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HAVE YOU BEEN TO ABRAM'S
SPRING OPENING SHOE SALE
SHOE VALUES Are HERE “¥You’'ll Never Forget
SPI.OOO -Saturday is Dollar Day-9481.00
Men’s Overalls, per pair - - $l.OO
Youth’s Overalls, per pair - - $l.OO
Shirt Madras, worth 89c yd., 3 for - $1
25 cents - Monday is Quarter Day -25 cents
3 Towels for - . . - . 25¢
3 Bunches Stickerei Braid - - - 25c¢
. Fo hi G Waists, hey last onl - - Sle.
Tuesdav SDGCIaIS { 101012 & ri:‘féggd g(;?%eétl:ach?:?gts[lgsyldosl.‘%oacsu;t:rge;]fllOOl;':rds for - 31.49
™ ABRAM'S DRY GOODS COMPANY Sm Abram,
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS
Mr. M. E. Rider, a popular Sales
man of Atlanta spent Thursday in the
city or business.
Mr. Alton Owens of Rochelle vis
ited his uncle S. N. Jackson Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S Ambrose of
Cordele are visiting Mrs. S. N. Jack
son. :
Mr. and Mrs. O. k. Cunningham of
Converse, Ind., arrived in the city yes
terday to be the guesis of her sister,
Mrs. J. H. Shaffer, and niece, Mrs. W.
S. " Walker for several weeks: »
Nfi Fhone your »rders for chdféé cuts of
”native and western sto 620. Two
Meliveries each day. Beauchamp and
Bads. .- tf.
Mrs. Guy Robinson is entertaining
a few friends this afternoon at bridge
at her home¢ on West Cenfral ave
. nue, !
CORD WOOD—For 4ftM
and prompt delivery, ph 227. tf.
* Mrs. S. G. Pryor Jr. is entertain
~ing the members of the Review Club
and a few friends this afternoon at
'her home on South Main Street.
PLAIN AND FANCY Dressmaking
Apply St. James Hotel. MdF7
Mr. O. E. Allen Jr. of Americus
has accepted a position with the
State Highway department.
Mt AL AL Lockett has returned to
his home in Cuthbert after a brief
visit to his cousins Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Lockett on South Main Street.
Miss Aline Hampton left this
morning for Berlin where she will
visit her sister Miss Martha Sue
Hampton who teaches school there.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee had
as their guest Thursday at their home
on South Lee Street Miss Ruth Dav
_ies of Abbeville.
“In Walking Through
Your Neigbhor's Melon
fatch, Never Stop to
Tie Your {oe Laces”™
—The Hindoos gave thia/!Sif of ad
vice in conneftion with avoiding
suspicion. o
We cannot afford to create sus
picion by offering. for sale mer
chandise of uncertain quality.
That’s why we sell
VICTROLAS,
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS,
HALLET & DAVIS PIANOS,
CHASE BROS. PIANOS.
ETC.
Bradshaw Musie Co.,
“DEPENDARLE MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE”
Fitzgerald -te -2 Georgia
- Miss Pauline
Crawley -
Phone 350-]
GRAND
TODAY |
MARY MILES MINTER in “ALL
SOUL'S EVE” A quaint Irish play
with the charming little star in a dual
role.
Whirlwind “IN MID-AIR” Epi
sode 7.
' SATURDAY
Western Featurette “THE TRAIL
OF THE HOUND”
Vanishing Dagger Episode 10 & 11.
Veiled Mystery “A DEMON'’S
DEVICE” ,
Sennett Comedy “SALOME"
MONDAY
MITCHELL LEWIS in “FAITH
OF THE STRONG” A strong red
blooded story of the Great North
west that you can’t afford to miss.
Mr. L. C. Glover has returned from}
a business trip to Macon. l
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Garrett leftl
Monday for an extended visit to rel-J
atives in Atlanta. 1
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Goza of Or
lando, Florida arewisiting relatives |
and friends in Fitzgerald this week. ‘
Mrs. N. T. Smith of Rochelle was
shopping in our city this week. |
Mrs. Malcolmn A. Pridgeon and
little daughter Elaine of Cordele are
visiting their parents and grand-par
ents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. M’Laughlin
on South Main Street. |
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Mr. and Mrs. Horace C. Chappell
and little son Horace C. Chappel! Jr.|
have returned home after a pleasant
visit to relatives and friends in Mil
ner.
Mesdames H. G. Powell and Hen
ry A. Powell will leave Sunday for
a visit to relatives in Dawson.
Thc/,nfd;ty friends of Miss Joseph
ine Manning will be glad to know
she is doing nicely after undergoing
an operation Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anthony of Co
lumbus are visiting Mr. and Mrs. F.
A. Hardee on East Roanoke Drivfi/‘
Prof J. S. Gibson, the celebrated
phrenologist and charactep-reader of
Macon, Ga., wjll be in” Fitzgerald,
February 15th/16th. is charges are
reasonable a th€ public is hereby
respectfully ifwifed to take =advan
tage of this opportunity to find out
what is the best course to pursue in
the training, education and occupa
tion of children. Will be found at
the Empire Hotel. dFIS
" Advertisement.
