Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, April 13, 1912, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextB iTGIS G watee WBII WVeDo W W MRS SRS TR e TSR R T R e < ¢ A R FITZGERALD MERCANTILE COMPANY ~ Makes a little lively Contest. Take Advantage of s.amé-,»al}q??z:gball and see i 1 their New line of Refrigerators, Furniture and Summer Goods. $5.00 in Gold to the First One naming the winning County Candidates | FEach Lady or Man guessing must visit our Store 'énd enter their . “gyess” upon a Blank furnished by us '.be~forgi‘_":Wednesday. ' FITZGERALD MERCANTILE COMPANY ~ 215 and 217 S. Grant Street - FITZGERALD, GA. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH. . . April, 14. | Bible School 9:30 4. m. . | Communion and Sermon ;10:45 | Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m,, People's Popular Service7:3o | ‘Half Hour's Musical Service. Sut ject of Sermon “In a Fix.” " Hesarty welcome to all. .. Lewis C. Hammond, Pastor. " FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The members of the First Baptist Church and congregation are urgent ly requested to attend services Sun day morning and bring their friends. Visitors and strangers are cordially {nvited ‘also. Importam!conside‘r'a-‘ tions in regard to the new building: will be presented 'at this meeting Other services will be held as usual ‘B PP. U. Sunday .evening 645, Preaching 7:30 p. m., Prayer! meet ing Wednesday night 7:3o,'CSunday School Sunday morning at 9:30. Last Sunday 215 were_present. Tios. M. CaLLoway, Pastor.” . ! CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH . Preaching by the pastor at 11 2. o and 7:45 p. m. Subjects: morr.- ing Service, “Things As They. Are, evening service, “The Chief Corner Stone.” : Sunday School at 9:45 a. m, C. A. Wheeler, Sup't. 3. Epworth League, 7 p. m. Hermon Martin, President,” = Prayer and Praise Service’ Wed pesday 7:15 p. m. . All' are cordially invited to these services and strangers are especiallyJwelcome. RN ~ Guvron Fisuer, Pastor. : FIRST M. E CHURCH Servioes tomorrow willibelas fol lows: ; : = Sabbath_School, Child ren’s Class and Epworth League at the usual BB e Soo - Moraing Preaching at 10:45. 1 -»\L'S;ermén-‘{()n Holy Ground.” 1 * " Night Preaching at 745 Sermon Prayer Service o 0" Wednesday night-at 7:30._f Topic—" Thy King " doin Come.” Missions—Home and Fofeggn_ ‘ X et . There will be good music at:all services, special music at preaching _ gervices, orch sstra JSunday J{ night. The general public. especially strangers, will find a cordial wel «come at every service. S E. J. Hammonp, Pastor, PRESBYTERIANZCHURCH. _ The supject of the sermon at the morning service be "Predestination” * Besure.to attend, andjsee ifjwe can _give you any light on this much - peflexed question. At night the -~ gabject will be, “Two Pictures in . sthe Life of Christ. <, | g 7 :S. G. Hurron, Pastor. § "= L vt . Qall at the Lnterprse office for “blanks for ‘taking .t he census of ‘yoiir block, we give a map of tie . ety w\th the blanks so that the " enumerator may properly desigrzte ﬁ.m block and street. LIKE FINDING MONEY J. Hawkins Goodman Offers Popu lar Medicine at Hall-Price J. Hawkins Goodman, the popu lar druggist is making an offer that is just like finding money for he is selling a regular 50 cent bottle of Dr. Howard's celebrated specific for the cure of constipation and dyspep sia at half price, In addition to this large discount he agrees to re turn the money-to any purchaser ‘whom the specific does not cure. .It is qdiite unusal to be able to buy fifty cent pieces for a quarter but that; is what this offer realy means, t:bi' itis only recently through the solicitation of Druggist J. Haw kins Goodman that this medicine could be bought forless than fifty cents.. He urged the. proprietors to allow him co sell it at this reduc led price for alittle while, agreeing to sell a certain amount.. The re sult has justified his good -judge ment for the sale has been some thing remarkable. Anyone who suffers with headache, dyspepsia, dizziness, sour stomach, specks before the eyes or any other liver trouble should take advantage of this opportunity, for Dr. Howard’s specific will cure all these troubles. ‘But if by any ¢hance it -should not J. Hawkins Goodman will teturn \your money. : 0 2 :';,‘,_ A 5 DO N -AR v ® v ¥ ‘(”9 U | DO w 0 b “W{' R ’ H'w{l il Ny, g, (N T T T - saien” : ) ‘ A Successful Rival )is something that we have never yet found in the manufacture of ‘carbonic water or soft drinks, Our ginger ales, sodas, sarsaparilla, and pepsi-cola are acknowledged by every one to be without a rival any where. Their delightful and exquis ite flavor appeals to the refined taste and makes a delicious drink that has made them popularjwith everydne in Fitzgerald. ; ‘ PEPSI COLA BOTTLING 8. PHONE 323 \ 408 East Central Avenue. - _Blanks Warranty Deeds Mortgage Deeds Quit-Claim Deeds Sheriff Deeds Bouds for Tite - Option Contracts Farm Leases : _ Protest Notices - Mortgage Notes - Retain Title Notes : Waver Notes Promissory Notes . Rent Notes FOR SALE-—Choice Chrysanthe mum plants at 10c. per dozen, mix ed. Apply at 201 North Merrimac Drive or phone 165. STOVE WOOD—l6in best quality, quick delivery, phone 402, Bernie A. Fohl Roanoke Drive, over 13 years at the same old stand; a square deal or I don’t want your § FOR SALE. —Choice Canarie Birds, young Singers $3.00 each Females $l.OO each; pair $3.50. 