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WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD
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NOTICE!! fPersonal
SEASONABLE Groceries
We now have In *tock
Ralston Whole Wheat Flour
Rail ton Breakfast Food,
Heckeri Oatmeal In barrel!
and packages, Heckeri
Buckwheat, Self-rising, In
barrels. Cream of Wheat,
Shredded Wheat Biscuits,
New Ceorgta Syrup, and
lot* of other good things
too numerous to mention.
Our price* are reasonable
and our goods first-class.
We guarantee to save you
money.
Mr. Mathew Carswell is
now alth us permanently
and will be pleased to see
his friends and serve their
wants.
MAY’S MILL and
FEED STORE.
PHONE NO. 3.
10 OUB CUSTOMERS.
We are moving into our
new store, on corner Plant
avenue and Gordon street,
opposite Wilson Orocery
Co.
We do not intend that our
moving shall binder us In
the least in giving our cus
tomers good and prompt
service. I^et us have your
orders, and they will have
our best attention.
We “hope to have our
slock well arranged in our
new quarters by next week.
Then we will give you a
special invitation' to come
to 800 Uh. '
HARDY BROS.
J'Miss Carrie Perham Social Ed.lor
Mrs. Lucia M. Harvey, of Chicago.
, is registered at LaGrande today.
Irs. Groff, of Ohio, is in the city
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Groff
Hon. Frank Simians, of Clinch
county is in the city today.
Miss Leila Paschal left today for
Guyton where she will be the guest
of friends for a few days.
City Union King’* Daughters held
a meeting in the Sunday school room
at First Methodist church yesterday,
No city in the state is better equip-
' ped with drug stores than Waycrosi
They are up-todato in every respect
I Six hundred doz. eggs; 2 do/, foi
( 55c, as long as they last.
27 2t Hardy Bros.
:i .
Mrs. Walker T. Rivers returned to
' Savannah last night after spading
some days here.
TWO PHONES:
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MAKING LAWS TO \A
GOVERN BIRD MEN. $
Out in California, where aviation
in the great attraction, both for ua { "
The Socialist Local will meet Sun
day afternoon at .‘I o’clock at Hie
court house. All members are re-
! Miss'-Beulah Wnlnwright, of Jesup,
is .spending a few days with f:iend«
In the city.
FOR YOUR HAIR.
live sons and visitor* seeking a genial
dime, and where Glenn II. Curtiss Is
induing navy and army officers, and
Eugene Ely Is Hying to and from (Jn- j Quested to he -present,
ole Sam’s battleships as a morning j
diversion, they are making laws to
govern the blrdmen.
The first hills governing aerial high
ways have been Introduced In the
California legislature at Sacramento
by asHemblymun Fitzgerald in the
Assembly and by Senator Wolfe in
the senate. They were prepared un
der the guidance of the Pacific Aero
Club at San Francisco, and provldo
first for the designation of aeroplan
es as "motor vehicles," the register
ing of such vehicles’ with the Secre
tary of State and the taking out of
a license number, to be displayed as
on the automobile.
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Here Are Facts We Want You To
Prove At Our Risk.
When the roots of the hair are en
tirely dead and the pores of the scalp
are glnzed over, we do not believe
that anything can restore hair growth.
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic acts scien
tifically, destroying the germs which
are usually responsible for baldness.
It penetrates to the roots of the hair,
stimulating and nourishing them. It
Is a must pleasant toilet necessity, is
delicately perfumed and will not guin
The hills also contain a clause re- j nor pormanently stain the hair.
We want you to get a bottle of
gardlng the carrying of lights. It Is J
provided that all aeroplanes shall
carry "at lenst four lights, one In the
center of the vehicle In front of the
driver, one at the extreme rear, uml
one at each end of the lifting planes,
these last two to he, one rod and one
green, the red light, to bo placed at
tho eud of the right plane, and the
green at the end of the left plane."
It would seem that the legislators
of California take It for granted that
the type of the every-day air vc-ticfe
will bo the biplane, judging by the
arrangements of the lights.
Rut these bUls are not the only pro*
posed legislation. The shootiug clubs
In California are urging legislation
to govern shooting game from aero
planes. They fear that the blrdmen
will tfUasc the feathered trl$*o off
their preserves, amt make shooting
from tho ground more difilctm than
it la now.
Thus does the science of aviation
progress.
x LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN
WON’T GET ANY RAISE
Chicago Jan. 27.- RepresentatUe of
the 35,000 locomotive firemen em
ployed on 61 western railroads and
the general managers who have been*
conferring over a dispute as to the
wage* to he paid on a certain class of
engines, have failed to reach an aftree
uient and the wages will continue tho
same. A year ago an arbitration board
gave fliremen on engines with a 24-
Inch cylinder or over and on com
pound engines weighing over 215,000
pounds $3.75 per day. The general
managers claimed this was a mistake
a* many of the engines were equip
ped with superheaters that reduced
the amount of coal burned te the
same level as the smaller classes of
engines. The firancta wanted an In
crease of t$ per cent tn wages la lien
of the wvnrd of the arbiter*.
