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WAY CROSS EVEN ING HERALD
Stop Coughicg
TAKE
PAINES
Coogb Syrup
It Relieves
PRICE 25c 1HE BOllLE
Gem Pharmacy
T. S. Paine, Prop.
PHONE 52.
AT THE
Hay’s Hill & Feed Stare
We have several cases of
ORIED FRUIT.
*o close out at the following
Prices:
Ifb SEEDED RAISINS
10c, 3tb FOR 25c
1Tb CALIFORNIA FIGS
10c 3tb FOR 25c
1Tb CURRENTS
10c. 3tb FOR 25c
ALSO
Ralston Breakfast Food At
10c Per Package.
Six pound sack ofRALSTON
WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR 25c
These are all fresh, hut we
don't want to carry fiiem over
Try us for your next hill of
groceries or feed and let us
•av* you some money.
MAY’S MILL and
FEED STORE.
PHONE NO. 3.
FAR 8IOHTED PEOPLE
Patron I*. ilifa I,Ivory. They npiire,
date our prompt aervlce, flratclaaa
•urn outs unit rensonahle prices. If
You appreciate all thtae yon will pa
tronise ua alio.
McGregor Mayo
•oardlnu, Livery and Sale. Stables.
Xbbvau 8t. ■ Waycroaa, Ga.
PHONE NO. S3.
OUR SILENT OYSTER
Salesman *
This Is the cleanly, white and
hluo porcelain Sealihi;)ticase
from which we sell HEAIj-
8HIPT OYSTERS at our store.
No Ice or water ever touches
the oysters.
It Is the final step in the
Sealshipt System wlilch makes
it possible for us to furnish our
customers with oysters which
taste the same as when eaten
at the shore. They are firm,
tempting, delicious morsels of
sea food.
SEALSHtPT OYSTERS
Have the Tantf of the Sea
Yon will he surprised when
you see Sealshipt Oysters.
More surprised—and delighted
—when you taste them.
In buying Sealshipt Oyster*
you get nothing hut plump, sol*
id oyster meat—no water,
hence no wuste. Sealshipt
Oysters are the standard oi
value. When you pay less you
get less.
Come Into our store and see
for yourself how we handle
Sealshipt Oysters. While tlieie
ask for a free copy of Mark
Twain's Oyater Story which
contains scores of appetizing
recipes.
HARDY BROS.
[Personal
►Miss Carri* Parham Social Ed.tor?
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Purse, of
C.iattanooga, who have been visiting
Judge Langford of Douglas is In
ne city today.
Mr. J. M. Bell spent yesterday in
Savannah.
I WANTS IKE
WORLD TO KNOW
GOOD REPORTS ARE COMING IN
FROM EVERY DIRECTION.
vlted to come here I thought he would
be unable to prove all that was claim*
ed for the medicine. However, I
was soon convinced, as it did won
ders for several of ray neighbors. At
j the time I feel that every organ of
! my body was nearly worn out My
I liver was torpid, my kidneys "were
i weak and my stomach was tfc-^hor-
j rlble condition; at times It felt like
it had rocks In it, a great deal of gas
formed and I bloated fearfully. I had
Mrs Burdette I.oomig, Miss orace
Loomis and Mrs. Woodruff spent yes
terday in Blackshear with friends.
Mrs. Burdette IdOomis, Jr., will ar
rive tomorrow from Hartford, Conn,
and will be here some days
The ladles of Waycross are starting
a movement to make this city the
most beuutlful, of all the South Geor
gia cities. ^
Col. John W. Bennett Is spending
some days In New York City. The
Colonel says they are having plenty
of snow up there.
The Mountain Ash Male Choir sang
at Wesleyan College last night, and
they pronounce it one of the finest
ever heard in Macon.
Mr and Mrs Edward Jones, left
today for Waycross and Jacksonville,
where they will he joined by their
daughgter.—Macon News,
daughter.—Macon News.
Many people of Waycross and vi
cinity are greatly interested in the
new remedy, Root Juice, that is no«
being demonstrated In Cherokee drng weak “ ie,U fre<|Uent,y and waa
i badly constipated. My appetite was
j very poor and even in hot weather my
hands and feet were often cold I was
using some kind of medicine most or
the time without much benefit, but
after using Root Juice a few days I
began to Improve. I nave used hard
ly six bottles, but am feeling better
than I have for twenty years and firm
ly bqlieve that I am permanently
cured."—O. H. Cummings, R. R. No.
tore. It is certainly a great medi
cine if one can judge by the reports
that are coming from every direction.
