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3 Bales of Cotton Per Acre
Mr. John B. Broadwell averaged three bales of
cotton per acre on his entire crop by using fertilizers
at the rate of 1,000 pounds per acre. You should be
able to do as well as Mr. Broadwell
By Using
V irginia-Carolina
Fertilizers
Get a copy of our 1910 Farmers’ Year Book or Almanac
from your fertilizer dealer, or write us for a free copy.
Mr. Broadwell tells in this book his own story of how
he got this big yield.
SALES OFFICES:
Richmond, Va. Atlanta, Ga.
Mail ub this Coupon Norfolk, Va. Savannah, Ga.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Columbia, 8. C.
Company. Durham, N. C.
Please 6<*nd me a copy of your 19*0 Winston-Salem, N. C.
Farmers’ Year Book free of cost. Charle*ton, S. C.
Baltimore, Md. gvlrginiaCarollnaJ
Name Columbus, Ga.
Town Meriphia, Montgomery, Tenn. Ala. V m lp<i\Wk
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State Shreveport, La,
r Fitzgerald Meat Market
G. L, PRESCOTT, Proprietor,
217 E. Pirve St. Phone 94
The most up to date Market in the City.
I The very best quality of I
FRESH & SALT MEATS
Mr. Country Frank Produce Griggs always is and on with hand Fancy us, and Groceries will be glad I
to welcome his friends.
Remember the plaice,
A 217 E. Pine J
i SPECIAL SALE
OF
WHITE AND BLUE ENAMEL WARE
AT THE
10 CENTS STORE
125 Centra.! Avenue
This beautiful ware is going at a great bargain. Call
early or you will miss a great chance.
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MONUMENTS
ft from foundation to finish is entrusted only to skilled
workmen. That’s why MONUMENTS WE PUT UP
HAVE GRACE AND SYMMETRY. w
We’d like to show you some of our work. It
gV ^fcnmmends itself. All we have served are delighted,
II and praise what we do.
A Look Over Our Designs.
They Will Plea.se You.
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The Lender “IS |T. v Subscribe.
Locals Of Community As Lately Seen
Mr. J. Burnett, of Macon, was
here Tuesday.
Beauchamp and Son sell meat.
Phone No. 61.
Mr. J. T. Willis, of Augusta,
spent Sunday here.
Mr. J. C. Robinson, of Macon,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr. W. H. Pope, of Lilly, was
among the visitors here Sunday.
Mr. Raymond Going attended
to business in Moultrie during the
week.
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Mr. J. W. Roberts, of Macon,
was a business visitor in the city
on Tuesday.
Comfort upon your sole.
“Not-a-seam”
I7tf Story Shoe Company.
There is quite a number of out-
of-town folks in the city this week,
in attendance upon court.
Dr. J. B. Wood, of Herd county,
was among the prominent pros¬
pectors in the city this week.
Mr. C. E.‘ Brower, formerly of
this city but now of Manchester,
was here for a short while Tues¬
day.
Mr. Sam Abram was a visitor
to Atlanta, having gone up on
business in connection with his
store.
Messrs E. K. Farmer, W. G.
Broadhurst and Drew W. Paulk
have returned from an enjoyable
hunting trip in Florida.
Mr. H. M. Kirke, of Dublin,
was here Tuesday while en route
to Ocilla, where he is doing the
plumbing on the court house.
A treat for your feet,
U Not-a-seam” Half Hose.
No seams. Finest yarns. 25cts.
17tf Story Shoe Company.
Col. L. Z. Rosser, of Atlanta,
Col. F. G. Boatwright, Col. J. G.
Jones, and Col. D. A. D. Crum,
of Cordele, are here this week at¬
tending court.
Fitzgerald sportsmen are taking
advantage of the delightful weather
of the past four or live days, and
many have laid aside business and
spent the greater part of the week
in the woods.
Beauchamp and Son are again
in the meat market business.
Give them atrial and phone 61.
Col. E. S. Fuller left this week
for his former home in McDuffie
county where he will make his
home for an indefinite period, at
the bedside of his step-father who
is in failing health. Col. Fuller
has many friends and admirers in
this city, who trust that he may
return to the city at an early date.
Booker and Bryant have just re¬
ceived a carload of number 1 and
2 pine shingles. ’Phone 190.
Jan. 21-tf
Mr. Geo, W. Rodgers, who re¬
cently moved to this city from
Thomasville, has opened his pawn
shop at the corner of Pine and
Sherman streets and is* doing a
lively business.
The many friends of Dr. J. L.
Frazer will be interested to know
that he will not discontinue his
practice as a physician, but has
arranged to look after his practice
in connection with Ins other busi¬
ness interests.
