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STORE MUST BE VACATED AND
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$5, 000 Stock Sacrificed
The Adams-Rogers Bankrupt ‘Stock of Hardware, Farm Implements and Household Utensils {MUST
GO —Store has to be vacated and we are compeled to sacrifice prices in order to close out.
T his is an opportunity rarely ever offered -- Read below and you will see at a glance that
this is not an exaggerated statement, . . : g : :
Was Now
Superior Grain Drills $90.00 $71.85
W.A. Wood Mowers 65.00 45.30
W. A. Wood Rakes 35.00 2250
Superior Cotton &
Corn Planters - 17.50 1200
Double Row Buckeye
‘Walking Cultivators 27.50 20.00
Double Row Riding
Buckeye Cultivator 50.00 36.50
2-Horse Oliver Turn’g
Plows No. 11 « 1190 1.75
Refrigerators and Water Coolers
at less than cost. : :
Stove Pots and Kettles at
ONE-HALF PRICE
These special low prices will last as long as any goods remain, but the early buyeT's_Will get the choicest
bargains--that stands to reason, so don’t put}off--come at once while you can get what you want. :
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To Push Ducktown
Litigation
Atlanta. Ga. November 30.
Attorney General Clifford Wal
ker is now in consultation with
Attorneys J. A. Drake and La
mar Hill of Atlanta and Attorney
T. H. Crawford of Blue Ridge,
who were appointed by Governor
Harris as special assistants to
the attorney general in present
ing the state’s interests in the
litigation with the Ducktown
Sulphur, Copper and Iron com
pany of Ducktown, Tenn.
Attorney General Walker has
made an exhaustive study of the
situation and litigation and the
interests of Georgians will be
presented, it is believed with
greater strength than ever be
fore in this case which has been
unsettled for several years.
The litigation grew out of the
complaints of Georgia farmers
that the fumes from the copper
company’s plant drifted across
the Tennessee line and did
terrible damages to the crops and
to the forests.
Last April the attorney general
obtained a decree from the
United States surpreme court en
joining the copper company from
discharging more than a stipulat
ed a mount of its fumes across
into Georgia. but the farmers
say they have experienced no
relief.
Call or phone The Leader-Enter
prise office the looal news of Fitz
gerald and Ben Hill county; the com
ing or departure of friends or rela
tives; weddings, deaths, births, etc.
Such favors will be appreciated by{
‘ the Editor &
’ South Carolinians Protest
} Anderson, S. C., Nov. 25—Fif
teen hundred citizens of Ander
son, attending unicn Thanksgiv
ing services here today, adopted
resolutions protesting against the
propaganda now being organized
for a higher state of prepared
ness.
‘“The ‘‘jingoes’’ were con
demned in unmistakable terms
and representatives in congress
from this state are urged to op
pose any measure providing for
a greater increase in the navy
and army than normal.
The president and congress are
urged to renew their efforts for
peace in Europe.
Representative Wolfe announc
ed toda¥ that he will at the next
general assembly introducz a bill
providing for a divorce law in
this state. He also announced
that he will introducea resolu
tion providing for a constitu
tional amendment abolishing the
death .penalty, except in rape
cases.
Her Foresight
“It is really by little things that
one can tell a man's character.”
“Yes; I think that was the reason
Julia broke her engagement. Henry
used to bring her such cheap choco
lates.”
Rev. C. A. Ginn for the past two
years pastor of the U. B. church re
signed his charge Sunday to take
effect at once. Rev. Ginn will re
main in Fitzgerald for the present
WOOOD FOR SALE—Buy your
winter supply of wood by the cord.
Good four foot wood $2 per cord.
Phone 143. 144 tf.
WE SELL OLD NEWSPAPERS
THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE AND PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1915
Was Now
2-Horse Oliver Turn’g
Plows No. 10 - 10.00 6.50
2-Horse Oliver Turn’g -
Plows No. 9 - 9.00 6.00
1-horse Oliver riowse.s 5.00 3.75
1-horse Oliver prawne .« 4.50 3.25
Dixie Plow Stocks - 2.25 1.15
Haymon Stocks - 1.15 75¢
Iron Beam Single Plow - $3.50 $2.00
Window Sash, various sizes - 1.38 1,00
8 0 1.25 80c
All sash reduced in proportion. :
Chas. H. Brown House Paints 2.25 1.60
Carpenter squares - 1.00 Soc
Quantities of Tin and Enamel
Ware at ONE.-HALF PRICE.
