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TAKE
PAINES
Cough Syrup
It Relieves
PRICE 25c 1HE 801 HE
Gem Pharmacy
T. S. Paine, Prop.
PHONE 52.
AT THE
As A Special
Inducement
FOR YOU TO CALL AT OUR NEW
STORE THI3 WEEK. WE OFFER
YOU THESE SPECIAL LOW PRICE9
ON THE FOLLOWING GOODS FOR
THIS WEEK ONLY:
Kjuh 25c per do*.
Oatmeal ir»c per package.
packages of corn flakes 25c.
2 15c cans Klberta peachoH 25c.
California Brownie peaches 25c for 20c
l.omlon layer raisins 10c per pound.
California flg» 15c per pound.
35c can sliced pineapple, fine stock,
for 25e.
2 tall cans salmons 25c..
cans Nabob peas 50c.
flipper brand peas 10c per can.*
jars peanut butter, good stock. 25c.
Seven boxes of |(< d Band snuff for 25c
Seven packages lit*d Tag tobacco
IF—
SEASONABLE (inn:erics
Wo now have In stock
llalsinn Whole Wheat Flour
Ralston Breakfast Food,
Iletkers Oatmeal in barrels
and packages, ileckera
Buckwheat, Self rising, In
barrels, Cream of Wheat,
Shredded Wheat Biscuits,
New Georgia Syrup, *
lots of other good things
too numerous to mention.
Our prie s are reasonable
»nd our good* flrstclasH.
We guarantee to nave you
money
/ Mr. Mathew Carswell Is
now with us permanently
«nd will be pleased tp see
bis friends and serve their
wants.
MAY’S MILL and
FEED STORE.
PHONE NO. 3.
for 25c.
Three cans of goc
Twenty five cent
catchup for
Ti.r.-e life bottle
for 25c.
of Wagner
Wagner catchup
for 25c.
packages or Ciolddhst for 25c.
Six packages of washing powder for
| Six packages of Sopade for 25c.
i COFFEE HAS GONE UP BUT WE
I BOUGHT THIS BEFORE THE RISE,
Thirty five cent tan best coffee for 25c
• Thirty cent can of early breakfast for
Two Red Hot Tomollles, large si*
f Personal)
£ Miss Carrie Perham* florla! Ed.farvj
Preaching everywhere tomoriow.
Ytitj can’t miss it unless you try.
He quite sure you have your wings
on straight before you attempt to fly.
Mr. O. K. Jelks of Quitman up nt
yesterday in the city.
Rev. Will Hill, Mr. J. M. Joiner and
Mr. Norvell spent today ’hunting at
Folkston. 1
PLENTY OF CARO BOARD AT
THE HERALD OFFICE; ALL COL
ORS AND SIZES.
Mr. G. i. Steele reports that his
special wile, dmplte threatening
wcathf. , baa opened up flue and he
is doing a big Illness.
.font
A. Vc
i of Donuidsonville
Is here today, mixing with friends.
John Yotiinans is always welcome in
We offer the public greater values in Furniture,
Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Art Squares, - Stoves
and Specialties than any firm in South Ga. I'*
*. Patten, convicted of breach of
tin* State prohibition law, filed motion
for new' trial foday and gave bond,
and left for Coffee county.
The iiHia! Central Baptist services l!
w ill be held at opera house tomor- j /
I row. everybody welcome. Rev. W. I (
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 line.
HOME FURNITURE CO,
V-
Phone 49
40 Plant Ave.
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U
chirk* will preach at both
Flfte
Mr. R. S. Die•kins has severed his
J connections with the Cash Grocery, j<
j and is for the present with the Finch I
can strawberries for 1
Three large cans sweet potatoes Z
Four pounds fresh oyster crack*
for 25c.
Three pounds of cracker meal for 25c. J Gro.#ry. i
Twenty-live rent can desert peaches j
for 20c. | Big selection new Percales and j
Twenty cent can beef brawn fof 15c. Ginghams, 10c and 12 l-2c.
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HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON’S
“Big Clearance Sale”
Of all winter shoes. Prices greatly reauced to make
a quick sa
fi:
FAR 3IGHTEO PEOPLE
Patronize Otis Id very. They appro
elate oih* prompt service, first-class
turn outs and reasonable prices. If
You appreciate all these you will pa
troul/.e us also.
McGregor Mayo
Boarding, Livery and Sales Stable*.
Tshenu 8t. Waycross, Ga.
PHONE NO. M.
Huy here is always a demand for
trained employes. The young man or
woman who kuowg how is tiitT""one
who gets the preference.
Waycross Business
College
Tunas iks)pie iu the principles and
methods of practical business,
graduates have no difficulty in obtain
ing positions or iu making goo j after
they have obtain'd them. A course
here would benefit you as it lias otB-
om who are now holding good posi
tions. a
ENTER ANY TIME!
