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CABBAGE PLANT8.
For Cabbage Plants bee me. • i
A. P. Perbtm/Sr. |
dates.
R. F. ZEIGLER, Pres.
N The
EXCHANGE BANK
Solicits Your Bank Account
And Influence. >
G. Jaeckef, Manage.
ACCURACY AND PROMPTNESS
SAFETY AND LIBERA LITY
—Are tbs Marked Feature* of Our Business.^
We Invite You to Try Us.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
C. ftd. Sweat, President.
W. H jBuchanan, Cashier.
“Oran Chicks’ 4 ,
Yer Best Smokers 1
‘Pitman’s Best Smok
Clear lavar Fitted Cigars.
Manufactured in Wayeroaa, G«, By
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Tell Us When
You Want
GROCERIES
We want 500
k custome r s tor
our C. C. D.
fatter, 25 cts.
mnd.
\ Chickens each
week from
Tennessee
■Fresh Celery
Every
Saturday
Hay ( Grain and Cow Feed
always on hand.
Fresh Brunswick 3/cad •
Every Day.
Phone 128
And we will deliver tlie
GOODS.
THE :
^ILSII GROCERY CO jj
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OUR LONG EXPERIENCE |
In the Real Estate business and our knowl- ||
edge of REAL ESTATE^values in Waycross F.l
5* places u* it. a position to be cf valuable ser-
| vice to tho'e who wish to buy improved.or %
% unimproved property. Call to see us. . 2
f D. & 0. LOTT, R. E. & I. Co. f
S Opposite New Depot. |
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LOCAL ITEMS.
THOMPSON-MORGAN. |
Of interest to many in Waycro <s |
will be the announcement of the mar* j.
riage of Miss Annie Thompson and
Mr. Frank W. Morgan, which took |
place in Savannah yesterday evening. I
These young: :»fople made Waycross
their home tor a number of years i
and have many frietids here who will |
be pleased "to learn of their marriage, j
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan left immediately
for Louisville. Ky., where they will j
make their home. Miss Thompson
made her home here for some time
j AT TRE
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
| FINE COMEDIANS
• TWO THIS WEEK.
| Marl Malloy j nd Hai ry ReeJ
Tiiey will surely make you lauugh
| DON’T MISS THEM.
| EXTRA GOOD PICTURES.
NEW LINE DOROTHY OODD
SHOES AND SLIPPERS. $3 TO $4.
SPECIALS' IN EVERY DEPART-
with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar CarsWell, j at
and during that time made |u large; ' CHUR chwELL BROS,
number of friends. Mr. Morgan has |
been connected, ns bookkeeper with j DE „ oCRAT CAUCUS '
the P. N. Hurley Co., here until Jan. ATTACKED BY SENATOR
1. At which t^me he accepted a po-
The Krip Top Invisible
; BIFOCAL GLASSES.
FOR CLOSE AND* DISTANT
^ SEEING. THESE NEW GLASr
*R£ AN IMMEN8E IM-
||ENT OVER THE OLD
U.E LENSES. THERE 18
NO DIVIDING LINE TO INTER
FERE WITH YOUR VISION, OR
WILL . THE LENSES GET
CLOUDED AND COME APART.
PALL A|3d HAVE US. SHOW
THEM TO YOU.
Little & Odom,
JEWELER8 AND OPTICIANS.
sitlon at Louisville, Kentucky.
NEW! tjEW!
NEW LINE MESSALINE SILK,
JU8T IN, $1.25 VALUE, 36 INCH
WIDE, SPECIAL 98c THE YD.
CHURCHWELL BROS.
THE
SCREVEN
Savannah, Georgia.
American Plan.
THE MOST CENTRALLY LO
CATED HOTEL IN SAVAN
NAH.
FOR BOTH THE COMMER
CIAL MAN. AND THE MER
CHANT
ENTIRELY REMODELED.
i ALL THE LATEST IMPROVE
MENTS.
~T~
IlSsRwpn
tel3pm0nes in aj:l rooms.
Mrs. Frank McDonald Entertains.
, In compilment to her visitor Mrs.
Quarterman of Montezuma. Mrs.
Frank McDonald was hostess at a
lovely “Heart Dice" party yesterday
afternoon. In the game Mrs.* 8. T.
Wright made top score and was pre
sented with a lovely work bag. Tho
guest prize, a lovely hand embroider
ed-towel was presented to Mrs. Quar
terman. * The large parlors' which are
all done In white were lovely- with
bowls of pink carnations. The scord
cards used were daintily hand painted
Iduk ^ roses. On the arrival of
the guests Miss Arllne McDonald ser
ved punch. I.ater a dainty sweet
course was served. . Mrs. McDonalds
guests were:
Mr. S. T. Wright, Mrs. J. M. Cox.
