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HELP WANTED--MALE.
SALE S NJ EN-
n This the one Big Opportunity
OF Your Business Career

n This the one Big Opportunity
OF Your Business Career
n unquestionably is II you are a real sales
man and not merely an order taker."
we are now organizing sales force which
VIZ purpose to make the one shining example
OF what live wire organization should be.
III after three months with us your earnings
do not equal or exceed one thousand dollars
per mDnh you win be requested 10 resign.
Tor we 10 not want one OF our perrnanen
force to be less than twelve thousand
dollar per year man.
Due to the nature Of our business and the
conditions surrounding same, the men who
are now earning from three to five hundred
dollars per month In the ordinary channels
Of ceiling should, with the same effort and
ability. easily earn with az our minimum
Our requirements are a clean cut per-
poraNty OF unquestioned honesty and integ-
rity, We want ulen who have such a record
OF past performance to at least prove
that they have the qualifications Of real
salesman. we do NOT want either a has
been nor never vas" but we are willing
TO back 10 the limit the man who can prove
20 US that he II conner"
Our propositsoA Is one OF dignity In your
work you will be backed by group of some
Of the bigges, men In this country. who are
stalking their capital, effort and reputation
upon the future Of this business.
The writer OF this advertisement is man
VINO has TtstH .IOIiA NllS ihilhN u sAASSiAAh-
ship. He knows full well that Il Is just as
difficult for the salesman of ability to find
the right connection as II Is for the PROPOSE
tion OF merit TO find the representative who
Is worthy
II you can prove up TO US, We viii more
than prove Up" 10 you. In answering, give
enough detail regarding yourself TO justify
an Interview. All answers held In strict con-
Sidonce
ADDRESS OPPORTUNITY. BOX 6SI
HERALD. 80 BROADWAY.
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SALESMAN.

Ny sirm wants a man with big
personality. backbone and brains to
travel extensively. Our business IS
confined to banks and trust COM
Danies-
II you are tire unusual salesman
who has done things while the other
fellow wac thinking about doing
them. and are seeking o permanent
connection with O big. responsible
house. where your efforts will earn
large returns for you, write to me,
tell me who yrU are. your age and
what you have done.
Interview will be arranged as
early as possible with applicants
selected. Address II 24T Herald,
Herald 50.
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SALESMAN,
BALES MANAGER.

An immediate connection is avail
able to a man between Ok and 20
years o! age, VINO has had n thor
ough and extended experience rs q
salesman or sales manager: q gem
era idea OF the banking or finan-
cial field would be helpful but not
absolutely necessary. he will be
associated directly with the firm
nnoInbers In sales work of the high
est character: the position is per-
naneni and offers TO the right
man. equipped with the proper ref
srences, ar opportunity that Is most
unusual the return VIII be limited
sntirey by ability and should ex-
coed $1,000 commissions annually;
State fully past business expert
once.
HAYES. READE & CO..
2s0 BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY.
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A NJ z RIG Al
Z M p L o Y NJ r N T
u x @ II A N q Il

EMPL MENT
u x ANGE
c. p. HAssoN. ~. MCLAUGHLIN.
Pres. Treas. L Gen. MGR,
u. g, Realty Bldg.
1t5 BROADWAY.
THE WISE Man
comes to us the same day n.
leaves his old position or tho
moment he realizes he is get
ting deeper In the rut. He real
ICES that the wonderful service
we have given 900 others con
be his at the asking. Out OF
to-day's many openings there
may be something for you.
openings;
STORE MANAGERS. expert
enced In retail clothing and
credits. out OF town; $4,000
and commission.
ASSISTANT. BUYER. with
knowledge OF women's gar
ment trade In New York city;
ACCOUNTANT. knowledge NJ
costs preferred, In SILK Industry,
10 take charge OF small depart
nent OF brooklyn factory, $40.
SHIPPING CLERK. out OF
town 1876.
ASSISTANT CASHIER, wall
81. experience, familiar with
Investment accounts, dividends,
&C.. $50 start.
GENERAL BooRKEErER.
four or five years experience.
s35.
GENERAL poOKKEEPERa.
four or five years Wall -.
experience t35.
WALL ST. BOOKKEEpfR
familiar with foreign exchange,
$40 start.
statistical clerks, s25.
bill clerks and typists. soJ.
2 Remington waA operators.
S25.
5 assistant boolskeepers, f25.
invoice checkers, t25.
II junior clerks, ti5-sia
CALL BEFORE TWO O'CLOCK.
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sECuRITY Statesmen.