A number of local people are claiming
that the first dose of the juice made
them feel better. During the past
few monthB the remedy has made
scores of remarkable cures In many
sections of the state and created con
siderable excitement. Numerous tes
timonials similar to the following are
being received almost dally: "I write I 4 - Lafa >' et,e ' Ind - Tlle P e °P le at the
this for publication with the hope | Chcr0kee dr ^ “ tore ar “ verv P lea8 '
that It will influence those who suf- ! ant ln * lvln * Information In relation
fer as I did to try the great medi- t0 tlle rcmed > - ' 11 18 80ld for a
cine that cured me. The wonderful ' boUle or <llree boltle8 for
Root 'Ji^ice medicine has done so
much good for me that I feel it my j EQQ 0 F THE FLYING ELEPHANT
duty to publish it it the world. I
spent a life of misery for years, but
thanks to Root Juice I am now free
from every ache and pain. I, like
many others, was very skeptical when
the papers first told of the many { n the world is
hundreds of cures the remedy was
making. When the scientist was in
natural History here. It will be prob
ably not classified even by an unscrup
ulous dealer as "strictly fresh”, for
the seiuetists declare it was laid more
than 400 years‘ago.
It was popularly known in Madagas
car from whence it came, as the pro
duct of the “flying elepliant”, an ex
tinct species of roe known as the aep-
yoruis maximumus. ifX
OVER 400 Y.AR8 OLD.
New York, Feb. 11.—The largest egg
of the latest ac
quisitions of the American Museum of
IN MEMORIAM.
WHEREAS, it has pleased God in
the dispensation of His provident
to remove from among us our belovA|
brother A. W. Lang who departffl
this life on Jauuary. 13th, 1911. Wj
meekly bow in humble submission
to His will, who does all things for
!the best.
Yet we feel that in his death our
membership sustains a great loss;
one who was ever watchful with ten-
derest care the interest of our be
loved order, and always ready to res
pond to the call of a brother In trou
ble.
THEREFORE, Be it resolved:
That in memory of our dead broth
er a page in the book of minutes of
this Idge be inscribed with his name
and date f his birth.
Further that a copy of these resolu
tions be published In the daily par
pers of our city. * 1 . *
This the 8th, day of Febrttoifr.tOll.
J. T. Strickland.
J. T. McGee, Sec.
vU
A DOWNEY- M D V
VETENARIAN-
19 Albany Avenue Waycross, Ga.
Oay end Night Phone 59a
1500 pair mens odd pants in our big
sale at half price.
10 2t Globe Dry Goods Co.
(100) one hundred line hens and
fiyers at Hardy Bros.
YOU’RE LOST
if you don't catch on. if' you are
interested in tin* best business edu
cation )MiShible to l»e acquired, see
Prof. Zelglor at the Wsycrpas Busi
ness College ut Otice. He Is now of-
feting tbo young people the best op-
port unity they will have
JUST THE PROPOSITION THAT
WILL APPEAL TO THINKERS.
ACT IMMEDIATELY!
Waycross Business
College
Waycro... Ua. R. F. Zvlgler, Pres
Tin can oyal.ri arc not - Sealahlpt
Oysters. You can only get Sealahlpt
Oyatcrs from a clean white and Dion
porcelain enameled -.Sealahlpt case,
Uke' the one we have tn our store.
Give Sealahlpt a trial—then be con
vinced.’ (
, Hardy Bros.
Big Use drees goods and atapln
plecn toads la oar naia.
Globe Dry Good, Co,
Smoke!
“Oran Chico’s”,
“Yer Besl Smokers”,
and
“Pitman’s Best Smok
ers.”
Clear Havana Filled Cigars.
Manufactured In Waycross, Ga., B;»
PITTMAN CIGAR CO.
The Regular Central Baptist serv
ices will he held at the opera house;
tomorrow at eleven a. m., and seven
p. m. Rev. W. H. Scruggs will preach
You will be most cordially welcomed
at these services.
! Rev. J. B. Thrasher has been out
j of. the city assisting in a Missionary
| Institute which was held at States-
1 ' vllle, Ga.. but will be In his pulpit at
both hours at Trinity Methodist
• church totffotT&tr and- extends a most
cordial invitation to the public to at
tend these services.
