About Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1911)
WAYCROSS EVEN NG HERALD For the benefit of the strangers in our city, we again explain the following plans, which has proven so popular during the past year. We give you spot cash prices on your purchase,you pay only! of the bill, we divide the remaindeir in three equal payments,payable in 30,60and 90 days and charge absolutely nothing for the extra time, or we will sell you'on our easy payment plan and instead of sending a collector to get the payments, we pay you 10 per cent, in trade coupons good in trade at cash prices, for making your pay-, ments at the store. We have five large stores, buy goods in large quantities and therefore get price consessions that enables us to sell you goods much cheaper than the small dealer. K ; Our Spring/Line of Rugs WilJ Be on Display this Week. We are proud of the assortment we hav$ ready for your insredtion, all the newe^jb shades and patterns are here, in all sizes, and you will In ir»in"nii i ■-n'Tp-n fi.id the prices lower than these rues have gjY1 ever been offered in m l flpgfe--;viMt tp* this city except at this 9 tore. & Our line of small ■rrfjfi'Rugs contain an- : ■mnl|gag«iB8n^ll other shipment of KKKXfll our famous Rattan Parlor Suit. A beautiful suit exactly like above cut made of best grade whole rattan, 17 Qd finished in finest quality shellac l /i cash balance 30, 60 and 90 days. We sell very Sand «. *»no solid oak extension Table, claw feet, extends to 6 feet, exactly like cut. . A great 'value at $14.50 1-3 Cash, Balance 30, 60 and 90 Days. Don’t feel like you are imposing on us when you phone us to send out samples. AXMIN1STER RUG- The Store of Great Values where Your Credit is Good A. R. HOOD, Mgr. 106 Plant Ave. Get Your,Children Clean! i. i._ _ _ ___ _ No. 422, T.aGrande BuiUiRg. business OPPORTUNITY/ j For immediate sale,, this city7 fiVat- class drug store, well located, with up-to-date fixtures and stick of goods; 14 years ostablished trade. Reason for selling, owner has too much bu» ineps. Price: $2,500. Terms: $1‘,00$ cash, balance monthly. Address: 4 5t _ G. H. Bowen, Waycross, Ga. two claim It will. Should our enthus- |0P KC3! Cleanliness000(1 igjii 19 eal D«W—' ) M rrv.. »unv .n.i kpx iii -e*r Clreilatia# and fInc Skin — jSSm Shampoo and Massage tlifKakksrUtksr ipuiWwIi to the The Sp«vW»ah i* ! Hair Tonic not give entire satbfac tSSfOSiSSSPbSS S8*@^SSBS! 'lion to" the users, they would lose wort I ducts or testn ' ths* give a Vi'i bettor then * professional. Children ds filth in ... and our atatemente. and in consequence our business prestige f|JJS’«wf*th, , SLhdMr! I would suffer. ® 11 -e* 11 ' -Av\V K *£ r* "'.I ’■'’YualiXw ***.1*1 u st ,.»r !~ Therefore, when we assure you that towSSmalrViMrto. t\ \WS8|r S2.00 I If your hair is beginning to unnatu- b«h ^Wiiimwinsw^^wiii~*~ V*** 8 * | rally fall out or If you bavo any acalp Pf 0 *"****- ffi ||’ - *°* trouble. Re,... 93 Ha^ Tonic win Knickerbocker Spraybrush-ien and Woman I promptly eradicate dandruff, stimu- ^ we j| ai children take comfort In the many benefits of the Spraybrush. It is a .late hair growth and prevent prema- boon to sufferers from rheumatism, poor circulation and kindred ailments—a Goa- tut. baldness, you may test assure «nd to old people who find bathing exhsustlng. Tnr It .0d.y-eY«ry Spr,ybru|h U that •. know what «. .re talking j Vally Guaranteed — Your Money Back If Dissatisfied about. , I Knickerbocker Spraybrusbcs are for sale by leading Drug, Dept., Hard h Rogall "93" Hair Tonic It vaaUyj ware and Plumbing store* a,ary where, Get t Spraybrush on your Brat trip different from otber similar prepara- down tows. If your dealer does not carry them ten bla name andt bo mon- tlona. We bolltvo that It will do I «y. Wo will tend direct to you. pro paid, on In days trial. Descriptive more than any other human agency I booklet free. WILL START WITH ADVENTUR ERS TO SAIL INTO THE HEART OF SOUTH AMERICA. TO RENT FOR RENT—One large furnished frount room to two men. Also one small furnished front room. All con vonlencea. N light housekeeping. Ap ply 33 Jane street or.Sh^rod Collins P. 0. $0* 353 7 flt LOST—Between shop gate*, and A^ C. L. ticket office, $33 check made In, favor of M. 0. Holl. Finder please return to R. B. Pollard at ticket of fice. , 12 it FOR RENT—One desirable room; suitable for two gentlemen. 