SECURITY statesmen
Established organization requires several
reliable men IN It's telephone sales depart
ment; experience an advantage. but not
essential liberal salary and commissIoni
selling only high grade dividend paying So
curities; wonderful opportunity for real pro-
ducers to obtain managers position at once
Call, phone write, Suite BOB, NO. l9S
Broadway; Cortlandt 5640
SECURITY Statesmen.
II the securities you now handle are dill
cult 70 SELL take this opportunity TO sell an
Industrial stock which VIII bear rigid In
vestigation, a utility household article manu-
tised liberal commission. Apply
SUITE 81. 10 9TH AV.
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Instruction.
EXECUTIVES
AND ASSISTANTS,
ETE ANN Irp yyrI-IrIrr U


as employment managers, safety engineers
and personnel supervisors when capable OF
directing work efficiently; men OF good edu-
cation. unlimited ambition, unique tionable
character and over q years of age are af-
torded an opportunity II inexperienced to
train for this important work lf willing 70
devote few hours spare time weekly for
short period to master practical and tech
meal knowledge Those selected Will be
trained by recognized experts and assisted TO
positions ACCORDING TO ability. Interview by
appointment onl, Phone Pennsylvania $500,
Extension 81.
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HELP WANTE DADV ERTISEM ENTS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
>-~>>~~>~-~~~~~->~>~~-~---~
Commercial Help Wanted.
ru1v "SSSTIo Nal"
80 Church ST..
New York City.
Established 1909.
President. ..................O Otto T. Barnard
Yice-Preaident. ......... John II. Macarthur
sressurer' .''s''..'' FRANCIS l.. Hine
Robert w. DeForest.
l.. r. Loree.
Newcomb Carlton
George Biumenthal.
Arthur Williams.
EXECUTIVE.
SALESMAN-ITo promote book Sepz rtnart
OF publishing house, college graduate
able TO interest professors and secure
manuscripts. prefer man who has had
school OF commercalism or economics
training; salary up to $1,000.
ACCOrNTANT-wit at least three years
public experience good on general cost
and construction: S5,Oo0-$6. coo.
SECURITY sALEsMEN-High grade men.
OF earning $7.500-$t0.0OO
ACCoUNTANT-Shoud have advertising ex-
perience, together with two or three
years association with n reliable public
concern; $4,000.
ACCOUNTANT SYSTEMATIZER-who has
installed several systems which have
since proven successful: must have high
class personality: would prefer man with
@. r. A. degree; salary 5000.
TECHNICAL.
SALES UNCONSTITUTIONAL experienced
selling Industrial chemicals with well es-
tabliahed firm; excellent opportunity TO
become sales manager; salary $1,000.
ENGINEER-With broad American me
chanical and commercial training IN the
design, construction, installation and OPP
GRAFTON of machinery. prefer French
man. or one who has a thorough under
standing OF the language,
FOUNDRY FOREMAN Assistant-Able 10
instruct moulders working on piece work:
gray iron foundry experience; $500
$4,000.
FOREMAN Machine shop-Expertenced on
medium heavy work: location Ohio;
$500.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER-Capable of set
ting up steam engines and other equip
ment $4,000
rNSPECTOR-Prefer college graduate with
engineering and mathematical training.
together with ability to describe and re-
count observations in writing; should
possess initiative And poise; opportunity
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BARKER . MAccoLr

