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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01

talking with the Plant Juice man at
that city recently
For tire" years spent about al
In" money | made for medicines and
tr"atmchi& tor my stomach and
nerves. I'm a railroad ircnan ANA
have 10 eat cold lunches and eat ir-
regularly. aud ! think this caused
my trouble. got So | couldn't cat
anythlmG without hayimg q terrible
spell al Indigestion uttcrward. Food
laid In my stomach like rock aud
formed G"s which would cause heart
r"!pitat!ou WAS often dizzy ana
50 nervous that ihc least excitement
would make nc shake All over.
Your Ilant Juice has done NJ
worlds cf good. FOR now my appetite
IL normal and can eat auythiug
want without INDIGESTION ar gas or
any other distress ati,rward The
dizzy spells are gone. my nerves are
good aud steady and ! really believe
your hlant Juice saved my liic
i'lant Juice is sold in Richmond at
TrnSl"s drug store; III Petersburg
by Morrison. the Drug Man in Chase
CITY by the Chase city DRUG Co.
! ADV.
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Snccrr rcnms Vic.

The East and West END soccer
teams played Il 3-tn-3 game at Byrd
Park yesterday afternoon In II game
well played and which brought much
applause from the large number Of
fans who turned ont TO see what Soc
Ger football offered in the line OF
thrills. and they were we'll rewarded.
The work OF young Dutton, Gath
right. II. GIL and Grant stood out far
above the others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
GETS BEHIND DIR. BOATWRIGHT.
WHO BLOCKS VIEW OF BIG GAME
Coy Corner Secretary Says if President of William and
Mary Had Been in Front He Would Have
Clear Field of Vision

rot on football game. except on
points, for IL ia as uncertain as Il
wrestling match or game OF Gro
quet when the preacher IL Your OF.
poncnt.
THE thing what impressed mo 50
much was that while there We're sew
erdl thousand ladies' present didn't
sec no men take OF their hats. cx-
ccpt to throw them in the air and
then. II they got them hack. they
pushed them down hard over their
years"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01

Hes!y. li5
Fourth race. tur,onr.-.roul
weather. 9s; Stonswnli. 100. 'Daa.
lOt, Cicaroon. TOT; American EAGLE
los: Old Sinner. 100; Colossus. ~
Ftfth race, mile and ntty yards
Mig. o5: Mario Augusta. OF; Ferru.r.
100, st. Paul. los. Equator, lOS; spst-
tie Mountain, III.
sixth race. mile-'Carruso. 100,
The Pirate. los. Discard. los. Buck
nail. los; Hatrack, III; IIuon, l,3.
give pounds apprentice ALLOWANCE.
claimed.
Clear, fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
WIN. Ten-Mir. Road I,ace

BY AsSociatcd Press.
DETROIT :Svr 3n.-Schuu Chr!st-
ensen. star spvinter of tho Illinois
Athletic club. Chicago. won BE
fourth annual ten-miie road race o:
the Irish American Athletic Club
here today. Ills time was hour /
minute and 10 seconds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
When Joint-Ease
Gets In
Joint Agony Gets Out

II YOU want to take the pain and
misery out OF rheumatic joints or
reduce the swelling-or limbo. up
stiff. creaky joints--thcn YOU want
Joint Ease-its for the joints only
that's why +; succeeds when ordi-
nary remedies fuil. 60 cents tube
at druggists everywhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
Artor-plnyuright HAS "I,In.v

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Eusens Walk
or. actor playwright. OF New YORK,
IS i'll in local hotel, suffering from
a severe attack OF influenza,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
SAYS PLANT JUICE
WAS L|FE-SAVER
Herbal Remedy Gave Him Re.
lief From Bad Stomach
and Nerve Troubles.

II really believe your Plant Juice
remedy saved my life. and / can rec
"mmend 1t as being all that is
claimed" said Mi. Il. Clark. of 22iS
Cedar Strcat. Louisville. ny. Willie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
By y. l.. ADAMSON,
Real Estate Auctionccr.

