The enterprise-recorder., October 22, 1908, Image 5

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VERY SATISFACTORY
to bank your cash, walk off with your book
and begin to pay your bills by check. Time
saved, accounts simplified, even your health
improved by less handling of soiled bills.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
will gladly explain many other winning
. points. Ask for them to-day.
The First Matioija) pai)k
. Capital, Surplus and Profits: $100,000.
TOWN TOPICS.
Our 'Phone 76.
Walk-over shoes at Taylor's.
Krnest Bradley ti spending a few
;ajs in town.
a-.vlnr seta the style In Madison.
Hi
INeit door to poBt ofllce.
Cot. D. O. Ashley, prominent lawyer
und banker of Valdosta, wai in town a
l,. i- UnnHflV
For Sale: -Seed Rye and Early Oat.
Apply to Fraleigh Lines-Shelfer Co.
Rev. C. Fred Blackburn is at Lloyds
ibu week assisting a revival meeting in
Jibe Methodist cburcb at that point.
Another New and Stylish lot Bonar
niata j"lt arrived at the 9mith Mercan-
I . rtW (l.1l A
Mrs. Angua Hinsoo ot Quincy terml
itd her visit to Miat Clara Coggins
od departed for Valdosta Mooday.
BreeJIove'e ice cream, all flavors.fresh
i-very dity at Madison Drug Co.
Comrades F. V. Farrell, C. D Tuten
ndj. W. WiDfleltl are attending the
'.C.V. re-unioo at Tamp tie delegates
rom CaicD Colquit.
Those having y trnnMn, lipariache
r nervousne! eh'uM eo in Jaukeon
illeaiul tee L)r. Aruistrouf, specialist
)(lice 0 Laura street. 3w.
Mrs. Id Whltlock movd into her
ne ot Mucliscn a newest and qozietl
RiiiK. Little Liver Pills fur ui'.lous
w, sukheadache. Tliey keep you
ell. 25 cents. Try them. Sold by IS.
'. Muteley,
Dr. and Mrs. Chandler H. Smith left
undav to attend the Fair at Atlanta,
a. They will be gone from home
oout one week.
Mrs. Columbus B. Smith enjoyed
todays visit laat Thursday and Fri-
jay from her mother, Mrs. Carroll, of
HoQtlceilo, and sister, Mrs Atkinson
f. Atlanta.
Watch for the big 1400 Piano deal.
fee Taylor.
The ladies ot the Baptist church MIs-
oniry society met at the church Mon.
-y afternoon and after transacting the
nines of the sooiety enjoyed "a cup of
and other good things.
Ustor Strayed off, about Sept. 1st
pe large Berkshire boar; black with
isc anil leu. Weight about 'loo
uodi. Liberal ruward for return to
B. Ashley.
The srnual bazaar of the Cemetery
"provement Association will be held
next Thursday afternoon and even
ly iu ma vacant store next tbat or tbe
JJiith Mercantile Company. The ladies
f the association are making great
ppsratlon for this oocaslon and conB
"tjr woect tbe liberal support of tbe
Tlc- Kemembet tbe data TbUrtday,
k-ber 29th.
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WANTED oeas Magazine r-
tbe services of a man In Madiajo
lk arte eiplrlog subscriptions and
cure) new buMnaaa K immi nf
, ros unusually effective; position
j p'oent; prefer one with experience,
i 'Ul consider "J applicant with
j j" tatural qualifications; salary
i - f uiy, wnn commission op-
with referen.es, B. C
jw ijna, Suit-ess Magazine Build-
York. Sw
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Do you want a hat? ee Taylor.
Rev. and Mrs. T. C. Bradford of
Greenville was in the city Monday.
Kreedlove's ice crears.all fluvors.fresh
every day at Madison Drug Co.
Lawrence Haynea of Jacksonville, in
surance adjuster, was a business visi
tor in the city Tuesday.
Wanted: Sewing bv Miss Gertrude
Plant. Rooms with Mrs. M. M.De
Laugbter. Afire-pin alley is tbe latest attrac
tion of our town. It occupies tbe va
cant lot adjoining the First National
Bank.
Sctiloes Bros., fine clothing at Tay
lor's. Tbe negro camp meeting at the camp
grounds a few miles out ot town on tbe
Valdosta Southern, attracted crowds of
Madison people Sunday.
If you are a sufferer from piles, Man
Zan Pile Remedy will bring relief with
tbe first application. Guaranteed. Price
50 cente. Sold by B. F. noeeley.
Porter Plant and Manton DeLaughter
returned Saturday night from a ten
days trip to the coat where ttiev had
a fine time fishing and hunting and a
belter time eating th fruits of their
guns and lines.
For Sale: Heu.ii.g!iu -' :.. !:::'-.
practically new, at u hartum. .'. W
Shaw. il
M! T'-i-n l"-'.' i :ir.-iv."! from
(ireenvihe Monday iiliernoon and is
agHln the tuest of Airs Manton fur a
week or longer. Mis9 Ulslinp will He.
aiht the Baptist choir in the su'.'iej con
cert Sunday evening.
Free, a $100 Piano by ',7. M. Taykr.
J. B. Brlnson, jr., left Monday for
Montlcello where be has accepted a
position with Montloello Drug Co We
oommend tbe.ycung gentleman to tbe
good people of our sister town as one
worthy of every respect and confidence.
Russell Vann handles Arnold Bro'e
M. ingles. Call at his store for prices.
Jos. II. Redding ef Greenville wan
business visitor la tbe city Monday.
For Sale: 50 bushels seed Uje. C.
B. Ashley.
Tbe infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Char
lie Carroll is ver illy and a trained nuree
caaie from Jacksonville Monday night
to attend bltu.