Within the Law.
“Look at that fellow in there with
n loaded revolver,” said our waggish
friend at the beach yesterday—and
when, somewhat startled we gazed In
through the doorway what we saw
was merely a big merry-go-round full
of vonng folks and in the center the
proprietor thereof. Boston Trano
peript. /
THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE AND PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921,
Why Make House DRESSES? Ggod Percale
ones 36t0. 48 only ............0 ...c.cccc....... .. $1
Ladies’ White Slippers, jpair - $l.OO
3 boxes 15¢ Shoe Polish (any color) 25c¢
Men’s 50c Black Sox, 2 pair - - 25¢
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AN INSIDE BATH l
- MAKES YOU LOOK
AND FEEL FRESH
'Says a glass of hot water with
i phosphate before breakfast
| keeps illness away.
e
l Physicians the world over recom
mend the inside bath, declaring this
is of vastly more importance than out-1
side cleanliness, because the skin
'po:'cs do not ‘absorb impurities imol
the blood, causing ill health, while“
the pores in the ten yards of howels
R |
Men and women are.urged to dripl(
each morning, before breakfasty” a
glass of hot water with a teaspoonful
of ‘limestong phosphate in“it, as a
harmless mgflans of hcipjn'{; to wash
i from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
Ibowels the previous,/day's indigestible
;material, isons,”sour bile and tox
(ins; thus dleanSing, sweetening and
purifying the alimentary caral before
eating more food.
Those who wake up with bad
i breath, coated tongue, nasty taste or
have a dull, aching head, sallow com
plexion, acid stomach. others who
have bilious "attacks wr constipation,
should obtain a guarter pound of
llimcstoue phosphate at the drug
[ store. This will cost very little but
| is sufficient to show the value of in
? side bathing.—Adv
LOYAL DAUGHTERS
ENTERTAINED
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. E.
H. Chapel delightfully entertained
the Loyal Daughters and a few
friends at her” pretty home on North
Grant street. :
Quantities of jonquils and narcissi
added to the attractiveness of the
home.
A pleasant afternoon was spent
sewing and chatting after which the
hostess assisted by her daughters
Misses Lorene and Nelle served a
dainty salad course and iced tea.
About nine guests were present.
Saturday February 12 is Georgia
Day and little Georgia Flags will be
sold by a number of attractive little
girls for the benefit of the Helen
Plane Educational Fund of the
United Daughters of the Confeder
acy.
Needed.
To stop street cars at railroad cross.
fngs or drawbridges, should a motor
man ignore a signal, en inventor has
designed a spring bumper to be raised
level with their front sills. :
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WANTED
RED CEDAR LOGS WANTED
Wanted to biy at once RED :
CEDAR LO 4 x 4 and up
squared red Weart 4 feet lengths.—
Will inspect fand pay for at-ship
ping point if car 1 ots. Wire
at once
“CEDAR”
P. O. Box 181,
/ .Jacksonville. Florida. lt‘
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WANTED—Salesmen for line of
‘guaranteed tires. Guaranteed salary
$lOO per W«vith extra commis
iSiO"S' COWAN TIRE & RUBBER
iCO.. Chicago, Illinois, Box 784. dl4
’WANTED—-—O:Lt{on, green cotten
‘sced and few hhes of Bees. J. H.
Bowers, Route 5. o dlig
WANTED—3 Ung_\;\r;shed Rooms.
Apply Leader Offile. 1 dl4
WANTED—WiII pay r issues of
Leader-Enterprisg, bt May 1,
1920. Advise by“Tetter dates availa
ble. Address Leader-Enterprise. tf
WANTED—IOOO , Heps, 75¢ each,
20c 1Ib.; Fryers 40-ZOC each, 25c Ib.;
Geese 85c¢ each. For Cash. CASPER
Hide & Skin Company. tf
WANTEb—Cheap auto iles all
make, regardless of cpndifion. CAS
PER HIDE & SKI® CO.- tf
FOR SALE
RSO S A T RTR N R
FOR SALE--FROST PROOF CAB
BAGE PLANTS. Frostproof Cab
bage plants, varietics akefield and
Succession, $2.00 pér 1000, postpaid.
We also hafe the finest lot of ever
green hedge plahts for. yard planting.
California (Ppivets, $4.00 per hundred
postpaid. ‘e have a fine lot of
Peach, Apple, Pear, Plum and Pecan
trees, grafted and budded 10c to $l.
each. General line of Nursery Stock.
Also some Half and Half Cotton
seed. Send for our Fruit Book and
| catalog. FRUITVALE NURSER
III‘IS, Albany, Ala. i
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE—WiII
sell one of the hest paying busi
nesses in Fitzgerald or will exchange
it for Farm Lands. ddress P. O.
Box 494, Fitzgekald! Ga, tf
e S S R R S
FOR SALE—Rhode Islarid Red
Chickeng and eggs.&?(r Willcox,
405 South Grant Strbef, tf
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FOR SALE—Saw mill machinery; |
shafting and pulleys; clny(te brick
’mill parts. Casper Hi & Skin
r Company. tf
FOR SALE—About 20 he;i good
farm mules, cheap. Casf or Terms.
