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THE WAVCftreg WEEKLY HEKALD FEED WHOLESALE and RETAIL HAY, GRAIN, BRAN, COW FEED, CRACKED CORN, -'TTON 8EED MEAL, HULLS, SHORTS, CORN CHOP, FLOUR MEAL, GRI T8, ETC, We Sell at Retail at Wholesale Prices _ TERM8 DASH T. O. BIBB PHONE 263 SMOKE ^ J. M. COX, CO. FIGARO’S THE BEST CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS cCocal €r Personals. PLEA8ANT MOMENTS STATION. la one of the most pleasant places jr a short rest anywhere In the coun- ry. The variety of cenes Is so great that after visiting there for a month It is impossible for you to tell all about one fifth of what you have 6een there Road each day what is on the Board and Slate in front of Pleasant Mo ments Station, and thereby learn something that may prove of special interest to you, something Interesting in moving pictures every tight. Oen. Gilchrist left tnls morning for lis home In Punta Gorda, Fla. Judge J. L. Sweat, returned last light from a visit to all the import ant points on the compass. The Waycross preachers who grp. returning from their summer vacations lnd the devil still on to his job. _. v See our Wood, at 2S3. Humphreys & Williamson baa a full lne of Fall and Winter goods at prioes to suit you. prospects grow brighter and as the sun rises and seta. Pull tor Waycross and stop grumbling: Mr. Archibald C. Spence, who cai o attend the marriage of his friend, ar. Harry Hammock, has returned to ils Florida home. Mr. R. B. Cotter, general manager of the Waycross Cypress Company, returned this morning from a business rip to -Jacksonville. The Ware county ftrmer who makes plenty of corn, potatoes, syrup an«l meat Is as independent as two or three wood sawyers. Lot’s of ’em are doing this year. BUTTON-HAMMOCK WEDDING. A quiet but pretty and picturesque wedding was solemnized Wednesday afternoon at 26 Lee Avenue when Miss Nina Madeline Sutton was united in marriage to Mr. Harry F. Hammock, of Anona, Florida. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. H. Scruggs of the First Baptist Church. ' The parlors were, prettily decorated with potted plants, ferns and trailing vines, the color schemg being green and white. —— Preceded by the two wee maidens, MissesEunlce Vann and Thelma Por ter, who acted as flower girls, and Miss Mabel Sutton, the maid of honor, the couple entered to the strains of the .Lohengrin Wedding March, played softly by Mis* Edna Hammock, sister of the groom. Throughout the cere mony Miss Hammock played very sweet and low, "Love Me and World is Mine,” and at the close, Men delssohn’s Wedding March. The bride wgs radiantly lovely In a gown'of white silk exquisitely trim med with lace, and carried a bouquet of Bride roses. Miss Sutton was gpwhed in white lingerie.and carried a bouquet of ferns. The beauty and interest of the oc casion was greatly enhanced by- the presence of a bevy of young girls, tm> sisters and friends of the brl«te and groom. The bride is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Sutton of Way- cross. formerly of Savannah. The sroom'is a sob of Judge and Mrs. George. Wesson Hammock of* Anona, Fla., and Is conected with many of the prominent families of that section. The out of town guests were Mr. Ar chibald C. Spence and Miss Edna Hammock, .of Anona, Fla., the Misses Florence, Nelmcr, Ethelyne and Nina Oliver and Mrs. George William Burt of Savannah. Mr. and Mrs. Hammock were the recipients of many beautiful presents. After the ceremony refreshments were served. A little later amid showers of congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Ham mock left on the evening train for Jacksonville. From there they will go to St. Augustine, Tampa and other places, and then will make a short OUR FALL. LINE OF Ladies and Misses Skirts, Shirtwaists, Neckwear, Belts, Gloves, Hats, Ribbons and Feathers are in And on Sale. COME IN AND SEE THE NEW STYLES Whether You Want to Buy or Not, we will promise not to try to Sell You Everything shown you. THE WAYCROSS BAZAAR. 