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ML’ST HR. PAID IN
ADVANCE ONLY
One Cent A Word
TRY A WANT
AD.
electrical work.
For the L.*-*r electrfral work rotor* to
a*. W• also »arry a full Wo- ot elec-
trie supplies, ate. also globes. both
carbon and Tungsten
Southern Electric SuPpi/ Co.
Sylvan M Uyck, Mgr
*9 Lott Stre-t Phone 2W.
34 lm
• .CIGAR SALESMAN WANTKU. El
perl-nre unn‘*cea»nry. Sell our brands
to the retail trad- III* pay Write
for full particular* at once. Globe Cl-
fir Co. Cleveland. Ohio. 1291m.
FUHNIHIIKI) ROOMS AT THE JKF-
hr into Hotel. cool loratlona, prices
reasonable 3 30 tf
Foil 8AI.K—l«arg«* house and lot So
t| Thomas afreet. II V Barnes 1C
Brunei street or Dr J, C. Rlppard.
FOR SALE—On- 3x too l/x-omotlve
JCl2l. Aim. one «0 (on «*D||lne 16x21.
Both la good shape and ready for *er
tire, wood burner* For further Infor
mal Ion write or see, O I. Hell, Way-
cross. Ha.
UPHOLSTERING— 1 Done flrsl rlaaa
R'-MNOoable prices. Slip rover* a ape-
daily. Addre** tlpholaterer 2H Jane
stieel. w f and m 61.
WANTED—At once; to buy or rent
se- ond hand. Invalid Rolling Choir.
W.ite Box. 330, Waycro**. (ia 27 3l
V\ ANTED Young man desire* posl-
lion an stenographer and office anal*-
taut Addr*-** ' u ' care WnyrriHu Her*
WANTED \k,. iO'liii, .
to liutli, by gotitW’Uiatt, Aildn
ROOM WANTED—Near Imalnca* auc
tion of rlt>. state pit lien la r* Adilre**
inarw Box 272
WOAROCRS WANTED—Fl\c board-
pi* wanted at 71 Pendleton at reel tit
Buy
Something To
Eat, and
#u*
Buy It From
Cowarts
388
FIRST CLASS
BAKERY
BRFAD. < ms and PIES.
RctH cvcnv n ay
PHONE 72
Waycross Bakery
UH Muller Hircrl.
Attend The
Waycross
Dancing Academy
At the Jefferson Hotel
Every Tuesday and Friday from
:30 lo 8:45 p m
Helect Dance from 9 t.» II
I prn
*ll|i i
rani.*
Call at the Jefferson Hotel at
7 lb for m.nC-ieblp card* and
(Ull lief i* II it- i.l
I. D Fahey.
J I)
FLORENCE HOTEL
WILL BE REOPENED
MRS. R. 9 BENJAMIN. OF FIT*
GERALO. HAS opened up the
FLORENCE MOTEL AND IT WILL
OC REFURNISHED ANO PUT IN A
riRST CLASS ANO UP-TO-DATE
STYLE. ANO Trifc BEST OF AC
COMMODATIONS WILL BE FUR-
NISHCO MRS BENJAMIN IS
WELL KNOWS TO THE TRAVEL
ISO PUBLIC
SPECIAL RATES TO RAILROAD
MEN.
MRS- P A BENJAMIN*
C A DOWNEY M D V
VETENARI AN
fj Alb-my A.c-iue Waycro**. Ca.
The cen«u* enumerators will be at
work several days looter In Waycross
DoaT five them an> trouble but come
«p and fl»e the desired information.
BEST HAMS 22c
OTHER KINDS 20c
BACON 17c
LARD 12c
24 l u . O. B. Flour. 1 PKG. HOS.
PREP $1.00
24 lb SACK. OTHER KIND ... 85c
1 BU. MEAL. 4B lbs $1.00
1 BU. GRITS. 48 lbs $1.00
17 lbs. FINE SUGAR $1.00
20 Ibl. GOOD RICE $1.00
1 BU. IRISH POTATOES $1.00
1 BUSHEL SWEET POTATOES . 90c
8 lbs. BEST GREEN COFFEE ..SlOO
6 lb. PCKCS. ARBUCKLES ....$1.03
10 lbs. BEST BUTTER COMP. $2.80
5 lbs. BEST BUTTER COMP. ..$1.40
1 dor DIME BRAND MILK ....$1 00
| 1 dor DIME BRAND TOMATOES 75c
j 5 gal. K. OIL 40c
5 gal. GASOLINE 75c
IN THE MARKET WE HAVE
CHICKENS. EGOS. PORK. BEEF.
SAUSAGE. HAM, SLICED BONELES
HAM. BALONOA LIVER AND C. C
ASK US WHEN YOU PHONE 388
WHAT WE HAVE.
