Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, October 24, 1921, Monday Edition, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextOffice Phone 511 Res, Phone 545 J. T. BRICE, D. C. Chiropractor Rooms 201-202 Farmer-Garbutt Bldg. Office Hours 9:30 to 12; 1:30 to § Other Hours By Appointment Fitzgerald :-: Georgia We Make Old Furniture New Picture Framing Our Specialty Phone 49 Drs. Holtzendorf and Turner DENTISTS Upstairs, Next Door to the National Drug Company PHONE 57 Mr. Geo. W. Brown has just returned from an ex tensive ADVERTISING TRIR, up thru North Geor gia and the Carolinas, and algeady inquiries are coming in for our South Georgia Farms. NOW IS THE TIME TO LIST YOQUR FARM FOR A QUICK SALE! List it today. i Willcox-Brown Company / ' «(S‘EE R ' . . /’/%/1’ ‘;I '%’ \c- ;. a \ . 5 " g " ‘{, ’5 . L - , % T i //ﬁf%’éf{?ﬂﬁﬂffﬂfﬁ lierintis Gafo7 7T = TN = % i Every Stone’s Cake is a deli cious token“of the F. 0. Stone Baking Compayy’s Pledge of Purity. There a%¢ many va rieties. . A Food Favorite Since 1909 W. Dykes & Co. Now Is The Time! AN occasional Dry Ckan ing will enable you to Wse that Coat Suit another sea son. Now is the time to con serve and money saved is money made. Try our Dry Cleaning depart ment, you will find our ser vice very satisfactory. ~ White Swan Laundry Launderers and Dry Cleaners Phone 35 W. Pine St. RS a 3 L | ° = ) S ; HONE | _,—:@ i ' B 7, 3 N \ % o Q) | [ &K 6 ' HOME L SOOL BEw™ V ’ ___ "R wwve COMEQIA ol - - . N n *ﬁ F. Parks Sy : e i " % ' .'; :>. :; ‘0 2 Y— e e Plow Under Cotton Stalks Before Frost The number of weevils living thru the winter will be greatly lessened by this method, says the Extension Di vision of the Georgia State College of Agriculture, If th ecotton stalks are destroyed sometime hefore the frost most of the weevils will starve before time of hi bernating, while many of those that do hibernate will be so weakened that they will not survive the winter, In a test made by the United States Department of Agriculture in Florida where over 13,000 weevis were obser ved the following results were notcd:i Hibernated October 1 only 0.3 per cent survived winter, | Hibernated October 16 only 4.6 per cent survived winter. Hibernated Nov, 1, only 93 per cent survived winter. Hibernated Nov. 15, only 14.5 per cent survived winter. Destroying the stalks by October 15, means the destruction of millions of weevils and a comparatively small number left to emerge in the spring, The best method of destroying the stalks is to turn the munder, This can be done with a two horse plow by at taching one end of a heavy chain to the end of the double tree and the oth er to the beam of the plow just above the point. This forms a loop that drags all stalks down in the fur row so that they can be completely covered, Tractor drawn disk plows are very ecffective in getting stalks properly buried, especially when the ground is hard and dry. Do Not Burn Stalks The question of burinnig stalks has been brought up from time to time when it is remembered that vegetable matter and nitrogen are two things lacking in most Georgia soils, the follly of burining money is at once apparent. The stalks necessary to Be Pretty! Turn Gray Hair Dark Try Grandmother’s Old Favorite Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly com pounded, brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Years ago the only way get this mixture was to make it at Nome, which is mussy and troublesome)\ Nowadays, by ask ing at any drug\store for “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphufy Compound,” you will get a large bogtle of this famous old recipe, improvey by the addition of other ingredients\as a small cost. Don’t stay gray! Yry it! No one can possibly tell that\ you darkened your hair, as it does so naturally and cvenly. You damfen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time, by mornintg the gray hair disappears, and after another ap plication *or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, and attrac tive.—(adv.) GLASSIFIED ADS WANTED et o BB L WANTED-—Congenial people can se cure delightful rooms and also meals for thirty dollars per month Inquire at Leader Enterprise, tf, e s WANTED—To rent a small cottage, well located, with city conveniences, apply Western Union, tf FOR SALE FOR SALE—New 7-room Bungalow all modern conveniences, garage and out house, Corner Grant and Palm Apply 501 South Grant street, tf, FOR SALE—Baby Grand Chevrolet Automobile in good condition at a bargain, See M, Gottlieb, 210 East Pine St, tf, FOR SALE OR RENT—IO room house and 10 acres on Washington Ave,, Just west of the Davis Variety Works. A, G, Brown, 406 W, Orange street. Phone 118, EOR RENT FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms, private bath, Telephone 403-1; 216 E I.umqn St 0ct.28 FOR RENT-—Furnished and unfurn ished rooms, Mrs. E, H. Danjels, 215 East Central Avenue, Eh ; LOST LOST--Wednesday night, Oct, 19th one horse mule color dark brown— ]hrul\c loose back of Stephens Furni ture Store on Pine and Sherman Sts,, i Liberal reward will be paid, notify the | Perry Sales Stables or W. R, Liles, ; It pd, L—Z;:i—::;—Mll\lz- reward will be pai-d for the return of my bunch of keys lost near my shop on East Pine St, About 12 keys on a ring and Chero- Cola opener, E, T, Martin, Black smith, LOST—Doctors Emergency Grip, a