BY virtue OF a decree of Hastings
Court. Part H.. OF the City Of Rich
mond Virginia. in the suit OF Vir-
ginia Trust Company, Committee. vs..
Minnie V. ClOpton. ct ais. entered on
November -, 1922, the Undersigned
viii offer for sale At public auction,
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1922.
At O'Clock l.. NJ,
that certain triangular parcel of land
situated IN South Richmond. Va. at
the southwest corner OF HUI Street
and Petersburg Turnpike. fronting
about 49, feet on the south side Of
Hull street. 1873 feet on said turn
pike. with 4 width across the rear
Terms of sale One, third cash,
balance In two equal instailmeDts at
one and two years. to he evidenced
by notes of the purchaser, with In
terest on said notes from date at the
rate of per rent per annum, pay
able semi-annuaily, said notes to be
secured by deed of trust to be- drawn
and recorded at the expense OF the
purchaser. or all cash at the option
OF tho purchaser: said sale not to ba
binding until confirmed ny the court.
EDMUND s. RUFFIN.
Special Commissioner.
y l.. ADAMsON. Auctioneer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01

!:ja, Purl. Tribune. La Kross. Dolly
g.. Eternity, Austral Lucy Kate.
John Morrill,. Toodl.s and DR.. Charles
Wells, also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
Ky Harry Tucker.

We'll, as l. have said heretofore.
| am probably one Of the best critics
OF tSot5all south OF Mason and Dick
!nss's lincs." At this point the
eminent sccrctary OF the Cozy Cor
ner Club. which IL now on It's usual
fall vacation. all the members being
at their country homes for the vari-
GUS holidays that come between now
and the first OF January. wiped the
moisture from his brow with his
musky handkerchief. and dropped
INTO a moments dep though.
AS j have said continued Sec
retary Fred Putnam. frowning
slightly, II, being the best critic
hcrcabou,s. couidn'to mis- this here
game between Richmond and Will
iiamsburg. representing the future
brains OF the l.. s. So begins TO
save up some cash TO buy nay WAY.
into the grand stand. ! never could
ENJOY game outside the GRAND
stand. for why? Cause like 10 Sc,
there amidst them highbrows, who
cont know football game from a
meeting OF the Rotary Club, and
listen at them explaining the various
points.
Knows All Inside Work
Il am glad you come 10 me" the
secretary continued. TO get some
news a.bou, the game. because
Know all the fine inside work.
nave prohly read more iitrature or
the subJeck than any six men with.
IN the hearing of my voice, as IN,
close personal fried. Bull English
would say. ! know exactly what /;
ful! back is, what Is Il forwar,
passage and wha, constitutes a
scrimnagc. All them things is bv.
words to me. because have mad.
the game Il study.
NOW. when 1 gets TO the parl
and hands Billy Phelps and Emmett,
iaEior the high sign. and gets my.
sen planted in my seat, who do yo;
thihk comes and pumps himsel
! right down in front of me, but DO,
boatwright. the principal of the Uni
FeEs!ty. lie squats right before mo
and being siX-footcr standing up
what chance did have to see non,
or the tine points OF the contes,
! Nary one. So | moved up n littl
| h!'' ana one OF them ruShcs come
| over ana ScS to me where is m,
| coupon? Having chuckcd nv cou
! pom 10 the four corners OF the a,
mosDheTe, and knowing full well tina
had done II, ! makes a stall fn
Wind, feels In all my pockets 10
the paSs-out check and the rushe,
gets sore and SEES | halter move.
was kinder glad Of that, for
| wouldn't never Of seen none OF IN,
game II had kept setting benin,
Professor cartwright. And, also. n,
M""'d OF kent telling everybody
Whereabouts that there wasn't nom
ing TO II, and Richmond had ,b,
Hoiticst snap they ever run aeaius,
60 IN order To keep away from then
remarks ] slipped along the bench
ana me rushcr expressed grutiuca
uoh mat he didn't har 10 nut m,
out Sor did !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
THE TRUTH
ABOUT
ASPIRIN
See What Science Has Done
In Tinsle's Laxo Aspirin

Washington. u. c.: A statement
made by tho Therapeutic Research
Laooratories definitely establishes
,nst aspirin is non narcotic or
habit-formins. but that taken In
ordinary form It does disturb d.
sestion. Despite the fact that tho
world OF medicine recognizes in
aspirin tho most powerful OF all
pain reiiefa. people believed &
harmful because II SO often Inter.
teres with digestion. Many people
nave craved the relief aspirin
t.p give them. yet feared 10
comfort. They will welcome the
new. improved aspirin
Science Triumphant
Men OF science have worked
faithfully and thoroughly until
now you get in TINGI.E'S I.AXo
ASPIRIN tablet that overcome,
all these former objections
gentle laxative has also been add
co. and opco tho pain Is gone, this
ceans'hr assures YOU thorough
I !. !. !:
"A elimination Of
Ia the cause.
AS&A It's tho ar
&&$M nirin men and
&XSg3M2A wo men are
A&SEH2SA carrying with
EEElS.Ss5ffTA , Them dali y.
A&$Sfs4A The aspiri n
with the three
points:
Its absorbed easily
lit relieves pain quickly
-it's q gentle laxative
TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
Ask Your Druggist for tho Three
Point Box" Therapeutic Research
Laboratories. Washington. D. C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01

