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WAYCROSS EVEN.’NC HERALD
•‘Fit For the
Child of a King
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF
THESE JUSTLY FAMOUS CARRI
AGES. THIS IS ONE OF THE 8EV-
CRAL PATTERN8. HAS LARGE
CANOPY HOOD, EQUIPPED WITH WITH STORM CURTAINS. COM-
PLETE »
$9.50
The Baldwin and The Gurney
WE WILL CARRY THIS SEASON A
COMPLETE LINE OF EACH OF
THESE, THE BEST REFRIGERA
TORS ON THE MARKET, THE
MOST ECONOMICAL IN ICE. THE
BEST CONSTRUCTION AND MOD
ERATE PRICE. WE INVITE YOU
TO EXAMINE THESE REFRIGERA
TORS BEFORE BUYING.
$8.00 TO 45.00
Ratstin Carriages.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE HEY-
V/OCD CARRIAGES, IN THE NEW
EST 8TYLES. BOTH IN RATTAN
AND WOOD BODIES. THE DESIGNS ARE NEW, AND WE HAVE AN
ASSORTMENT TO SUIT ALL NEEDS THE PRICES RANGE FROM 7
$3.25 to $25.00
53 Piece Dinner Set
BEAUTIFUL GOLD AND FliORAL DECORATIONS. HIGH GRADE
WARE. THI8 IS PRECISELY THE GREATEST VALUE EVER OFFER
ED IN THIS CITY IN A HIGH GRAD E DINNER 8ET.
Sideboard
made of SOLID OAK, AMERICAN
QUARTERED OAK FINISH, FRENCH
BEVEL PLATE MIRROR, 20*12 IN
CHES, 80 INCHES HIGH, 42 INCHES
ACROSS TOP, 21 INCHES DEEP.
$18.50
*2.00 PER MONTH.
Extension Table
$1.00 Cash 50c
Per Week.
MADE OF HARD WOOD, HANDSOMELY FINISHED IN AMERICAN
QUARTERED OAK. HAS FIVE ROUND NICELY TURNED LEGS, FIN
ISHED TO MATCH THE TOP. IS 42
INCHES ACROSS TOP WHEN
CLOSED EXTENDS TO SIX FEET.
$7.50
•1.00 CASH; SOc PER WEEK.
WE HAVE JU8T RECEIVED A LARGE 8HIPMENT OF THESE FA
MOUS RUGS, ALL SIZES, SANITARY, DURABLE AND CHEAP. THE
IDEAL SUMMER F1.OOR COVERING.
Solid Oak
Rocker'
EXACTLY LIKE CUT. A LARGE
SIZE ROCKER, 8TRONG AND COM
FORTABLE.
$1.98 each
so cents per week.
WE PAY OUR CUSTOMERS 10
PERCENT IN TRADE COUPON8 TO
#AKE PAYMENTS AT THE STORE.
The Store of Great Quality where Your Credit is Good
Walker-Mulligan Furniture Co,
SPOT CASH PRICES ON SO, 60
AND 00 DAYS TIME.
106 Plant Ave.
A. R. HOOD. Mgr.
•i\"
Phone No. 499.
ATLANTA CONCEDES
LEAD TO WAYRROSS
Atlanta la very proud of boosting j
®I her leadership, and rightly too— 1
for iho hat every right to be proud j
of her prestige as n great city. But;
City
Waycroaa
for one© she Is compelled to step
Atrerlcus
In Gaorgia.
Cost of Per Man
Bldgs. (White)
...$ 70,000 $55.55
34,000 37.57
down from her hig'a pedestal and give
Albany 35,600 35.63
Columbus
..jr ip Waycroaa. In nn lnl.r.«tln R
tabulated statement on the Y. M. t*.»
A. building proposition, The Constitu
tion quotes flgutes showing the val
ue of Iho Y. M. C. A. property and
cost per man, etc., Waycross leads
them all and leaves Atlanta fur In the
icar. An Interesting reflection on the
situation.as shown, suggests whether
Waycroes In her ambition to Nccure
a great building has not unwisely
aroused too great a burden for her
populations as It will be seen by the
siim-u entof the Constitution; on bas
is or population. The peicentagc of
cost Is more than $30 per man than
any southern city und greater than
Afauta by nearly $30.