’ OOOOOOCbOOOOOOOOOO ooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo ^
HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON’S
ORPINGTONS FOR SALE.
Beautiful, prolific, nud thrifty, are
my Buff Orpingtons. Cocks, $2.00;
hens. $1.50; two, $5J)f); eggs 10c
each.
Mrs. H. A. Sanders.
(Been wood.)
ltd ltw lw Waycross, Ga
CK WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
DON’T GO TO
Go to 43 Gilmore street,
when your eyes need to be
looked after or any other
Optical work you may
need.
I want you to see the
Fits-U Eyeglasses.
T. A. W. ELMGREN.
-- OPTOMETRIST,
* 41 Gilmore Street.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Divine services and preaching at
11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m., Sabbath
school at 9:45 a. m. .
Our Revival Services begin tomor
row. Dr. Shaw will be here Monday
and preach Monday night. Dr. Shaw
is pnstor of a strong cjiurch in Char
lotte, N. C., hut has rare ability in
conducting revival services. We are
sure you will enjoy his preaching anu
will do you good. We invite the
singers of other churches to assist us
We give a most rrdial luvitatin to
all . Rev. R. A. Brown..
• Pastor.
New White Goods, Laces and
For Spring.
Embroideries
IVEMMS FROM THE BLACKSHEAR
TIMES.
Mrs. William ltalllB. of Waycroaa,
waa the guoat ot her alatertnlaw,
Mrs. .1. F. RatllB yesterday.
Mlssoa l.lllle Thompson, Mary Rob-
eraou and Mr. Julian Gray came home
from Bunn-Bell lnitltut* Saturday
evening lo spend Sunday with home
folks.
r. A. .1. Strickland and family at
tended a family reunion at the home
or Mr and Mr*. .1. M. Joiner In Way-
cross Iasi Friday, the occasion being
the Mat birthday of Mrs. Strickland's
mother. Mrs. Charlotte I-nrher!
BEAUTIFUL HEER IMPORTED
WAISTINO IN PLAIN! CHECKED
AND FIGUREO EFFECTS.
25 Cents
ALL LINEn' 8UITINO, ROUND
THREAD, 36 INCHES WIDE. SPE-
CIAL VALUES AT
45c, 40c and 50c.
FINE 87 INCH FLOUNCES WITH
WIDE IRISH BANOS ALL OVER
AND INSERTIONS TO MATCH.
Special Values 50c to 1.50
NEW SPRING WAISTS, NEATLY
TAILORED AND OTHERS NEATLY
TRIMMED WITH EMBROIDERY.
75c to $1.50
BIG SELECTION NEW BELTINGS
IN WASH AND SLIK.
25c to 50c
BIG LOT OF NEW MATH SETS
OF VAL AND ROUND THREAD
l ACES. SjU ,
tH-
• 5c to 15c
BARGAIN TABLE OF FINE SWISS •
AND CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES
NEW. GOOD MATCH SETS.
Special 10c.
FLAXON—BEAUTIFUL SHE
OUALITY, YARD WIDE.
Special Value at 15c
The Store of Quality
't
ir
Turkey
Bro*.
ready
rat sit Hardy
500 pair boys pants, ISc, 29c and 30c
pair. They at* worth double,
to 2t Globe Dry Goods Co.
Humphreys & Williamson
(ooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo \
MRS. NIXON WILL BE GLAD TO
HAVE YOU CALL AND SEE THE
SPRING SUITS JUST IN AT BON
TON.
We personally guarantee our show
the b:\lhnce of this week.
I Brewer & Phelan.
For wood phons 215.
460 mens’ suits at half price.
10 2t Globe Dry Goods Co.
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
TUB BIX ALL STORK
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CABBAGE PLANTS
EARLY HEADERS
h „®“t *!'gh Grad. Freat P«o» Cab-
are now ready for dlurlbu-
"““l *0* any betterc>-
™ J* 1 1? . d* 1 *5t*»an our*. u««tm
nothing but the best sooth from old grow-
era or undisputed reputation. Try ours and
becpnvlncpd. Don’t look for cheap seeds
s;;!rr,'f ro ,r. b a , i, , c^ < ; roiB - bu ‘ *' ck
CARRIAGE PAINTER
13 Parallel Street. Phone 5744
Carriage and Automobile Painting
NEATLY EXECUTED
F. O. SMITH,
ONLY FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE PAINTER IN TO&N.
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