In the Hastings Court, Part H., OF
the city OF Richmond, Va:
hereby certify that the bond re-
quir"d of the above special commits
sioncr by the court in the above
mentioned suit. has been duly given
Given under my hand this 28th
day Of November. 1922.
W. u. DUNAL. Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
WILL TRADE

liirh'ola's building lots in North Side.
modern conveniences. for ell.secured nrst
or stcond-mortgase notes.
CALI. RANDOLPH 20ss.
'o7 Mutual building.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
-
FOR SALE.
| los W.
Franklin St.

One fine. and among best construct
ed houses on Franklin Street. Choice
location. II rooms. 4 baths; all floors
and main stairway hardwood. Extra
equipment throughout the house.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY,
Main and Seventh Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
He bet On IA crtninty.

by tho time I got hack To nay
seat in the granhstand. the crowd WAS
making lot Of noise. and ! felt like
making all Kinds o. bets. - n fellow
takes me up on Doc E0atwright'.
bunch. and not knowing that they
HAD made the bases in my absence for
seven runs, he took advantage Of my
Ignorance. and betting on a certain.
", which is against the rules, he
takes what I had 'lcft after paying
Tor my scat, and. la d. walk home.
!. MY dVcc 10 you liz never to max,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
4 Com animation or All.


Il have saw many II fotbail c,mo
ana many 4 wrastling match, ami
many sparring bout. But al
nave saw have ben singly and ac-
tord!hS 10 Chips lIoylc | n,vcr
YET saw Il combination of the thr,r
N'Hds OF manly sport tina, zoos
'"aFds the makinys of our In,Ginr
c!tizens. This here game mad, me
ieel chipper enough to smack tho
man III 'front.' of Inc on the ton ~,
ms mead and shout myself out Of
,"'... came nears losing my hat
,"'"W"is IL In the air when the
,,,' crowd made them three
po'hts' except IL fell in the hands
or neutral. who was sn,t,r,-
tween a rank Richmonder on Tia
one sue ana rank Williamsburr,r
~. .,,o o.c othtF. That saved my hal
men When things had got mopnti-
nous and IL looked like u w;,IE,,,.,,.
,or inc ancient Capital. saw a FOL.
row hdnd one of them a punch i'm IN.
SI"'S mat would have knocked on,
""H !Eht-weiter-fcath ,.
tant. "
Now. if Professor Chandler h.d
Hs'ec''u seat IN front OF me would
~ .r'''h'heu where was at. for
everybody kn!ws how high in hi.
socks is tho principal of Williams
ana arSs. could of looked over
ms lei shoai Ter upheld an dover his
right shoulder downfcld. But. unror-
'"hatcIy Tor me, &C handler was over
on the other side OF the field with a
white suit Of pants an dcoat on. lead
ing the fellows In singing their fare
well ditties.
80. when the w, and NJ bunch
closes the first four ana a-halt in
hinSs with 3-to-0 score, goes on;
hch!nd the Grandstand 10 make some
Octs. They wasn't nobody there what
mad nerve sufficient to cover me.
offered TO bet good cigar two-io-
one nthG next hal fof the game. but
no takers. some fellow who had not
been Introduced to said had of
better offered obct cigarettes and
! would of got some takers. lie
then asked me If ! belonged to the
Thursday afternoon tea club. and
handed me Il meaning wink | said
yes. an dthat WAS the beginning OF Il
lasting friendship.
He bet On crtninty.
by the time I got hack to nay
seat in the grandStand. the crowd WAS
making lot Of noise, and felt like
making all kinds o. bets. - Il fellow
takes me up on Doc I;oa,wright'.s
bunch. and not knowing that they
HAD made the bases In my absence for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
Houses for Sale

WE can supply your wantn In real estate
w. L. Purcell. JE,. Co. Inc. 400 North
Eighth Street.
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FOR RENT.
Do You
Want

