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This extra thickness insures even baking and roasting. Bread bakes evenly and is not dried out. Roasts are not dried out, leaving the meat without flavor. Cheap, light steel ranges with light ovens are not a success; they do imperfect work and burn out quickly. The oven is extra large in depth and height. It has two oven shelf slides, making the shelf adjustable, thus accommodating the largest roasts with room for other vessels when extra cooking is to be done. The one-piece fire back forms a part of the oven front. This is protected by a steel shield on inside of the oven which causes the air in the oven to circulate and the oven is heated perfectly. The oven of Cole’s Hot Blast Range will bake six loaves of light bread with less fuel than any range made. On account of the one-piece Coleized steel fire back and the Hot Blast Combustion you can bake a batch of light bread, using the fuel remaining after a heavy meal or other work has been finished. Light bread should be allowed to bake from 45 to 60 minutes. The heat retained in the heavy temperature, the perfect control and the air-tight features, make it possible for you to bake in Cole’s Hot Blast Range without the trouble of building an extra fire and overheating your kitchen. The oven can be heated quickly when required for biscuits or other baking yachts requires a quick oven. The bottom of the oven is corrugated, which strengthens it and ensures a level oven bottom as long as the range is used. Investigate this new, improved range. Remember, these improvements were made to please the cook, the housewife. This is the BB A Child Can Range with the B Y @ Operate Cole’s Odorless Broiler E 3 0 ® Hot Blast Attachment. essms Racge., High Cost of Living Is Here To Stay Chicago, Sept. 28.—The high cost of living has come to stay, according to Prof. Eugene Davenport, dean and director of the agricultural college, University of Illinois, who spoke yesterday at the National Vocational Art and Industrial Congress. “The day of cheap living is over now,” said Prof. Davenport. “The farmer is the last man to be affected by high prices in the cost of living and last man to be interested. He looks to his personal interests first and gives small heed to other industrial pursuits. Great harm is being done by this irrational cry of “back to the farm.” “The only persons who should leave the city for the country are those absolutely intent on becoming farmers.” Notice All teachers who will teach in this, Ben Hill County for the ensuing term are required to be present at the 3rd ward school building, Fitzgerald, 10 o’clock a.m., Saturday October 6th. Schools will open Monday following. Contracts and general instructions will be given at that time. By order Board of Education Ben Hill County. 74.9 t R. J. Prentiss, Co, Supt. Butter Thieves in Atlanta. Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 29.—Atlanta thieves are butter hungry. According to the reports being made by a number of dairymen in the city, butter thieves are out in droves. Thomas Lawrence, who runs a dairy on the Brown Mill road, reports to the police that while he was making a delivery the other day some went to his wagon and took sixteen pounds of his choice butter. Another dairyman reported the loss of a whole bucket of butter. Other reports show small quantities were taken in various parts of the city. A Remarkable Range The hot blast combustible which saves the ranges, is only one of more than a dozen parts of one. Over 99 percent, theuster is a wonder. Outlives its guarantee. Dollar box of four pairs guaranteed four months. BUSTER'S "DARNLESS" Hosiery is