The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, March 11, 1921, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextS i | .Qﬂl 2 " PHONE 328 WANTED ‘ * WANTED—Ten live wire young men and girls for a live proposi-| tion that will mean a bunch of money for a fast worker and good talker. No one who is not will ing to work hard need apply.'See Circulation Manager, The Fitz gerald Leader. !"f LADY OR GENTLEMAN AGENT Wanted in the city of Fitzgerald to sell the genuine J. R. Watkins Medi cines, Spices, Extracts, Toilet Prep arations, etc. All or spare time. A wonderful opportunity to get into bus iness for yourself. Write today for free particulars and sample. J. R. WATKINS CO., 62 Memphis, Tenn. 2 " WdM3op - WANTED-—Salesmen for line of guaranteed tires. Guaranteed salary with $lOO per week, extra commis sions, t COWAN TIRE AND RUBBER CO. - Chicago, Ik, Box 784. WANTED-Six alert boys four teen to sixteen not afraid of hard work ; to be placed on waiting list fof carriers when new routes are established next week. Circula ~ gion Manager, The Fitzgerald “Leader. * WANTED—WiII buy any quantity of Fryers, Hens, Roosters, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Guinaes delivered, Cas per Hide & Skin Co. Phone 306, tf L FOR SALE et et S e e e e e e e et e » FOR SALE—Easter Lily Bulbs; 302 W. Cypress St. d4p e et o o e, e et @ e e e . * FOR SALE—We buy and sell auto _parts for all make cars. Sell us your scrap automobiles and saw mill ma chinery. CASPER Hide & Skin Co., Phone 306, tf FOR SALE—CoIe planter and distri butor combined at a bargain, for cash. Sge J. E.'Wilson, RF.D. s§, Fitzgerald, +dldp FOR SALE—Plants, prize winﬁing Red Crysanthemums, 50 cents doz; Carnations, Marguerite, mixed colors, 50 cents to $l.OO dozen, Daises 10c dozen. Mrs. H. Pollard, 714 W. Oconee St. Phone 115, dilp eet e s e s . < ————- S FOR SALE—Settings of Minorca eggs, guaranteed fertile, $2.00 per set ting. Also registered cockerels, Phone 547 or call at 512 W, Ohoopee, d2sp CORD WOOD-—For 4ft. Cord wood and prompt delivery, phone 227. tf. e ————————— FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE—WiII sell one of the best paying busi nesses in Fitzgerald or will exchange it for Farm Lands. Address P. O. B?x 494, Fitzgerald, Ga. tf m————————*—_——_—_ - FOR_SALE—Rhode Island Red Chickens and eggs. Sam Willcox, 405 Scuth Grant Street. tf CAR FOR SALE—Secven passenger # 1920 Cole-8. New lined body, good ~as new. Exchange for city or farm propert‘y. Bargain if interested, Mrs, - E, T. James, Phone 112, -1t e e e FOR SALE OR RENT—IO room - house in first class shape and ten acres, just outside of city. For par " ticulars see A. G. BROWN, 406 W. Orange St. tf FOR SALE —One Four Passenger, 1920 Model Apperson back Rabbit Automoble, in good condition. Will exchange for diamond or improved city property. J. C. Bush, tf i FOR RENT ———-——"——-——-——-—-———-—_____ ROOM & BOARD-—At reansonable rate. Mrs. J. S. Harris, 401 E. Mag . nolia: Street. tf 1 : LOST! | LOST—GoId cuff links, initial M. € “P. Return to 315 W.Pine, Phone _+4B4-J. Itp M FOUND - FOR SALE—Ford Touring Car Self Starter, 1920, almost new. HAILE'S - DRUG STORE, di4 . Proper Ambition. It 18 very sad for a man to make ~ himself servant to a thing, his man " Bood all taken out of him by the hy- | © draulic pmpun of excessive business, - I should not like to be mefely a great _ doctor, a great lawyer, a great minis _ ter, a great politician—l should like to " 'Drum With Harmonics. MU elans find the drum an unsad isfactory Instrument for lack of har *’ H 6 description of a drum the parch ‘ment head of wliich 1s loaded with 80 adberent composition containing fidely divided fron. Such composition lies in a central eircle. Around the ge @& sécond ring-shaped membrane 8 secured and the effect of the load {lB to produce good harmonic over "H. A. Mathis IR 4 ",?9%‘&’%:{; L i L A S Ei By ; N 7 ?: B == 6 ‘ N 7 / . = \ A \(: ) 4 THIE /» Ay A = | ./ LT e LJEIVS NAL lh/) 2R & @ Q- ,\/( ; 7 vN/ . \ N/ 24 \’— 6 2 o % Z o All notices of church gatherings of strictly rligious or social nature published in this- section free of charge; notices of gatherings with pecuniary gain as an object, charged at regular advertis ing rate. Church notices should be handed in n ot later than 4 o’clock Thursday afternoon.’ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH CORNER LEE AND JESSAMINE. Bible Scheol 10:00 A. M. W. A. Ad am Superentendant, Preaching 11:15 A, M. Theme “Well Doing.” ! Junior C. E. 11:15 A, M. | Board Meeting 3:30 P. M. ‘ Preaching 8:00 P.-M. Theme, “Dan-i iel.” : Prayer Meeting 8:00 P. M, Wednes-} day led by Loyal Daughters, Subject: “Evangelism, Its Motive The Love of God” . Those of all Faiths, and no Faiths, welcome, " S. A. STRAWN, Minister. 314 Lee St., Phone 630. 1 PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching 11:30 a. m. l Bible Study every Sunday at 10:30 a. m. B. F. Tolle, teacher Adult class, Mrs. W. M. Blackwell teacher Jun ior Class. Miss Lucy Whitley pian ist. : Prayer meeting each Wednesday 8 p. m. You are invited to worship with us Walter M. Blackwell, Pastor. KENNEDY MEMORIAL - BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Gordon & Altamaha Sts. REV. C. A. GINN, Pastor. Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Preaching at 11:00 a. m, B.Y. P.U.at7p m : Preaching immediately after B. V. P Midweek Prayer megting Wednes day 7:30 p. m. Almost Paradise on Earth. In the fortunate Bermudas there are no reptiles to alarm; the indig enous small lizard 18 not even dan gerous In appearance, and the green turtle is transiatable into delicious soup. Of birds and -fish the islands have a splendid store; Bermudians wonld not starve to death even should the importation of meat from this country cease, True Efficiency. Efficiency is a matter of the head a 8 well as the hands. It can never be a purely mechanical virtue, for true efficiency has its origin In careful thought. The man who forms the habit of using his brain {8 never in danger of becoming a mere machine. In South America. A visitor to South America, speak ing of his observations there said: “The home life of the people is so full of ‘music that even the ‘mewsies’ sing thelr wares, and peanuts, and sweets, fresh fruit and cool water are adver tised in' recitative. Such itinerant artisdans as scissors grinders announce thelr advent by means of a piccolo. The tired workmen still solace their evening hours with the guitar and the phonograph Is to be found in the homes of all but the poorest classes.” Ladies and child ren’s Shoes. Oxfords and Pumps each SOC No Less than Pair to Each Customer, Saturday & Monday,March 1 2-14th | Why Pay 75¢ or $l.OO when 50¢ will do? ' Star Brand Thread, 5 Spools f0r..... 10 Spools Coats Sewing thread....... Arrow Collars, 8 for .o . i i vea Men'’s 75¢ and $1 Ties one f0r...... Men’s 15¢ Handkerchiefs, 6- f0r...... Ladies’ New Style Collars, each ..... Limit of 50¢ worth of each item ahove to a customer. 27 in. Dress Ginghams, 5 yards for.". 27 inch Dress Ginghams, 3 yds. for. .. 27 in. Toil du Noid Gingham, 212 yards for i, uiconalia o 32 in, 65c Ginghams, 1 yd. for.{. Sk 27 in 4-Season Chambry, 3vy oo 36 in. Curtain Scrim, S yards for ..... 1 LOT REMNANTS---Ready wrapped, worth 50c = to $1.50 regular, at each - - - - - - . SOC - We thank you for your liberal patronage in the past and we are striving to serve you even better in the future. | The BAZAAR Store Men’s 50¢ Sox 2 pair for only 50 cents 2 pair limit THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE AND PRESS FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1921. PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY l EPISCOPAL CHURCH | Services' every Sunday morning ex cept 2nd Sunday morning and Sun day night except 2nd and 4th. : Sunday school-at 10 a. m. every' Sunday. | R. G. SHANNONHOUSE, Rector. et S PR S . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Main and M:zgnolia, Sunday School 1060 a. . Preaching 11:30 a .m. and 8:00 o'- clock p. n. Sunbeams 3:00 p. m. B. Y. P. U. 7:00 p. m. . Men’s Prayer meeting Monday 8:00 p m, : : Mid-week Prayer meeting Wednesday 8:00 p. m. | A cordial welcome to all to attend these services. J. F. Singleton, Pastor e S S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ~ Corner 8. Grant and Palm Sts, . All the men of the congregation are cordially invited to atten Sunday- School next Sunday. The Men’s Bi ble Class wiil be conducted by Mr. F. M. Swann of Manchester, N, H. There will be a reception at the home of Mr. W. G. Broadhurst Tuesday night in honor of the new members recently received into the church and. the visitors in the congregation. Hours of the Sunday services are as fol lows: Morning Service 11 o’clock. Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. _ ~ Evening Service Bp. m. On Solid Foundation. Certain world-old principles are the basis of every form of representative government, and each succeeding era but proves the soundness of these fundamentals. The clock may strike thirteen, but this is no proof of any thing other than that it is in need of repair.~Exchange. Manganese. Manganese s found in Japan In three forms: Metallic, which is over 860 per cent pure manganese, being used principally In the making of cer taln kinds of Iron and steel and as an amalgam; dioxide, or “black manga nese,” having as high as 90 per cent manganese and largely used in the making of chemlcals, -drugs, paints and electric batteries; and carbonate ore, which until recently has been a waste product in Japan. | > - ‘ Makes a Good Breakfast. A two-pound white perch is a big one, says the American Forestry Maga zine, and, as a rule, they do run more than half that welght to the catch. They are easy to capture, for they largely take the right sort of bait, and few kinds make a better breakfast for the hungry woodsman, Special 50¢ Sale At THE BAZAAR STORE aoc SALE “Where VALUES Speak LOUDER than Words” 107-109 EAST CENTRAL AVENUE FITZGERALD - -- GEORGIA - Visitors and strangers are always welcome. R, M. MANN, Pos.or. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH JAMES H. ELDER, Pastor. Cor. Lee & Magnolia Sts. | Sunday School will convene at 10 a. m,, Mr. Burr Stokoe, Supt. | The pastor will use as his morningl subject at 11:15, “Redemption.” I The Epworth Leaguz w'il hold a meeting at 7:00 p. m., cabject “The Golden Whirlpool.” The pastor will preach an evange listic sermon at 8:00, You are cordially invited. Come and worship with us. CENTRAL METHODIST . EPISCOPAL CHURCH ISAAC P. TYSON, Pastor Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Preaching Sunday 11:30 a. m. and 8:00 p. m, : ~ Address by Mr. J. J. Flanders, Ed itor of the Ocilla Star. : This followed by the Sacrement of the Lord’s Supper. Preaching at the evening hour by Rev. A. W. Reese, P. E. | League service 7:15 p. m. ~ Woman’s Missionary Society Mon day 4:00 p. m. Midweek Prayer Service Wednes day 8:00 p. m. Board of Stewards Thursday at 8:00 p. m. Public cordially invited to all ser vices. Proud of Armorial Bearings. i The early Dutch settlers of New York, who founded important families, were frequently aristocratic Holland ers who brought their coats-of-arms l‘wlth them, as an integral part of thelr ‘household goods. Such families as the Van Rensselaers, De Puysters, Beek mans, Schuylers and Stuyvesants had their arms beautifully engraved on the elaborate silver services which wera among their proudest possessions, Man’s Mistake, Eiali * When a man says that he knows a sertain thing, but cannot prove it, he mistakes his belief for knowledge.—~ Albany Journal. A Texas Home Rule. Our position simply is that a mar rled man should finish" washing the ‘dishes before he takes his smoke.— Dallas News. 3 Paper a Weed Killer. In Hawail it has been found rhn: ‘weeds .can be kept down in sugm plantations by covering the fields wiil paper. ‘ Gymnastic Stunt. Director—*“Now I will open the win fow and I want you all to thgow your Chests out.”