HAV. CORN. OATS. SHORTS.
BRAN. C 8 MEAL AND HULLS
PHONE 288 FOR THEM NICE FISH.
IF 283 OR 38S FAIL TO GIVE PER
FECT SATISFACTION. PLEASE
PHONE 433.
YOURS FOR BUSINESS AND LESS
MONEY. r ?QI
BANT.
Cowart,
Just
Don’t
Forget
the
Money.
Personal!
Mita Carrie Parham Boos! Editor <
A Waycroaa truck grower ha* plant
ed 2 acre, in radishes. Come to think
about it (hat is some radishes.
Mr. and Mr*. J. it. Blaine, of Sav
annah. are in the city guest# of Mr.
and Mrs J. (J. Bialne for a few day*.
Mr. and Mr*. P. A. Hay will ].
tonight for Atlanta, where they
•pend some days.
The Herald I* thankful that the
Brunswick fir*- la*t night was not more
s-riou*
Judg- Roan and Co! Marcus Die*
eraon. of Dougla.- ar»- welcome visit
ors to the city today
Mrs. A P. Perham icturned last
night aft-r a visit of several days to
relative* at Valdosta.
Preaching at all the churches tomor
row. You ar- cordially invited to at
tend
Mr. and Mr*. J. C. S. Boyd return
ed home yesterday after a pleasant
visit to Brunswick.
Miss (ius*ie Townsend, of Brun-
wlck Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Townsend
Mrs. Vernon Jone# was hostess for
the Merry Matron# this week. A de
lightful afternoon waa spent by the
club.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have on sale home mad
e-indies at the band concert tonight.
The concert will begin at eight: 15
The Rev. William Hirst Heigham.
the new Rector of Grace Episcopal
church will officiate at all the services
tomorrow. A hearty welcome will
*\tvnded those who attend.
HOME FURNITURE CO.
Oak Bed Room Sails $19.50 ap. Iron Beds From $2.50 op.
Some Special Values In These Beds.
$1 2 50 451b. Fancy Tick Felt Mattress, only .... $7.75
Our Leader, 451b. Roll Edge Fancy Tick Cotton Mattress, only - $5.90
Regu'ar Price $8.50
Rubberoid Floor Covering is Ideal, Sanitary, Durable and Cheap,
—45 cents per yard.
WE LEAD IX LOW PRICES, And Sell Any Way You Care to Buy For
Cash or EASY Payments. Can arrange terms to suit all.
Get Our Prices Before You Buy.
PHONE
49
N HOME FURNITURE CO. H
40 Plant
Ave.
Mrs. Charley Ficken will ent-rtain
e Pre-hyierlan Ladle* Aid Society
M »! •:.»*. r.Porm on at 3:3u o'clock. Kv-
. :> r*i of .. rt» I*ty U ur.eJ to
I-- p: fOi:{.
The friend-* of Julius Taylor will
!»<• pleased to learn that he is Improv
ing and will honn lie able to be out
ava<ii. Hi* mother arrived last night
from Wilmington and is now at his
hi d ru'i
Mr. T. .1 Iktrlln: of Waycross has
i»«*en honored a* the only delegate
from thl* section to the National Lay*
men’# Mi*»onarv Conference to be
held In Chicago next week. The meet
ing will lie attend-d by upward of five
thousand m*n.
Folks All Gone Away?
Come in and take Breakfast, Din
ner and Supper with us. We’ll give
you as delicious a meal as you want-
serve it appetizingly—with no vexa
tious delay,
\
Tony Browns Restaurant
Undar New Management.
P. Pappadeas, Mgr.
-THE-
| Lucas & Green |
: 100 ALBANY AVE. f
: PHONE 463 ?
• Fresh Fish,
: Fresh Meat
and Groceries.
PROMPT DELIVERY
Southern States Life Insurance Co.
Arthur W. Almand,
GENERAL AGENT-
CR TS. E. HARPEK, Special Agent.
312 LaGrande Bldg. Waycross. Ga.
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Tonight at Central Baptist Taber
nacle Kvang*ll#: Ita .iber will use for
hi# subj -cl "Men Who Turn to!
Dog*". Mr Nuru ll of the Y M. C. A. I
will *ing Yo»i :«re Invited Won’t you i
livery man in the dt> Is invited to
t*-nd the ?>*r\;r«- tomorrow night at
•rural Baptist Tabernacle. Evauge-
>t Itauiber will preach on •‘Present i
»> Kill#.’’ At :: *;•» there will be a
eclal service for women.
SIXTH GRADE HONOR RO-L.
MRS. HEIOT’S CLASS-
IJIIington Kill# Josie May Scykes,
Florence llemb*. Hertlia Allen. David
Higginbotham Georgia Morton. Frow-
an> Birth Inc. Hollingsworth. Sara
1 Declicious Soda
WE ARE STILL SERVING DE S
LICIOUS SODA AT OUR
FOUNTAIN. ALSO THE PUR- jjj
EST AND BEST ICE CREAM jw
WE OELIVER ICE CREAM.
BUT OO NOT OELIVER SODA
CALL ANO GET IT AT THE Jtj !
FOUNTAIN PHONE 305 £2
REDDING’S g;
H. J. CARSWELL, M. D
PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON.
Office in Southern Building.
Over the Gem Pharmacy.
Office Plione 376. Reside ore Phone 440
SOUTHERN
| i ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO
H kluds of Electees!
Worn and Supplies
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
2'* Lott Street. Phone 20$
TEXTILES HAVE DISPLAY
S.nalcto
being brought t
ket And other
fairly plentiful
Notice To All Male Persons.
Between the age of 16 and 50 years.
Irish potatoes are all who lives In the limits Of the city
h - Wav cross mar* ‘f Waycro**: that street taa for th«
r jy vegetable* are -y*»r 1S10 is now due. If paid before
.July the 1st. $2.W» for the year after
! aid date $4.00. AH policemen will col-
r \ ect. This the 16th day of March 1910
Colley. City Marshal.
BE SURE YOU ARE COUNTED.
Rev R A ll:«»w n will give a descrip- j
tlon of hi* tnp to Scotland tomorrow *
nisbt at 7 - • at the Presbyterian
church Re% Brown -pent 6 month*
*tud>ing st Hlascow l'Diversity and
while there (reached at some church (
each Sunday He al*o *pent some! location and a special messenrer will I log the house
Edln.mnnuh and la)ndon. j l?e sent to enumerate you or your
i!»!ii i* -,n\ itej to come. j family
In Memory of Oaniel Boone.
Salisbury. X. C.. IX**cenuunt* of J
Daniel Boon.- and a host of other ad I
mlrers of the famous pioneer gather
ed today at the old Boone homestead }
near here and took steps for the p»*r-1
pet nation of the memory of Daniel j
lloone and the preservation of tl.oj
cabin In which he lived while a re*- J
hk*i.t (i Davidson county. The cabin
Cincinnati April 30.—Textile niann*
fa. turer* of the South are showing a
decided interest in the coming Ohio
Valley K\po«ltlon. to be held In tbl*
city from August 29 to September 24.
and which I# designed to exploit the
produei». resources and Industrie* of
the Ohio Valley and the entire South.
There 1* « conviction among the tex-
1, 13 If TfHored. », Bf.tl>- « tx»,lT n -' »»BMl«turett th«t thflr KOOd.
b!f. to tlif condition It f«. In wh.n! ,l,v '' no< bw>n •o«ctontly ejploltfd
Bcx.ne crtupled It and a suitable tnon- - ln lhl » *«■"■>» during the past—that
nmont in nifmory of the plon-c-c will "**■ ohl ° V «««T *»"> (»r»h»r
Telephone number 25 and give your I 1*e erected In the ground# surround ' * n ' 1 not fare ** ,n •• cur, °K
textile* a* It might do If It took ad-
\antage of the Industries lying prac
tically at It* doors. For that reason
tl* Southern textile manufacturer*
•'r*- anxious to make sn extraordinary
of their products which. It*
• > way. at !ea*t equal those of oth*
i»w*!..*,« of the country further re-
f-om the Ohio Valley. The dls-
ay cf textile# frem the South will
*•» s* !e«» *d »*y a *t>eclal committee.
:ipr« the \ar1ons railroads of
!.• South, and made up of experts
* ho w ill take erery opportunity of
Aal'irg this feature one that will be
I erult to the textile Industry of
ThatOurlce Cream
IS the best ever—VAOE in
BRICKS ANY COLOR OR COL
ORS UPON SHORT NOTICE.
THE SEALS PHARMACY
(THE PEXALL STORE.)
Express Monty Order* Day or NifhtJ
GLADSTONE LEAVES
FOR SOUTH AFRICA.
Inoodon. April 30— Vi-count (Rad
nor* arrompained by the Viscount-
and a n
*ix\ for Sou*h Afrlr:
suiter
to ;
. flr-t C*
»ral *
t • a Foaih African roufe.Jerk:Ion com
-. *#ed of the union of Cape Colony,
N’aal. the Transvaal ?nd the Orange
River Colony. It Is proposed to In-
ougurat# the union oQcially on May-
31 und-r the Presidency of the Prince
ot Wales, who D going to South A(- A:> uica In general, ard the Southern
rlca to preside at th* ceremony. a an iacturers in particular.