BARKER MACCOLL,l
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS, 80 CHURCH.
Exprd office Mgr, Industrial Eng office
Appraisers familiar overhead a underground
ELECTRICAL distribution systems; Mech.
drnughtsmen; Sr. accountants; Bookkeeper,
train into asst. office Mgr. Purchase. sales
. clearing house clerk. Ledger clerks E6u-
Gated clerical yOung men Who viii work for
quick advance. CAlriar asst. with knowi
edge Of Spanish stenographers Messcn-
,,ers. R.gj try free
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN FOR .'GREATER NEW
SALES FORCE WRITE. GIVING AGE,
PREFERENCE. If ANY, AND REFER
ENCE: APPLY BY LITTER ONLY. IRWIN
RoESEL. 246 FULTON ST.. BROOKLYN.
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statesmen MEN, OVER Il. AS
statesmen. WHO CAN QUALIFY, CAN
MAKE 500 WEEK OR MORE; OTHERS
lave DONE IT WHY CAN'T Your IF
kOU POSSESS APPEARANCE AND TACT
AND CAN TALK INTELLIGENTLY CALL
AT 334 9TH Av.. ROOM COS.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

BORG buys Diamonds. old gold. silver, piati-
mum. antiques, bronzes, pawn tickets; es-
,ates bought. itG West I'D st.
! pay 25qs more than any one for your fur4
niturc, rugs. pianos. paintings HAISLEf-
IL t'niveraltv plare fStuyvesant 22pb.
MACHINERY wANTEr-No Cincinnati"
or ''I5ensmith" miller with dividing head
N 40 Herald, Herald 80.
wANTED-Iron or steel top imposing stone.
wood frame, with letter boards; alye ~.
by ~. Address, stating size, price and
other particulars TO OSBORNE CO, fO3
Summer av., Newark, N. J.
wANTED--Mason & IIamlin plano, mahog-
any case. Box go. Madison So. station.
WANT ~ purchase mahogany roll top desk.
Write particular 1000 T. 3oth st, B'klyn.
400 cash for Fisher fur neckpiecc; must be
dark brown and good as new. u es Hsr-
aid, Hsralt e. - Ill.
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SECURITY sALEsMEN.
~ you desire something safe and sure.
never before offered and which affords
unusually iasgs earnings for your ei-
fortr, investigate our proposilion Com
mission only, Call i2-2 suite 2i1+t9. Dallas
. Co., ifb Broadway.
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YOUNG MEN.