Dr. Armstrong;, stiaightens cross
eyes without knife and overcomes all
forms of eye trouble, Olllce 9 Laura
street, Jacksonville, 1w
Is your came amocg those stricken
from the registration list. If so, and
you want to vote in the general elec
tion you'd better meet tbe county com
misalcners Saturday and have your
nam restored.
Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid form
for malaria, chills and fever, regulates
tbe liver, kidneys and bladder, brines
f quick relief to biliouaness,sickheada be,
constipation. Pleasant to take. The
11.00 bottle contains 2. times quantity
of the 50c Bize, Fir6t dose brings relief.
Sold by B. F. Moeeiey.
Mr.Rnr.dell Pope reached home Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs. Pope have been
away all summer ami their time Las
bceu delightfully spent at Saratog , iu
New York city, and at Ashevllle and
VValnesvllle. ?. C. Mrs Pope is now
'n Henderson, X. C. with her parents,
and will not return until next week.
'Jo those afflicted with kidney and
bladder trouole, bnckBche.rheuruatisin,
Pineulee for the Kidneys bring relief in
the rlret dose. Hundreds of people to
day testify to their remarkable benl!ng
and tonio properties. 30 dajs' trial
$1.00. They purify the blood.' Sold by
B. F. Museley.
The Woodmen of the World of Mm1i
son Camp and tbeir friends will have au
Oyster feust in tbe lodge room to night.
Woodmen are naturally hungry and
what they propose doing to tbe oysters
Height Is a gracious plenty. The attso
dancaot every member of the order ia
confidently expected.
The Epwortb League social latt
Thursday night was, without doubt, one
ot the most delightful and successful
social affairs ever had in our town. Dr.
George O. Davis generously donated
tbe use of tbe opera hojse and It was
there that tbe Leaguers to the number
of about seventy. five or eighty coogre
gated. Misses Vann Wilson and May
Vann were tbe general managers of tbe
occasion and they were most nobly as
s ated hy a willing corps, the chief Idea
of each being to make the evening one
of genuine pleasure and enjoyment to
all. Tne baud boys were out ami-reud
ered fweet rrusic wliicli greatly enliven
ed the occasion. Vr. Blackburn witti
ly mtro luced Mine Ktta Morrow who In
icn. i l e!( rHnt and cordial Words
or wccu.iim I nil. dui-Bsing games
were p'nyeit ii;e p lr"irg captured
by Mis" Oreua Sml'.n u'l Gordon Car.
roll. A t the last, and us a Httnig c'lmax
cuiin delii'iou' Ice cream and cuke
dmiitily eeived liy a bevv of fnir young
Leaguers ami the chief beauty ol ilns
part of tbe program was that no sir. wms
committed bv asking tor a second
helping. It was lute in the cunt be
fore the merry gathering dispersed
to their homes, and every onedeclured
that the entertainment afforded b
the ' Bluea" was in every resp'ct woi
thy of them.
ARE YOU IN THE DARK
as to where to put your savings? Lookin? for c,
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RELIABLE SAVINGS J BANK -?Z2
where sensible method, wise investments will
earn interest on your very dollar, ourg is the
Dan yuu nccix. vwuc m, sib vhuwhu iuu
open an account We pay 4 per cent
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YOUR CHECK BOOK
Will give you constantly at hand the means of paving
your bills without the possibility of error in making
change; and the cancelled checks, returned to you by
the bank each month, give you positive and indisputa
ble receipts for all bills you pay. To transact all your,
business through the bank gives you prestige and stand
ing in the community not possible in any other way.
Your regular and frequent deposits in this institution
furnish
A BASIS OF CREDIT
that will enable you to take advantage of business op
portunities that may call for more ready money than
you have at your command. In-making loans, all bank
ers must give first preference to their depositors, and
they are always ready and willing to help those whose
steady deposits and thrifty habits show their ability
and determination to help themselves. With a growing
account and established credit at the bank, and with a
check book in your pocket, you can virtually
MINT YOUR OWN MONEY
CITIZENS BANK OF MADISON,
MADISON. FLORID fi.
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Georgia & Florida Railway.
Valdosta Southern Division.
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Trnfflj Min-ijer. General Manaaer.
Auitiis'.a Goora'a. Auyustu Georgia.
Valdosto aud Olytnnii,
, F. Holtzi'.M'Oi:f,
CoinuiHii.ial Anient.
Iiiiiiglax, (-Jeurgia.
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SOOTS
v3.C $4,02
There are few ladies
who can withstand the
temptation to own a pair
of "Dorothy Dodd"
Shoes after they have
once seen them on their
feet. There is some
thing unmistakably
"smart" about them.
Smith Mercantile Co.
"People's Popular Department Store."
American Girl auoes at Taylor's.
Dr BlalcH-s accompanied Vjr his son
Jos, and Carroll Smith loft yesterday
tor Uo days trip to tu ooast.
Do you want a 900 Piano, free? Sec
Tarlor.
Erening arfleM at the Methodist
ohurch, beglnninf with osit Sunday,
will oommaocs promptly at 8 o'clock
Instead of 730. The Junior Lsanue
will bold its service each Sunday after
noon at 2:45 o'clock and the Senior
League at 8:30. All those interested
will take notice, ot these changes and
govern themselves accordingly.
Looking: lor Clothing? See Taylor.
We print taia week the list of quall
&ed voters for Midleoo county. His
long list and your namS may b on it
or It nay not. Belts investigate for
yourself and it It ia not there ee the
county oommineioners when ney meot
iaturday and try to bays it put thers.
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup alwaya
brings quick relief to coughs, colds,
hi arens, whooping-oougb and all
bronchial and throat trouble. Mother
specially recommend it tor ctiildren.
Pleasant to tuke, geully laxt'.iva. Sold
by B F. Koseley.