10 be accommodated with Offices pro-
v!ded with the latest equipment and
extra utilities on each floor? II so,
secure such accommo dation now In the
OFFICE BUILDING going UP at Main
and Seventh Streets. Act now, as
largo part OF the space Is already
rented. II prompt. can rearrange
divisions to suit. Plans at our office.
Occupancy next summer.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY.
Main and Seventh Streets.
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elimination of
the cause.
It's tho az
ptrtn men and
W o m = II ar q
carrying with
them d q y.
The q = p | ri n
with tho three
points:
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-09-07

mistake some have made this year by
not planting enough corn and other
feed crops? Look at the difference
now between the man who made
good average cotton crop, MIXED a
few cows, sold sour cream, hogs and
chickens, paid cash for his supplies,
sold his cotton when he got ready, de-
posted the money in the bank to his
credit; and, the majority of the large
cotton growers who are taking UP
notes and supply accounts with their
cotto money. Which man will be in
better position to arrange credit for
next years crop?
Some farmers tell me they have
raised and sold enough hogs this year
to meet all their running expenses, and
made as much and in some instances
more cotton than when they raised and
sold no hogs at all. With the oppor-
tunities of selling hogs, sour cream and
chickens comparatively, most every
week in the year, won't 1t pay any far
~,er. in Connection with the verv heat
and sow the different feedcrops suit
able for grazing hogs, cows and chick
ems thru the winter, spring and sum-
ver to begin now and arrange to plant
and most intelligent methods of grow
ing cotton, by selecting the best adap-
ted land, early maturing seed and
properly balanced fertilizer, which can
be done just as early as to follow our
usual Indifferent and slipshod methods?
The right kind OF cropping system
once adopted, will never be abandoned
Why not begin now and adopt this
system for next year?
Yours very truly,
C. T. Owens, County Agent.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-09-07
Preston Collins
In South America
PuertoColumbia, Columbia
July, IA, 1922.

July, ID, 1922
Dear Mr.. Gelders.
Just line to let you know the u
S. S. B., is still furnishing jobs to
young men like myself. This time l
am on the S. S. Baracoa at present
lying in the port OF Puerto Colombia
Columbia. SO far we have touched
Port au Prince in Haiti, Kingston in
Jamaica ard this port and Cartagena
in Columbia.
We sail tomorrow for Fort lie
Main and Port Antonio, Jamaica.
Then We make return trip to Kings
ton and Port au Prince then back to
New York.
believe Columbia is the most pic
tureesque country l have visited. OF
course the inhabitants are mainly ne
groes with a sprinkling of Spanish.
There arc also many Americans and
English here exploiting the three oil
companies, The Tropical Oil Co., The
Indian Oil Co., and the Texas Oil Co.
Oil has just been discovered near
Barranquilla and it seems as tho these
three companies are fighting each 9TH
er for oil rights. am betting on the
Texas.
Puerto Colombia is typical village
with houses with walls of mud and
thatch roofs, barefooted men and wo-
men and unrobed children, dogs, pigs,
and all kinds of animals, l have never
heard of. 1t is here the natives carry
parasols at night to keep from getting
rnoonstruck, The sun doesn't seem to
bother their complexion.
Haiti is another negro republic. 1t
is here the U. S. Marines are station
ed. American money is used more than
the Haitian. The banks do not keep
Haitian money. All this makes things
very high. The principal sights in
Port au Prince are the Cathedral, the
Palace and the Market Place.
Cartagena is walled city with old
broken down forts guarding it. This
was the last Spanish stronghold in
J South America and is one of the old
est cities.
Kingston is an English possession
and of course is thoroughly British.
Hoping you will find some informa-
ton in this, 7 am,
Sincerely yours,
Preston Collins,
S. s. Baracoa.
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s#+++***+++++ = = I
TO THE COTTON GROWERS i.
OF THIS SECTION .


Cotton growers of this section, have
i'll the main been very fortunate in
that, this has not been very favorable
season for the boil weevil. In the
early spring, the weather was unusual
ly warm, which caused a great num-
Der of the weevil to emerge from their
places of Information before there was
sufficient food for them to subsist up
on, therefore. many of them were
starved to death before the cotton was
large enough to feed upon.
During the early cotton planting
season, there was sufficient moisture
to cause the cotton to come up and
grow off very rapidly, which is essen
tial to obtain an early setting of fruit.
With sufficient fruit being put on dur
ing the month of June and early July,
the weather hot and dry as it was this
year, conditions were favorable to-
the making of good crop and unfav-
orable to the boil weevil. Had it not
been for he three weeks of rain during
the latter part of July and early Aug
ust, which was favorable to the boil
weevil in getting in some of his de-
structive work, there would have been
an increase of five to ten per cent ov-
er the present yield.
Think of the unusually favorable sea-
son in this particular section of Geor-
gia this year, even now, this late III
the season, the weather is favorable to
the maturing of cotton with the boil
weevil leaving the fields in great num-
bers for northern points in the cotton
| belt in search of tender squares to eat
and in which to deposit their eggs.
This is also favorable to this sec
| ton as many young and tender bolls
will be allowed to mature on account
of the migration of the weevil, and
again, the price seems to be very
satisfactory one
Now the question arises-"Wil1 we
appreciate these favorable circumtan-
ces and conditions and add to them our
energies and better judgement, by pillow
ing under all cotton stalks, thereby de-
stroying the food of the boil weevil
far enough in advance of Information
period for the boil weevil to die Of
starvation, or will We listen to the
arguments of some who have never
given the subject single serious
thought, by believeing we can do as
we'll or better next year, and make the
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-09-07
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
PARTY

