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Mln Lee of tfiuhlngtoti, D. C., who
hM been the guest of her deter Mlee
Woodard during the holiday has re
turned to Washington
The old year Is dead and the new
year Is with'ns. Let us not spend too
-mach time In the Introspect but let
Ufejook to the future with faith, hepe
and charity. «,
Catarrh cannot be cured
with LOCAL APLICAT10N8, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional i
disease, and .In order to enre It yon
most take' Internal remedies. Hall's j
Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, andj
acta directly on the blood and muebne
surfaces. HaH's Catarrh. Cure Is not
a quack medicine. It waa prescribed
by one of the best physicians In this
country for years and Is a regular
prescription. It Is composed of the
best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly
Seals Cold Tablets will break up
your cold in one day. If they fail
' ■ " v •
you Can*bave your money back—25c
NSW YEAR PARTY
HE
\ Mr. in*J Mra
at a Ne w 4
wayc»css eveni;;c heralu s
Marshall
Comedy Duo
Usual Prizes Will Prevail
10 and 15 Cents.
SEASONABLE Groceries
Ws now htrs In stock
Ralston Whole Wheat Flour
Ralston Breakfast Food,
Hsckers Oatmeal In barrels
sod packages, Hsckers
Buckwheat, Self-rising, in
barrels,' Cream of Wheat,
Shredded Wheat Biscuits,
New Georgia Syrup, and
lots of other good things
too numerous to mention.
Ottr prices are reasonable
and our goods flrst-clsss.
We guarantee to save you
money.
Mr Mathew Carswell ls
now with us psrmsnestly
and will be pleased to . -
bis' friends and serve their
wants.
MAY’S MILL and
FEED STORE.
PHONE NO. 3.
iaaJI
THE MAN WHO ENJOV8 DRIVING
WILL SURELY ENJOY DRIVING
WITH ONE OF OUR RIGS. THE
KIND THAT GIVE PLEASURE TO
THE DRIVER, NEAT NOBBY AND
UP TO DATE, FURNISHED WITH
OR WITHOUT DRIVERS. THAT
YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH
OUR SERVICE, GOES WITHOUT
■SAYING.
McGregor Mayo
Bearding, Livery and Sates Stables.
Tebeati St. Wnycross, Gu
PHONE NO.-G3.
Fred Brewer., wer*
Ytsr Eva Party Satur-
they ((Btertafnod a
of their Irlchfa in a* charmingly
Informal manner. Xrnas greens afll
hoHybewtes wefe 'effectively used In
decorating the rooms, and many un
shaded red tapers on buffeC mantel
and serving table fi? tlie dining room.
whero~d#Inty confections were served
helped to contribute In a pretty man
ner to the holiday spirit. The Tear
hall where ho punch howl waa pres
ided over by Miss Gladys Porter, was
a bower hf Southern Siniiax lighted
by Japanese lanterns. Santa Claus
bad loft little favors for eVh guet
and they were distributed from a pret-
Hy decorated tree, in t the .true Xmas
fashion, which was an amusing feautre
of the evening. Entertaining games
were provided slid the prise won by
Hiss Alex Carswell. Late.ln the even
ing s delightful salad course was serv
ed and at the stroke of twellve the
New Year waa nolally welcomed by
I he firing of cannon crackers and blow
ing of wwbfstles. Those present were
Mr. and Mr. J. A. Alvin, Mrs. Charles
G. Edwsids, Mrs.'Godwin, Misses Alex
Carswc’l. Kate Wilson, Myrtls Beach,
.Minnie Murphy of Jesup; Susie
Sharpe, Clyde Lott, Susie Mae Watt,
Gladys Prrtcr and Addle Belle Low-
ther, * Mess'*. Warren Lott, RRhaa
Ora sky, Jerome Crawley, J T. Watt.
Alex Lowtber. »
^ Miss Csrris- PerHam Sor.la! Erf.tor <
r. Byek of 8avannnh la In the
city on a abort visit
That New Yeai
but what do yoi
holidays cptt
resoluUoT is alright
expect to do when
Activity among the truck growc
Of this section i.» already appdnnt.
Have you Seen Sam Heller’s ad?
It's an lnBtallment^dry goods house, tf
8IX HUNDRED POUNDS C. C.
BUTTER JUST RECEIVED, GOING
AT 25c POUND, AT
31 2t WILSON GROCERY CO.
We want to thank our many friends
for a good business during 1910. We
arc resdlved to work, a little harder,
try to serve our friends bettor and do
more business during 1911. Good will
prosperity and happiness' to everybody
J. W. Adams & Co.
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DOWNEY- M
VCTENAP.IAN
19 Albany Avenue Wayeross, Os
Day and Night Paons 5fl£.
N'otwifthstiyidlng thrift today is n
holiday, hiisiness in Wnycross seems
good. Peoplo are buying things and
naylng their debts.
