The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, November 12, 1915, Friday Edition, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texte e t twt wt set wast weut wet s t THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE. And Fitzgerald Presa Published Every Monday, Wednesday and\ F'riday By b The L.eader Publishing Co. ISIDOR GELLDERS ... .. ....Managing Editor. One Dollar and Fliity Cents Per Year tntered at the Post Otlice Fitwserald, as Second Class Mail Matter Under Act of Congress, March 18th, 1897 OFFICIAL ORGAN Sty ffiaeoraldiand Rates for Display Advertising Furnished on Application Local Readers 10c per Line for each insertion. no ad taken for less than 25c. A Great Week For Fitzgerald. Monday the Leaders of the Baptists in the State will arrive in the city for their annual convention which convenes here Tuesday, V'ednesday and Thursday. Big Preachers, Bankers, Merchents, Lawyeas and Farmers and some of the leading politicians in this State will hon or the city with their presence. The city will be open to all our visitors and we want our country friends to come to town and enjoy the many intellectual feasts that are in store for them during the sessions. Some of the best preachers inthe State will deliver sermons during the week. The committees in charge have not furnished us with a specific program but we know that men like Hard man of Commerce, who will be here, will not fail to take advantage of the opportunity to tell us how to iive here below so that the future may be met with courage and confidence. Clliff Walker our Atty. Gen. is another of the prominent men who may be counted on to speak if opportunity offers itself and Clark of Moultrie, that ‘builder of the capital of Colquit, known for his enthusi asm and rugged integrity all over Georgia is certain to bring a message worth hearing. Fitzgerald gladly wel comes you and the convention, and we feel sure that the three days spent in the city will be of vast good to the community and leave it better, notwithstanding their brief stay. : As John Herring Sees It TIFTON GAZETTE The Fitzgerald Press is no more. Regretfully we chronicle the fact for we w'!ll miss our sprightly visitor. It has been sold to the Leader- Eaterprise. and will be consolidated with that paper. While we are sorry to see Editor Jones leave, we are impressed with the fact that one good paper is enough for Fitzgerald. - Without a di wision of patronage, that city is large enough to keep a small daily going, ~ but as long as two or three papers endeavor to eke out an existence where there is only support for one, the city will never have such\ a paper as its size and importance warrants. With the field to himself, Editor Gelders may be depended on to Hally cover it. | Pass the Bills And Come Home, The deadlock in the legislature is not appreciated by the tax payers of the State. Itis difflcult for the average man to believe that a hopeless minority can successfuly hold up the passage of bills that a sincere majority desires to pass. If the rules are in the way, why not change the rules and the committee in charge of them. They are creatures of the Legislature and its creator <an certainly undo its work. The people are anxious for definite action, we believe a vast majority will endorse whatever prohibi tion legislation will be passed, but they desire that it pass and pass without unnecessary delay. A great leader seems to be meeded by the unwieldy majority, such as Seab Wright used to bein the earlier days of the prohibition movement. Push the bilis through and come home, public opinion is overwhelmingly in favor of making Prohibition prohibit and the proposed bills will oo it. Lentral Christian Church. ' ‘Corner Lee and Jessamine fi. G. ORAHOOD, PASTOR. Sunday School 9:30 a, m. Communion 10:45 a. m. Preaching 11:00 a. m, and 7:30 P. m. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m United Brethren Church -409 West Oconee street. ‘Rev. Chas A. Gion, Pastor. “Sabbath School at 9:30 a, m. ‘Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and « .45 p. m. dunior Y. P. C. E. at 2:30 p. m, Sunday. Senior Y. P. C. E. 7.30 Prayer meeting Wednesday at “2:30 p. m, Seventh-day Adventist Church Corner Suwanee and Grant Streets Elder J. A. Strickland, Pastor. Sabbath (Saturday) Sabbash school 10:00 a, m, 11:00 a, m, Young People’s meeting, Preaching Sunday night at 7:00, Subject: ‘“The Past Present and Future of the United States ag Ouatlined In Prophecy.” Bible study Wednesday night at 7:00 o’lock. e Car Genuine Texas Seed Oats---Dodd Supply Com pany. 138 tf. THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, NOV. 12, 1915 Presbyterian Church Services next Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday Schoo! 9:45 a. m. Christian Endeavor 6:45 p. m. You are cordially welcome to all services, R. M. Mann, Pastor. St, Matthew’s Epis- ' copal Church, Twenty-4th Sundav after Trinity. Sunday School 10 a, m. Morning Prayer and sermon 11 8. m, Subject “‘The Rest That Chrigt Gives.’