The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, November 22, 1915, Monday Edition, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextBusiness and Personal News Cotton Market N0v.22 Furnished by Farmer-Garbutt & Co. FULLY GOOD 11 1-4 GOOD MIDDLING 11 - " MIDDLING 10 3 4 - LOW MIDDLING 10 1-2 The To-Day “FATHERHOOOD,” Feature in 4 Reels. Star, HosarT BosworTH. “THE GIRL ENGINEER” Star, HELen HoLMER. 6 Reel-Program 6 2o A TNt ee L N eT e ~ Tomorrow . “The Broken Coin” “*Under New Management” 2-Reel E-Co Comedy “SOME FIXER,” Comedy “THE THIRD PARTNER” Drama. 6 Reel Program 6 Coming Features Wednesday, *“The Golden Beetle”’; Thursday, K. E,, *“lhe Green Cioak’’; Fri déy, oo Flying Twins” “Rufus Smith will leave for Val ‘dosta for a days visit with relative. Isabelle, one of tha jrizé Hamp. shire hogs at the Atlants Huarvest Festival sold for $235 00. This is the sanié breed which the Leaacr- Enterpiise distributed and purch ased from tl:e Dicksbu stock farm at Osierfield. Col. Walter Rogers of Oeilla, #ransacted business in the_city to cday. ~ | A musical clubis spoken of to «covperate with the Fitzgerald ‘Concert Band and to encourage ‘the musical taste of the public. ‘Our Band is showing marked im provement since Prof. Zetterich has taken charge of their insiruc tion and with some encouragement | ¢on the part of the public a five _Band could be developed here, ‘ - 'Special Bargain A Good family mare, a mare colt and bugiy for sale at a rare bargain. W. J. Jewell. 708 W. Alapaha 138-2 w. : Coming At he GRAND THEATRE Thursday, Dec. 16th is the SCIENCE of the Structure and USES of ALL PARTS oi the human_ body. It is the Art of correcting the derangements of these. : As a SCIENCE it requires the most inti mate knowledge of anatomy, physiology and - diseases. As an ART it demanks the high est degree of manipulative skill. —P. H. Woodall, President American Osteopathic Society. Dr. Fred Keefer Physician Osteopathic 5-Story Building | ~ Fitzgerald, Ga. \ : Dr.G. W.McLean ' DENTIST - Rooms 512-513. PHONE 438. Garbutt Donovan Building Fifth Floot ' L Sunday by Appointmept : ) \ ° . Dr. C. J. Caristi us t “Generai Fractice t Diseases of “hi lren a Specialty - Office at Ir. Haile’s Drug store. : ‘Mr. Morganthau of Cincinnaui, a prominent dealer in iron visited the city for a few deys. T. J. Britt of Tye Tye visited his son and family in the city for a few days. POINTER DOG—I have a fine lpointer dog for sale.—Apply Dr. IR. M. Ware, It. Mr. C. A. Prescott left this morning for Atlanta in his auto, for a business trip, C. B. Watts spent the week-end with his parents at Americus. Sollace Jacohs of Jacksonville was a yisitor to the citv Saturday and Sunday, ﬁ/,g Ralph Welborn, a farmer from Morgan county arrived in the city Sun/ay in a prarie schooner to lo cate on a farro in Ben Hill zounty, l The cold winds recalled the fact ‘that winter is here and the city ‘wasg crowded Saturday with people from the e, otry laying in a sup ply of winter clothing, E.ery body gets buisy whew P —— gets to town, " J. A. Jones and sor thade a By ing trip to Atlanta to ee the mid way and attend to some busm/t;%s the last of the week, There will be a lodge of Red Men organized here in a shors time, If there areany mewb rs or.exmembers ér any that would like to become members of this order drop a line to Clisrtie Smith care this office, e Mrs, Wiley Whitley, Jr., and two children, Wylene and Mau delle, has returned home after a i week’s visit with her sister, Mrs. ,IJ. Ding Jones, ... : | HEREAFTER 1 shall deposit my money in The Exchangé National ‘Bank. 1 see in recent sworn Btate | Hiéfts published in Fitzgeraid papers ‘that # BEARS EAR-MARKS of GREAT SSTRENGTH. I understand, also, it is an BONOR ROLL BANK I don’t know éxactly what thai means, but evidently it has done something EXTRAORDINARY for the benefit and protection of the pub lic, or else it would not havé AT TAINED THIS HONOR.