Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19??, February 16, 1911, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWAY CROSS EVEN ING HERALD Roaches,Ants&8ed Bogs ' ’ ARE EXTERMINATED WITH PETERMAN'S REMEDIES WE HAVE PETERMANS ROACH FOOD, PETER MANS ANT FOOD, PETER MANS BED BUG ftOISCOV- ERV. TRY THEM NOW, BEFORE THE SEASON FOR THESE PESTS BEGIN. Gem Pharmacy T. S. Paine, Prop. PHONE 52. M ay's Mill & Feed Store We have several cases of DRIED FRUIT. *o close out at the following Prices: 11b 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, but we don't want to carry them over 1 JUST RECEIVED FINE INDIAN RIVER Oranges and GRAPE FRUIT, New Irish Potatoes Snap Beans and Plenty of Chickens HARDY BROTHERS. FAR 8IQHTED PEOPLE ' Patronize tills 14very. They appro elate our prompt service. first-claas tuin outa and reasonable priced. K you appreciate all these you will pa tronize also. McGregor Mayo Boarding, Livery and Sales Stables. Tel.oaii St. Wnycross, Ga. PHONE NO. 03. IF I HAD ECZEMA I'd wash It away with v that mild soothing liquid, D. D. D. Trial bot tie, 25c. Relieves all kinds of skin trouble, cleansing away the Impuri ties and clearing up the complexion ns nothing else can. Yob. If I had any kind of skin trou ble I'D USB D. D. D. II. S. Redding. When It comes to telling what to put in the paper and what not to put in the paper, perhaps you wouldn't be as smart na you think you are. fPersonal fBeyond Pardon/- by Berlba Clay, in the big tent tonight. No mind is well stored unless if be filled with practical things. Mrs. Alvin Johnson Is spending some weeks with friends at SL Marys. Everybody enjoys watching other folks at work. Alderman Sinclair spent yesterday in Savannah on business. This Is disagreeable weather, thong*:! not so cold as it might be, or as it ought to be. Judge .1. A. Summers!!. Ordinary of Pierce county visited our city yes terday. TO THE W. F. M. S. AND ! LADIES OF TRINITY CHURCH I j We have been invited to Join with | the Ladles of First Methodist Church Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, fa a “Union Prayer Service." Mrs. G. W. Mathews, President of the W. F. M. S., of South Georgia has sent out requests to every So clety In the Conference, asking that we observe Friday, February 17th, as a "Day of Fasting and Special Pray er." May we not come together in this meeting in the Spirit of intense prayer that God will exanrtlffe each heart, will mightily bless the Socie ties at home, and enable them to meet their present obligations; that he will give large success to the workers in the foreign fields and give the spiritual vision and enlargement so much needed in our work. This meeting will be led by Miss Margaret Crawley and Miss Emma Myers' Mrs. J. IA Thrasher. President, Of the Trinity W. F. M. S. Several hundred tine cabbage aro on the Waycroas market today from Pearson. Friday night C. W. Park Drainatio Co., will produce the seasons sensa tion, “Faust." Dr. J. E. W. Smith, President Ware County Farmers’ Union was in the city yesterday greeting the agricul tural special. Tlie mercury began to drop' this morning at about ten o'clock and at this writing. 12 a. in., it has fallen several notches. LADIES Have you had your hair cared or AT THE WAYCROSS PARLORS? DO YOU HAVE DANDRUFF? IS YOUR HAIR FALLING OUT? IS YOUR SCALP FEVERISH? HAVE A MOUT- LES TREATMENT, ONLY FIVE DOL LARS. SEE RESULTS. Waycross Hair Dressing Parlors 329-31 LA GRANDE BUILDING. 't Mrs. P. A. Hay and Mrs. W. W. Sharpe left today for Brunswick where they will he the guests of rel atives for a few days. REV. J. B. PHILLIPS TO BE AT CENTRAL BAPTIST It has beeu announced that Rev. J. B. Phillips, the noted evangelist will be here the first week In April to be gin a meeting at Central Baptist Tab ernacle. This announcement will no doubt be. received with great pleas ure as It win be remembered that one of the greatest meetings that Way- cross has ever known was held by Rev. Phillips here at Central Baptist Tabernacle about a year ago when there were one hundred and thirty additions to that church, besides a number to other churches of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Butler, who have been twice around the world with Torrey, will be with Rev. Phillips. Mr. Butler is said to have SCENE FROM “THE SQUAW MAN” AT PARKER THEATRE, FEB. 17. President Duckworth, Editor of Farmers’ Union, made a great speech yesterday and sustained his 'reputa- most beautiful voice. The ex- 1 tion as being as good a talker as he Capt. Lem Johnson of St. Marys ts registered at Phoenix. CapL Johnson ii deeply Interested In the new rail way projeeb “Beyond Pardon" to be played by played by Park’s Dramatic Co., In the big tent tonight—Is a great book —is n great play. The C. W. Park Dramatic Co., is playing every night to a packed tent near the A. C. L. office. The tfftow Is* said to be one of the best of IKe kind we have ever had here. Mr. Louis Harvard who has been located for some time at Charleston, B. C., is now at Savannah. I^ouis has a number of friends in Waycross who wish him well. Mrs. C. E. Harper lies very ill at her home on Plunt avenue and her friends are very anxious about her condition. act date of the meeting will be an-: j 8 a writer, nounced later. There Is always demand for the Everybody makes way for the fel- services of the man who attends strict low who moves as If he had business ly to his own business. In the crowd. WE OUGHT NEVER DO WRONG WHEN PEOPLE ARE LOOKING, BUT YOU WILL DO THE RIGHT THING BY HAVING VOUR BUGGY OR AUTO CAR PAINTED FIRST- CLASS BY A. C: STILL AT J. T. MCGEE’S SHOP ON ALBANY AVE NUE. '* 15 tf RING 174 FOR WOOD. 1m. HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON’ New White Goods, Laces and For Spring. Embroideries YOU’Rli LOST if you don't cutch on. If you are interested in (he best business edu cation port; ible to bo acquired, see Prof. Zelglor at the Waycross Busi ness College at ones. He 1s now of- feting the young people the best op portunity they will have. JUST THE PROPOSITION THAT WILL APPEAL TO THINKERS. ACT IMMEDIATELY! Waycross Business College Waycross, Ga. R. F. Zclglcr, Pres. GRAPE VINES FOR 8ALE. A few fine scupernong and black grape vines, well rooted, for sale, They belong to an old Confederate soldier; two for 60 cents. Apply at 30 Reed street. Smoke! “Oran Chico’s”, “Yer Best Smokers”, * and “Piiman’s Best Smok er*.” Clear Havaaa Filled Cigars. Manufactured In Wsycrosa, Qa* Sf NTTMAN CI6M CO. C A DOWNEY M D V- VETENARIAN IS Albany Avenue Wayerou, Qa. Day and Night Phone 668. STOMACH AGONY. Take Mi-o-na and Quickly Get Rid of Indigestion. Go to G. R, Brinson Co., today and get a fifty cent box of MI-O-NA stom ach tablets. Take them as directed and notice uow quickly dial roes, gas and heavi ness will disappear. MI O-NA stomach tableta not only give instant relief, but taken for a few days dtive away dizziness, head ache, nervousness and billiousness. Bad dreams and tossing about in oed are caused by out of order stom ach and pot your itomach in splendid condition in a few days. Give MI-O-NA a trial at a risk, they guarantee it to cure and stomach trou ble, or money back. MI-O-NA la- a fine tonic, It builds up run down peo ple In a short time. O R. Brinson Co., and druggists everywhere sell MI-O-NA at 50 cents a large box. Write for free trial atm pie. Booth's Mi-o-na, Buffalo, N. T. Feb. 16, 26, Mch 0. Judge H. M. Wilson was taken sud denly quite sick yesterday' and was practically unable to attend to his duties. But we are glad to note he is better today. If there is a soiled spot on your character, it, is a pity, but let us In dulge the fond hope that it *111 come out in the washing, provided you e'er wash. Ordinary Thomas is quite busy ham* ing out the vouchers to the noble old Confederates. He states it does him good to see how they appreciate it, and only wishes that every voucher could represent twice the amount it shows upon Its face. BEAUTiFUL SHEER IMPORTED WAI8TING IN PLAIN, CHECKED AND FIGURED EFFECTS. 25 Cents ALL LINEN SUITING, ROUND THREAD, 36 INCHES WIDE. SPE CIAL VALUES AT 35c, 40c and 50c. FINE 27 INCH FLOUNCES WITH WIDE IRISH BANDS ALL OVER AND INSERTIONS TO MATCH. Special Values 50c to 1.50 NEW SPRING WAISTS. NEATLY TAILORED AND OTHERS NEATLY TRIMMED WITH EMBROIDERY. BIG SELECTION NEW BELTINQ8 IN WASH AND SLIK. 25c to 50c 75c to $1.50 BIG LOT OF NEW MATCH SETS OF VAL AND ROUND THREAD t ACES. 5c to 15c s ^ BARGAIN TABLE OF FINE SWISS AND CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES NEW. GOOD MATCH SETS. Special 10c. FLAXON—BEAUTIFUL SHE DUALITY, YARD WIDE. Special Value at 15c Prof. Zeigler, President pf Way- cross Business College will give an rtainment at ti-c College rooms Friday night, February 17, for the stu*l« lit body. Refreshments will be rveil. All rtudents In attendance, and those who have attended the col-, lege in the past, are cordially Invit ed to be present. The Store of Quality Humphreys & Williamson Pardon", nt the big tent SEEDS! SEED Let us sell you your garden and flower seeds and your garden will be success. THE SEALS PHARMACY! m uxuiROu CARRIAGE PAINTER 13 Parallel Street. Phone 574 . Carriage and|AntomobiIe Painting NEATLY EXECUTED F. O. SMITH, *4 ONLY FIRST CLAM CARRIAGE FAINTER IN TOWN. ^OOOOOOOOGCOGQG GOFO» y m