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GRAND COMBINATION % 5 ALE a s L Starts Friday A.ID. Feb. 3, Doors Opens 8:30 10 Yards Best Calico For 10c to The 50 Ladies Entering Store Ftiday Morning Some Corner Lott & Mary Sts. or Shine Everything Mem and Up-Jo Date—GET A SUPPLY NOW CHURCHWELL BROS. WAYCROSS GEORGIA. WAYCROSS AND CIVIC PRIDE (Continued from Page 1.) *er bn» heard of WaycioM anj car- •rljr look* to aee what appearance It make*. Kirat Imiirea^one are gener ally laatlng. Untidy at reel a. aandy aguarea, and aqualld r.urioundlnga strike n visitor unfavorably and leave Impression that all our progress and advertisement fall to eradicate, in the pioposed movement tor the < encouragement of civic pride, ulong esthetic lines is opened a splendid opportunity to develope. I.et us ho Improve, lay out and beautify our Hlreets and parks. Kspecially in the ty of the depot and Its surroundings, centre of the town, that the new ciU-1 The ruilrond company and the city zen and passing visitor may have j gove rnment and citizens have joined inde'ibly impressed upon his or he* ! hands in making ft one of the most mind, that Waycrosa is not only a j pfctuicsque depots we have ever progressive city from a business stand } seen. The aquares adjoining the de- polnt, but is a city where good taste j pot are beautifully laid out In flow- and education prevails. Where the , ers and schrub. So much so that ev- beautiful goes hand In hand with the eryone is anxious for the train to practical. j stop long enough for them to see the In the State of Michigun Is a-small J beauties provided. The name of j town beurtng the name of Niles. ' Nl'es Is a byword for beauty le Whenever you go in that section yo* section. Waycross can do likewise, hear of that town. As you pass thru at greatly less expense; as wo have it you are at once struck by the beau-! the balmy weather to help us. ;t proposed at the civic Improvement meeting to suggest means to remove the unsightly gnrbage boxes from our prominent streets; to find some meami to dispense with the ugly poles and signs that adorn the edges of our pavements; to adopt uniform hitching posts, nicely painted; to plant our parka In shrubs and flowers; fo ask ! the railroad to fill in the wuste plac es, and themselves become erabued with civic pride and park and plant side by side with city. These are a few of the many plana the CivAc League movement hopes to achieve. and plans along these lines will be discussed. ' “W." To such effort every loyal Waycross- ite will be sure to respond. No one man can do this. The city administration alone cannot do it. It J A young lady the other day, speak- will require the active sympathy and | Ing on this cow question, narrated an practical effort of the men, women instance of some one in a northern and children of our city, and the ef-jcity. who asked a Waycross resident forts put forth now. will mean that in i where she came from. 1 come from years to come Waycross. will be {Waycross, proudly sahl the Waycroso known as the “Beautiful city of I resident. Waycross? Said the north- Southern Georgia, the first glimpse of! era lady. Oh, yes! I remember Way- troplcal Southland." y [ cross. That's where the cows come A meeting or citizens will probably j to meet the trains. Surely Waycross be called on Friday night to which ! is ready now to remove this cow nt^ the ladies of our city will be invited 1 sance from our streets. DOLLAR , . TneGI be Dry Goods Co. Purchases “The Hub” Stock of Savannah _ .j; $10,00G.oo Worth of Merchandise,! at just one fourth ils actual worth. The Hub Co., needed the money-*we had the cash-they sold at our pri:e. T he Globe Dry Goods Company have turned this entire &ock together with their own stock over to the J. SADLER CO*, OF ALBANY, GA., with orders to dispose of it at just any price that it will bring. THE GLOBE DRY GOODS CO S. STORE NOW CLOSED Sadler will open the doors to the Big Public Sale c Friday morning, February 3rd, sharp 9:30 O’clock Be here with the crowds. You’ll never see another event like this. Look for the banner covered front.' Lewis-Watson’s Old Stand Wanted. 25 Extra Sales- Ap£tV P NOW. 4