48 PLANT AVE. R. B. POLLARD, Prop. PHONE 477 WANT ADS. % Brings Results. COAL -J * ,uco ' tt * Bnen w* leltverl Quick. Seasoned wood, anJ length. Braver * Slrman*, Plum* Hon. Wm. 0. Brantley has returned a his home at Brunswick. Mr. Brant-1 visit to Mr. Hammock’s parent, at ley reports that Wm. J. Bryan fs gam- Anona. In? strength all over the north west | Their future homo will bo at Largo. r od will probably be elected president, where Mr. Hammock has been engag- —— | cd in the orange business for soveral | Mrs. Frank R. Clarke, who has been I years past. Largo Is In tho beautiful Visiting her mother. Mrs. G. H. Rems-1 West Coast territory of South Florl- turn at her summer home at White da. 31uff, is now with her little daughters, Mice and Marie, with Dr. and Mrs. J. Redding before returning to her lomo In Jacksonville. WOOD— Gel r° ur g“xL seasoned wood, an y length, delivered qulc. from Brower * Slrmaue. Phone 306 U FOR STORING furnUure ,eo T. J. or Simon, Martin. We .tore all kinds of good* and do all kinds of dnylng and moving household goods a specialty. T. J. MARTIN. Phone, 129 Residence 20 Thomas at lm Mr » ' WANTED -A good. etaUonary fireman; one who can keep the eteam from 90 to 100 pounds. Apply to Way cross Turpentine Company. 16 tf. .HA.BS _j—Tinselled In gold on' 4 beautiful poet cards tor 15 coats. Murray Art Co.. Waresboro, Ga. R tf CYPRESS STOVE WOOD —18 Inch Cypress Wood, split ready for the stove, 60c for 1 horse load; 11.00 for 1 born load at the mill. Cy press Is better than oak for the stove. No root, eteady heat- Waycross Cy press Co., 2 tf. ANSLEY Coai <»“P«i>y co» and Wood. Phone 22. NOTICE - 'TetePhone No. 20 for tinning, repairing, roofing, guttering of any kind. A. P. King & Co. tf. . FOR RENT~° aT ® n room dwell ing, 24 Isabella; three 6-room dwell ings, Nos. 9,11 and 13 Reynolds street Apply B. D. Finn, 82 Albany Ave. FCR RENT- room dwelling No 17 Stepbenron street. Hot and cold water and batha. Varan lot for garden This house sutteble tor two femllles. Price 122.00 Apply No. 9 Heines Ave nue to Scott Beaton. SAINTS RESt FARM FOR RENT. Oalnta Rett firm, the best truck farm la Ware-county ft for rent to the right part/tor another year. Bee ma at one*. 5 ‘ JC P. PBRHAM, SR.. FOR RENT"” 11000 ” 111 SouUiera Hotel for rent See D. ft O. l/>tt LOST —Wh,te P° ,nter P U P> about months old. Flea bitten aq«l brown specks. Reward for information. W. B. Goodrich. 15 3t. We take things easy at Cowarts. VIOTHER8’ MEETING AT TRINITY CHURCH. Mrs. Brewton, Lady Manager of the Juvenile Missionary Society of Trini ty Church has arran:ed for a Mothers’ Meeting at Tri.ilty Church, Saturday 19th Inst, at 3:3<» p. ni. The object of this meeting Is to encourage the children of parents to awaken greater Interest on th£ part of parents In the missionary work of the church. While this Is to be a Mothers’ Meeting we hope to make It of inter est to every one who may attend; we, therefore, extend a cordial Invitation to all adults, male and female, to at tend and give encouragement to the iety by their presence, e following program will be r.end- I Song. 2. Scripture lesson, followed by sen tence prayers. 