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WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD * r Waytross & Southern R. r. co. Schedules of Train* Effective January 2. 191 r. . Notice;—The arrival an*J departur are given u.3 information and are not guaranteed. Southbound Train No. 1. Miles Station ^ 0 Hebardvtiie. cia. Lv. 5:30 am 2 WaycroBg (Albany ave) 5:35 am S Lavinja 5:50 am 10 Fredel Ar. 5:53 am Nor' bound Train No. 2. 10 Fredel * Lavinia 2 ' Waycrocs (Albany ave) OHebardville Trains No. 1 and No. 2. daily, ex cept Sunday. . Jno. M. Hopkins. Superintendent. 2:45 pin 2:50 pm 3:05 pin 3:10 pm relephoue 500 ivaio Chapel Day or Night and Morgu» MARVII. & O’QUINN Formerly Lott, Far a & Co* FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS W. L. HINSON & Co. Lnderiakers and Embalmers. •Phone* 91 and 153. ANDREW B ESTES ATTORNEY AT LAW. Room 27, Southern Hotel Building. Waycross. Qa. Dr. Lewis Jonathan Brrch PRACTICE LIMITEO TO F.ye*, Ear, Note, Throat and Chronic Diseases. Store. Residence 8 Lincoln street. Office Hours: 8 to 12 a. m. 2 tc f p, ux coiored peup.e. B F HEARN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. No. 14 Brewer Street. Phone No. 6S3 Be sure you are right, then go ahead and let me figure on doing your ftUlId ing. All work guanpnreed to girt- i-or- Cect satisfaction. Beat of references . furnished if required. A Great -Invention For Bath=Shampoo=Massage * The Knickerbocker Spraybrush—a practical, much needed invention for cleanfines, 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 mai getting the dirt out of the pores better than any bristle brush or sponge ever < The Spraybrush makes the indoor bath as beneficial as the vigorous splash at the i For elflier. acute or chronic kidney disorders, for annoy and painful uri nary Irregularities, take Foley Kidney Pills. An hones), and effective medi cine for kidney and bladder disor ders. Gem Pharmacy. Listen, everybody:? Bring the Iasi receipt we gave you and get your ^jJCmag .present}. They are beautiful Indeed. Sam Heller. ♦{ k r Wood’s Seeds For The Farm and Garden have an established reputation extending over thirty years, be ing planted and used extensively by the best Farmers and Garden ers throughout the Middle and Southern States. , Wood’s New for 1911 will 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 Write for it T. W. WOOD €) SONS. Seedsmen. • Richmond, Vn. WILSON BENNETT & LAMBDIN ATTORNEYS ANO COUNSELORS AT LAW DEEN & BURNET ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE. LA GRANDE BLOO. ROOM 808 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Southern Hotel Building, Up-Stairs. PHONE 12. S. S. LUDLUM. M. D. Practice Limited to t«« ' EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THK'JAT. -Oifice Room 324 laaGrande Hotel- * Building— - HOURS 10 A. M. TO 2 P. M AfAYCRObS COUNCIL NO. 21 it- O. U. A. M. M<mis «v«ry Monday evening to Red Mun’ti Hall, ly>lt-HUCh building at 9 ©. m. f VPiUlo* brother* cordially Invited to moot with na. SUe« od Cm line. L. Ctrl Collins. Stec-S KHitf. Counclloi WAKEFIELD LODGE, NO. 27 KNIGHTS OF PVT**AS. . Meet* evfV Ifoaday evening at ’:V0 lo 5] Caatle Hal' ?iant ave. Member* •" requeated ‘ to attend, end vlettlof ' ,2 ®^ Knight* *re moat 7* ■dUHy (nvlrjNt to mfeet with n*. CHAS. E. CASON, C. C. T. H. Miller, K. of R. & S. * M. of F. ~ T ^Bl)MEN of the, world. : ■ campmos,- Heeta Brst sad third Thursday '« ■each month. Masonic Hall. Richard U 8tngleton, C. C. D. P. Woolley. Clark. t WAYCROSS LODGE No. IDS. F. & A. M. EGULAR COMMUNICATIONS ON igCOND ANO FOURTH TUESDAY EVENINGS AT 7:80 P. M. All Maenet Invited to. Attend. r i. M. BELL. W. M. W. J. CLARK, SEC. iEEDJS I Fiesfc, RellaMe, P*re i asI «=g arieiet. FOR 10 CENTS FAMOUS COLLECTIOhll I; *f p* r T rtfi . •, ** ' »-*j!ss.ti£i , ciccr-’C ,n)L£YS KIDNEYPIUS #m **#«**» *•»• •»*•■*• J. M. MARKE\ Attorney-*,. u., • Office conn iU> WA • mOSS w» W. J. GASSETT CONTRACTO, AND BUILOSR Residence 48 MargaraP It. PHONE 108. G. R. LOVELACE DENTIST Offlc. In Redd’ig Block. Or.r Sta- Clothlng J. B. BAGLEY, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Offlc. In Southern. Building. OFFICE HOURS *■11 A. M. 34 P. M. 74 P. M. A. FLEMING. M. D. Office over GEM PHARMACY. In Southern Building. Residence *8 Tebean. Office Phone 111 Reeldence phone MS. C. L. REDDING, v ATTORNEV AT LAW. Up stair. Redding Block. WAYCROSS, GHTORGIA, JOHN J. MOORE, LAWYER, Collectlone and Criminal Lav a Spucieity. Office Reed Building, up itolre over Central pharmacy. Weycroas, Oa- Phone 655 JOHN S. WALKER TT0RN6V G COUNSELLOR at LAW Office up ataira €outt«ern Hstfll. WAYCROSS. GEORGIA BYCK ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO 11 kind* ot Electrical Wort and Suppllf ALL WORK, GUARANTEED, tl) Lott Street Phone tjtt W. R. THOMAS. M. D. PHYSICIAN SURGEON. Office In LaGrande Building. Room 324. Over Postoffice. Hours: 9 to 11 a.m.; 2 to 4 and 7 and 8 p. m. VICTORY CAMP NO. 477 WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Meets every Saturday niglit at 7:30 o’clock at Masonic Hall. All Wood men are cordially Invited to attend, J. M. Allison. CosL-Cord. J. A. Masters. Clerk. LEE AND JACKSON’S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION PROGRAMME. We publish below the program as arranged by the U. I). C. Chapter In celebration of Lee's and Jackaon’i birthday on Jan. 19th to he held In Central School Auditorium. Prof. Ray of Bunn-Bell Institute will btf speaker for the occasion. The par ent* of the children of the Confeder acy are especially requested by the Daughters to see that the children be* there to attend in a body. Program 1. Instrumental Solo -Miss Ger trude Brown. Invocation—Rev. R. A. Brown. Chorus, Auld l#ang Synye--Au dience. 4. Recitation—Stonewall ^Jackson Way. 6. Vocal Duet—Mr*. Howell, Mrs. Whitman. Chorus—Children of the Con* federacy. 7. Recitation, On the Rappahanock —Mis* Woodard. Address—Prof. Ray. Bestowal of Crosses by President. Benediction—Rev. W. Scruggs. tcoj. O. Park* _ Barry p. 1 PARKS & REED ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Seetham Hotel Building ■ • GEORGIA A DOWNEY-M D V vetenarian Albany Avenue Wiycroft, On Oay and Night Phone 518. Why In It. you did not do a* your neighbor, boy oI Sam HellarT tt T J CARSWELL m. o Oiaaaaaa of CMIdrtn; Olaoaaea of - Woman; Obatetrtca. Redden ca 1M Plant Ave. Phoma 515. Office in Southern Bldg none 528, THE PUNCTUAL GIRL. The punctual girl la alwaye a very thoughtful girl. She la Ihe girl who docs not delay In doing an errand; .who never keepa the brcakfaat wait ing while kuo rppalrt name forgotten ’damage to her clothe,. No one la ever kept waiting while ahe aewa a rip In her dreas or a break In he: glove. Tbeae things are all done In seaaon. She never puts on doing a thing at the rlgjit time, becauae ahe baa learned that when a thing haa been attended to and put away, there Is no need- to worry about that par ticular thing. She la the. girl who la at her deak on time ft ahe la one of the great ar my ,of working girla. Her employer and her friends all know that ahe will bd ready for business or pleas ure at the appointed time. The girl's nerves are In good ordei because she never has to hurry or worry to “catch up” some work that haa been neglected at the proper time and her life rune oh smoothly ami happily becauae no undone task or neglected appointment la worrying her, or making her reetleaa. ChaK actor Is not formed In a mlnuiA This girl haa beep training flieraelf. for years to be punotuai. She le ever ready for emergencies, fdr tMI habit ot punctuality now touches her life In all Its relations and she la making her Influence felt In her own family, at least, for they moat come to see the wonderful advantage of being al, ways ready, always on time',’ The punctual girl while she la earnest and womanly, baa not lost any of her girl ish charm. Her outlook aging, new chances - are constantly opening to her tor advancement be cause It la known that she can bp re lied upon KNICKERBOGKERSPRAYBRUSH GUARANTEED—TiEW PAYS' TRIALI !?<■•:-' f tv«> ;■» -> $4.0tf Your money refunded if not entirely satisfactory. Every Spraybrush guaranteed one year —will last five. An ideal shaippoo brush for men and women alike. Makes shampooing easy no mat ter bow long or thick your hair is. Sprsybrush No. 1—like Illustration—In maun of tiuuai India Rubber, luxurious In every detail. ftH in. louir, tM In. wide, with iw.'» hollow teeth, eix feet of extra Hue white rubber tubing, one sln*lo fsucet uounoction a guaranteed to fit any faucet, handsome nlek«!-t>!*tr4 extension handle, and flexible strap hand* when extension bsndle I* detached. Alt complete, nicely boxed Other styles at $2.00 *nd I Special Barber’s Shampoo Brush. >2*0 siphon Attachment for homes without betb*.