YOUNG MEN.
ages 10 to 20. wanted bv large concern for
clerical work: the opportunity for advance
hard and proves his ability. Write staff Y
are, education. nationality and salary de-
sired, boy whiting. go! 81. Pau EuIding.
YOUNG man wanted in upholstery fabric
department; with some experience. college
education and knowledge of stenography do
sirable, but not essential: excellent oppor-
ttunity TO progress. Apply by mail. The Hay
YoUNG MAN, .colleg, graduate. wanted as
s+igator In workmen's compensation
claim department OF prominent casualty in
surAnce company. Reply, stating age edu-
cation, business experience and language
spohen. M nox I4i Eerald. ESQ B'way.
YOUNG man OF education and refinement
20 assist In care and training
=, OF boys In Jewish Orphanage; must
i've on premises. Apply only mornings
6ROOkLfN HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM,
ralph av:, Dean and Pacific sts.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG nan wanteu TO print photogra oh
one who thoroughly understands Copying
ana eniarging; salary $25 weekly. Give full
particulars. including experience. 500 Her
aIa. $50 sway.
YOUNG MAN to help in stock room and
keep records; good opportunity and work
ing conditions. United Retail Happiness
Candy Stores. 1853 4th av.
YOUNG man TO assist In STOCK In wholesale
WOOL goods house. state age, references and
salary expected. Bright. 74S Herald, $50
Bway.
YOUNG man. Christian. for office work IN
large wholesale dry goods house. Write
w, 90 Presbyterian Bldg.
YOUNG man In accounting department.. with
knowledge of and capable of drawing
eraphic charts. ~ 72s Herald. go B'way.
$1,000 A YEAR
IL your profit from sales q day; Davidson
toid 20 one week; no experience needed:
the Aladdin light Is n sensation wherever in
troduced; times as bright as electric: won
soid medal; tested and recommended by IS
leacing universities farmers have the
money. they need this light and out OF 10
VIII buy; also big opportunity In small towns
and suburbs; excellent spare time and even
pie on free trial. Write MANTLE LAMP
CO.. 1851 Aladdin Bldg. New York. N. Y.
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I,oHesiic Help ~antsu.
COUPLES, cooks, buffers, cooks, useful; no
fees charged. Ilor'igs nii 81 av.
BUTLER second. tiiru. useful men, couples.
Ida essly's Asssus - west FaA,
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SALARY ana commission win be pnid by
Wall ~. Investment house 20 men who have
Riccesrful records n selling stock, adver-
listing. books, real eHtate. Insurance or airy
other specially Phone Nr. Eneas, Hanover
lop23, tor personal interview.
SECURITY sALEsMisN ron UNION. En-,
SEX AND f1InsoN COUNTIES WANTED
TO SELL HIGH GRADE PREFERRED
STOCK OF A,tLoGGtA.l, INA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE COt-NTRY IN ITS OWN FIELD.
AN UNuSUALLY ATTRACTIVE PROPo-
gIT1CN FOR MEN WITH AN ACQTTA Mt
ANCE IN JERSEY CITY AND NEARBY
THE COMPANY rs. WELL KNOWN AND
well. THOUGHT or THROUGHOUT TIE
WE WANT, MIN rsiNigpIArEyLY AND
OFFER "A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. AS
SOON AZ YOt MAKE GOOD, a pERNA-
SEET POSITION, nRAwfNG ACCOUNT.
AND co OPERATION or. THE BEsT SORT
TOwARD YOUR OWN Ar'VANCFN r.NT.
APPLY MONDAY MORNING AT OFFICE
pRfvER. HARI'ls CQMpANn, HARnlsQN,
hTATIoN.
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SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER
Energetic young man. Christian, for per
manent position In office of busy. progress
sive retail lumber firm. Write, giving de-
ences and salary expected. Box 1913, 1888
Rroadway
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SHOW CARD WRITER. experienced. Bring
sample of work. United Retail Happiness
Candy Stores, 353 4th
SOLIC1TOR.--Man to solicit year round for
hospital organization and take care Of
complete system and up 10 date bookkeeper !.
must possess both qualifications; advise In
detail, stating references, which must be OF
THE highest type. also salary expected w
3o6 Herald, Herald 50.
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BARNES WANTS TO SEE you.
OPTIMISM.
Barnes Employment Service considers
present business conditions very healthy
Prices are coming down and people are
coHdng-to earth again.
IN THE MEANTIME
II you are ont OF Job, or looking for a
better one, see II one OF tho many posi-.
lions Barnes Employment, Service has
listed Is the ono you are looking for.
IT'S UP TO YOU
10 fle your application with Barnes EN-
ployment 9ervice end see II Il cannot place
you In a position where you would DO Of
most value 10 yourself and 20 your en-
ployer.
BARNES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
tn9 BROADWAY,
MAIN FLOOR
CoRTLANDT d15s-4259.
HTRsT oCCUPATIoNAI. EXCHANGE.
WALL. ST. SPECIALISTS. GO BROADWAY.
Bond statlstician, 81 900 So. 000 cage men,
experienced In handling securitieE. $500;
&C. able TO chart own work. $4,000 accept
nnee man Commercial peper). Discount
loans; &C.. n'coo; c ;,H; okp5' &C, Ss; asst
s2s transfer clerk, board boys. card fls-s20.
5r. aocts,. $1,000 600: bank acct, e., 900
SE,@DU. OhpFst hNueT ov yt1ss SoO-Ffvt nhpThss
k2h-s30. steno.- secy., college grad, willing "a
travel, salary commensurate; steno.. broker
age. s5S, commercial. $50: many othors. reg
iqter free,
BEACON BUSINESS BUREAU,
SPECIALISTS FOREIGN TRADE PLACE
MENrS,
STONE ST.
IMPORT EXECUTIVE, %. 900 -. 900; thor
oughy familiar New York markets. iniport
detail, general ncrch andise; high grade man
important opportunity.
BANKING EXECUTIVES, fsniiar with
spanish, for South America: ony highos,
'vue Americans
pT.ANcTf7 REID EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
i5A Nassau. Hcekman 1851. Credit man.
drugs. confections. capable handling corre-
~pondcnce salary based on ability
TYrIETs1seve,% sor billing rs1vired Tn
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SHOE statesmen (RETAIL).
you WOULD LIKE TO EARN
SIS 600 TO $4,000 a YEAR.
WOULDN'T YOU? READ THE BUSI-
NESS BUILDERS ADVERTISEMENT
FOR Statesmen.
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ADDING MACHINES.