12 5t NOTES FROM THE WAYCR98S BUSINESS CO|d.EGB. . The weekly meeting of the -W. B. C. . Literary Society was largely attended by the students yesterday, and we were pleaaed to welcome a number of I visitors. An interesting programme I consisting of music, both vocal and , Instrumental, readings and recitation* was tendered and several saw mem ber* were added to the roll. Our So- , Clety meets every Thursday -afternoon 1 at three o'clock. We always have an. Interesting programme, and we ex- teed a very cordial Invitation to all vlsltora. There Is great Interest manifested by the students In the work of each department and we are going to have, some unusually good bookkeepers and ■DR SALE FSTsMTi^nemSch^owTorwile cheap. C. M. Williams, 73 Gilmore street 13 6t. FOR SALE, CHEAP—Second-hand 1-uggtea, harness, saddles, wagons and hoists. McGregor Maya S 2w THE PROGR ECS COMPANY. 99210 Monro* Street Chicago, III. andes. William Collier, Walter Jones, Tyrone Power and Charles Cherry. Marcus A. Mayer, the beneficiary of the performance. Is now an old man, but In his prime he probably was' the foremost manager In the profession. WANTED Certain It la that no oth- tr manager ever guided the destinies; of so many great stars of the stage. ! Mr. Mayer began hit career as man ager for the celebtated Julia Dean Hayne and the younger Kean, after which be successively, directed the tours of the world renowned celebri ties, Edwin Booth. Lawrence Barrett. Edsrln Adams, Xdelalde Nellson, Rose Eyttnge. Jane Hading, Charlotta Cush man. Sarah Bernhardt Sir Henry lr- ring, M. Coquelin,.-Monet-Sully, Mary Anderson and Adelina Patti. j WANTED FOR U. 8 ARMY—Able- I bodied unmarried men between ages of 18 and 33; citizens of United Sta tes, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English language. For Informa tion apply to Recruiting officer. South- Building, Waycross, Ga.; 13 West Tork street Savannah Ga.; 108 West For syth street Jacksonville. Fla.; 140 Market streeLfljMTleston, S. C.: or 113 South| NjSHT street. Fitzgerald, ca. Jon. 7 «.! stenographers here shortly, men, please take notice. Notice to Policemen; It only et our store,—The Reran 8tore. Tha Seale Pharmacy. If any stu dent of the W^ B. C. 1* seen on the •treet between the hour* of 8:00 a. m., end 1:30 p. m, please hold same until the President of the college can be communicated with. Our student, mast not play hookey. Changes Among Army Officers. BENEFIT FOR MARCUS A. MAYER Washington, D. C„ Jan. 13. -Some Important changes among the gener al officers of high -rank In the army went into effect today as n result of 1 thunder melodrama, "The Queen of the retirement of Mai. Gen. William j the Highbinder*" on tV* stage of Hi* P. Duvall, who hat been la command I Nev Amsterdam Theater this after of the division of the Philippines 1 noon. The performance was one of elnce the beginning of 1808.- Gen. j the principal features of tb* monster DuvaU Is succeeded Id command of' testimonial arranged for the benefit the Philippines division by Mai. Gen- of Marcus A. Mayor, ‘the old-time J. Franklin Bell, former Chief of theatrical manager. Among the well- Staff. . known pls/ers who gave their serv- The vacancy caused In the list of _ Ices were Amelia Bingham, Bjlon Fer At remarkable ( Fortunate is the man who want, only what he can get.. | The man, who deceives himself la an easy mark for others. . A girl Is worthgtU k»—and 1^ coats !L A stubborn desire POINTED PARAGRAPHS. Chicago Newe. - Moss people are popular—with themselves. J ft Is easier'hot'lea* profitable to split Infinitives than It la ’ to split kindling. get even has brought about many a a nuuT* down- fall. . /