peculiarly constructed to embody perfect fit and style, as well as extreme durability. Made of smooth, sheer silk lisle, durably reinforced by 2, 3, and 4-ply strong linen thread at heel, top, knee, sole, and toe. Each wearing part invisibly seams or knots. For Men, Women, and Children, all Sizes, Colors, and Weights. Outlasts for Women. Every pair is carefully inspected for quality. Perfect matching and color before leaving the mill. To our knowledge, Buster’s is the only guaranteed silk lisle hosiery made retailing for 25c. Its makers claim it costs 25 percent more to manufacture than any other 25¢ brand. A complete line at McCarty, Johnstone Co. Buster Brown's Guaranteed Hosiery & G FQR: i ad MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN FOUND—Tolding pocket-book, containing among other effects an identification card of the Order of the Golden Seal, bearing the name of Will A. Patterson. Owner can get same by describing other articles in said pocket book and paying for this ad. Apply at Pickens’ Lunch Counter in William’s Saloon. Mr. Carl Wall, formerly of this city but of Atlanta, was in the city yesterday. THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1912 The value of the crops of the country increased by $2,488,000,000 in ten years. That ought to make every farmer feel like buying an automobile. For Sale—5 room residence and 4 lots, corner Gordon and Jesse mines Sts. Easy terms. Apply to owner, Mrs. F., M. Neal, Mr. Jelks Taylor, of Fitzgerald, was in town Saturday,—Abbeville Chronicle. Ben Hill Superior Court Calendar, October Term, 1912, MONDAY. Mary Orr Andrews v. Greer et al. J. E. Moore v. W. N. Fussell & Bro. Southern Pine Co. v. Lon Dickey. Harry G. Taylor v. Sam Greer. C. A. Tyler v. Mosley Hutson. Elbert Paulk v. Garbutt Lumber Co. Eliza C. Hayes v. Dan C. Hall. Samuel Hearn et al. Sydney Clare et al. Al., C. C. Allen, Claimant. J. S. Harris et al.; R. V. Bowen v. G. E. Hunter. R. V. Bowen v. G. E. Hunter. J. B Perry v. Am. T. 5 Colsony Co. Anderson Fussell v. Hamp Melean, Mary Mobley, Claimant. Elbert Paulk v. Hogan et al. TUESDAY. C. M. Fussell v. J. W. Morris. Butler, Stevens & Co. v. Abbeville Trading Co. et al. J. W. Marris, Garnishee. J. W. Morris v. W. B. Fussell et al. Mary J. Fass v. C. M. Mumford. Dormancy-Price Lumber Co. v. Lewis Mobley et al. E. and J. Swigart v. Lewis Swain. L. Kennedy, Adm’r v. Third National Bank. Jno. N. Giddings et al. W. H. Albritton et al. Pittsburg Steel Co. v. Y. S. Gibbs & Co., Mrs. Sibbie Gibbs, Claimant. Ludden Bates Music House v. Mrs. O. M. Horne. W. H. Young, Adm’r v. Mack Talley Young. Eliza George, Guardian, v. G. B. A. Kinard. T. S. Graham v. Henderson & Powell, Claimant. Pate & Hester v. R. V. Handley, Claimant. Bertha Sedlemeyer v. City of Fitzgerald. Jake Sedlemeyer v. City of Fitzgerald. Savannah Guano Co. v. Coleman Mobley. Mrs. Roxie A. Wilcox v. E. T. James. WEDNESDAY. Daisy W. Brabham v. H. L. Rathburn. Mrs. J. E Simpson v. Calvin Kent. H. A. Burkhart v. W. H. Kendrick. Warren Paulk v. D. B. Mull. Exchange National Bank v. J. G. Porter et al. Haygood & Cutts v. E. C. Perkins et al. Jno. N. King v. I. Gelders. J. P. Minshew v. A. P. Mercerirs. G. O. Minshew v. A. P. Mercerirs. Walter Porter v. Clifford Jackson et al. E. M. Whitehead v. W. M Jones et al. Mary Benzine v. Matt Benzine. Underwood Typewriter Co. v. Haygood & Cutts. THURSDAY. Ocilla Southern R’y Co. v. J. A. Justice. Ocilla Southern R’y Co. v. F. R. Justice. Eason & Bull v. J. Caleb Clark et al. Aaron Mobley et al. v. John McMillan et al. J. F. Dickson v. City of Fitzgerald. Elizabeth Barnes v. B.T.Strickland. Macon Fertilizer Works v. Jas. Fletcher. Walden v. Bowen, Rec., et