES TO CONFERENCE NEXT WEEK The following list of names of dele gates to the League Conference has been received up to this time: Miss Fannie Strozier, First Street Church, Macon; Miss Wilma Holmes, First Street Church, Macon; Mr. J. C. Lindsey, First Street Church, Macon; Miss Willie Founain, Junior Superin tendent, Macon; Mrs. G. C. Barnhill, Glennwood; Mr. Bryant Belcher, Amer icus, Assistant District Secretary; Miss Lillie Bass, Macon, Assistant District Secretary; Mr. K. M. Miller, Kastman, Assistant District Secreary; Miss Carobel Sheanouse, Savannah, Assistant District Secretary; Mr. S. W. Fleming, Thomasville, Assistant District Secretary; Mr. R. L. Raney, Moultrie, Assistant District Secretary; Rev. John S. Sharp, Waresboro, As sisant District Secretary; Miss Hen. rietta Douglas, Grace Church, Savan nah; Prof. E. H. McNeel, District Sec retary, Macon; Miss Mary Maud Gib son, Macon; Mr. Alex Goodman, Pres ident, Macon; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Adams, Macon; Miss Lucia Chappell, Macon; Miss Hazel Schofield, Macon; Miss Mary Catherine Jones, Macon; Miss Mary Ruth Jones, Macon; Miss Kathleen Moore, Macon; Miss Ida Hamlin, Macon; Miss Kelly, Macon; Mr. J. L. Taylor, Macon; Miss Lee Shearouse, Masolw; Miss Lilia Dug gar, Maslow. L. C. Penington, Eastman; Miss Mil dred Mcßae, Mcßae; Miss Violet Fouchee, Mcßae; Rev. W. F. Smith, WATERMELONS. ATTENTION, GROWERS! This is to advise that we will pay much higher prices for Watermelons taken from fields that have been sprayed with “Bordeaux Mixture,” than we will for Melons where the vines have not been sprayed. Spray Your Melon Vines, Get Better Prices. Will have a man in your territory to buy melons as soon as crop is'ready. LEONARD, CROSSET RILEY, Cincinnati, Ohio. WE HANDLE W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes. No advance in price. Levin’s. Respectfully Dedicated to MABEL TALIAFERRO POLLY OF THE CIRCUS MARCH As played in FREDERICK THOMPSON’S Production of the same title FREDERIC SOLOMON J Imtko. ff ' -=r : —— March. k ijzgi Cj- EiJ-lEj" iFT’I mu:rj 1} {-AS,—* - —* : &- i- i yA —^v , I^l ill 1 N 4E? If- Leggmm •"S- - > __ __ =- „ - i => g~-A * | —-—-f- • -- f- J- y | t f t feS i- l I-M - i r Copyright, MCMVIII, by MADRICE SHAPIRO, 1416 Broadway, Hew York WHO WILL PUBLISH YOUR SONG, IF YOU HAVE WRITTEN ONE, AND SEND YOU VALUABLE \ CATALOGUE OF HITS FREE FOR THE ASKING 7 Used by permission, MURRAY MUSIC CO., New 2fo^_ 261% Mcßae; Mr. Collin Fisher, Helena; Miss Belle Redmon, Helena; Mr. Reid Wilcox, Lumber City; Mr. Paul J. Denton, Lumber City; Miss Emily Knox, Lumber City; Miss Katie Belle Malloy, Columbus; Miss Tina Belle Blan, Columbus; Miss Sarah George TaJiafera, Columbus; Miss Pearl Chat field, Columbus; Miss Kathleen Con ley, Columbus; Miss Marguerite Al bright, Columbus; Miss Lyra Burton, Columbus; Miss Minnie Smith, Co lumbus; Mr. Richard Taliafera, Co lumbus; Rev. Anthony Hearn, Cor dele; Miss Bush Calhoun, Cordele; Miss Mittie Jones, Cordele; Muss Mil lie Todd, Cordele; Rev. J. P. Wardlaw, Cordele; Mr. W. M. Meeeks, Darien; Mr. C. L. Gillis, Adrian; Miss Trest Dyer, Jesup; Mr. Anthony Peterson, Jesup; Mr. Archie Clark, Jesup; Miss Georgia Townsend, Townsend; Miss Lula Patterson, Vidalia; Mr. William Haynes, Vidalia; Mr. Brown Godbee, Vidalia. There will be a guide for Mr. Mc- Niel, who is blind. The names of the delegates will be published as they come in and we would be glad if our Douglas friends would look