Mrs. Findlay, M}rs.. O'Quinn, Miss
Perham, Miss Annie Laura Walker,
Mrs. R. P. Izlar, Miss Lockhart, Miss
Della King, Mjss Bessie Dunn, Miss
Mary Stanton, j Miss Susie Sharpe,
Miss Clyde Lott, Mts. Robert jOdom,
Miss Beck, Mrs. T. W. Morrison, Mrs.
Gourdin, Mrs. Calvin Parker, Miss
Blaine, Miss Phillips, Miss Paihsm,
Mrs. Birmans, Miss Alex Carswell,
Mrs. Jas. Knox, Mrs. Andrew Jordan.
NEW! NEW!
NEW LINE MESSALINE SILK,
just in, $1.25 -Value, 36 inch
WIDE, SPECIAL 98C THE YD. -
CHURCHWELL BROS.
1 Washington, Jan. 20.—Representa
tive Calder, a New-York Republican,
sprang a sensation in the bouse yes
terday by reading an open letter of
Representative Diez, of Texas, a Dem
ocrat; attacking last nights’ Democrat
lc caucus and -dubbing a "cold deck
for the coming caucus, a feast of
stale dishes." - ^
A call of the 'house forced a
attendance of Democrats^
NEW LINE DOROTH/ DODD
3H0E8 AND SLIPPERS, 83 TO $4.
SPECIALS IN EVEftY DEPART
MENT, AT
CHURCHWELL BROS.
The only way to insure success is
to deserve It. In order to deserve
it, you must have a practical knowl
edge. The more you know the surer
you are to advance. You 6an acquire
a practical knowledge of business
methods and principles at the
Waycross Business
College
You can learn there not alone how
to do things, but why you should do
them. .Why not commence to learn
them now, so you will bo ready for
a good position Ip the spring or sum*
mer.
We secure positions for our grad-
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i.\ ■ FIRST I -
National Bank I
CAPITAL $200,000.00
NEW BUILDING
New Safety Deposit Boxes
THOSE PERSONS HAVING BOXES RUNTED IN OUR OLD BUILD.
INC WILL PLEASE CALL AND MAK- STATEMENTS AND ACCEPT
THIS AS NOTICE THAT WE CAN NO LONGER BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
THE SAFETY OF THEIR DEPOSITS THERE. WE ARE NOW IN OUR
New Building in the
PHOENIX BLOqK
WHERE WE HAVE ALL MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE CONVENIENCES
—UP-TO-DATE SAFETY BOXES, 85.00, $10.00 AND $15.00 PER YEAR.
IN A MODERN FIRE-PROOF VAULT. THOSE W RHINO BOXES WILL
PLEASE CALL AND MAKE THEIR SELECTIONS.
WE INVITE OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS ALL TO CALL AND
INSPECT OUR NEW HOME.
START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
WITH US FOR THE NEW YEAR.
WE PAY 4» INTEREST
COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY.
RESOURCES NEARLY $700,000
L. J. COOPER, President. J W. BELL.NGER, Ca.hl'er.
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SPECIALS
H. J. BENTON & CO.
Remnants! Remnant!
LARGE COUNTER FULL, SUIT
ABLE FOR WAISTS, SKIRTS AND
CHILDRENS DRESSES; WOOL
REMNANTS, GINGHAMS AND SUIT
INGS.
CUT PRICES ON
LADIES COAT SUITS,
COATS, AND
CHILDRENS COATS.
New Line Pc reales
PLAIN, STRIPES, CHECKS, 36 IN.
WIDE,
10c and 12^c Vd.
DEMITY
WHITE, 38 IN. WIDE, SPECIAL
IQ CTS.
white: linen
38 IN. WIDE, SPECIAL, '
2S CENTS.
INDIAN HEAD
WHITE, 38 IN. WIDE,
IQ CTS.
TURKISH MATH
TOWELS, LA^QE .SIZE,
10 c. 13c an'd 25
koeeland Shoes
AND OXFORD8 FOR MEN. A NEW
SNAPPY LINE OXFORDS JUST RE
CEIVED, PATENT LEATHER, GUN-
METAL, TAN AND ViClaps
3.50 and 4.00
LADIES'
BUTTON VELVET, TOPS, PATENT
LEATHER SHOES,
Special Value $2.50
ItADIES'
ALL VELVET BUTTON SHOES,
$jP SO ■
LADIES'
PATENT‘LEATHER, CLOTH TOP
» BUTTON SHOES,
2.50 and 3.50
LADIES’
CLOTH TOP, SUEDE AND GUN-
METAL,
S3.SO
CHILDRENS’SHOES.
EXCELLENT VALUE8,
75c t 98c, $1.25, $1.56
BUSTER BROWN HOSE FOR LA-
DIES, MEN AND CHILDREN,.-28c
SOLDIER BOY HOSE FOR CHIL
DREN, SPECIAL, 2 PAIR.
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