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WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD
m
ORDER
OWLS
Many People Think
'BV THE NAME, THAT OWLS ABE ALL NIOHTERt; THAT
MAY BE TRUE OF THE REAL BIRO, BUT THE ORDER
OF OWLS U8E THE BIRD IN THE MORE A8THETIC
6EN8E—AS AN EMBLEM OF WISDOM—AS IT HAS
BEEN USED FROM TIME IMMEMORIAL. NOT AS A
SYMBOL OF REVELRY. THEY ALSO USE IT AS AN
EMBLEM OF VIGILANCE—AS AN OWL CAN SEE IN THE
DARK. SO THE OWL (MAN) MUST BE EVER VIGILANT
TO THE NEEDS OF HIS BROTHERS AND BE EVER
READY TO RE8P0ND; BE IT DAY OR NIGHT.
THE OWL3 DO BELIEVE IN PLEASURE, THEY
PREACH THAT WE SHOULD LOOK ON THE BRIGHT
SIDE OF LIFE—NOT DWELL ON ITS GLOOMY ASPECTS.
THE TRUE OWL STANDS EVER REAOY TO SPEAK A
WORD OF CHEER TO THE SORROWFUL, OF COURAGE
TO THE FAINTING BROTHER—BELIEVES IN SMILES
INSTEAD OF FROWNS AND 8AV8 THERE ARE NONE
ALL GOOD AND NONE ALL BAD, THAT WE ARE ALL-
ALL OF US GOOD AND BAD, DIFFERING IN THESE
RESPECTS ONLY IN DEGREE,
j FOR PARTICULARS CALL ON OR ADDRESS:
Fred H. Corthell
OEPU TY ORGANIZER,
PHOENIX HOTEL, WAYCROSS, GEORGIA,
Charter Fee $5. Monthly Dues 50c
BENEFITS SS.00 PER WEEK—$100 AT DEATH—FREE NEST PHY8I-
i CIAN—SOCIAL FEATURES.
AIMS
IT IS THE PLAN OF THE ORDER TO USE ITS REV-
ENVIES WHENEVER THEY EXCEED ITS EXPENSES,
IN BUILDING AND MAINTAINING THREE GREAT BE
NEVOLENT IN STITUTION8. THE FIRST OF THESE IS
INTENDED TO BE A HOME AND . SCHOOL FOR THE
ORPHAN CHILDREN OF THE OWLS. THE SECOND IS
INTENDED TO BE A HOME FOR AGED AND INFIRM
MEMBERS OF THE ORDER. THE THIRD INSTITUTION
PLANNED 18 TO BE A GENERAL HOSPITAL CONDUCTED
UPON THE MOST MODERN SCIENTIFIC LINES. THI8
LAST INSTITUTION IS INTENDED TO MAKE POSSIBLE
THE GIVING OF THE BEST MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
ATTENTION AND CARE IN DIFFICULT AND CAPITAL
CASES TO ALL MEMBERS O FTHE ORDER, EITHER AT
MINIMUM EXPENSE, OR AT NO EXPENSE AT ALL. IT
IS BELIEVED THE BUILDING OF SUCH INSTITUTIONS
WILL DO MORE GOOD FOR MANKIND THAN WOULD
THE PAYMENT OF SALARIES AND THE FURNISHING
OF POSITIONS FROM TIME TO TIME TO AMBITIOUS
MEN. ft-
FOR PARTICULARS CALL ON OR ADDRESS,
Fred H. Corthell
DEPUTY ORGANIZER.
PHOENIX HOTEL. WAYCROSS, GEORGIA.
Atlantic Const Line Schedule.
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Jwup and Savautub
Train 183
0 ram *1
I'm I u 67 .