J. C. BUSH. : tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT-410 room
hcuase in first class slr:?é' cand ten
acres, just outside of éify. For par
ticulars see A. G. BROWN, 406 W.
Orange St. 4 tf
FOR SALE—Rhodei Istand Red
Chickeng and eggs. am Willcox,
405 South Grant Streer, tf
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FOR RENT
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ROOM & BOARD- At yeansconable
rate. Mrs. J. S. Harris, WMag
nolia Street. tf
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FURNISHED ROOM For Rent,
Downstair room, with use of kitchen,
private entrance. See or phone Mrs.
S. F. Stewart, 415 West Pine St. 'tf'
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 402Ew Pine,
Phone 556.
LOST!
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LOST—Extra large setter dog, liver
spots over both eyes and on back; al-
SO spots on ears; answe‘is/to name of
Jack. Liberal reward for return to
C. S. Isler South Main Street. tf
The party who carried off gy white
and brown- bob tail Settcr'lEpg”' will
pléase return hini at once. H. Waters.
tf
Unique Portrait.
A portrait of Charles 1 in an art gal
lery at Oxford. England, Is composed
entirely of small letters. The head
and rulf contain the Lord’s prayer,
the apostles’ creed and the book of
psalms.
| Coral Islands.
e coral Island has a shape of its
'own. and pleasant-sounding names are
used to describe it. The island itself
|ls called an atoll (pronounced at-01l
leth an equal stress on each syllable).
An atoll {s a ring-shaped island, with
lueually one or more breaks in the
|Hng. called boat channels, and the
water surrounded by the ring is called
}the lagoon.
F. E. WYMAN’S
‘ AN important part in every househo’lil/ and that
which forms an important part in the daily life
of the people of the city and vicinity is the price
| which they pay for first class groceries.
Look at Qur Specials. for Saturday
'Sugar, per pound :\: Bl2c
ilrish Potatoes, 10 Ibs. : 32c
[Eancy' head Rice, lb. : : Tc
‘Tomatoes, No. 2 can : : 9c
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Early June Peas, can : 18¢
212, can Desert Peach 44¢
Libby’s Pineapple : : ( 3%
Stokeley Bros. Saur Kraut : 14¢
Arbuckle Coffee : 20c - 25¢
St. Regis Coffee : : : 48c
Bulk Grits, per pound : 4c
National Biseuit Co's > 9¢-18¢
Cheese, per pound : : . 33¢
F. E. Wyman Cash & Carry Store
115 W, Central. - - - - Tisdel’s Old Location
10 pair Ladies’ Good Hose - - $l.OO
Girl’s Dresses;AgesB to 14, 2 for - $1
6-yards Dress Gingham for - $l.OO
4 cards Pear] Buttons - - - -28 e.
2 Silk Handkerchiefs for - - - 25e¢
Long Thumbs, Strong Wills.
If the top joint of your thumb is
long, it shows that you have good will
power. Well-developed, reasoning
faculties are possessed by those people
who have thignbs, the second joints
of which are long. Thumbs that work
easily are owned by careless, happy-
Igo-lucky. spendthrift individuals. A
?ff, firm-joined thumb, however,
hows that (he person is keen, tactful,
self-possessed. . nnd eantious—the sort
of man who won'< «ot an in the world,
Bermuda Islands Very English.
Although a Spaniard’s name |, dis
tinguishes the group of islands. Erg
land speaks from most of the units
composing the Bermudas; the Main
Island. ‘St. George. Paget, Smith, St.
David, Cooper, Nonsuch, Watford, Ire
land and Somerset being typical. The
population shows steady growth. Its
people wear with pride the distinction
of being the oldest self-governing
colony In the empire
Wealth and Happiness.
“A man who says wealtlF doesn’t
bring happiness,” said Jud Tunkins,
“never saw a sma!! boy who found a
guarter in the street just as he was
passing a candy store.”—Washington
Evening Star.
Octagon Soap, 3 bars : 25¢
Clean Easy Soap, bar : 5¢
Small Pet Créam, 8c or 2 for 15¢
Tall PEf‘ Cream, can : : 15¢
Seed Irish Potatoes, Peck : : 65¢
Pi k Salmon, can : : ld¢
ASugar Cured Ham, Ib. : 30¢
White Meat, pound : : 18¢
LARD, 1 Ib. Compound 15¢
No. 4 Bucket Vegetole 69¢
No.lo Bucket Vegetole $1.34
Meal per peck : : : : : 3¢
Self Rising Flour : $1.55
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Hey, Legionnaires! ' Buddies
at Hamilton, 0., are using old hu
man nature in making the post
headquarters a popular spot. The
.yournk lady above—Miss Evelsyr
Merrili, after a “hitch” in the
Army Nurse Corps during thé
war, is now assistant to Adjutant
Frank Durwin at Hamilton—and
she's ,the young lady whe? can
make'Qhe legionnaires come across
with their dues.