| l No service at night. Bishop Reese will visit this church on Sunday morning December sth. The vicar will be pleased to con fer with all children and adults de sirous of confermation. J. W. Bleker. Christia.n Science Society. First Reader Wm. R. Jewell. Services: 11 a. m. Sunday School§lo:4s a. m. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting 7:30 p. m, All are cordially invited to attend these meetings. Church cor. Main and Altamaha Streets, Catholic Church Mass will be held at the home of Mr. Geo. Davis Sunday morn ng at 9:00 o’clock. Rev. H. A. Schonhardt. Mrs. J. C. Boney and daughter, Miss Daisy, left Wednesday p. m. for Mcßae, where they are attend ing the Telfair Co. fair. G. B. Netherton of Macon is in the citv representihg the L. C, Smith Typewriter Co. Mr, Neth erton states that several cars from Macon ; will join the ¢‘Short Route” tour to Jacksonville on their trip Dec. 2and 3rd. Are you interested in Physical Expression as an art? Most towns having schools as large as ours employ a special teacher for this department. There must be some thing in it, worth while. Come out Friday night and see if we can zet a little inspiration. What our children see and hear is as much a part of their educa tion as what we teach them. Let us then provide opportunity. Mrs. McCrory conducted a very: successful Kindergarten here two years ago and gave a most beauti ful entertainment at the close. Many who enjoyed that will wish to see her again as an entertainer. Strawberry Plants for Sale Improved Lady Thompson’s Thrifty plants. $2.50 per thousand. . Geo Drexlgr, B F 121-tf. NOTICE The public is hereby warned not to hunt any game on my lands as I will vigorously prosecute all tres passers. 135-2 t NeEwtoN WATKINS. Money on Farm Lands Terms: 5 to 10 years and conditions to suit borrowers In farm lands only CLAYTON JAY" We Are Ready for Business Casper Hide & Skin Co. Is in position to pay HIGHEST MARKET PRICE For Hides, Skins, Tal low, Wax, Wool, Raw Furs, Etc., Etc. J. CASPER, Mgr. Fitzgerald, Ga, DAVIS BROS. COMPANY Seed Oats FULGHUM Raised by E. K. Farmer $l.OO Bushel Genuine Texas Raised Oats 4 I-2 Bushel Bags $2.85 80c Bucket (Good, too) Pure Apple Jelly, 35¢ No. 50 Cans Kneedit Lard, - - - $5.00 No.lo Bucket Kneedit $l.lO No. 10 Diamond C pure loard, - =i« -$lO5O 10 lbs. Green Coftee. $l.OO 14 boxes Washing Powder, - - -_-- 500 SOME FANCY l G ROCERIES o Finest Extracts P BNEION. ik 200! 10c Bottles, 2 f0r.......... 18¢ 28c Bars Bakers' Chocolate. 20c %25(: Boxes Bakers’ C0c0a.... 20c Cocoanuts, 2 10c 80xe5.... . 15¢c 18¢ Cans Van Camp’s Pork 1 ~ and Beans, 2 f0r......... 28¢ )ZSc Bottles Van Camp’s 1 NG ... Try a Bottle of Chili Sauce, l better than Ketchup....... 22¢ ‘Grape Juice, §oc 80tt1e..... 38c Mince oA, Bl . 10c IS¢ Finest Rolled QOats, box. 10c Hemi5,p0und........... ...\ 18¢ Nice Smoked Meat.......... 18c Dainty Flour—Say, it’s fine $l.OO Enterprise Bread Flour, satk 95¢ 20c Case Tripe............. 18¢ White House Coffee, 1-1 b Cans 35¢ 3 Cans for 95¢ Syrup Barrels, Each $1.40 3-Barrel Lots, Each $1.35 C. S. Hulls,-__-_ “ il 75c 100 Ibs. Bran, - $1.60 100 Ibs. Bran& Shorts 1.65 100 lbs. Shorts, - - 1.80 Good White Oats, 5 bushel Sacks, - - $2-75 100 Ibs. Sweet Feed $1.50 Salt, sack,. -~ .= 60c Scratch Feed, 100 pound sack, - - $2.10 Wheat, 100-lb. Sack, $2.35 DAVIS BROS. COMPANY 25 ibs.Sugar ©1.45 Special P’ricel Enterprise and * Pillsbury 3 FLOUR Be Here First of Week | PersSack9sc Prices Going Up-- Buy Now! }Good Self-Rising Flcur, sack, 80c ‘ Per8arre1..............56.00 TGood Plain Flour, per Sack, 80c | Per 8arre1..............55.60 Clematis Flour, Ext a Fine Seli-Rising, per Sack.... $l.OO lDainty,Sack.......... .... 9100 Enterprise, Sack. ........ 95¢ ’Flour Inwood, a Good Self- Rising, 8arre1...... . . .. .98.10 We Know Good Flour- We Sell It. RN R AT —_— WE BUY SHELLED CORN. SEE US NOW! SecedOats Coker’s Pedigree Raised by H. H. James $l.OO Appler Seed QOats, bu. - 620 !ﬁ*;zze;bf;?%iz’f::; 80c No. 20 Buckets Oil Sausage, - - - $2045 20 lbs. net Pure Moultrie Lard, - - $2.35 5 lbs. Arbuckles Coffee . - 90¢ 12 Cans Milk, - - ° 48e¢ Good Head RICE Rice-GoinE Higher! 100 Pounds f0r.......... $4.80 S 0 Pounds f0r.......... 2.50 25 Pounds f0r........ . 1.30 10 Pounds f0r......... 05 PURE CANE SYRUP One Ga110n................ BBec One-Half Ga110n........... 30¢c - Coftiee Arbuck1e5.......;,j..;.... -20 c Five Pounds fop 90c Charmer, a Good One. . o 20¢ $1.50 Buckets.... ... 80c 10 Ibs. Green Coffee..... - $l.OO 7 Ibs. Flne Green Coffee. 1.00 White House, 3 Ibs. for. 96¢ ol LN A TR Seed Rye and - Qats FAL - HOME MADE ¢ Shel < .02 . oB 1-2 Bushel Y- - Boe Beck, o ThHoo .. G 0 I9edalnion, - - - 30 7 Bars Clean Easy Soap 25¢ 6.Bars Octagon Soap 25¢ 2 Cans Tomatoes, - 15¢ Brooms, - - 18cto 50c,: Made in Fitzgerald iR Karo Syrup 1-2 gallon Bucket, 25 & 30c¢ 1 gal. Bucket, 50 to - - 55¢