. 12:3<J pm 11
. . 6; 55 pin : 11
.. lu iMiptu : 11
i :4U pu
t»;10 pi*
*>« mi Montgomery I rruin W
Tr«fo 68 6:15 ttiu j ,
I i*or Monmuuiery
,r * 1 '* 180 5;t5 pu ‘! Train 109 8:11* no, j
'mm HnlnbrliJcv A Tnumiavlile I Train 57 jo:25 pin j
Train IS'. per llalnbrl.dge ana l'u»r..*avlH* ]
Albon,' I Train 193 .. 0:10 an j
4:55 pro j , ..tnau;
irwu »1 .. 9:55 »ni,Truln 91'. lu:0ti pi, |
•Train 97 l‘. tI;ou pin Train 00 7:50 an
Frptu Chicago and Nortweal
*. C. Special (rla Albanyi....4:55 an*
Dixie Flyer (via Tilton)....5:55 am
lawib Atlantic Limited 0:55 am
Pnvai Brunswick
Train M. 7:10 am
Data 90 5:65 pm
**»•» Jack.otivllla
Tram 51 ....5:65 nm
Train 31 10:15 pm
Train 94 10:35 pm
BYala 91 10.45 pm
Fmai Tampa. High Bprlaga via Da-
Train 90 0:10 pin j
Km Clilot,ko and Narrowest |
I. C. special (via Albany) 10:60 pm ]
Dixie Klyor (via TKton) ....10:30 pm
South Atlantic Limited., ..10:20 pm |
For Brunswick j
Train 01
1 n
10:05 i
Wood’s Seeds
For The
Farm and Carden
have an established reputation
extending over thirty years, be
ing planted and uaed extensively
by the best Farmers and Garden
ers throughout the Middle and
Southern States.
Wood’s New for 1911 will
s««> =•“*>» &S -
to what crops and seeds to plant
for success and profit. Our pub
lications have long been noted
for the full and complete infor
mation which they give.
Catalog mailed free on
request Writ.: for 1 it
T. W. WOOD £f SONS,
Seedsmen, • Richmond, Va.
Train 97 0:10 pm
For Jacksonville
Train 05 (Dixie Flyer 5:40 am
Train 93 5:00 an
Train 33 .1:40 am
rain 31 0:15 »a
For Tampa, High Springs j
tbaln 4( 7:35 pm '(Train 43 ....4:00 am j Hare yon scan Sam Hollar's ad?
Far through Schedules, Pullmar* reservation*, etc, Call On ' It's an Installment dry gooda house, tr
K. M. North, A. O. P. A. R B- Pollard. Timet Agent -! -
Sav«**"«h its Waverosa Ga |
A Great -Invention
c For Bath=Shampoo=Massage *
The Knickerbocker Spraybrush—a practical, much needed invention for cleanliness,
circulation and a healthy skin — has already benefited over a million people.
Through the hundreds of velvety tubes the water flows in dashing streams, giving an
invigorating shower or needle spray bath. The rubber “teeth”give a thorough massage,
getting the dirt out of the pores better than any bristle brush or sponge ever could.
The Spraybrush makes the indoor bath as beneficial as the vigoroiis splash at the seaside.
KNIOKERBOCKER’SPRAYBRUSK
GUARANTEED—TEN DAYS' TRIAL*
Your money relanded if not entirely satisfactory.
Every Spraybrush guaranteed one year—will
last five. An ideal ehampoo brush for men and
women alike. Make* shampooing easy no mat
ter how long or thick your hair is.
floe white rubber tubtnx. one starts faneet
guaranteed to fit any faucet, handsome nlekalvptatcd-
ex tension bundle. and flexible strap handle to tue
when extension bandit la detached. AU ti AA
oompiate, nlcelj boxed.
Other atylea at $2.00 ud (3.00.
Try the Knickerbocker Spraybrush ncm-fSftak—
money refunded If it isn’t satisfactory ta 10 Days*
Trial. Thaooly hat>* brush abeotatelymauriafl
CABBAGE PLANTS.
For pabhagt Plant* see me.
f A. P. Perhatn. Sr.
Cleanliness=Good Circulation=Beautiful SHui
Knickerbocker Spraybnishes are (or sale by leadnlg Drug, Dept, Hardware and Plumbing stores every**
where. Get a Spraybrusb o„ your drat trip down (own. It your dealer does not carry tbcm send bis name and
money. We will send direct to yon. prepaid, on ten days trial. Descriptive booklet free.
J~ THE PROGRESS COMPANY. 1 55-310 Monroe St., Chicago,,IIL
NOTICE. Why pay $35, $30 and $40 for a suit |
An election will be held In Ihe city jot clothes, all cash ot course, when 1
POULTRY SHOW AT TULSA,
Tulsa, Okla., Jan. 9.—The Aral
j W. H. ULMER,
Wheelwright and Blacksmith,
Horseshoeing A Specialty.
Next to Wilson Liuadry, |«st in rear of
Sipnleton i Furniture Company.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.'