’Tax Values Showed A
Decrease For Year
Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 30.—Tax
values in the state of Georgia for
1915 exclusively of railroad and
other public utility values, show a
decrease of $2,854,204 according
to figures announced yesterday by
the comptroller general’s office.
.This decrease is considered in
reality a good showing, in view of
the general business depression
that prevailed during the greater
part of the year.
Moreover, it is believed more
than two-thirds of the decrease
will be offset by an increrse in
utility values of approximately
$2,000,000, the latter figure being
an estimate, as the utility assess
ments are not yet complete.
In spite of the decrease, the
state’s total revenue from taxes,
erclusive of utility taxes, will be
$130,388 more than last year, ow
ing to an increase in the tax rate
from 4.5 to 4.8 milles.
Having A Big Time
W. R. Paulk, who is touring
Florida with Mrs, Paulk writes
from Kloral City that he is having
the time of his life fishing every
day and catching more fish than
he can dispose of. Mr. and Mrs.
Paulk will join the *‘short roate”
boosters at Jacksonville and re
turn with them home, Mr. Paulk
reports a splendid trip without
mishaps ard claims to have a com
plete supply of Fitzgerald air in
his tires,
When birds of a feather flock
together it is a pretty safe bet
they’ll try to pluck each other.
(itizens Flee
From Monastir
Bulgarian Occupation Ex--
pected to Come Soon
Athens, Nov. 28 —Monastir has
been evacuated by the civilian
population There is a prospect
that the Serbian town will be occu
pied by Bulgarians as it seems like
ly according to reports received here
that the Serbs will not be able to
resist long in the battle now in
progress between Pril2p and Monas
tir.
The northern Serbian army con
tinues to retire toward the Albanian
town of Scutari.
Graves Speaks in Atlanta
Atlanta, November 27.—Hon.
John Temple Graves expressed
the views of Mr. William Ran
dolph Hearst on the subject of
naval preparedness in an elo
quent and interesting address de
livered here last night under the
iauspices of the local branch of
the Navy League.
’ The present alleged inefficiency
of the navy from a material
‘point of view, and also the alleg
ed incompetency of the Daniels
administration of the department
were discussed, together with!
the dangers of sooner or later be
coming involved in a struggle
with other countries, |
Mr. Graves was heard atten
tively and frequently applauded.
Miss C. C. Sykes of Roswell New
Mexico, who motored across the
continent visiting Mrs. T. J. Howell
at Ocilla, was shopping in Fitzger
ald with a number of Ocilla ladies
Tuesday. |
Was Now
Carpenter,Hand Saws - 100 80c
Carpenter Hand Saws - 2.80 1.50
Hatchets . - - “ 1.00 50 & 60c
Heaters, Cole’s Hot Blast - 15.00 10.00
¢ 5 gon - 14.00 9.25
s “ o e - 10.00 7.50
o Dixie Oak - 10.00 8.00
“ 4 " - 8.00 6.00
Box Heaters - - 8.25 3.25
" 'y - - 4,75 3.00
# 4 - - 3.75 2.50
Enamel Dish Pans - 90c¢ 80c
66 13 66 o soc 4oc
“ Milk Pans -80 c 30c¢
66 13 ¢ 5 400 25c
Ename! Coffee Pots, 3 qt. - 88c¢ Soc
'l‘able ware and Glassware
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in endless variety at fac
tory cost--all MUST GO!
OSTEOPATHY
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Many persons have experienced in their own per
-YX sons, the fact that Osteopathy is a highly effi
cient aid to nature in bringing health back to sick
folks. Others know of many who have been thus re
stored whose maladies had baffled all of the older
methods of treating disease.
Those who had the longest time and best op
portunity of observing how these results have been
achieved, not on account of any special gift possessed
by an individual osteopath, but through the applica
tion of the principals of a science founded upon the
demonstrable truths of nature. ‘
—:fim—-——m
Dr. Fred Keefer
Physician Osteopathic
S-Story Building Fitzgerald, Ga.
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Fitzgerald Bicycle & Repair Shop
Keys Made to Order
Bicycles to Rent at Reasonable Prices
218 S. Grant St.