~~90u Try the Knickerbocker Sprsybrusb now—no risk- money refunds if It Isn't satisfactory In 10 Duff? Trial. The only bat*» brush absolutely losurinc Good Circulation—Beautiful SKm ifor backache, rhcutr.atism, kidney or bladder trouble, h'lti urinary irregularities. Foley Kidney Pillo purify the blood, restore loat.vitality and vigor, Ssfuue substitutes. FOR SALE BY OEM PHARMACY. BRANTLEY STAYS ON WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. Washington, D. C., Jan. J4. -(Spp- rial)—The final settlement of the row over the membership of the ways and means committee, and Vue assurance given the Georgia members that Mr. Iirantlcy will lie retained on that committee, despite his views on the subject of raw materials, mean*, that Mr. Brantley will have to give up the Judiciary committee. y The Judiciary committee berth ap peals especially to Mr. Brantley, and Its work Is more congenial to* him, hut under all the clrcurastaces he feels that he should make the sac rifice of his personal inclinations and remain bn ways and means. This will undoubtedly be given authority to select the other committees of the House. Representative Roddenberry, of the second Georgia district, wllj be urged for the judiciary committee to sue need Mr. Brantley, and Representa tive Bartlett for the appropriation committee, . to succeed Colonel Uv-1 Ingston, who retires on March 4. If the rules committee Is elected by the caucus on the 19th, Mr. Hard wick will undoubtedly be selected tot a place. 1 1000 Miles Over the Sea hi an.Airship byenutoflae.. ttUtusHflliUI. BOKCJJ TIME ISAJP FOR PENSIONS. Atlanta, On., Jan. 14.—Racelpl, at the ,tate treasury for the tint week In January totalled I9SH.389 and dla- burnement, 557,510. For Dm same period la,t year the receipt* were 1392,425 and dlibunementa 83B.3Q7, Thl, week about 9100,000 wu receiv ed. The treasury It now In condition to meet urgent domandi, and will be ready to pay pernlon, a, noon a, Ihe warrant la prennted. It ,eemn prob able that the payment of penaloner, will be Inter thl, year than iaut or the year before, due In a large measure to the largely Increased work Inci dent to the new aervlce penalon law which added aevernl thousand new nnmec to the Hat. Commlanloncr Llndaey baa called on drdlnarlea to aubmit their penalon rolla by January 10, but there la al wnya a great deal of delay In. getting I WALTER WELLMAN, eminent fY journalist and explorer, in hi* | very intereidngaccount of the attempt ’ to cron the Atlantic Ocean in the Air* | ship “AMERICA,” which appears f exclusively in HAMPTON’S MAGA ZINE for December, points out that ' the ultimate* object of this most daring j ‘ of ventures of all modern times is to ‘ make war impossible. In this clear, concise and thrilling story Wellman shows that a fleet of motor balloons equipped with high ex- , plosives will be soterrible thatthere will be no more strife. Hi* voyage marks a distinct epoch in the development of aviation, and Wellman’s own story of the voyage ia.well worth a most careful reading by every American citizen. In HAMPTONS 15c For December On Sale at AU Newa-ttanda ,15c itlonablp course* for thhi year*’ tour naments selected. Several We*l cities arc bidding for the amat* tournament. Tliechampionsbip event in all prob- these completed ttVt, Into the pen^ [■"'"‘‘r will he awarded to tb« E».« vIon office. It. is expected that the tet W< \ i rob- w delay will be greater thl, year, owini, to Ihla new law. Commla>loner Lind- Key can not forecast now when bo will be ready to begin paymenta, but It la piobabte that it will be February before he will be ready, although he ia working'nlgh,t and day In prepara tion.' G0LFER8 MEET AT CHICAGO. Chlaago, 111., Jan. 14. -Reprenenta- Uvra or the Iwdlng golf eluba of the country flocked to Chicago today to attend the annual meeting of the Uni ted EUtei Golf Aaaoclatlou et the eucour- Blacketone Hotel tonight The meeting, which la the-flrat t<- aoetaUon ever held |o the Weal, prom laca to be a harmonloua affair. Offi- are to b£ cboaen and the cham- Cuunty Club of Manchealer, Marta. IF I HAD KNOWN. If I had known In- Ihe morning ■low wearily nil the day The worda unkind Would trouble my mind f said when you went away. . I had been more cheerful, darling. Nor give you need lea# pain. But we vex “our. own” With look and tone ^ We might never.toke back again.. For thongh In the quiet eveulng ' You may five me the klas or peace Yet It might bo / That never for me How many go forth in th# mornlns That never, come bouj at night! And heart# have trrokea At harrrb worda apoken. We havo careful thought# for taw atranger, And amllea for the coming gnaat; But ort for our own The bitter tohe. Though we love our owp boat Ah! lip# with the ourvp Impatient! Ah! brow with the look of aooral "Twero cruel fate Ty undo the work ot morn. Were the night too late. —By Margaret E. Sangcter, from Soflbner'a. New lot of Bed Spread# at St and up.—Dlcklna 8torea. 'If lt-la a Sweater you want yow . have co etcuae theae cold daya. For tt-can be had Juat by bringinglittle money to Sam Heller’o, 47 Albeap arenue. ','My FUSLIC STENOGRAPHER. Public Stenographer oen hd Ihnee at ■ereM office, work done et renapaehle