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HOW'S THIS?
We Oder One ilnmtred Dotlara lie- , , .
ward for onv ease of ralanii ihai can- nf "’ayenwa on the Unit Saturday In j you can purchase one of Sam Heller. large poultry show ever glvt n in tbl»,
no i. *? *!*?« c !2i5i. I Jennniy, 191), for the purpose of elec-1 and pay as yon wear It? A St or no ruction opened here today underthw
ling three aldermen and a member of sale! A customer pleased Is * cus- auspice*
F. J, CIIENKV « CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned. have known
F. J. Cheney for the lust 16 year.,
and believe bint perfectly honorable
In all bu.lneaa transactions and d-
nanclally pble to carry out any ob
ligation. made by hit mill. -
Waldlnp, Klnnan A Marvin,
Wholesale Drligggiata. Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and' mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonial, sent free. Fries 75c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Fills for constl
ration.
ihe Board of Kducatlon of the City of J tomer made
Waycroaa for (be ensuing term, as!
provided by law. All persons duly ^OKLAHOMA GOVERNOR
registered will be entitled to vote at INAUGURATED TODAY and oi a high class and ail Indications
th<> Eastern Oklahoma
ti Poultry Association. The exhibition
will continue until the end pf the
w'cel‘4 The exhibits (are numerous
saiu election. The polls will open sc
FOR LAGRIPPE COUGHS
AND STUFFY COLDS.
Thko Foley* lfoney and Tar. It
give* quick relief an£ expels the cold
from yonr hystcin. It contains no
OplBtcfLll&iSfo attd sure. Gent I’bar
uiicy. .v
T01EY KIDNEY PUIS
B for baelaehe, rheumatism, kidney**or bladder trouble, a, n\ urirsry irre-ularlticj.
Jpjt Foley I.-.dtc f I'lit fi ’ ’-M re» , *'*-el-'V v'talrf vl^pr .-,e aCtpi.'tutcs.
FOR SALE BV GEM PHARMACY.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoniu, J:,n. 9.—
toe Courthouse and the Opera House. B(jfor( , , ge nnd representative
ft cm six o’clock a. m.. to seven o’clock
, central Standard Railroad time.
gemblaxe ttbat Included members of
| the legislature. State officials, the Ju-
! registered.voters are requested f d|olsnr , nd man y , n iluentlal dll,eu.’
• \oie a said eleetton.
J. M. Cox. Mayor.
Lee Cruce of Ardmore was today
| *worn inlo office- at the tecqnd gov-
I'd nor of ;tl:c Suite of Oklahoma, sue-
A RELIABLE COUGH MEDICINE « L . v ...... T . .
Is u valuable family friend. Foley’sL^lng thirl s N. llaskoll. The ln* { . ... ;
Honey and Tar fulfills thle « oM4lltlon i r.ugumtlon ceremonies took place ati ttt,, -' e d Jn»tic«j from behind, burying
point to a. very cuccetuful
MAN KILLED BY BOAR.
Asheville, N. C., Jan. 9,- Before ai t f
could r»ach him, Arthur Justice, aged
30, a farmer of Haywood county, bled
to dpath yesterday afternoon after*
b( in-smitten by k large boir which '
he hud been feeding. The animal ai-
eractly. Mrs. Charles Kline. N. 8th | „
Fr.. Kmiton. Pi, states: -Several j* :on * am * w
u embers of my family havo boen cur-1 reception,
ed of bad coughfl und cold^ by the ‘
live of Foley's Honey and Tar nnd
nm never pJtbout a botti** in the
followed by a public
Hx
beiifie. It sooihett and relieves the
irritation In thfl throat and loosens up
the cold. I have always fo*md It a
reliable rough cure.*’ Gem I’barm a cy.
RING 174 FOR WOOD. 1m.
l?a tusks' la the flesh Mow the right
fence joint and severing the main ar-
!c:y., luetlce managed lo get ot.. (tr ■
the p.*n hut aank to the ground a
short- dl.itam* h»S*- Ue died fto.-.i
fosa of blood tkr-A ilie nearest doc- .
PERSONAL.
We will pay you ten cents each tit
new names and addresses of amateur-
photographers. CJntrer. Hex 504, Wa jeoald reachJurll.-e Is sur-
tetloo, loss. * tf viv.d by a wifi shd two ehlldrcA
immm
