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WHOLESALE and RETAIL Cold Wave is Coming, But we Arc Prepared.
HAY, GRAIN, BRAN, COW FEED, CRACKED CORN,
'■'TON SEED MEAL, HULLS, SHORT8. CORN
CHOP, FLOUR MEAL, CRI TS, ETC,
We Sell at Retail at Wholesale Prices
! TERMS LASH
T. Q. BIBB
PHONE 268
SMOKE
S. £r. P. SMORERS & El ORO'S
THE DEST CLEAH HAVANA CIGARS
B i g Shipment of Goods; Arrived Today
Consisting of Ladies, Misses and Childrens Coats and Fleeced Lined Underwear
Almost Fveryihing in New Millinery Goods. Childrens Fur Sets $1.50 to $6.98.
FURS FROM $1.50 TO FIFTEEN DOLLARS
The Way cross ‘Bazaar, r. s.
Bollard
£ocal &■ Personals.,^
. Jos. W. Bennett, of Bruns-
spent today In Wnycross.
PLEASANT MOMENTS STATION.
As is Its usual custom will entertain
you tcnight If you will came out.
liccse don't forget to come.
! Cel. Poppell, of Jcsup,
It or iu Waycrosa today.
Louis Harvard, of Jackso
tsterday in the city.
I Mr. Harley Tyre, the well kncv
(iotuiug salesman, is now with H.
t j Seaman anw will be glad to reo 1
I friends at that store.
of Beach, is
nktht. Great interest is being: mani- j Wnycross today. The doctor will re-
fericd in the meetings there. turn to Wnycross tomorrow nigh^ to
. j jj ear t j le returneg f rom t ij 0 election.
lira. J. H. Redding left this morning
for Coving,ton and other points in
North Georgia on a week’s visit.
. Cel. Poppel, of Screven, Is here to
day in attendance on Ware Superior
Couit, am! is stopping at the Phoenix.
.Airs. Ripparc! and Mrs. Chandler
spent Friday in Jacksonville to the
carnival.
Mrs. Maynard anJ Miss Monroe
Were visitors in Jacksonville Satur
day. ' 4 S
MrsiB. W. Blackstock and child, of
Atlanta, are with her husband, Mr. B.
W. Blackstock, at the Phoenix. -
Mrs. G. H. Remshart. who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. J. H. Red
ding in this city, left this morning for
her home in Savannah
Mr . J. K. Carswell made a very fine
talk at the First Baptist church yester
day.
Miss Maggie Crawley spent Satur
day in Jacksonville, the guest of Miss
Jean Reynolds. *
Judge Joe Bennett, of Brunswick
and Hon. Wm. G. Brtintley arrived In
the city on the early morning train
and arc at the LaGrande.
Mrs. J. W Seals sang, a very beau
tiful solo at the First Methodist church
last evening which was very much'en
joyed.
Mrs. Cotter and two children, wife
and children of Mr. Cotter, of the Cy
press Mill Co., arc expected in the
city this week. They will be the
guests of the LaGrande.
Mrs. Frye and Miss Mary Wescott
have Just returned from a summers
outing of several months and.are at
’home on Gilmore street. They came
from Macon yosterday.
Mr. W. L. Hinson is expected home
from Battle Creek, Mich., next Friday.
Mr. Hinson’s health is saidAo be con
siderably improved by his trip.
Misses Maud Williams, Ada Wil
liams, Mary Houke and Messrs. Lester
Sweat, Harry Robinson and Mr. Hol
ton spent Saturday in .Tucksonvlle at
the carnival.
I WANT ADS.
Brings Results.
COAL”* Jclnco * lDe nne8t co * 1
•ellverl quick. Seasonjd wood, au>
length. Brewer & Simians, Phom
FOR RENT— Threo 6room dwel-
ings, Nos. U, J1 and 13 Reynolds street.
Apply B. D. Film, 82 Albany Ave. tf
! V/ANTED“ Succ ° 88 Magazine
WOOD”* 061 vour aoaBoned the services of a man in Waycross
wood, any length, delivered quick to io.k after expiring subscriptions
trom Brewer & «‘rman». Phone 205 tl antl to 80curo new business by means
of special methods unusually effective,
The addition of Mrs. Herbert Wilson
and Miss Minnie Murphy with their
violins in the choir at the Methodist
church, added greatly to the music yes
terday.
Bishop H.. C. Morrison, D. D., L. L.
D., of Leesburg, Fla, spent Friday
night in the city, leaving on Saturday
morning Cor Balnbridge, where ho
preached yesterday While In the city
he was autographed at the Phoenix.