al. W. J. Josey v. E. E. Rooch. Mrs. R. E. Wynn v. C.T. Cooper; 1. C. E. N. Davis v. Mrs. G. W. Urmey The foregoing assignment of cases is approved. Cases not reached on the day assigned will be passed to the head of next day’s calendar. W. F. GEORGE, Judge Superior Court, Cordele Judicial Circuit. Ben Hill Superior Court, October Term, 1912, List of Grand and Trumbrawn for said Term McGlamory, M. G. Davis, R. Hiteh, Chas. Paulk, Jas. Jr. Gaff, Larkin Dodd, H. M. Young, S. Jr. Pool, W. A. McMillan, Geo. Clark, P. F. Scarbrough, J. W. Dorminey, G. J. Fitzgerald, Tharp Lee, R. E. VERSE JURORS, FIRST WEEK: Pixon, 5 D. Merecier, A. P. Hunter, S. T. Dalee, W. D. Hanes J. M. Luke, J. B. Albritton, J. B. Hunter, G. C. George, J. A. Hale, E G. Young, D. F. Poweli, H. G. Griffin, T. M. Broadhurst, W. G. Null, D. F. Dixon, L. L. McLendon, R. W. Griffin, T. J. TRAVERSE JURY. SECOND WEEK. Hussey, E. Benton, Chas, Fletcher, Blonie. Barton, B. F. Young, A. R. Littlefield, N. N. Yarbrough, Tom. Stevens, M. M. Livingston, Toliver J. Lee, C. B. Dorminey, W. R. Land, Fred. Alberson, J. E. Royal, B. S. Porterfield, J. W. Batton, C. B. McDonald, J. M. Young, M. D. Thurmond, A. H. Miller, O. W. Thornton, J. D. Stever, C. R. Martin, D. L. Brannon, Geo. W. BEARBRAND, PAINLESS'S EYE WATER and SALVE. If you have weak, watery, sore or inflamed eyes, granulated lids, wild hairs, eye ulcers or even T. MPORARY. BLINDNESS resulting from either of these, ST s. RONE Bear Brand Painless Eye Water and Salve Gives Instant Relief. It is healing, soothing, easy to apply and harmless even to the youngest babe. Price, including bottle of eye water, box of salve and glass pipette with rubber bulb for dropping water into the eyes, 25¢ at best stores or by mail. Try it today, if not satisfied, your dealer will refund your money. THE LEWIS BEAR DRUG COMPANY, Inc., Montgomery, Ala. QUICK RELIEF FOR SORE EYES GOFFINS and CASKETS, All prices from the cheapest to the best. All calls will receive our immediate attention. Send in Furniture & Undertaking Company, Day Phone 116. Night Phone 375. For Sale at a Bargain Price 8 room house with sewerage and bath on two 40 foot lots at 606 south Main street, big garden well fenced. New stable and good buggy house. Located in best residence part of the city. Apply to W. H. Bailey at 3rd National Bank. Mrs. O. E. Able, of Macon, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. H. F. Newton, who is very sick at her home on Oconee ave. And occasionally a woman thinks she is marrying a mighty oak only to discover later that she is tied to a stick. GRAND JURORS. Evans, W. U. Ne vcomer, C. A. Harris, F. W. Williamson, A. L. Murray, V. D. Kilerease, C. R. Lee, O. D. Dorminy, R. R. Ewing, A. B. Strange, J. C. Denmark, A. H. Robitzsch, W. H. Holtzendorf, C. A. Morris, J. W. Barrentine, J. M. Hopkins, M. S. McCall, R. L. Taylor, W. A. Royal, C. A. Hogan, W. T. Hayes, C. W. Armantrout, Jas, Gibbs, S. Y. McLean, G. W. Lagerstrom, G. A. Austin, F. C. Barnes, B. B. Farmer, E. K. Luke, T. J., Jr, Newton, A. F. Gelders, I. Haddock, F. J. Vaugh, Y. D. Dickey, T. J. McLendon, W. R. Mixon, Jno. C. Hyatt, W. P. Lewis, N. J. Wilson, J. C. Murray, R. H. Player, Geo. Ball, C. C, Eldred, F. J. Butts, J. B. Reeves, M. F. Swearinger, J. N. Handley, R. V. Adams, D. P. McAllister, D. G. Taylor, J. L. Johnson, G. H. Fowler, D. S. Taylor, Reason. Taylor, J. Burton. Webster, M. P. Glover, J. C. When it says: The more a man neglects his business for booze, or politics, or committee work generally, the more he complains about hard times. You never knew a man who neglected his work who wasn’t always complaining about the country going to the bad.” 