over the lists and make selections as early as possible, as it is likely that many will have special friends in attendance. For any information relative to the placing of the delegates, call Mrs. W. T. Cottingham. MISS KATE WILCOX, Sec. DR. A. H. WEATHERS BEING URGED TO ENTER RACE. Information comes from Ambrose that the friends of Dr. A. H. Weath ers are urging him to get into the race for representative at the coming primary. We are not advised as to what the doctor thinks about it, but we under stand that he is ready to throw his hat in provided the people of the coun ty sufficiently urge. He has received several letters rom various sections urging him to run. THE DOUGLAS ENTERPRISE, DOUGLAS, GEORGIA, JUNE 10, 1916. INOCULATING IS A SURE PREVENTION FOR CHOLERA For the benefit of the farmers of Coffee county or any one else who may be interested, I make the following statement: Some time ago my hogs were ex posed to cholera and I at once decided to have them treated with the hog cholera serum. I asked Mr. Eunice, farm demonstration agent, to come and inoculate them, which he did, and I never lost a one. Also the same da he inoculated Mr. Duncan’s hogs which were exposed to cholera with the same success, while hogs on ad joining farms all died. Since then I have inoculated sev eral herds myself with very good suc cess, and no farmer need doubt its use as a preventative of hog cholera, and I wish to commend and advise every farmer whose hogs are exposed or have cholera t» use it as all the hogs in a herd do not take cholera at one time, so it would be an easy mat ter to save part of the herd if not all. Yours very truly, R. J. VIBBERT, Ambrose, Ga. June 8, 1916. ATTENTION, WATER MELON GROWERS. As the time is drawign near for the melons you have planted to show above the ground and begin to vine, we believe it of vast importance, in order to insure good sound fruit, that you spray your melon vines. In order that there may be an in centative for you to spray, and make it worth your while, we as large buy-1 ers and shippers, wish to advise that j we are willing and will pay more per i par for melons taken from a field that ; has been sprayed, than from a field where the vines have not been sprayed.; We further believe that by spray- j ing the vines a btter melon is pro- j duced, which will carry better to mar- j ket, will keep better, and eat better, for this reason we will be able to pay better prices for your melons that have been spryed. We therefore hope, for the good of the melon growing industry, that all growers will spray their vines, and urge all to do so. For information as to sprayers and materials, we ad vise writing the Southern Brokerage Co., at Fort Valley, Ga* Yours for sound melons, LEONARD, CROSSET & RILEY CREAM SALES GROWING - ' " 11111 -' ,l " ' Which is the best test that our Ice Cream pleases. If you have not given us a trial or der for dinner, phone us and we will deliver at your home in ~ Quarts or Gallons All Frozen and Ready to Serve in Delicious Flavors We give all kinds of attention to the mak ing. Everything is absolutely clean and sani tary. All milk and cream pure, and our fruits of the choicest selections. Remember, Pure Cream is the Word, And We Have it Douglas Icc Co. Phone 150 J. A. DORMINY, Mgr. Fat. ff - I „ r~ m-J I- V ■ --- j ■— ■ «j ZHjJt! \l v . ! , j lUppl i iHl=3^ W j- - r *»«J , TT f ‘a • II I ■MU -1 —.u.te.-ziz:^r—g ! 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