Dr. R. P. Izlar and family arrived at
home this morning after an absence
of some v months. The doctors' nealth
is greatly Improved. It is unnecessary
to state that the doctor is being warm
ly welcomed by scores of friends.
Good medicines are more
necessary than good food.
When you're strong and well
a little poor food won't have
any lasting bad affects, but
when youTe weak and sick
a little poor medicine will
work untold harm.
Good medicines are the
only kind we sell. 4 We pat
the purest and freshest
drags Into prescriptions.
Our prices are right, too.
We have an excellent dys
pepsia core, If you art suf
fering from any form of this
common disease. REXALU
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
assist the gastric jokes, act
ILL %££££
’ to derive all tha nutri-
food and ear.
body*
add .fit <b*
ThLEskALS^HARMACY.
WATCB088, 0*.
Mr. Will ScriiggH left Saturday for
Savannah, where he has accepted a
position in the, office of the Standard
Fuel, Supply Company. Will has the
best wishes of a large number of
friends here who aro sorry to have
him leave Waycross.
Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Izlar and the
children arrived this morning from At
lanta. The doctor is looking well
and was warmly greeted by his many
friends here.
FOR STORING furniture see P os,t,on permanent; prefer one with
T. J. or Simon, Martin. Wo store all kperienoe, !>ut would consider any
kinds of goods and do all kinds of *»» llean t ">«* K 00 ' 1 Mtur “> qualifies-
draying and moving houseiioll goods Uom,: “>"T *1.59 Per day. will, com-
a specialty. T. J. MARTIN. mission option. Address, wltli refer-
Phone, 129 Residence 32 Church sL enc< ? - c - Peacock, Room 102, Sue-
lm j. w cess Magazine, New York.
CYPRESS STOVE WOOD F0R 8ALE—One horso dray, cheap
—18 inch Cypress Wood, split ready * or cash * A PPiy F - I* Paso. Way-
tor the stove, 50c for 1 horso load; cr ° 88 Tailoring and Pressing Club.
$1.00 for 2 horse load at the mill. Cy
press is better than oak for the stove.
No soot, steady heat. Waycross Cy
press Co., 2 tf.
HOU8E8 FOR RENT—45, 61, 65
Brunei street and 23 Kolock street.
Rates to good tenants. Eh H. Reed 48
Jane. 27 6t.
FOR RENT~ Rooma ,n SouUlon|
Hot if *or *ent. See D. A O. Lott
WANTED-^ with sick hus
band and three children to caro for,
Wants sewing. Mrs. Newman, corner
Surest and Reynolds street. Can bo
reached by telephone No. 314 (War
rens Store.) tf
BOARD—6 or 4 gentlemen can find
good board and rooms In refined fam
ily at f J.50 a week two In a room.
Address “M” caro of Herald. tf.
8ALE8MAN WANTED—Experience
■ ■ ; unnecessary. $100 per month and
BOARD—For the sake of company expenses. Royal Cigar Co., Chicago,
will take to board a married couple Ill.
without children, or two young ladles,
for $3.00 per week each. Mrs. U. M.
Webster; 54 Jane street.
There is no guess work about the
dividend-paying power of our CertJfl
vnir* of Deposit.
The interest io payable every three
tr.oiKbs from the date of your Jeno
ut. at the following rates:
5 PERCEWT
FCH ONE YEAR, AMOUNTS CF
Ji.CCa AND UPWARDS. •
41-2 PER CENT
FOR SIX MONTH, ANY AMOUNT
3 PER CENT
ON demand, any AMOUNT
3 1-2 PER CENT
ON SAVING DEP08IT8 SUBJECT
TO CHECK.
Branch Bank at Thomasville, Ga.
Bull & Broughlon.St. Sav. Ga
H, Myers, Pr..-
J. Paul«on, V-P.
I. M. Bryan, Caih.
A. Sweat, Aa-Catk
OGLETHORPE SAVINGS AND Tl'Jif C)A?\\Y
We Want Everybody to Come
FOUND—A bunch of keys, valuable
17 2w no doubt to the owner, have been left
at the Herald office. Owner can. got
them by calling at Herald office and
paying for this ad.
24 6t.
Mr. Tl G. Hilliard will arrive tomor
row from Jasper, Fla., to voto for
Bryan and Kern. Mr. Hilliard is
scheduled for a speech at the opera
house tomorrow night while return*,
of the election are being received.