ONE electric Burroughs adding, subtracting
and multiplying machine; can be bought at
: reasonable price. G. ROBINSON CO. 81
w. Goth 81.
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Clothing.
Furniture.

MAGNIFICENT combination writing desk
and music cabinet: only one approaching
high class antique need answer. 235 W.
list st, apt. "a.
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BUSINESS BROKERS.

ALBERT's EXCHANGE.
W. Saith st Fttz Roy 1923,
| Leading agency for apis. furnished houses.
all kinds mercantile businesses: quick re-
| suits.
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TYpTNrrTERG RENTED,
SON-V1SIrL1. 2 MONTHS. 81
VISIBLE, . MONTHS, 81 TIP
FACTORY REBUILT TYPEwRTTERs
TRADE r'arltcd aud guaranteed for one year.
AMERICAN WEiTlNf MACHINE CO..
34J lroadwnv, AT Leonard IT, Franklin
20 Enst 21d 81 opp. Madison av. Tel. 5A09.
TIE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
10 Barclay ~. Tel. 475s barclay.
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ages 10 to 20. wanted hv large concern for
clerical work; the opportunity for advance
ment Is unlimited for the boy who WORKS
hard and proves his ability. Write, staff x
are, education. nationality and salary de-
erred. boy Willing. 6Oo 81 Pam EuI,dinp
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-10
HEED THE WARNING
Many Fitzgerald People Have Done
So.

When the kidneys ale weak they
give unmistakable warnings that
shroold not be ignored. By examin-
ing the urine and tdeating the kidneys
upon the first sign of disorder, many
days of suffering may be saved. Weak
kidneys usually expel dark, ill-smell-
ing urine, full of "brickdust" sediment
and painful in passage. Sluggish kid
neys often cause, dull pain in the
small of the back. headaches, dizzy
spells, tired, languid feelings nd fire.
quent rheumatic twinges.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the kid
neys only. There is no better recon-
mended remedy. ASK your neighbors
Fitzgerald people endorse Doan's
Kidney Pills.
]. M. Griner, carpenter, W. Ocmul-
gee ST., Fitzgerald, says: "Of and
on for years suffered from weak
kidneys. During the last attack was
so bad that I was almost down and
out. My back hurt me SO severely
that I could hardly get around and I
suffered from a dull ache across my
loins. My head ached constantly and
sometimes everything turned black
before me. l was dizzy, too. I read
about Doan's Kidney Pills and got
supply. One box cured me and it
has been some time now since have
had bit of trouble"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Griner had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-10
President Mckinley.

On the 2oth of January, in 1913,
William Mckinley, twenty-fifth pres
ident of the United States, was born
at Niles, 0. 1t was during McKmley's
second term as president, on Septem.
Der 6, 1901, that he was shot at the
Buffalo exposition by Leon Czolgosz.
an anarchist. The president died
eight days later from a wound made
by bullet which penetrated his stom-
ach and lodged in the muscles of his
back. The chief events of McKinley's
administration were the Spanish
American war and the acquiring of
the Philippines. Porto Rico. and
Guam, the annexation of Hawaii, ana
the expedition under General Chaffee
in the Boxer instruction.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-10
SCIENCE BATTLING
WITH MOSQUITOES
Trying to Exterrinate These Car
rlers OF Malaria and Other Deadly
Germs.