reward will be paid for the return of my emergency grip containing medi cines and instruments, Dr. Frank Ward TAX BOOKS NOW OPEN The State ai}d County Taxes are now due and can be paid at my office at the Court Hqguse, * FRED§ M. GRAHAM, ¢ : Tax Collector, THE LEADER-ENTERPR'SE AND PRESS MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1921 produce a yield of 300 pounds of lint cotton per acre before the boll weevil came weighed 1736 pounds and con tained 22,7 pounds of nitrogen, worth at present prices about four dollars and fift ycents, To destroy all this organic matter and nitrogen is a se vere drain on the land ,and in addi tion the weevil is not as effectively destroyed since many will escape from the fields during the pulling up pro cess, REGISTRATION NOTICE Noice is hereby given that the Reg istration books are now open and will remain open at the City Hall until the Bth day of November, 1921 Voters must register in order to qualify for the regular city- election to be held December 20, 1921, This he 3rd day of October, 1921, David L, Paulk, City Clerk, Ded Nov 8 SUNLIGHT AND SHADE IN PHOTOGRAPHY I (B_\ l'fn;'('t‘ \.\ F()\\'lt‘r) Most people know how to make a good photograph when they are out of doors, and the sun is shining bright ly states Roger W, Fowler, who is photographing Peggy Hyland’s new travelogue film, directed by Fred L. Granville, “With a little reasoning, vou should be able to fathom that good picture in the shade simply re auire a little longer exposure, But if you have ever tried to make a good picture of near shade and sunlight combined, T think you will tell me that you: results are always so contrast ing that you can neither find detail in the shadows or in the sunlight por tions, The truth is that the sunlight portions are very much over-exposed ‘and the shadow portions are very ‘much under exposea, ~ “Before you tell me that it is im possible for you to make any other kind of a picture than 3 contrasted one if photographing from under the shadow of a tree out into the bright sunlight, T am going to contradict you, In truth the larger the opening of the diaphram behind the lens is, the less contrast you will have in the photo graph. Therefore, you should openi wide your lens, and speed up the shut ter action to reduce the light propor tionately, You will probably be sur prised to find that it is just as easy to photograph near skadcws against sunlight as it is to simply photograph sunlight objects themselves, I found this especially true while photograph- | THE UNDERSELLERS =_——_———-—-——E Lest Ye forget every day is Sale Day at the Undersellers. Our buyers are always in the markets so help us keep them busy. New goods are arriving daily at just such prices within reach of all. Compare our prices and you will be tully convinced. Come around let us get ac quainted. We list below a few of the many bargains to be had at our new store No. 3. Tuesday, Oct. 25, only éVe will %311 a 1:1)6 qt. new Process ranite Dish Pan, - worth $3.90 for - - 73 C Wednsday Oct. 26, only We will sell a great big $1.50 Five String Broom 3 foronly - - - - - IF YOU WANT IT FOR LESS SEE ’ ——_-_—_—_——'-—:--__——_—'—_-_?_—_—_“_"——_—-————* The Undersellers City Drug Store’s Old Stand - . - 107 S. Main Street $15.00 Value Ladies’ FURS at 0n1y— 55.95 E arrived—New Novelty Lace front SWEATERS for Ladies; all colors & sizes; $5 values; Underseller’s price— sl.79 [et B o [ ] Z 1 | 2 EEOa |- - 58 ‘ “ I‘l.‘ ki Y, T - 5 y s 5 5 ‘_u LI ARSB | V| gahl S , ‘ L 7 A -~":N : N . J 7 Re No 2 =2 o N eW A i ol o ““ \‘\ : e s ing Peggy Hyland in scenes amid the ruins of the seven lost cities of Cibola and other listoric los ations on our trans-U. S, A, motor trips, “Plan your exposure to amply pho $lO.OO Set of ; 8 Aluminum Only $1.9 -——_—_——_—h The Fitzgerald Supply Co. 305 E. Pine Street Is offering to its customers an assortment of six different sets of the best and most useful Aluminum Kitchen Utensils as trade premium. The sets are on exhibition at our store and we invite you to come and examine this won derful offer we are making you. For each Ten Dollars in trade, at one time or as often as your needs may suggest, you can secure one of these six combinations and at a small cost of $1.98 complete your kitchen outfit and have these beautiful durable utensils in your kitchen. To see them is to appreciate them. Come and examine them. Our prices on Groceries are equal to any in the city and in addition we give this excellent op portunity to furnish your kitchen with the best Aluminum warg, guaranteed for twenty years. Fitzgerald Supply C Phone 518 . - - - 305 E. Pine St. $1.50 valde Men’s heavy ribbdd Un derwear, all Sizes 69 cents tograph the detail of the shadows, If you can not open the lens diaphram because your camera is an inexpen sive one, ¢ 15 possible t¢ accomplish the same effect by placing a piece of Thursday, Oct. 27, only We will sell Gillette Safety Razors & blades, packed in metal 79 cases, worth $5, at per set C Ladies’ Coats Pls2§.%) valuell Ladies Genuine usn Coats, a sizes, to go at - - $1390 clouded glass close to the lens and doubling your length of exposure, Be careful, however, that the glass is met too dirty, for then you will kill your image, $1.25 value Men’s Heavy ribbéd UNDERWEAR, all sizes at —_— $2.00 Value Mens Dress SHIRTS all sizes at— -93 cents