3. Song. 4. Short talk by lady manger. 5. Business Meeting. 6. Five minutes talk by Pastor. ' 7. Little Crusaders—Fifteen little girls. 9. Recitation—Era Berry. 10. little Workers—Six little girls. 1L Song. 11 Little Missionary Man— B. Fay Mill. 13. Heoitatlo*—”A Penny Por Jesus.” Mary Miller, aeoompaaleJ by •QQg. Tfce Peaay”—Four Utile girls. 14. Closing prayer—R*T. J. W, to*. Alee. LET SJ5 FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS An Experienced Druggist in Charge of that Department. Only the best of You Get What Your Doc tor Orders. The Seals Pharmacy. PHONE 93 WANTED -70 rant 4 or 6 un ' furnished rooms, with all conveniences with a family, or else rent a house with a couple In u desirable part of tho city. Reference exchanged, as rooms must bo with a first class family. Address A. E. C„ cure of Her- aid office. WANTED -A,t,,r ° ct0,,cr ut ' light housekeeping. Address “W” cure WANTED - Ft)r Geor*l» and Florida Schools, male and tamale teachers. More positions than appli cations Apply with itamp. Southeast ern Teachers Bureau, Box 1095 At lanta, Ga. H + + + + + + + + tt + 4> + + + <§• t TRY A BOX OF t REDiNG’S TALCUM POWDER 25C THE POUND FOR SALE -Two 1,100,1 iound puppies, 6 months old. Fine breed. Ap ply T. M. Collins, 186 Albany Ave. 4 2w. WANTED~ LettGr c °py ,n * P re8B Telephone or call at Herald 16 3t WANTFP~ Plainlng mil1 h0,p at once. One hundred saw mill men, October 1st. Jackson Lumber Co., Lockhart, Ala., 10 M Of Excellent Quality and Delightful Perfume Redding A Co* PHONE 305 of r + tt 4* + *4> + 4't4' + + 4"H' + + 'Hi + iHi THERE IS NO SPECULATION WANTED -Trnvt ' lln ® man wl10 ill ninke Waycross his hou 1-quartors utter Oct. 1st, wants two or threo well furnished rooms for wife nml 3-ycar- ild chllil. Address ’W’ care Herald. 17-2 Keep the city clean and white wash the oftk trees. Sit aquaely down on tho “agitator" and make him hunt a Job somewhere- else. Mischief makers aro not want ed In WnycroBB. V. C. PARKER, Contractor & Builder, Waycross, Georgia. We dean fish at Cowart’s. 2S8. APPLES !j F ° * S A L E i| By (he barrel-In large or sma l Ids 1 Box 247. J.E.HALl. WaVKESVILLE.III C. ^ THE MAONIFICANT BOWJEN SOME ON CARSWELL 8TREET WILL REMAIN ON THE MARKET \ SHORT TIME ONLY. 8EE MR. Everything Used. 90WDEN AB0UTIT 0U,CK - The Majestic THF.ATER Pendleton Street Moving Pictures Open From 5 To 10 P. H. PROGRAM “Hobo, Hero,” "Jealous wo man,” "Master as General,” Thoro Is no guoss work about tho dividend-paying power of our Certifi cates of Deposit ' m . . The interest Is payablo overy three months from tho date of your depo sit, at the following ratos: 5 PER CENT FOR ONE YEAR, AMOUNTS OF 61.C00 AND UPWARDS. 41-2 PERCENT FOR SIX MONTH, ANY AMOUNT 3 PER CENT ON DEMAND, ANY AMOUNT 3 1-2 PER CENTI ON SAVING DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK. Branch Bank at Thomasvllle, Ga. Dull & Broughton, SL Sav. Ga. H. Myers, Pres. J. Paulson, V-P. J. M. Bryan, Cash. A. Sweat, As-Casb OGLETHORPE SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. Complete changes! Pro gram Daily. HJ. MORRIS ^Managers.K n PENDLETON ST. PHONB348 pleaty Hot Olsger Ale At I WAYCROSS RESTAURANT Tony Brown, Prop. OPEN ALL NIGHT. Phone 201 The Very choicest thing* are lerved hi re *t *11 time. Right now dellcloui Spring Chlokena fine freah and salt water Flah are oa menu today. Our slab eandwlihes are always good our regular dinner for 26 cents to the beet meal your money can buy. Batter dine with u» today and oat bar* regularly wbU* your family la away. * + + ■*>+ + + * + +l> + *******