Ilexall "93" Hair Tonic rnd uso It as
directed. If It docs not relieve scalp
Irritation, remove dandruff, prevent
the hair, from falling out and pro
mote an Increased growth of hair ana
In every way give entire satisfaction,
simply come hack ahd tell us and
without question or formality we will
hand hack to you every ponny you
paid us for It.
Wo lend our endorsement to Rexall
"93” Hair Tonic and sell It on this
guarantee, -bocause we believe It Is
tho best hair tonic ever discovered.
It comes In two sizes, prices GO cents
uml $1.00. Remember you can obtain
It only at our shore.—The Rexall
Store. The Seals Pharmacy.
r.m self-conceited man navor
dreams that a woman chats and
smiles out of pure friendliness.
A dose of horse sense would prove
too strong for your chronic kicker, but
It’s the oiily hope of a cure.
Ladies. Misses and Childrens Patent
leather cloth top Button Shoes.—
Dinkins. 27 3»
We offer the public greater values in Furniture,
- Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Art Squares, Stoves
and Specialties than any firm in South
When we Sell for Cash we almost.
Eliminate the word Profit.
I Our Prices on Terms are the Very Lowest and
our terms are very easy. See us before you •
buy, we take pleasure in showing
you through our line.
HOME FURNITURE CO.
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Don’t buy cheap garden seed, be
cause they are. cheap, but plant the
best you can get, regardless of price.
Waycross schools
well filled,
but yet there is room for a few more
schollars.
Indies, Misses and Childrens Patent
leather cloth top Button Shoes.—
Dicklns. 27 3t
«- TRY THF. WANT ADS
VOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO*
WHY?
Why do you abuse your
eyes? Why don’t you rest
your eyes like you would
rest any other part of your
body If it got tired? Why
do you read when they
ache? Why don’t you real
ise the danger there la In
neglecting your eyes, the
most preeioo* gift or na
ture.
T. A. W. ELMGREN.
OPTOMETRIST,
« Gilmore Stmt
Mr. C. F. Hurt still remain in a cri
tical condition at the Kings Daughters
hospital and it Is feared today that tr
will be necessary o take his arm off.
Quito a nuinebr of stranger people
In the city today. Also a fady from
Chicago and a gentleman from Miss
ouri.
Mrs. Heggie representing the Tet
ley teas Is in the city. Mrs. Heggie
made a number of friends here while
giving demonstrations of the Tetleys
teas several years ago.
HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON’S
“Big Clearance Sale”
Of all winter shoes. Prices greatly reduced to make
a quick sa
gn
le.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Dim mock of
Valdosta arrived last night and are
at home with Mrs. Warren Lott. Mr.
and Mrs. Dimmock will be cordiadlly
welcomed here.
-ZEIGLERS” LADIES PATENT LEATHER BUTTON DRE8S SHOES.,
REGULAR *4.50,
Reduced to $3.25.
LADIES VICI AND PATENT LEATHER“DRES8 SH0E3. REGULAR
• *3.00 AND $3.50,
Reduced to $2.50
CHILDRENS VICI AND PATENT LEATHER BUTTON AN& LACE
SHOES, *2.00. '
Redaced to $1.50
BOVS’ BOX CALF SHOES. KINO TO STAND HARD WEAR,
Reduced to $1.35.
INFANT8’ AND SMALL SIZES BABY’S VlC| BUTTON AND LACE
SHOES, 75 CENTS KIND,
Reduced to 50c.
The Davis-Hurrls Hairdressing and
Shampooing parlors will be opened
Monday morning In room 329-31 in \*
Grande Building. The ladles invite
the patronage of the public.
The Herald office Is besieged each
day Vith people hunting homes or
rooms. Waycross must get busy and
build houses to take care of our peo
pie who are coming here to maki
their home among ns.
Special prices on ail mens shoes in this sale.*
Humphreys & Williamson
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Mr
w.
Stervhi, of Nashville.
. who has been vMtlng her
brother Mr. F. E. Blackmer at 51
Reed street returned to her home last
night. Mr. Blackmer who is one w
the Western Union operator has been
sick, and is still very ill at 54 Reed
street.
-SWEET ADELINE” SUNG
BY MAYOR OF BOSTON
Huston. Mass., .Ian. 27.—The voice
ot Mayor John P. Fitzgerald ringing
over the heaila of 10.000 people In
the refrain ot -Sweet Adeline" wai aa
unexjree^ feature of the 153nd cele*
hration of the birth of Robert Burns
by the Caledonian club here laat night.
h CABBAGE PLANTS
' ' - EARLY HEADERS
r ready for dUtrfbu-
tlon. It ta Impossible to set soy better oir
more reliable plante than oars, as we ate
nothin* but the beet eeeds from old grow*
ere or undisputed reputation. .Try our* and
be convinced. Don’t took for cheap eeede
or plante from which to crow crops, but seek
quality If von would succeed. _
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TR v THF. WANT ADS
Bad Colds!
Seals Cold Tablets will break up
your
cold
in one
day. If they fail
you Can*bave your money back—25c
THE SEALS PHARMACY
THE REXALL STORE
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CARRIAGE PAINTER
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Carriage and Antomobile Painting /
NEATLY EXECUTED
v ’ F. O. SMITH, \ J
3 ONLY FIRST CLASS CASSIA Ge PAINTER IN TOWN.
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