—MI Reasoning Mind. : THF I FADER-ENTERPRISE OMNDAY NOV. 22. {915 ' AT THE 66 A 4 99 AMUSU” “QUALITY and REFINEMENT” ALWAYS GOOD PICTURES ' Today “The Heart 0f Maryland” with Mrs. Leslie Carter taking Star parts - in 6 big acts Tomorrow Neal of the Navy No. 12 “Phunphilm” Great while it lasts. Wednesday The Heart of Jennifer Paramotnt Featuring HaZel Dawn This is Can, ' Fire Girls’ Day. e ] ¢ - Thursun3Y J. Rufus Wallington Something Great - Friday Peer Gynt - With ; Cyril Maude and Herbert Standing, one qf the oldest actors on' the screen. Saturday All the laughs you need' The AMUSUY Al vays Good Pictu/i l. : Mrs. Chasles S. Isler. Fitzgerald Ladies Assist in En tertaining Mercer 'Saty Boys. One of the most beautiful a md elaborate affairs ever given in Ma con was the reception ¥riday even ing with which Dr. and Mrs. Pick ard entertained for the members of the Mercer faculty 2nd the stu dent body. The whole lower floor: gave the appearance of a summer flower garden, with its myriads of chry santhemums, roses and smilax aid everywhrre roses and chry santhemuns in large clusters filled vases and banked the mantles. In one room where punch was served, bamboo and smilax with deep yellow flowers formed another charming picture. ‘ Serving punch were a group of attractive young women including Misses Cornelia Pickard of Tifton, Marie Colcond of Atlanta, Mr s Paul Karsten, Miss Prin gle Willing ha m, Chas. Grifin of Eastman, Mrs. Willis Cole and Miss Jeffie Person of Fitzgerald, Misses Emae and Kirby Willingham. Mrs. Pickard received her guests wearing a gown of lavender char meuse with touches of real lace and a corsage bouquet of orchids Mrs. Karsten's gown was of net built on apricot satin with bands of silver and fur. Mrs. Cole wore a yellow chiffon‘ over satin embroidered in for-get me:nots with a corsage of car- | nations, ~ Miss Jeffie Persons wore a blue\ crepe de cnine with a corsage of | pink carnations. ‘ ~ Miss Cornelia Pickard wore a gown of turquoise taffeta and a ’corsage of pink roses. About four hundred guests called during the evening. . } - Ginners Report The National ginners réeport !shdws 8,777,794 bales ginned for ithe season, a gain over last imonth of 1,392,923 bales. - l Mr. Mac Pryor of Moultrie spent Sunday here with his parents. THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION! ~ynce More Will Come Soon That - App2'al Thanksgiving Day WE AS YOUR « ROCER are better prepared to furnish THE MANY “OOOD THINGS TO EAT than ever before. . | Submit Your Order for Suppnes to Our Store and Save the Worry Our list of Eatables cover your every .éht such as: " | Turkeys, Geese, Chickens, Sausage,énce Meat, Nuts, Oranges, Grapes, Cakes. Try our Pound Cake, baked in Norfolk; Va., nothing better. baked. Carrots, Parsnips, Turnips, Apple,Rutter, Buckwhe#t Flour, Cranberries, in fact a fullline of Holiday Eatables. | Your Grocer, L. O, TISDEL Ce_ﬁtraiAve: " 3t t : : Phone No. 25 Davis Bros. Company. Fancy Groceries Moderately Priced BEANS, SOUPS, SAUCES! 15¢ Fancy Pork and Beans |oc! 3 Cans Van Camps Pork and , { BOINS ... s R 0 2 15¢ Cans Van Camp's Pork | l and 8ean5............., 26c1 25¢ Bottle Ketchup....... 17 10c Van Camp’s Soups 3 for A 1 . . ; 'y =k g,_',f‘;.;." LOWNEY’S cnoco%“ : ‘ PRI 25c Boxes for.. ..,.7i. .. 20c B iy . ISBarefor. ... .% . 0 10e ~ LOWNEY’S COCOA i 25¢c Boxes f0r...... ...... ..20¢ T 15¢c Boxes f0r.......... ..&lﬂe . All just received. BEST FLAVORING EXTRACTS 25¢ Bottles f0r............ 20c Davis Bros. Company Fitzgerald’s Popular Table Supply House Jersey Duroc Hogs ‘ I have a fine lot of thorough bred Jersey Duroc hogs for sale at my fa}'r'n at reasonable prices. Males and females, pigs and matured stock. Come and see them. A. J. Sword, L 1 a. w. 4w. Fitzgerald Ga. ~ Notice to Farmers, Wanted 5000 bushels good corn. Must be shucked. 133-tf. Union Cotton Qil Co. Come to Fitzgerald to shop. LOG CABIN SYRUP If you like Maple Syrup, Log Cabin--it’s superior, .Notepricesy . : . 5 Pint Cn’ns;_..*gi\_;, dovedngl N g &7 '’ Quart Cans®Bis. ......... 40 12 Gallon* s & e ¥ ,‘)., ::‘ ( N ; BPLENDID COFFEES flb. White House ....... 35e 3 Cans Whiq- l!§uSé. v 958 [ Ib. Maxwell House Coffes 30c (Maxwell. House Coffee is | the equal of any Coffee sold in - iF itzgenald and superior to many:) ; g ~ FLOURS I\l‘a:“intv Flour per sack...x. $l.OO jﬁnterprise Bread Flour... 95c¢ Pillsbury Bread F10ur.... . 95¢ \ MISCELLANEOUS }2s'(: Bottle Grape Juice...... '2oc i 15c Boxes Rolled Oats...._ 10c 6 Boxes Ivory 50ap....... 25¢ Strawberry Plants for Sale Improved . Lady Thompson’s Thrifty plamtsi $250 per thousand. Geo Drex’er,R. F. D. 121-tf. l JAEREAFTER I shall denosit in the EXCHANGE NATIONAL IBANK. ' I surely can make no mis take to deposit .my moncy where many o hef Pecple have dep?glted» thousands and thousani® uatil thel bank has larger deposits than any other bank ia this portion of the state and where the HONORABLE TREASTUURER of the UNITED STATEY deposits U. S. Government mon'eyﬁ.—-Mr. Prudent.