POSITIONS SECURED!
R. F. ZEIGLER. Pres.
mtSKIDWhlTHIi:
Threo cans of Van Camp’s Spaghetti
25c.
Twenty-five cent Jar of preserves for
20c. **
Bucket Jelly 5c per pound.
All Go packages crackers 6 for 25c.
All. 10c packages crackers 3 for 25c.
TOILET SOAP9.
All 26c boxes toilet soap for 20c.
All 15c boxes 2 for 25c.
One do*, toilet soap In the box 40c.
THESE 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.
Smoke!
“Oran Chico’s”,
“Yer Best Smokers”,
and
“Pitman’s Best Smok
er-.”
Humphreys & Williamson.
The usual services will be held at
the Presbyterian church toniouow
morning and evening. The. pastor,
Rev. U. A. Brown extends a cordial
invitation to all who will attend each
service..
The Socialist organization are haru
rt #ork making plans for the Debs
meeting. Mr. Debs la a national
character of great prominence In So
cialists lines. He will he here in lat*
ter part of March. The Socialist or
ganization now hold regular meetings
at Alrdome every Sunday at 3 p. iu.
The Knights of Modern Maccabees
bell a very auccrssful meeting last
night at Masonic hall and deliberated
on plans for their hig public rally.
Installation of officers on that occas
ion. Great l*eut. Commander C. II.
Vhomna of Port Huron. Mich.. Is ex
pected to he present and address the
limbering. '
"ZEIGLERS" LADIES PATENT LEATHER BUTTON DRESS SH0£3.
REGULAR $4.50,
Reduced to $3.25.
ladies Vl6l and patent leather dress shoes, regular
$3.00 AND $3.50,
Reduced to $2.50
CHILDRENS VICI AND PATENT LEATHER BUTTON AND LACE
SHOES, $2.00,
Redaced to $1.50
BOVS' BOX CALF 8H0ES. KINO TO STAND HARD WEAR,
Reduced to $1.35.
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INFANTS’ AND SMALL SIZES BABY'S VlC| BUTTON AND LACE
SHOES, 75 CENTS KIND,
Reduced to 50c.
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The well known evangelist, U. O. ' <
Smith, of Gainesville, Ga., agent for
the National Florence Crittenton Mis- j
slon, has been In our city for some j
Clear Havana Filled Cigars.
Manufactured in Waycross, Ga., B.*
HUMAN CIGAR CO.
Ftr wood phono 215.
RINQ 174 FOR WOOD.
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DON’T GO TO
Go to 43 Gilmore street,
when your eyes need to be
looked after or any other
days, the guest of Senator Deen. It
will be remembered that Mr. Smith
was here with the late Mr. Crittenton
a few years since. The long chain
! of homes that are represented by Mr.
! Smith, are doing a great work In be
half of erring girls and friendless
chi)drcn. Four of these homes ot
rescue a e in Georgia, and funds are
greatly needed for their shpport. Any
amounts for the ’support of this no
ble cause nmy be sent to Mr. Smith,
care Geo. W. Deen. or left with Dr.
W. K. Meeks, to bo forwarded td Mr.
Smith, who will receipt for them In
the name of the Mission.
Special prices on all mens shoes in this sale.
Humphreys & Williamson
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AGENTS WANTED
Malheson “Silent Six”
AUTOMOBILES
All that ths name implies.
SII.ElCr—8WZTT—ECONOMICAL
Corker Motor Car Co.
•tats Agents.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
tHARlf STOMWAKEf ItLCi
CABBAGE PLANTS
EARLY HEADERS
rresi rruur wan*
Mf* Plants sre now ready for distribu
tion. It Is lmposslblt to get sny better or
more reliable plants thin ours, as we use
nothing but tne best icedd from old grow
ers of undisputed reputation. Try ours and
be convinced. Don’t look for cheap seeds
or plants from whiehto rrow crops, but seek
Quality If you would succeed.
p*rue».
*,*° tceWat SLMper l ooo.
rite for lower prices on larger quaatlttea. rail
•out and oafr delivery ffVMtwt Cheap ti-
praaa rataa to all point*. •«
*■ m. eagMi gwwjj.
TRV THE WANT ADS
TRY THE WANT ADS »
Bad Colds!
Seals Cold Tablets will break up
your cold in one day. If tbey fail
you Caja’bave your money*back—25c
THEISEALS PHARMACY
TBS BIX4LLOTOM
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CARRIAGE PAINTER
13 Parallel Street.
Phone 574
Carriage and Automobile Painting
r NEATLY EXECUTED
F. O. SMITH,
ONLY FIRST CLAM CARRIAGE PAINTER IN TOWN.
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