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WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD.
PARKI PLACE
Ask Mr. Smith
No Fire In the Kitchen Range
Ho Hot Water in the House
Then is the lime you ap
preciate the conrenteoce of
ELECTRIC
WATER
HEATERS
1
Attach a plug to
the nearest lamp
socket and turn the switch
PINT, QUART, TWO QUART
AND LARGER SIZES
Tint Sise is specially adapted for nursery
W.C. L. & P. £©.
At the Scruggs Pharmacy, La-
Grande Builcfing to tell you of
the real comfort you can ob
tain by the use of Eledtric Ap
pliances in the home. He has
a completeline of Eledtric Irons
Toasters, Water Heaters, and
other useful and attradtious
heating aparatus;
Prices are astonishingly low. Why not in-
sped: the variouS'articles and see how nicely they
work? Also see the new summer styles in Fans,
from the big ones that will cool a large room, to
little ones that a woman can easily carry. If you
want to know anything about them, just
Ask Mr. Smitk
Kehlor’s Neptune Patent
The World’s Bed
For Household
Genuine High
Patent.
Pore Floor Grains
No Flour Dud.
No Inferior
Material.
&
s
<£oui£
Trad* Mark Reg. U. 3. Pal. Off
For Bakers
Specially Milled
For superior ta
ble produdtsof
all kinds
Bread, Hot Biscuits,
Cake, Muffins and
Pastry.
Kehlor’s;;Neptune
Is milled by a system which seledts only the
richest flour particles from the choicest wheat
grown in America. The balance of the flour is
seperated by purifying processes and sold as
lower grade at less price. None of this goes in
to Keillor’s Neptune.
Eevery Paekage Bears the Printed Warranty, NotlChemicafly
Treated.
Jos. Hull & Co., Sole Distributors.
Waycross, Ga.
HDM«PILLS
for, backache, rheumatism, kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irregularities.
i Potty’s Kidney Pills purify the blood, restore lost vitality and vigor. Refuse substitutes,
r0R 8ALB BV 0BM pharmacy.
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Remaina Now to Lie in State.
London, May .—The Impoalng
cere .lioules to be assoeiated with the
funeral of King Edward began today
iJltlr the remora! of the coffin frdm
Buckingham. Palace to Westminister
Hall, where the remains are to lie in
state until the funeral. Immense
crowds of people with bared heads
lined the streets through which the
body of the late monarch was horn
to Westminister. Those who were
privileged to witness the starting of
the procesalon from inside the Palace
grounds arrived early and silently
took up the position alloted to them
There was an entire absence of bus
tle, and decorum prevailed every
where. Insido the palace the royal
mourners were Joining In a last sa
cred service, and this completed, the
casket was prepared fef removal to
the gun carriage in waiting outside
One of the lust acts of tho Mother
Qt cen was to place In the collIn a lit-
til emblem of love in the shape of a
btnch of lilies of the valley.
Westminister Hall, where the late
king's remains will lie In state dur.
lug the next two days, Is the only sec
tion remaining 0 f the great Westmin
ister Palac^, which was destroyed
by are in 1834, and Is now used as a
vestibule to the houses of Parliment.
The hall was begun by William Ru
fus in 1087, and wab destroyed by
tus In 1081, and was destroyed by
Is the work of Richard II-, who had
the walls buttressed and the wooden
roof added In 1388. The celling is
one of the moot remarkable specimens
of timber architecture In existence,
both as regards beauty and construc
tive skill. The hall has been the
scene of many stirring events, and
no other hall in all England la rich
In hiatorlcal associations. Here
was that Oliver Croma-ell took the
oath as lord protector of England,
and here, too, was held the great cor
onation dinner, celebrating the coro
nation of George IV The Hall was
for many years the center of the
English law courts, and It was also
used for great festivals, the lord may
ors being sworn into office there, for
the last time In 1882.
t Georgia Elks in Session,
Macon, Ga., May ' J.—Macon Is in
gala attire for the annual convention
of the Georgia Elks. Delegates rep-
■ rsentlng'the local odges of Atlanta,
Augusta, Savannah, Thomasvllle,
Gainesville, 'Romdf Waycross, Bruns
wick, Athens, Valdosta, Columbus and
n number of- other cities of the State
tilled tho Grand opera house when "the
fathering was callod to order at noon
today l.y the 8tate President, Bruce
C. Jones of this city.
Mayor John T. Moore delivered an
address of welcomo and Joseph 'E.
Pottle, of Milledgevllle, responded.
Burly In the afternoon adjournment
was taken to permit the visitors to
enjoy an automobile parado, barbe
cue and other features of th* enter
tainment arranged tor the evening.
The business of the convention will
e» concluded tomorrow.
High cass Subdivis
. ion for white peope
onjr, on easy terms,
closeto A.C. L. Shops.
: ) ; ' <■ /:;
W. D. /Horton, Agt.
ROOM NO. 4 Southern Hotel Bldg
Atlantic Coast Line Schedule,
ARRIVALS AT WAYCROSS.