50-3 t 515 W. Central Avenue. FOR SALE—Mare, 12 years old, $50.00 cash if sold at once. Rea son for selling lam leaving the g(;u;my, _Apply Telephone Office. 23t Tax Receivers’ : Notice, First Round. [ will be at the Court House on ‘Saturdays. April .13th, 20th~ and 27th, and at Ashton, Monday morn ing, April 29th at Dickson’s Mill Monday evening, April 29th at ‘Bowen's Mill Tuesday morning, April 30th and Vaughn's Tuesday evening, April 30th and at William son’s Mill Wednesday morning, May Ist., for the purpose of receiving State and County taxes for the year 1912. This April 9th, 1912. J. B. F. DIXON, 464 t Tax Receiver. Special Meeting of Retail Merchants’ Ass'n Thursday night, April 19th., will be a special meeting of the ”Retail‘ Credit Association and in view of! the fact that some very important matters are to be considered, it‘ is urgent that every member be present. L. O. Tisdel, Pres. R. A. Majors, Sec. e/ » ‘gad F 1 AbNoR A /) A(| IGHS n \‘&'!‘.& AW - 3 L Large or Small Bundles -Of shirts, collars or cuffs, hand kerchiefs, socks, underwear and the like reccive equal attention from us Don't imagine that we neglect or slight small packages of things ycu want laundered—we do our best on one collar or a dozer. | PHONE 38 FRED & OTTO HARNISH, | Boot and Shoe Makers ! 212 E. Pine Street * Fine and Substantial Repairing ' Promptly Done. T ————— DR. D. F. THOMPSON; 3 Fitzgecald, Georgia . - 8-STORY BUILDING, 2ND FLOOR Chronic Diseases, Tumors, External Cancers and Goitre successfully treated without the knife. e ——————————— Try The ~ Best Place In Town, "P. B. & R. B. OWEN, Props. 119 East Pine Street : DR. J. E. GOETHE Office Fourth Floor Garbutt-Donavan Bldg. Office Hours: ot 10t012A. M. 3teSP.M. . - and by appeintment. ] All calls attended promptly, : only during office hours. Diseases of Wemen and Children Registers Meat Market Prompt and Reliable Service Fresh Meat at o Reasonable Prices 319 E. Pine St. - - Phone 448 $lOO,OOO to Loan ON BEN HILL }TARMS And on Fitzgerald City Property Loans Negotiated Promptly Terms the Best; Interest the Lowest. f Come and See Me. W. M. BRYAN “Garbutt-Donovan Building Room No. 311, Fitzgerald, Ga. . .. Representing A ELLIS & ELLIS, Tifton, Georgia Dr. J. W. Ellor " Dr.F. E: Kéefer | DRS. ELIJO]'P,;& KEEFER, OSTEOPATHS. Office Hours, 8:12 a.m. 2:oB]p.m. PHONE 327 R Offices—2ll-212_8-Story ! Bldg. .. Fitzgerald, Ga. l Keefer’sßarber Shops 'UNION BARBERS : BATHS L FITZGERALD :: : MANCHESTER F. M. GRAHAM & €O. Lumber, Laths, Shingles MANUFACTURERS OF £y Window Frames, Door Screnes, All Kinds of Mouldings Special Orders for Dressed: Lumker " Filled on Short Notice. - Planing Mill and Novelty Works. Telephone No. 14. Fitzgersld, Ge. ‘This 1s the store where you can get the genuine A. B. Kirschbaum & Co. Cherry. Tree Brand Clothes. " Clothes thatarein this store because of the reputation that they have made in the big fashion cen ters of America. 1 And because they afford our patrons— not only the finest expression of style, but a dollar-for dollarvalue in mate rial and workman ship that pays big interest on the money a man - in vests in them.” - Kirschbaum clothes are guaranteed ALL WOOL. There’s never any question about the fabric. They are refin ished by the special Kirschbaum process. They are hand-tailor ed. The shape is built in, with needle and thread, to stay. These garments follow natural form lines. And being correctly proportioned, and permanentlyshaped, they show up your fig ure to the very best ad vantage. . Yet we are selling these unsurpassable suits at popular prices— no more than you'd be asked to pay for ordinary J. H. Churchwell “Sells It For Less” Fitzgerald, -t Georgia DR. |'o no POWEIJL Specialist _— Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat _———————— 315 Centui'y Building ATLANTA, GEORGIA 211 SOUTH GRANT STREET. Clothes called for and delivered. Miweoy mametuioem h % AN y %y | (ﬁ X & » o St , | ...\‘! 1 : Sy | Copyrighted 1912 A. B, KIRSCH3AUM & CO, The Kirschbsum Wall Street clothes anywhere: $l5, $lB, $2O and $25. Fully guaranteed, too —your money back, if any fault shows in fabric or tailoring. That’s the meaning of the Kirschbaum label. - Let us show you the oreatest serge value in “clothesdom—the Kirschbaum “True Blue” $lB Special. 9-Room House for Rent - ALL CONVENIENCES "Near School Park and Bathing ~ Pavilion. Fitzgerald Tailoring Co, g The largest tree in the world lies ‘broken and petrified at the end of }deme.in Northwestern Nevada. It is said to be 666 feet long. 5