Taking advantage of the con¬
dition of the ground after several
hard rainfalls, Chief Smith has
been operating his street scraper
in the busiuess section this week,
with the result that the roadways
are now in an excellent state, all
the loose earth having been carried
to the center, leaving on each a
hard level passage.
Mr. Louis Keim spent this week
in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. J. G. James, of Cordele,
spent Monday here.
Beauchamp and Son sell the
best meat to be had. Phone 61.
Mr. W. S. Jones, of Atlanta,
was a visitor in the city on Sunday.
Mr. John Asa Peacock, of Dub¬
lin was a visitor to the city during
the week.
Mr. W. H. McMillan, of Re¬
becca, was a business visitor to the
city Monday.
Just received—carload of num-
ber 1 and 2 pine shingles. Booker
and Bryant. Jan. 21%-f
Messrs Geo. C. Grist and J. W.
Skalton, of Atlanta, spent several
days of this week here.
Mr. Blalock, of Hawkinsville,
has arrived in the city and accept¬
ed a position with the Polhill Drug
Co.
“Not-a-seam”
Lisle Thread
(Two Ply)
A Gentlemen’s Half Hose. 25 cts.
17 tf. Story Shoe Company.
Mr. W. J. Joiner, of the firm
of Joiner & New, is spending
several weeks in Dublin with his
family.
Mr. W. A. Green, who has
been confined to his room with a
severe attack of la grippe, is much
improved this week.
Mr. W. W. Linn, of New York,
representing the American Tobacco
Company, spent Sunday in the city,
guest of his sister, Mrs. L. F.
Thompson.
Mr. Oliver Geisleman, who has
been the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Eliza Shaffer and children, for
several weeks, left for Plymouth,
Ind., Monday morning.
Warning
This is to warn all parties
against purchasing or trading for
one certain promissory note in the
sum of $30.00, dated January 7th.
1910, due October 15th, 1910, pay¬
able to J. M. Anderson, and sign¬
ed by Melissa Weaver, and W. M.
Weaver, the consideration for
which said note was given having
failed. We will refuse to pay
said note.
This January 19th, 1910.
Melissa Weaver
W. M. Weaver
18-4t
LIFE!
LIFE!
LITE!
INSURANCE
Is something every man needs. Are
you satisfied with what you will leave
your wife and children when you pass to
that great beyond. Let us explain to you
what real life insurance really is with no
side shows attached. Rates cheerfully
furnished on application.
James G. KNAPP,
Real Estate and Insurance.
Room 501, Garbutt-Donovan Bldg.
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Wanted.....Several live agents for Ben
Hill, Irwin and Coffee counties, for the
Volunteer State Life Insurance Company,
of Chattanooga, Tenn.
Money to Loan.
We are prepared to furnish,
on improved farm lands in Ben
Hill and Irwin counties, $100,-
000 on five years’ time, at 7
and 8 per cent., payable in an¬
nual installments. No delay,
all on us or write us at Fitz¬
gerald, Ga. JAY & JAY
H. B. DEYO
Painter and Paper Hanger
All grades of Wall Paper always
on Hand. Contracting a specla.lt''.
Shop, S02 West Oconee Street
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Grand Big Bill
selected, Advanced educational Polite Vaudeyille Moving Picture^
including Travelogues, Mechanical
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Monologists will also appear • «
300!) feet of Carefully Selected loving Pictures
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Entire New Show Here Next Wee'
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house Friday night to see the drawing:
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Price of admission will remain the
same, 10c.
Dr- D. F. Thompson
SPECIALIST
Obstetric Practice and Chronic Diseases
Office Hours: U to 1 1--3 to 5; Sundays 9 to 10
Office: Five Story H’.iil.iitnr--Phone '04
.'■residence 3.‘.'8 Main St..—Phone lJO
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V. 1100,000 7” l Z LEND
ON FARMS (I
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, t and Fitzgerald City Proper- ^ ijf
4 tv Interest the Lowest.
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made. Come to see us. or
ft ^ write. all written Prompt inquiries. attention giv- ^
en W. M. BRYAN 1
f! 311 GARBUTT-DONOVAN FITZGERALD. BLDG GA. 1
Representing at
I ELLIS & ELLIS
« 4,!,r Tlfton, Ga. $
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The City Barber Shop
IS FIRST CLASS
All Union Barbers
Hansen Block = Grant St.
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Let the Leader do your work.
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117 South Granhst. v
ED DEESE, Pron^gfljfl F
F. M. COLEMAN,
A First Glass Up to Jala Berber Sir
Only the Beat Artists employ!
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Expert Optics! Work
to-date. Means that You you eyeglasses assurai are u|
have the ,J
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w Eyes examined free. ■
JEROME H. MOS
114 Pine Street.
C. BOYD. M. D. V
N^ousniss ALKALQM ERERIST 34 Experiei Yea:
and Skin Diseases. ;
Office: First National Bank Bldg.
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