*l‘ e statement of Constitution Is as
follows; •
87,000 28.1b
200,000 20.76
• Macon 100,000 16.87
Tnomusvllle 10,000 14.56
Athens 18,000 10.00
Augusta 40.000 6.50
Atlanta 100,000 3.66
Atlanta Is At The Bottom When It
Comec to A Y. M. C. A.
Atlanta enjoys the distinction of
being in. front ank in many things
wh*n compared with other cities, but
*Vrn the Young Men’s Christian As
sociation la under consideration the
Gate City will have to be content
with a place near the bottom, or
busy and place herself among the
leaders by-raising the required $4oo,.
WJ fund for the association, ar.u In
• short time.
WELL-HELLO!
IT IS A LONG TIME SINCE I SAW YOUI HOW ARE YOU MRS THOMPSON, HOW ARE YOU MR.
ROBINSON, HOW IS THE FAMILY AND CHILDREN, THE FAMILY It WELL AND THE CHILDREN
LIVE HAPPY SINCE WE 8TARTE0T0 iUY
OUR FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES FROM N. A. JC BIPH. WHERE IS THAT PLACE AT, DON’T YOU KNOW WHERE;
ON 84 PLANT AVENUE. PHONE S22. ^ JOSEPH
panic, at Birmingham, Ala., an I
Montgomery. Ala., la also aubatanthl-
ly represented in thia Hat.
••Etowah county, Alabama, and
Ware county, Georgia will both bulla
modern Jails, coating perhaps $30,000
each. Florence, Ala., voted school
Improvement bonds, and at Barnes
vllle, Ga., a similar bond election will
probably he held soon. Newnan, Ga.,'
in Southern Citiea Outside of Georgia .will pass on the Issuance of $50,000 ot
dost of Per Man
City Bldgs. (White)
Jacksonville $270,000 $36.36
Tampa 175,000 22.32
Chattanooga 160,000 21.83
Houston 258,000 14.36
Richmond 290.600 13.02
Birmingham ........ ..275,000 10.92
Dallas 20<j,000 10.41
puving and light bonds. Oglethorpe.
Jtt will mobably-vote on electric Ugh*
an' waterworks bonds.
‘Bids are Invited for erecting r.
handsome Y. M. C. A. building at
Birmingham, Ala. New lodge hu»*l-
In.tr arc to l»e erected at East Poi'it.
Ga. Gadsden, Ala., Jasper, Ain. r.n!
Ty Ty. Ga. A Georgia city, Atlar.iu,
Nashville 203,000 10.01 ’with a population of 154,0*0, lei the
Memphis v .... 200,000 9.161 entire south In postal re. eptb during.
Atlanta 100,000 3.66; the past year. New Oile*n<, with
|399,ooo population, being second and
INDUSTRIES OF PAST WEEK • Louisville, ft city of .24,000 population
The Famous
Gives the Best Light at Any Price
When you pay more thsn the Rsyo
:nyo r _, _
price for «lamp, you sre paying for extra
decorations that cannot add to the quality
of the light. You can’t pay for a better
light, because there is none. An oil light
bts the least effect on the human eye, and
the Rayo Lamp is the best oil lamp made,
though low In price. You can pay $5, $10,
or $20 for some other lamp, and although
you get a more costly lamp, you esn't
get a better light than the white, mellow,
diffused, unflickering light of the low-
priced Rayo.
Ha, a .front, durable abade-holder. Tbla tea-
ion's burner add, to the strength end appearance,
Mede ot solid brsts, nickeled, end easily polished.
Once a Rayo User, Always One
Dealers gmymhert. If net etyears, mttefer descriptive
• cjxuler to the nearest agency e/tke
Standard Oil Company
£
OPE
For Buisness
Kelley’s
AUTOS
For Sale,
Rent ]
and
A demonstration in the
Baby Flanders On the big
E. M. F. So. Latent mod
els. See us at once.
OF GEORGIA AND ALBAMA.
Columbus, Ga., Feb. 17.—The Geor
gia and Alabama Industrial Index
says In its regular weekly iasue:
•The organization of bank, trust
companies and Insurance companies
omtnucs lu the two atates. At Mi*
Donough. Ga., where all t.ic establish
ed hanks hi** Increasing their capful
itook, smother hanking institution 1;
roon to open its doors. Waynesboro
Ga., reports two now banks, both o(
being the third In Cue list.
"Another large brick plant is to be
established at Augusta, Go. Macon.
Ga., reports an overall factory arid n
plant for manufacturing handles. A
highly Interesting although as yet un-j
confirmed report, is that Cue Central i
of Georgia Railway Is to be double-J
tracked from Blrmnlgham. Ala., to’
Awakening Of China Is
Declared a Myth By Ross
ROSS SAYS EMPIRE IS BASED ON FALSE
FEAR.
SELF-RELIANCE AND
Chicago. Feb. 16.—The awakening Boss dcelatca..
aoldlera (ought.
"I think leaa of the work of con- ,
version to Chrlatlanity accomplished
by the European and American mis-'
slonarles than I do of their Introduc
tion of new.Ideas and reforms.”
/
NOT CRAZY; BUT JUST
WANTED TO MARRY.
Philadelphia, Feb." If.—Dr. J. c. btil-
lltt, a member of a prominent' Pblly: ,s
Ilia flinllv wnn a/Umlaa.l -'nnl'/J
delphia family waa adjudged-'J
lunatic” by a Jury empowered by'lho
ourt ot Deieware county to Inq
into the doctor's mental "coooil
Savannah. Ga. By the raising of nddl- ef Culua Is u myth according to Prof. ' "China, Is not seeking Inspiration
f The doctor lives at Korwodu,
Tick out ten of t'ue most prosjoc-j them *afngs Institutions. A $160,000 l Demo polls and Linden, Ala., is assur- c j ub yesterday.
tlonal subscriptions the Immedla:' Edward A. Ro>s. of ’the I’niveraity cr from the west,” Prof. Rosa sal !,
construction of a railroad between Wisconsin, who spoke before the City "Among other things, Its great area
precludes Immediate westernisation.
uns cities in the south, and In p;o- \ life Insurance company was chartered a $75.0dd planing mill 13 de*l* j “China, with false celf*rellance and It Is Impossible that modern Ideas can
riding for the Young Men’s Christian j at Atlanta. Ga. At Macon. Ga., th* altely announced f° r Birmingham, w | t j| ^ ore fear than tespect of west* permeate so vast a territory In a
Association, ou the basis of G.d v. 4 -* * organltation. of a $250,000 casualty jAlaV ern Institutions Is not progressing abort time.
B*n la the community. Atlanta Is!company isprobable.lt not practical • — , with the rapidity that la generally be- "There 1a a little fear of another
bat. Like* If t. take ten Georgia eft-«ly aasured. A $100,000 trust company j ugt received. A shipment of del* Hewed," said the speaker who has pen- such demonstration against foreign*
lea on Ike tore basis, and f*e Hrg * was Incorporated at Waycroaa. Or. clous Scalaklpt Oyatera. Serve them etrqted the interior of the mysterious era at the boxer rebellion. In that
* net city of the state Is again last, j Among the 3$ new corporations for today. . country to within 200 miles of Thibet, conflict the Chinese learued that all
The position of Atlanta Is Indicated 1 the hreek, which begin life with cftpl- Hardy B:oe. "Neither this generation nor the next occidental! were not like the mlsyion-
ty the following tabulation, the cities*tal of ff.OMASO, are quite a numhe* . w . . win aee the vaonted-progreaa-thu haa aelea who.-ha4 been sent to their conn
wanking according as they are given: of real estate and Investment «“.* v For wood phone 216. »* V been attributed to the Chinese,” ProL try. The mlsilonaries suffered, the
v.-* i
here. The- lun.try proceedings were
instituted by Levon M. Bullitt, broth-
er of the doctor.
They were lesun following an an
nouncement that liie doctor-wm"-en
gaged to be mar: led to Mia, Edna.
Dover, daughter of the in:>erlntendent
if his eitate.
RHODE ISLAND RED, EUfF OR
PINGTON, BLACK MINORCA. AND
WHITE LEGHORN EGGS 'FOR-
HATCHING. C. 8. HAI1DY, AT
HARDY BROS. 1t 3t
