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$350.00 GRAND PIANO .
~ THE ENTERPRISE BIG PRIZE
AND OTHER PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY
Wednesday, January 15, 1911
ELEGANT BANNER UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO i
THE ENTERPRISE has started out with the determination of surpassing any of its previous efforts,
which means it will do something out of the ordinary. o
This prize is offered to any one, regardless of sex or age, and will be given to the person living in
Ben Hill county receiving the greatest number of votes. 3
HOW TO ENTER THIS CONTEST:
Any subscriber to the Enterprise may nominate a candidate
for this contest by clipping a nomination coupon fromn “The En
terprige or by calling at this office and filling out a nomination
blank which we furnish for that purpose.
HOW TO GET VOTES: :
With every case purchase at any of the stores in our list they
give Piano Cash Coupons equal to the amount purchased. These
Coupons are transferrable. Anyone can use them. If you don't
wan't them for yourself, save them and help your friend.
. ASK FOR THE COUPONS
. Get busy and ask for the Trade Checks or Coupons at the
stores. Every dollar’s worth counts One Hundred votes in de
ciding who shall get the Piano:and other prizes.
HOW THE FRIZES WILL BE AWARDED.
. The Piano will be given to'the person, regardless of sex or
age, receiving the ' greatest number of votes. The consest will
dose Wednesday évening, January 15, 1911, at 8 o'clock.
" The Capital prize offered is an elegant upright piano of the
very best, and contestants should get busy at once aud avail
themselves of every bit of time- that is allowed.
The ENTERPRISE,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I wish to announce to the public
that I have purchased the W. E.
Adams grocery stock and all ac
counts, all bilis due the W. E.
Adams firm and company, will
be payable to W.R. Booker. I
also expect to carry an up-to
date grocery stock at the same
stand. Call and see me.
. 1. 'W. R. BOOKER.
To Owners of Farm Lands:
I can nowloan you on liberal terms such money as you may
. need. ; The demand for money will be great this Fall, and I
.+ Suggest that you see me immediately if a loan is desired.
New Route and Excellent Service
TO NEW YORK
Via A. B.;& A. Railroad and Clyde S. S. Co.
Sfifieutq from. Briunswiek, Tuesdays and Saturdays at 2:00 p. m.
Fare from Fitzgerald,....... ....First Class $22.40
2 et gladsud .. ..Second-Class $19.50
s E N TU g ans . . Steerage ' $14.25
These rates m?tflg meals and berth while at sea. .
If you are going Bast; it'will'pay you to try the NEW LAND AND SEA
ROJTE. Steamers elegantly appointed and service absolutely first-class.
For furthep-information see ticket agent.
W. B, LEAHY, Mo oroy T. J. TAYLOR. Jr.,
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West Point’s Rate Still 2
Cents; Dividend in That
Figures Show Greater Profit
at Lower Rate
The passenger rate on the Atlanta
and West Point railroad wiil remain
at two cents per mile. That is what
the state railrcad commission de
cided Wednesday when it denied
the petition of the employees of the
road and several patrons for an in
crease to two and one-half cents
per mile.
Much interest had been centered
around this case, as the petition for
an increase from two to two and
one-half cents per mile did not come
from the railroad company, but thru
the employees and patrons. The
argument Ised by the employees in
the petition which was submitted to
the commission several months ago,
was that under the present rate of
fare the profits of the road were not
sufficient to justify a raise of salary
to them, while the patrons argued
that the service of the road had
been excellent, but unless the in
creased rate was given it the same
service could not be maintained.
When word was passed along the
route of the road of the petition be
fore the railroad commission the
patrons, who had taken the initiative
in the request, proved not to be in
the majority, for many mails brought
requests from numbers of patrons
asking that the commission deny
the petition.
The next step was taken by the
commission, which ordered certain
officials of the road to appear before
them with records of the company
showing the cost of operating the
road, the proceeds and the profits.
The same data for a period before
rate was lowered to its present price
was given also. This proved that
the road under the two-cent rate
was clearing more than before the
lower rate went into effect. It show
ed a vast increase in travel since
the rate was lowered. :
THOSE SUDDEN PAINS
Are Twinges that Tell You of
Hidden Dangerous Kidney
Troubles.
When the kidneys are sick, sharp,
darting pains strike you in the back,
loins or sides—pains that almost
take your breath away, and often
make you cry out in agony.
It is almost impossible to mistake
these kidney pains, for they seem to
center about about the small of the
back where the kidneys are located.
And still there are many persons
who thiak backache is merely a
muscular trouble—something that
is expected to pass away with a
little rest, aided by a plaster, or by
rubbing with liniment.
There is no plaster nor liniment
that will reach the inside cause—sick
kidneys. Whatis needed is a kidney
medicine—a kidney stimulant, to
start the kidneys working as they
should—a healing, soothing tonic,
to relieve and cure congestion and
inflamation in the kidneys.
Sick kidneys can not get well
alone. They need quick help. You
won't be rid of the trouble until the
kidneys are cured.
There is no other remedy for sick
kidneys quite equal to Doan’s Kidney
Pills. They cure every kidney ill.
FITZGERALD PROOF.
James H. Clark, 303 E. Jessamine
St, Fitzgerald Ga., says: “After
using two boxes of Doans Kidney
Pills, I was restored to better health
than I had known for a long time.
I am pleased to recommend this
remedy to other kidney sufferers.”
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United Stated.- P 2 PR
Remember the name—Doan’s—
and take no other.
Terra cotta stove flues, 30 cents
per joint, at the Enterprise office.
Tops $:.25; bottoms 90 cents.
Some of the bottom lands en
tirely too wet for agricultural pur
poses can be easily made to produce
large crops by under drainage. You
can get the tile at the Enterprise
office.
List of Additional Prizes to be
Given away in Piano Contest
There are almost as many prizes already offered as
there are contestants in the field. '
The Miller Furniture Co. has put up a Selid Leather Morris Chair
valued at $20.00. See it in their large show window.
Russell Bros., Jewelers, offer a Ladies Gold Watch. A
Johnson Hardware Co., will give a steel beam Oliver Chilled Plow
Hussey & Parrott, Hardware and Bicycles, offer a Bicycle for
man or lady, boy or girl.
Empire Mercantile Company will give a Ladies’ Tailored Suit to
order. 2
Watt-Holmes Hardware Co., will give a cook stove.
All of these prizes, and more, will be on display at the vari
ous stores where the contestants and their friends can see them
The several candidates will have choice of the several prizes.
The candidate receiving the largest number of votes will have first 5
choice; the candidate with the next highest vote second choice, etc
Fitzgderald, Georgia. |,
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Adjoining' Union Passenger Station
South Pryor and Alabama Streets
ATLANTA, 3 s GEORGIA
Modern in all Appointments
Elevator, Electric. Lights, Electric Bells,
Rooms Single and en-Suite, with private
th, public Bath and fine Sample Rooms.
erything new and handsomely furnished.
Strictly first class
J. M. MORRIS, PROPRIETOR
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The Safest, the Cheapest and Best.
Per joint 30c; Bottoms 90c; Tops $1.25
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Inquire at the ENTERPRISE OFFICE
Ask for the Piano Contest Coupons.