Scientists say that the MOSQUITO
must go. Years ago they were look
ed upon only as nuisances but eyerv-
one now knows that they are a vital
danger to all humanity. Yellow
lever, malaria and many other dis
eases can be laid right at the mos
qulo,ss door. Government, state and
city health departments are irving
hard to exterminate him but that viii
not come for years.
In the mean time we must nro-
tect ourselves. See that Droner
screens are placed in the home and
ssDrav the house dai1v with TOR
MENT. TORMENT is death to
insects. No mosquito or fly can
live IN its gaseous vapor. TORMENT
VIII not harm the clothing or furnit-
ure and has absolutely no effect ON
human beings.
Sold by druggists. general stores
and dealers everywhere.
Manufactured by G. B. Williams
Company. Quiman Ga, exclusively.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-10
Says It kept HIM
ON THE PAY ROLL
G. c. James Was Remarkably Built
Up After Taking Tanlac.

Nothing kept me on the pay roll
Of the Illinois Meter Co. but Tan'Ac,
for had already made arrangements
to give up my position when I began
taking IT, said G. c. James, who
ives at 1910 Franklin Ave. Spring
field ILL.,
y had suffered from rheumatism
and stomach trouble for fifteen years
ne continued, "and got in such bad
shape | coul1 hardly get about The
rheumatism was especially bad in my
legs and sometimes my left leg would
swell to twice its normal size. Ny
kidneys we're also in such condition
| could seldom get a good nights
rest, and so far as eating was con-
cerned well, before | began taking
lanlac l had not enjoyed meal in
years | suffered so from indigest-
ion, and had such dizzy spells
would have to lie down. | became
so weak I often gave out completely
while at work and they would have
to take me home in a car, SO it is a
wonder that | held up at all
One day one of the men | work
with suggested that | try Tanlac and
as long as | live / will praise the day
| bought it for | haven't a trace of
rheumatism now and | eat everything
set before me without any bad fater
effects The dizzy spells are things
OF the past and my kidneys never
bother me any more; every night I
seep like log and l weigh just thirty
eight pounds more than I did when !
began taking Tanlac. I feel twenty
years younger and am in perfect
health, and there is nothing in the
world | would take for the good
Ianlac has done for me."-(adv5
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-10

Miss Bell Walker was he guest of
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Bell Thursday
evening. -
Miss Gertrude Floyd is spending
the weekend with home folks.
Mrs. Louie Elliott spent Tuesday
and Tuesday nigh with home folks.
Miss Minnie Lou Newsome was
the guest OF Mrs. Ed Belle Saturday
Morning.
Miss Maize Floyd, Miss Belle wal
ker enjoyed a pleasant trip to the
Townsville picnic Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Walker enjoyed
little fishing trip Thursday Night
Miss Maize Floyd and Mr.. Terrell
Floyd made a business trip to Fitz-
gerald Friday.
All friends will be sorry to hear Of
the illness of Mr.. Will Cobb who is
very sick, we hope he will be well
again soon.
Little Mr. Bob Newsome was in
Fitzgerald Saturday afternoon for the
first ime out since long spell of sick
ness.
Mrs. Iva Young and l;tt!e son OF
Fitzgerald has been spending few
days with parents Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Cobb.
Miss LESSEE Ruth Elliott spent Sat
urday night and Sunday very pleas
antly with Miss Viola Bell
Mr.. and Mrs. c J. Elliott, Mr.. and
Mrs. LESSEE Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dixon, Little
Miss Rosilee and Mr.. Marvin Dixon
Mr.. Walton and Robert Walker all
enjoyed ice cream at Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D. c Bells Saturday Night
Miss Clara Lee Ada and Minnie Lou
Newsome were the guests of Mrs
Jim Dixon.
Mr.. Gibson Wright and Mr.. Rob-
ert Walker were the guests of Mr.
Charlie Elliott, Tuesday Night.
Miss Bell Walker spent Cunday
very pleasantly with Miss Maize and
Gertrude Floyd.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-10

A sluggish, slow acting Liver is the caua
= many Ills; for you to be active and il
good health the liver mus carry offpoiso'
1.-THE BODY. PLANX's LIVER RI.-AS contain Cal
or,elskillfully combinedw with other necessa
ry cleansing drugs which quickly and gently
Iiven up your liver but do not sicken orgripe
9 Csc AT ERUG AND GENERA. STORES d
Made blythe makers of Flank's Chill Tol.A