Let us all enter the Now Year with
cheerful hearts and huppy anticipa
tions.
iPersonall!
“SAME OLD WORLD." |
Same old world, though the year be'
new— . |
Same old-shadows and light for you;
And love is false, and love i3 true, j
And the*dream’s to drei*m, and the!
deed's* to do;
But it’s “Hands all round" in the Noj ,
Year days, —
And “Mind your steps when
tho music plays!"
—1-\ I,. S.
Advertising talks, don't forget that!
The demand for bouses In Wayeross
Is greater than the supply.
Happy New Year.
J. *W. Adams it Co.
Master William Sharpe after an ill
ohm of some weeks Is much better.
Large congregations attended
the churches yesterday.
Mrs. E. C. Waite of Cordele Jits
returned after a pleasant visit here.
Ml*s Minnie Cole's friends in the
city will regret to learn that she Is
(.till having fever.
Miss Minnie Murphy, of Jesup is in
the city the guest of Mis* Kate Wil-
Mr. B. W. Walker, of Wayeross, is
among tho visitors in the eity.-
bany Herald.
The cold wave Is here today with
both feet. Lookout for your water
.works tonight.
Mr. and M:s. \Varner Culpper of
Tifton are in the city guekt3 of Mr-
nnd Mrs. Calvin Parker.
M,ts. J. I. Waite hml Mrs. H. C.
Smith are visiting friends at Fort
Valley.
That cold wave Is billed for tuqlght.
Being forewarned lei us be forearmed.
Tote 1 In tho wood for your wife to-
right.
Tho Infant of Mr. and MthyRk- Peach
died Friday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Peach have
the sympathy of a large number of
friends.
Itov, O. F. Cook, pastor of the
First Methodist Church occupied the
pulpit yesterday and preached a very
sermon to a largo congregat loti.
The old,year has been wouderfully
good to Wayeross, and the new year
hold out promises of greater favors
In the future. Thunks!
Why U It you did not do as
neighbor, buy of Sam Heller?
YOUR EXPRESSION.
What kind of exproriMon do yot-
wear habitually^
Is It Hour, morose, repellent?
Do people look happier when -you
approach, or do they shrink from
you?
It makes all the difference in the
■world with your prospects for succors
In either society or huuslness what
aor of expressions you wear.
The candidate for 'success should
learn the power of a mulle, not ouly
because it wins friends, but because
Its power over one's life is Immessur
alio.
Let us explain to you
whnt Optometrist stands for.
An Optometrist Is one that
understands anti practise “Re
fraction of-the Eye", without
tho use of drugs, also the
making, fitting and repairing
your spectacles or eyeglasses.
\ly work gives satisfaction.
T. A. W. Elmprsn,
OPTOMETRIST.
43 Gilmore Street.
Mrs. Tom Jolk.-t nnd Misses Annie
Paine Jelks ami Mary Jelks have
•returned to their home at Macon after
spending several days here.
m
From Now Uniil Jan. 1, We are Going to
SELL FOR CASH
Any piece of our immense
of Furniture, Gargets* Mi
Rugs, Art Squares, Stoves+an
Sundries, at prices never before knmm
Wayeross.
We have just received an up-to-date line of goods
and we are going to SELL regardless ofpofit. >
Qur Loss Will Be Your Gairtf i
During the month of December we guarantee tek
SELL you CHEAPER tthan any house in South Geor J
gia, if you need anything at all in our line. 1
This Is The Golden Opportunity!J
DON’T FORGET THIS SAtiE!
We Will Also Sell You on Payments
And Give You Easy Terms.
HOME FURNITURE 6
40 Plan} Ave.
Phone 49
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HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON’
“Big Clearance S|jp”
One lot Men’s Colored Laundry and Negligee
Shirts. Regular Price 50c to $1.00-
Clearance Price 25c.
One Table of Ladies’, Children and Men's Win-
1 jter Underwear. Regular price 25c.
Clearance Sale 15c.
Extra Large Size Union Linen Buck Towels.
Clearance Sale 12&c
Mr. Hutitcc of Savannah passed
through the city a few days ago
route to ^Statesboro where he has
accepted a' v poaltlon.
Smsll lot of Large Size Cotton Comforts.
Clearance Sale SI *OQ
BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL SHOES.
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CARRIAGE PAINTER
13 Parallel Street. . Phone 574
Carriage and Automobile. Painting
NEATLY EXECUTED
F. O. SMITH,
ONLY FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE PAINTER IN TOWN.
" •OOOOOOOOOOOOOO DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
nlals free.
F. J. CHENEY ic CO,.
Sold bj7Druggbts, price 75c.
Take full's Family PUU to*;
WOMEN—§ell guaranteed hose,
»>er cent profit Make $10. da
or part time. Beginners inv*
Strong Knit, Box 4029, West I
phia.