—From the Junior World, 36 in. Sea Island Sheeting, 5 yds. for. 36 in. Percals, light or dark, : & Nk SRR IO ol 10c Embroidery, 10 yards f0r......... 36 in. Pajama Checks, 4 yds f0r...... 32 in. Kinghs Nainsook, 2 1-2 yds.... 18334 Huck Towels, 5 f0r............ 3 3inch Indian Head, 2 1-2 yds for... | Childre‘n'g Combination Suits, each.. Children’s Muslin Gowns, at each.... : 27 in. Hickory Stripes, 5 yds. f0r..... Ladies’ Knit Combination Suits..... 75c Curtain Draperes yard, .......... Men’s Seal Pack Ufiderwear BOMBAY A CITY OF BEGGARS Government Is Planning Severe Meas ures to Repress Nuisance That Is Becoming Intolerable. 3 Some time ago the government of Bombay appointed a committee to con sider and formulate proposals for the purpose of suggesting practical meas ures whereby the ever-growing nuis ance of professional heggary might be abolished. The committee has now completed its investigation and has issued a report, The report shows that there are in Bombay city alone 5000 professional beggars, and the beggars in other parts bring the total for the presi dency to over 60,000. The general conclusions of the committee are that there must be introduced at the earli est opportunity an act for the preven tion of professional beggary, which will be applicable to the whole of the presidency. Sadhus and fakirs, it is suggested, should be exempt from the operations of the act, which it is propesed should make begging a cognizable offense. Those who have visited India will doubtless recall with feelings of horror the terrible sights they have witnessed of beggars, many of them physical wrecks and suffering from loathsome diseases, seated ahout the roads so liciting alms from passersby.—From the Times of India. Can’t Be Hid. Impatience is the only thing in the world that cannot be concealed..- Tortoise Shell. ~ “Tortoise shell is the carapace or - horny armor that protects the back of the hawkbill turtle, This armor is composed of 13 segments or plates that are not fast at the outer edges. but everlap one another like tiles on a ‘roof. The turtles are captured when they come on shore to lay their eggs. and after being killéd the plates can ~be removed without injury. Formerly, In some places, lve turtles were roasted until the plates loosened and ~counld be taken away, when the turtle ~was put back into the sea to grow a - new shell. It is doubtful whether the l shells grow again, or whether they - would be of much value if they did.— ' Detroit News. l Tom-Tom Not in It. | And now it'is learned that the tom l tom drum is a valuable aid to labor l in Hayti. Laborers move about their - work in unison with the regular beats . of the tom-tom players, who prob ably accelerate their movements in | accordance with the measures of speed desired by the employer. But it is doubtful if tom-tom drums, even when played by the most energetic of pounders, can. stir anything like the activity which is generally displayed wherever the gymnastic exercises of the bass drummer of a real Scottish Highlanders’ band are given free play In a parade on any American street, ; . Quite the Contrary, “I judge from your request for a loan that you have been indulging in another little game of chance” said Mr. Jibway. “No,” ‘replied Mr. Gad | spur, sadly, “I thought it was a game ‘ of chance when it started, but no man who held the kind of poker hands I did in that—er—session last night would be justified in- attributing to it any element of chance.”—Birm fngham Age-Herald. B M Eaaen Men’s Elastic Seam Drawers 80c pair LIMIT— 2 pair to each Customer. ?PE Ladies’ 50 et. Lisle Hose 2 pair for 50¢ 2 pair limit | Alot of Ladies Oxfords § and Pumps, small sizes, g e e . 98¢ pair % Regular values $6. %_— Ilot Ladies High Shoes, = small and miscellaneous = sizes, worth to. $7.50 $1.19 pair i TV Al ﬁﬁ = /'/ I %‘"wf\? N 1 l E E % 'ﬁjﬁ{ Vi - \\ WLK ' § A lot of Georgette and = Crepe de Chine Waists, § worth to $6.50 at sIL7B - Men's Dress Shoes A lot Men’s Dress Shoes, worth to $B.OO at - $2.75 -~ Mens Army Pants . '79c pair Good Grade Dress' 1 Ginghams, yard 190 27 inch Percals 19 { per yard s Iz I-Zc Best Grade Galatea Cleth 1= 1-2¢ yd. ; [ Siteglrata- a: