Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19??, February 13, 1911, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWAY CROSS EVENING HERALD Stop Coughing TAKE PAINES Cough Syrup It Relieves PRICE 25c THE BOTTLE Gem Pharmacy T. S. Paine, Prop. PHONE 52. AT THE Hay’s Hill & Feed Store We liave several canes of DRIED FRUIT. *o close out at the following Prices: 1Tb SEEDED RAISINS 10c, 3tb FOR 25c tfb CALIFORNIA FIQ3 10c 3Tb FOR 25c 1Tb CURRENTS 10c. 3tb FOR 25c ALSO Ralston Breakfast Food At 10c Per Package. Six pound nark ofRALSTON WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR 25c These are nil freah. but we don’t want lo carry them over Try us for your next bill of groceries or feed and let us save you some money. MAY’S MILL and FEED STORE. PHONE NO. 9. FAR SIGHTED PEOPLE Pntroulfp Hill l.lvery. They iippre date our |>rom|>t .ervlec, llr.t-clua turn out it anil reaaonalilu price.. If you appreciate all theae you will pa- IronUe u. aim. . McGregor Mayo Boarding, Livery and Sale, sublet. • Tebeau 8t. Waycrou, Do. PHONE NO. li. YOU’RE LOST If you don’t catch on. If you aro Interested in the bent business edu cation possible to be acquired, see Prof. Zetgler at the Waycross Huai- Upas Collet® at one®. He is now of* feting the young people the best op portunity they will have. JUST THE PROPOSITION THAT WILL APPEAL TO THINKERS. ACT IMMEDIATELY! - VVuycross Business College Waycross, Ga. R, F. Zeigtor, Pres. OUR SILENT OYSTER Salesman This Ih the cleanly, white and blue porcelain Healshlptlcase from which we sell SEAL- SHIFT OYSTERS at our store. No Ice or water ever touches the oysters. It Is the final step in the Sealshlpt System which 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. SEALSHIPT OYSTERS Here the Tango! tb* Sea You will bo surprised when you see Sealshlpt Oysters. More surprised—and delighted —when you taste them. In buying Sealshlpt Oysters you get nothing but plump, sol id oyster meat—no water, hence no waste. Sealshlpt Oysters aro the standard oi value. When you pay less you get less. Come into our store and ace for yourself how we handle Sealshlpt Oysters. While there ask for a free copy of Mark Twain's Oyster Story which contains scores of appetizing recipes. HARDY BROS. C A DOWNEY M D V VETENARIAN 19 Albany Avenue Waycross, Ga. Oay and Night Phone 598. 1500 pair mens odd pants In our big sale at hnlf price. 10 2t Globe Dry Goods Co. (100) one hundred fine hens and fryora at Hardy Bros. 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. ORPINGTONS FOR SALE. Beautiful, prolific, and thrifty, are my Buff Orpingtons. Cocks, $2.00; hens, |1.50; two, $5.00; eggs 10c each. Mrs. K. A.'Sanders. (Deen wood.) ltd ltw 4w Waycross. Ga. Judge David E. Herring Has Leg Amputated Mr. R. B. Pollard spent yesterday In the city with his family. Miss Maud Rousseau of Savannah, is in the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. .1. E. Dlckins. Mr. Louis Harvard spent yesterday in the city with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Harvard. Mr. H. Murphy is having things around the First Methodist church put in apple-pie order. Mr. R. M. Lanier, spent Saturday in Jacksonville, investigating, and had a very fine time. Mr. Walter Giving of South Caro lina is in the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bates. It is a good thing to avoid small pox. But young man, young woman, moral contagion Is the thing to avoid. Sunshine Circle number one Kings Daughters will meet Wednesday after noon at 3:30 with Mrs. Fred Brewer. All members are requested to come. Mr. D. M. Wilson of Macon is In the city. At one time Mr. Wilson lived in Wayc:oss and was manager of the Waycross Shoe Factory. Circle number three Kings Daught ers will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 with Mrs. W. W. Sharpe on Gil more street. Mra. C. C. Nettles and children, Lee, Heber and little Miss Gertrude have returned home after a pleasant visit to parents and grandparents in Savannah. Ga., their old "riant© city. The Herald's Job department ?la Tunning on full time. We have the type, the material and the worftn&n, oinl we guarantee you satisfaction. Give us a call. Mr. H. J. Benton and Mr. Walter Lee left today for New York City. Mr. Benton goes there to select his spring lino of dry goods and will gone about ten days or two weeks. a. NOOOOOOOOOOO^OOOO DONT GO TO toadies have you had your hair cared for at the Waycross Parlors. Do you have dandruff? Is your hair falling out? is your scalp feverish? Have a month's treatment, five dol lars. See results. Waycross Hair Dressing ParlorH 329-31 !,a Grande Building. IT. CornelieuB, a, negro was ar rested on Saturday, charged with the murder of G. E. Butler at Hebard mill. From accounts at hand, the murder seems to have been most deliberate In character. The victim being unarm ed, it is stated that ho stood with one arm renting on a car and never moved until the fatal bullets had taken his life. Tin can oystem are not'Sealshlpt Oysters. You can only get Sealshlpt Oysters from a clean white and blue porcelain enameled -Sealshlpt case, like the on® w« have in onr store. GW® Sealshlpt a trial—then be con vinced. f Hardy Bros. Go to 43 Gilmore street, when your eyes need to be looked after or any other Optical work you may The Mountain Ash Singers In their concerts Saturday afternoon and night at the Opera House and Sun day afternoon in the sacred concert at The First Baptist Church dclighto-i all who heard them. Although rain came iu torents Saturday night a number went out to bear them and Sunday afternoon they sang to u packed house at the First Baptist Church. The voices are said to be the most beautiful ever heard iu the Ity. It is understood that all ex penses were cleared with a small sum ever which goes to Bunn-Bell Institute AS A RESULT OF A WOUND RECEIVED DURING THE CIVIL WAR. Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 13. -Judge David E. Herring, of this city, had his leg amputated at the Grady Hospital last week, as the result of a wound which he received in the civil war. His foot was shattered in the battle of Ben- tonsville, X. C., when the famous old 42nd Georgia regiment charged a fed eral battery. One of the bursting shells mutilated his foot, and the toes had to be amputated, but he had been moving about spry enough on what was left until the old wound be gan to give him trouble a week or two ago. Judge Herring is 64 years old, and is recovering splendidly from the operation. Read the Herald. WARNING TO REAL ESTATE BUYERS AND AGENTS! A smooth gentleman is passing over the country just at present, selling and buying land, forging land titles, etc. Last heard of In the State of Michigan. The authorities up there think it were possible that the op portunities of WiTegrass Georgia may tempt him to come down here. Hence they send out the following warning to the real estate agents and prospec tive buyers, and offer a reward for the capture of the gentleman: $50.00 REWARD! Wanted For Forging A Deed On m Farm in Thia County and Secur ing $2,600.00 On A Mort gage- A man giving his name a? Samuel Kramer, age about 50 years, height about 6 feet 8 or 9 inchea, weight about 190 or 200 pounds, dark com plexion, dark hair tinged with gray, dark stubby mustache also tinged with gray; round smooth face. This man is a professional and is a smooth guy and had all of the latest move ments. He had the appearance of a prosperous farmer and made the deal; through a real estate agency. Kindly; notify all of the real estate agencies j in your county for this man will sure- . f ly be working his scheme somewhers in the United States or Canada. j The above reward will be paid forj his arrest and detention in any jail in U. S., or Canada. Address all in-; formation to i William R. Taylor. j Sheriff', Iptra Co., Michigan. ! Dated, Iona, Mich., Feb. 7, 1911 A man in Connecticut ga.e a doc tor, a specialist in catarrh. $50 to cure him of this common most ob noxious disease. ' i. The specialist gave him a\ottle of medicine and told him to use*lt. The fool took the medicine home, took one dose, put it on a shelf and trade no further effort to folioW\ in structions. £ Three months later with the medi cine still on the.shelf he told a friend that the specialist was -a fake^hat he had paid him $50 and still had catarrh. HYOMEIC pronounce it Hlgh-o-me) won't cure cataiTh If you don't breathe it; it will If you breathe it regularly. Furthermore, you don’t need to give a catarrh specialist $50 to cure you of catarrh, for the specialist is yet to be born who can write a better pre scription than HYOMEI. G. R. Brinson Co., and druggists everywhere guarantee HYOMEI to cure catarrh or money back. A com plete outfit which consists of a bot tle of HYOMEI, a hard rubber in baler and simple instructions for use costs only $1.00. Separate bottle of HYOMEI If afterwards needed costa but 60 cents, Feb. 13, 24. Mch. 6. ONE BIG FOOL. But He Doesn’t Live in Waycross Nor Alabama seems to be giving state prohibition a severe jolt. The neigh bors are feeling it >OOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOOODOOOODOOOOOOOOO<X>OOOOOOOOOOOOOOC HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON’S New- White Goods, Laces and Embroideries For Spring. BEAUTIFUL SHEER IMPORTED . BIG SELECTION NEW BELTINGS WAISTING IN PLAIN; CHECKED AND FIGURED EFFECTS. IN WASH AN0 SLIK. 25c to 50c < 25 Cents . \ ... >r ' ’( ' BfG LOT OF NEW MATCH SETS . ALL LINEN SUITING. ROUND OF VAL AND ROUND THREAD THREAD, 36 INCHES WIDE. SPE CIAL VALUES AT i ACES. | 35c, 49c and 59c. 5c to I5c FINE 27 INCH FLOUNCES WITH BARGAIN TABLE OF FINE SWISS WIDE IRISH BANDS ALL OVER AND CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES AND INSERTIONS TO MATCH. NEW, GOOD MATCH SETS. Special Values 50c to 1.50 Special 10c. NEW SPRING WAISTS, NEATLY TAILORED AND OTHERS NEATLY FLAXON—BEAUTIFUL SHEER TRIMMED WITH EMBROIDERY. QUALITY, YARD WIDE. ^ 75c to $1.59 Special Value at 15c ’ The Store of Quality Humphreys & Williamson Jooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo < AGENTS WANTED • Tor Matheson “Silent Six” AUTOMOBILES AU that the name implies* SIX.EWT—SWEPT—ECONOMICAL. Corker Motor Car Co. Btato Agents, ATLANTA, GEORGIA » now ready for distribu te High Plants ._. ret eny better or uiuro rvuauiv jumoii mad OUr*. Al WO Use nothing but the best aeeds from old grow ers of undisputed reputation. Try our*and be convinced. Don't took for cheap seeds or plant* from which to growcr®»» hnt«»«k duality If you would uueoeed. quality If you would cucceed. Prl.wtAVR(«rtti UoMNdlUa | «to1000at$t.MP*rLOOK• to U.OOO.t|L00, Write for lower prtc-f oaUrr*r goaHtli ■ dell*. Urgwr quatltlM. Pall \ooooooooooooooooo< -J POLE YS KDWEYM* s F*. It... .cue KmoiM.UaMA, 'I want yon to om tho Kltt-C Byollaaaea. T. A. W. ELMQREN. OPTOMETRIST, « Gilmore Strcot . eoooooooooooooooo* Bad',Colds! Seals Cold Tablets will break up your cold in one day. If they fail you Can have your money back—25c THE SEALS PHARMACY THE EEX4LLSTORE CARRIAGE PAINTER 13 Parallel Street. Phone 574 Carriage and; Automobile Painting NEATLY EXECUTED F.O. SMITH,