CIGAR 8ALE8MAN WANTED.—
In your locality to represent us. Ex
perience unnecessary; $110 per month FOR 8ALE—Collard plants 6 and 8
and expenses. Write for particulars, inches high, at 130 Plant Avenue 3t
Monarch Cigar Co., St. 'Louis, Mo. —
FOR SALE—A small, well paying
— business in Waycross for snlo chonp
FOR RENT—5 room house with all f or cas h. Reason for selling owner
modern conveniences; near depot, 40 dcnlrcs to engage in another lino of
Reed street. Apply at 63 Eads stret business. Any person interested can
30 2t. j get information from A. P, Perliam, Jr.
n. j. McClellan died today.
After an Illness of several month*.
\fr. Newt. J. McClellan <McJ at the
homo of his father, Mr. J. E. McClel
lan, about three miles west of. Way-
this morning at 5:30 o’clock.
While Mr. McClellan’s death ha*
hsen expected for some week?, B
came as a shock to his many friends
I:tl the public generally.
Fcr a great many years Mr. McClol-
\<.t, served on the police force of this
city and no more popular officer jr>
,-.*r beer connected with the force
• vr known and liked by both old
. ;.J yoLg -. and has always been con
‘!excel a most efficient servant of tb»
city. ' „
The funeral' will occur tomorro*
morning at 10 o’clock* from the horr
of his brother, Mr. T. J. McClellav
on Tebeau street. The services wi
be conducted by Rev. W. H. Scrugg
The intenpent will occur in Lott cer
etery Immedfately after the service
at the McClellan home.
The deceased leaves alx alsters an-
three brohtrea. HU alaters are Mr
A. L. Wheeler, of Appling county, Mr
Wilder, of Waycroes, Misses Ball!*
Dora, Allie and Ruth. Hla brtrther
are W. *. McClellan, who U at pre
ent In Coranada, Cal, C. J.; who is I
P|ne Bluff, Ark., and T. J, and Tra
of this city.
. .LOST—Between Lee avenue and the FOR RENT—Now .cottage corner
school building, a pair, of eye glasses Gilmore and Drain streets, also nice
In leather case. Pease return to Her- cottage, good repair on Drain street
aid office. near In. Apply Phoenl* Hotel. 31 tf
Infants Bear skin and fancy velvet
coats, various colors at $2.98 and $3.50
In today at
Tho Waycross Bazaar.
Phone 10 tor fresh fish, coney, King
* Co.
WOOD! WOODI WOOD!
We have 400 cords of 4-foot wood,
mostly ilghtwood for sale. Price $1.60
per cord, f. o. b. Elsie. Write us
fo particulars. Woodard & Co.,
tf. Elsie, Git.
Why Do You
Read This?
Becauic the Ad Writer made it attractive to your eye.
It is just so with Fred Kautfmann
TAILORING
The cutting, the fit and the ityle make
. them attractive to the eye.
You need not drea loud.
. . The beauty of Fred Kauffmann Tailoring
> Create, attention and improves every
man s appearance. We «how almoit 500
Fal Pattern, priced from $12.50 (be
Sint up to $50:00. The Mott Perfect
TaJoong under the rim.
Waycross Tailoring & Pressing Club.
And look it tho bargain, ire are oE-
1 ferlng In farma.
One twonty-flyo aero farm and dwell*
.*■' }ng undor wire fenco clot. In (or
WSinot buy yourielf a amalt farm
now and put out pencan trcoa, ani
bavo a comfortable borne and Income
(or your declining yoara.
--If you are Intereated call on the
DEBN REALTY A IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY, And let them leow yog
what they bare.
BEAUTY IN JEWELRY.
I, not tho only requisite. Reliability
l» equally Important. That la why
this la a Hafa place to buy that locket
necklace, brooch, bracelet or ring.
For you can depend on the Jewelry
yqu buy hare. Wo warrant tho exact
quality of what we sell. You can
Judge of the beauty for younelf. The
Quality Is aaiured by our guarantee.
Little & Odom,
dewelors.
or fiuui we make many varieties of
BREAD.
Escb kind is different la sbspe. dif
ferent in method of making and dll-
f*>**{-.,f t ept#,r T.ppfHv rrijeessafy .‘j
:-••it. We uiake
nothin* L-ki wh caunoi roco'uuiend.
.«• C- HUBER-
Items of Interest At
The Original Garment Store
GARMENTS FOR COMFORT KIMON08 WRAPPERS -
HOUSE DRESSES JACKET8, CHARMING COMFOR
TABLE,. CONVENIENT.
COAT SUITS, FRESH FROM MAKERS HAND8.
8KIRTS, THE LATEST SHEATH EFFECTS. EVERY
THING IN ladies GARMENTS FROM HATS TO
HOSIERY. '
WE ARE KEEP-INO UP OUR HIGH STANDARD OF
. EXCELLENCE IN GOCC3, BUT SACRIFICING OUR
PROFIT8 IN THE PRICES.
