Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19??, February 02, 1911, Image 4

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Slop Coughing | TAKE PAINES Cough Syrup It Relieves PRICE 25c THE BOTTLE Gem Pharmacy T. S. Paine, Prop. PHONE 52. As A Special Inducement FOR YOU TO CALL AT.OUR NEW STORE THIS WEEK, WE OFFER ' you these special low prices [on the following goods for I THIS WEEK ONLY: I Eggs 25c per do/,. Oatmeal 10c per package. ;j packages of corn flakes 25c. 2 13c can* Eiberta |K*a»hex 25c. j California Brownie peacoes 25c for 20c London layer raisins 10c per pound. $4>»4***«**«4h»****&&>*4*<r** i «*» >> per iiound. can Hlice.i pineapple, line AT THE SEASONABLE Groceries Halnto Kalato now have In stock Whole Wheat Flour Breakfast Food, Jfeeker* Oatmeal in l>arrei» and packages, fleckers Buckwheat, Self-rising. In barrels. Cream of Wheat, Shredded Wheat Biscuits, Now Georgia. Syrup, and Iota of other good things too numerous to mention. Our prlc‘*» ari* reaaonablo and our goods first-Hass. We guarantee to save you money. Mr. Mathew Cornwell Is now with us ourmanontly snd will he pleased to see hla friends and serve their wants. MAY'S MILL and FEED STORE. PHONE NO. S. for 25c. 2 tall cans salmons 25c. ails Nabob peas 5»e. Clipper to rind peas 10c per can. Jars peanut butter, good stock. 25c. [even bo\*s of Red Band snuff for 25c •even packages Bed Tag tobacco for 23c. » hree cans of good < orn for 25c. ’wonty-five cent bottle of Wagner catchup for 20. \ ; ;r *e loe bottles Wagner catchup [Personal Miss Carrie Perham Social Editor- <»•!•<•<*«-• •> *w..: .y* •> •/ Mr. A. 8. DeLamoy of Savannaa Is the guest of l)r. and Mrs. Redding. (L C. Thomas dog died last night ; at ten o'clock, and Robert Hadley is ; to preach the funeral. 2 It Mrs. Charles Baber of Philadelphia who is pleasantly remembered here as MlhS Pauline Acosto is the guest of Mrs. Charles Redding. for 25 package parka of Colddiist of washing for Six packages of Sopudc for 25c. COFFEE HAS GONE UP BUT WE BOUGHT THIS BEFORE THE RISE, Thlrly-five cent can best coffee for 25c Thirty cent can of early breakfast for Mr.. Albeit Scfioenbeck. of Chicago accompanied by Mr. Johnson a most delightful gentleman arrived In the city this morning and went to Hobok- Mr. B. B. Poiard leaves today ft Jacksonville, Fla., his future horn .Mr. Pollard bus been promoted to tli position of city passenger agent : that place. The at Fi prayer i •hu.’Cli will begin ven o'clock Instead of 7 re and a full attendant rnibership desired. Kev. II iiave charge of the e absence of Rev. Cook. dist Hat Moth- onight at Will Hill service in For I be editor Two Bed Hot Tomollies, largo size, | for 25c. Fifteen cent can strawberries for 10c ( Three large cans sweet potatoes 25c. dro Four pounds fresh oyster crackers | for 25c. j Three pounds of cracker meal for 25c; I Twenty-five cent can desert peaches i for 20c. Twenty cent can beef brawn for 15c. Three cans of V'i o months certainly Herald will be ab sent from the city part of the time inspecting fertilizers in the counties of Ware, Pierce, Wayne, Appling counties, if you* want bis services him a card. _J The Rev. J. N. Jones is holding a series of special services at 2nd Bap- tls church on Albany Avenue and re ports a glorious and sucessful meet ing. Rev. Jones is one of the stand- Camp's Spaghetti j nrd bearers of pioneer missionary 25c. { work on the southern frontier, and Twenty-five cent Jar of preserves for ! his earnest efforts have been crowned FAn SIGHTED PEOPLE I'Htronixe this IJvory. They appre elate our prompt service, first-clad* turn outH and reasonable prices. If you appreciate all these you will pa- tronl/o us nlno. i McGregor Mayo Boarding, Livery and Sale* Stables. Tebe.iu St. Waycrois, da. PHONE NO. G3 20c. Ducket Jelly 5c per iiound. All Gc packages crackers 6 for 25c. • All 10c packages crackers 3 for 25c. | TOILET SOAPS. I All 25c boxes toilet soap for 20c. | All 15c boxes 2 for 25c. One doz. toilet soap 111 the box 40c. THE9E PRICES LAST ALL THIS WEEK. PURE FOOD STORE. HARDY BROS. Phone 62 P. S. WE ARE THE LEADING SEED, FEED AND FERTILIZER MERCHANTS OF THIS SECTION. with much blessing, him to city work. We welcome Smoke! “Oran Chico’s”, “Yer Best Smokers”, and “Pitman’s Best Smok ers.” Clear Havana Filled Cigars. Manufactured In Waycross, Ga., B.