From Savannah
Train 189 6:50 am
rain 185 1:00 pm
Train SI 5:55 pm
Train 67 10:00pm
From Montgomery
Train 68 6:15 am
Train 180 (5:46 pm
From Balnbrllc* ft Thomasvllle
Train 18S \ » 8:50 am
From Albany
Train 93 5:00 am
Train 91 1:55 am
Train 97 6:00 pm
From Chloago and Nortweat
. C. Special (via Albany..,.4:55 am
Dixie Flyer (via Tlfton) ....5:25 am
8outh Atlantic Limited 6:35 am
From Brunswick
Tran 96 ; 7:25 am
Crain 90 5:55 pm
From Jacksonville
Train 28 5:45 pm
Crain 32 10:05 pm
Crain P4 • 10:15 pm
Train 92 .' 10:45 pm
From Tampa, High Springs via Du
pont
Train 42 7:26 pm
DEPARTURES.
For Jaaup and Savannah
Train 58 1:85 pm
Train 182 10:00 «B
Train 180 7:80 pot
Train 6:10 pa
For Montgomary
Train 189 J. 8:05 rm
Train 67 ....10:16 pot
For Balnbrldga and Thomaavllta.
Train 189 6:00 ua
For Albany
Train 98 .....10:59 pm
Train 96 7:35 am
'rain 90 5:05 pm
For Chicago and Norlhwmt
. C. Special (via Albany).. 10:50 pm
Dixit Flyer (via Tilton) ....10:20 pm
louth Atlantic Limited 10:10 pm
For Brunswick
Train 91 10:05 pm
Train 07 7:80 pm
For Jacksonville'
rain 95 (Dixie Flyer) 6:25 am
Train 93 .......... ....'....6:00 am
Train 33 '• 6:40 am
rain 21 5:15 pm
For Tampa, High Springs
Train 43 8:00 am
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MORE IN THE MAN
THAN IN THE LAND.
This has been proven many, matty
times. Thft farm of 340 seres with
80 seres of it under s good wire fence
with splendid cypress posts and with
about os much more good land ready
for cultivation, but not under fence,
and about 180 acres good pasturage,
to say nothing of miles of good fees
pasturage in the rear of this valu
able tract. Is a bargain for aomo who
man or parties who wish to make
a safe Investment In a glowing sec
tion. See ms about this place before
somo one else bays It for I am going
to sell It. R Ir 2 1-2 milee fsora Way-
erose. Chaa. H. Redding.
21,590 will buy a house situated near
school and only a abort walk to the
Barlist Gbllcje. The house It on a
large corner lot with 7 to 0 very One
alaid- trees surrounding II. The
house rIoae.dc well wertb $1,40(7 end 1
die lot 2E00. A great real bargain }
this. - ' I
. j C. W. RBDDINO. >
Office up stairs. Redding Bldg. (
QE OR|Q IA SOUTHERN
AND FLrOIRDA RAILWAY
The Popular Route To All Point* Worth And Wear.
ThroughTtalna
In connection with A. C. L., from Waycross via Tlfton to Macon
ATLANTA, KNOXVILLE, CHAT ANOOGA, NASHVILLE, ST.
LOUIS, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE, AND CINCINNATI. '
Coaches and Pullman alseptn go through without change. Dialog
Car Bervloa.
TRAINS OF A, B, * A. R. R. CONNECT AT CORDBLE WITH
TRAINS OP 0. S, A F, RAILWAY FOR MACON ATLANTA
AND ALL POINTS NORTH AND SOUTH.
FOR INFORMATION
as TO RATES, ROUTES, QR SCHEDULES TO ANY POINT
NORTH OR WEST, APPLY TO ANY /}GENT OP THIS COM
PANY, OR ADDRESS.
G. B, Rhodes, G. P. A,
MACON GA.
I. W. Jamison, i\ P. A,
MACON GA.
Commander Julius A. Pratt Pott N*.
142 Dept III., A A. R.
Mr. Isaac Cook, Commander at a-
hove Pott, Kewaoeo, III., writes: "For
a long time 1 was bothered with
backache and pains atrots my kid-1
ncys. About two month* ago 1 liar- j
ted taking Foley Kidney Pills and
soon taw they were doing Just as
claimed. I kept on tpklng them and
now I anf-free from backache, anff the |
painful bladder misery la nil gone. I
Uke Foley Kidney Pills se well that*
I have told many of my friends and |
comrades about tnem and shall recom
mood them at every opportunity."
For Sals by Gem Pharmacy.
Experiments are being mad* In Cu-,
ha In manufacturing paper from tu- j
garcane Obre. The peper la high I
grade and cheaper than ft could be.
made from wood pnlp.
FOIEYSOHNOlAXAIIVE
Torn Itohacm Taoviu a*i4.Co*9Tipati*i»
As Good As A United States. Bond
Is A Polloy ln The Stato Life Insurance Co
Of Indiana. Insuranoo that Insuras is the
•nly kind worth while. Therefore, see that
your Insuranoo Is ASSURANCE.
A prominent Southern Congresamer writes to a friend Jn Soath
Georgia.
*T hold PoHcta* la suits a number ot LUe fnsaranee Compan
ies, bHt 1 hava No Policy hat I would MORE RELUCTANTLY
give np 'boo my policy in THE STATE LIFE INS. COMPANY -
OF INDIANA." |
For InsHrancc Coupled with Unquestioned Security, The
Slate Life of Indianapolis, Indiana., Stands Preeminent,
Every Dollar of llte cash value of Ifs Policies Is Deposl.
ted with the State Department, which fact makes Its Pol-
eies as sate as National Bank Notes.
DEPOSITS RAISED JAN’Y 1909;TO $6,100,000
ASSETS - $7,378,852
SURPLUS 860.562
V. L. STANTON, MGR.
THE STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
1 WAYCROSS, GA.