Miss Josephine Flournoy of Allan
ia was visiting her north Lee street
friends last week and she was given
pretty surprise birthday party on
Thursday, by Mrs. Louis Keim and
Mrs. Geo. Robertson at the, home OF
the latter which was formerly the
Flournoy home. Fifteen of Joseph
ines young friends were invited to en-
joy the afternoon with her at a garden
party arranged by the cordial hostess
es and assisted by Mrs. w. A. Troup
and Miss Mildred Hanger who directed
the games and served the delicious re-
freshments of ice-cream and the birth
day cake which contained hidden fav-
ors. These were discovered with
great glee by John Hanger getting the
button, Billy Morgan the dime. and
Josephine, herself the thimble.
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Mack Johnson,
Farmer, for Rail-
road Commissioner

M. L. Johnson, successful farmer
and business man of Barlow County,
asks the support for Railroad Commits
sloner, on the ground of his services to
the state, and particularly to its agricul-
tural and educational interests. His
tights for the common schools are mat
tiers of Georgia History. He put thru
the law exempting farm products from
taxation, while in the hands of the pro-
Queer. He stands for a square deal.
1t. (Adv.)
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FIGURED HIM

Seth Hemway had a reputation far
and wide as a person who would moi
pay his debts.
Grocer Bilkins one day sent his new
clerk to collect bill long overdue.
And don't come back unless you get
it! was the grocer's parting instruc-
ions. A half hour later the clerk walk
ed in and handed over the full amount
How in the heavens name did YOU
get ali that money out of that old dead
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-09-07
IMPOSSIBLE
HARVEY HIRES HELP
He knows,

Harvey Brown was known for his
thrift. All his life he had managed to
work his farm without help. Finally
the day came when he had to have
help or see part of his summer crop
lost. He telephoned the county agent
want farm hand to milk cows
feed, harness and separate milk unit
breakfast: Do field work morning and
afternoon and chop a feed at noon
hour. One who is handy with tools
to help rfle build a new grainery in the
evenings, and
Say mister, ring off, interrupted a
voice. You've got the wrong number.
This amt Heaven.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-09-07

breadth of vision and such comprehen-
sion OF Georgia's needs and Georgia S
opportunities that not one of them will
be found antagonistic to the interests
OF our farmers as expressed in this
great State Port and Terminal pro-
ject.
Sincerely yours,
Murray Stewart, Mayor.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-09-07

MI; and Mrs. L. C, Howard enter
tanned with picnic in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Fannie Fish of Moultrie.
on last Thursday night at Bowen's
Mill.
After a dip in the pool a delicious
picnic lunch was served and enjoyed
by all: The guests were. Mrs. Fan
ME Fish. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Will
hams, Mr. ad Mrs. w. T. Nipper, Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Raw
Inns, Miss Lucy Whitley, Messrs Cliff.
ord Baker of Triton, Ralph ant
Clyde Haire and Walter Wilson.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-09-07

Miss Daisy and Master Frank Drew
returned Thursday after an extended
trip to Pennsylvania, Washington and
Niagara Falls.
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I'aslS!I HAE:HRl

PKOOFS PLEASE
Young Loc: You're the only girl
ever loved.
His Sweetie; Show ME your bank
book. 1t that is true, you must have
saved lot OF money.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-09-07

beat:' asked the grocer
Huh, l told him l would tell every
body that he owed that he had payed
me, if he didn't.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-09-07

APPLES FOR SALE to MER-
CHANTS and CONSUMERS. Grown
in the hills of North Georgia, graded,
and packed in bushel and half bushel
baskets and in bushel boxes. Address
Cherokee Heights Orchards, Canton,
Ga. 81