* PITTMAN CIGAR CO. For wood phono 215. RING 17-1 FOR WOOD. 1m. Waycross Business College Trains people in the principles and methods of practical business, graduates have no difficulty In obtain ing position*-, or in making good after they have obtained them. A course here would benefit you ns it has oth er* who are now holding good i>osl- lloos. ENTER ANY TIME! POSITIONS SECURED! R. F. ZEIGLER, Pres. JUST RECEIVED AT HARDY BROS. BROOKS COUNTY HAMS. SIDES AND SHOULDERS. I A ^.iOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO DON’T GO TO Go to 43 Gilmore street, when your eye* need to be looked after or any other Mr*. Henry Storey Redding enter tallied with afternoon tea Tuesday and Wednesday in honor of her guest Miss Mallett of Albany. The house was beautifully decorated with pot ted plants and cut flowers. A color scheme of yellow and white was cor ried out in the dining room, whore Jinqu'lg. nor li!3iis, Japouicas and as paragus fern with yellow candles and similes wr.re mod on the table. Tues day afternoon Mrs. IL P. Izlar pour- co ieu with Mrs. J. M. Cox assisting In serving. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. E. Wndley poured tea, Mrs. J. W. Bellinger ami Mrs. R. T. Hitch assisting In serving. Those who call ed were Mr*. J. K. T. Bowden, Mrs. Holgham, Mrs. Hal I.ambdin, Mrs. T. W. Morrison, Mrs. Moultrie Gourdlne, Mr*. S. T. Wright, Mrs. J. W. Ben nett, Mrs. T. J. Gurr. Mr*. McGregor Mnyo, Mrs. George Mayo, Mrs. J. G. Stelnhelmer, Mrs. Elwln W. Spear ot, Asheville; Mrs. Stoddard Stanton, Mrs. j. P. Stewart. Mrs. Richard Thiol, Savannah; Mrs. W. I mans, Mrs. J. !{,. Odom. Mrs. Claude Qst, M:’ s. Fred Brewer. Ost, Mrs. Fred Brewer. Mrs. W I.ltfle. Mrs. W. D. Creel, Mrs. Kben Jones Marsh. Mrs Hnddle Mobley, Mrs. E. M. McLaury, Mrs. John Phe lan, Mrs. Jle Pljelan, Mrs. A. O. Phe lan, Mrs. M. Young. Mrs. William N. Grumblisg, Mrs. J. c. Whitman. Mrs. Burdette Loomis, Miss Willie Beck. Miss Little, Miss Lockhart, Miss Thiol. Miss Loomis, Miss Barrier, Miss Mason. We offer the public greater values in Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Art Squares, Stoves and Specialties than any firm in South Ga. When we Sell for Cash we almost Eliminate the word Profit. 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 iine. HOME FURNITURE CO. Phone 49 40 Plant Ave. > ooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo oooooooo ooooooooo 0 HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON S j “Big Clearance Sale” j Of all winter shoes. Prices greatly reauced to make $ * a quick sale. \ "ZEIGLERS" LADIES PATENT LEATHER BUTTON DRESS SHOES. REGULAR $4.50, Reduced to $3.25. LADIES VICI AND PATENT LEATHER DRESS SHOES. REGULAR $3.00 AND $3.50, Reduced to $2.50 CHILDRENS VICI AND PATENT LEATHER BUTTON SHOES, $2.00, Redaced to $1.50 BOYS* BOX CALF SHOES. KIND TO STAND HARD WEAR, Reduced to $1.35. INFANTS' AND SMALL SIZES BABY’S VlC| BUTTON AND LACE SHOES, 75 CENTS KIND, Reduced to 50c. “ r TRY THF WANT APS Special prices on all mens shoes in this sale. Humphreys & Williamson j ) ooooooooooooooooo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ooooooooooooooooo ( AGENTS WANTED Pot Maiheson “Silent Six” AUTOMOBILES AU that ths name lmpliss. SILENT- SWIPT—ECONOMICAL Corker Motor Gar Go. Stats Agents, ATLANTA, GEORGIA Uoo. ft Is impossible to get any bettoror more reliable nlunu than ours, as wo use nothing but tlto best seeds from old grow ers of undisputed reputation. Try ours and be convinced. Don't look for cheap seeds write for lower prt<**s on larger quAntities. Full count ud Mfe delivery Owe u two* mes to all points. ». M. Clhten cm* «o, s, M«re»tt »■ C. TRV THE WANT ADS Bad Colds! Seals Cold Tablets will break up your cold in one day. If they fail you Can’ have your money hack—25c THE SEALS PHARMACY THS BIX ALL STORK \ 00-000000000000000ooooooooooooooooo CARRIAGE PAINTER ' 13 Parallel Street. Phone 574 Carriage and Automobile Painting NEATLY EXECUTED F. O. SMITH, ONLY FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE PAINTER IN TOWN. ^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooooo