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WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD
We are especially equlppeu
to do Prescription
Work.
Prescriptions called for aud
delivered promptly.
Gem Pharmacy
T. S. Paine, Prop.
PHONE 52.
GARDEN SEED
Now H tbo time to plant
your garden. We bare a
(all lino of the celebrated
Crotaman Bros, acede. They
ate reliable growera and
their aeeda will fire you
eallafactlon. Pay day la
nearly bare with our R. R.
funda and we would like to
have tboae who are not trad-
Inf wltb ua now come and
fat our prlcea before buying
elaewhere. We only aell
flrat-claae gooda and our
prlcea are right. We guar
antee ererytblng we aell to
be aa represented. Give ua
a months trial end you will
become'dllo of our satisUed
customers.
AFTER ALL THERE 18 NOTHING!
80 PLEASANT AS A DRIVE WITH
A FIRST-CLASS TURN OUT. THIS
LIVERV PRIDES ITSELF IN ITS
NOBBY TURN 0UT8, PROMPT SER
VICE AND REASONABLE PRICES
AND 80LICIT8 AN OPPORTUNITY
TO SHOW YOU HOW WELL IT CAN
PLEASE YOU.
McGregor Mayo
Boarding, Livery and Bafaa Stabler
Tabcau St. Waycrosa, Ga.
PHONE NO. S3.
A declaration against ujeloaa cx
pcndlturo la In order. Too many
young pcoplo spend both tlmo and
money In acquiring knowledge of no
practical value to them. WAYCR083
BUSINESS COLLEGE believes like
Washington in making every step
count. It teaches only whst will en
able the student to start advantage*
ously in life. To command salaries,
and occupy positions at once, which
otherwise would take you years to
attain.
SPECIAL RATE8 NOW ON. REMEM
BER WE 8ECURE POSITIONS.
Waycross Business
College
Waycrosa, Go. R. r. Zelgler, Prwa.
ATTENTION!
NO MAN IN THE POULTRY BUS-
INE88 8H0ULDBE WITHOUT A
BOTTLE OR TWO OF CONKEY’8
REMEDIE8 FOR POULTRY. MAKES
THEM LIVE, AND MAKE8 THEM
LAY. GREATEST EVER. TRY ITI
BR00K8 COUNTY HAMS, 8IDE8
AND SHOULDERS.
Smoke!
“Oran Chico’s”,
“Yer Best Smokers”,
and
“Pitman’s Best Smok
ers.”
Clear Savua Filled Cigars.
Manufactured In Waysraaa, Gi. 8/
PITTMAN CIGAR CO.
ONE THOUSAND DOZEN THOSE
LARGE FRESH EGGS.
Phone 62
HARDY
BROTHERS.
The Pure Food Store.
LADIES TAILORED WAIST, MEN-
DAL MAKE; 1100, $1.48, $1.99 TO
$2.48, AT
CHURCHWELL BROS.
FOR QUICK SALE.
One—6 H-Power Oaaollne engine.
One—Durr Feed mill.
One—Prairie State Incubator.
Ono— Rubber tire runabout buggy.
One—7x7 canvaaa tent.
One—Williams typewriter.
One—Roller top desk.
One—Eailman Kodac.
All In good condition.
C. A. Hilliard,
0 Ot 174 Plant Avenue.
[Personal
rMias Carrie Parham Social Editor'
The editor of the Herald never
<lla want to be a high flyer.
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Mr. Collon McRae of Brooks coun
ty spent yesterday In the city
Mrs. E. W. Knox's friend* will be
pleased to bear that she is some bet
Envoy Windham Is still conflned to
room but Is Improving after his long
Illness wth fever.
Mrs. F. A. Bates has returned from
Brunswick where she was the guest
of Miss Kate Hall.
Mr. Ben Bentley, of Valdota is
spending a few days In the city. Ben
say he just came down to see the
people.
Mrs. 8. E. Brook of Chlpley, Ga., Is
In the city guest of Dr. and Mrs. G.
R. Lovelace.
Miss Carrie Perbam will be pleased
to have you phone or send In person
al or social Items to the Herald offl-
co, phone 25.
N. P. Jenette, Cashier, of the Cit
izens hank of Dlackahear, Ga., is In
the city tranaactln-g bualncsa and In
cidentally seeing the bird men fly.
NEW ME8SALINE SILKS, 36 IN.,
$1.25 VALUE. 8PECIAL, 85 CENTS
YARDTHI8 WEEK.
CHURCHWELL BROS.
On account ot the big aviation meat
this week the Odd Fellow, banquet 1*
postponed until March 18th.
J. T. Strickland, Chairman.
LADIES TAILORED WAIST, MEN*
DAL MAKE; $1.00, $1.48, $1.59 TO
12.48, AT
CHURCHWELL BROS.
Master Jsme* Harley bss a goal
cart aud harneai that bo will sell
tor $5.00. Sco him at 18 Reed street,
White Soutucb, Braid, Lingerie
Braid, childrens waists, ladles shirt
waists and many other things that
ynu will need, at the Bon Ton.
Mr» L. B. Jeter of Greensboro, S.
C„ who has been the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. O. R. Lovelace baa return
ed to her borne.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoscb of Atlanta are
In the city and are making their
home with Dr. and Mrs. Lovelace on
Reed street.
The editor of the Herald learns
that editor Brantley of the Valdosta
Times Is In the city today. There Is
no reason why Charley Brantley
shouldn't come to see us. We left
our gun at home. i !
Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson of Bruns
wick, Ga., are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
L. J. Cooper on Lee avenue. Mr.
Johnson Is connected with the govern,
ment service In Brunswick.
We like him best who likes us. Our
hearts "harden against those who an*
derrate us.
As all evils look worse by antici
pation, so do all troubles scent great
er till we meet them face to face.
Ixjve. laugh and livo while you are
here, fir there la no telling what you
will be doing herealtcr, and while you
ntv at It, remember that there are
others.
Two car loads of Nebraskans pass
ed through the city Ibis morning en
route to South Florida. Most of them
are home-seekers.
fin niture Repairing
and Upholstering
We are still doing biutnea*
at the same old stand, 23 Brew
er Street near the Court House.
We will repair—clean np and
revarnMh your old furniture,
and make H new—We also do
all kinds ot upholstering—re
pair trunks, salt canes, etc.
All our work U strictly cash
when finished—No work deliv
ered without tho money—Work
left in the shop thirty days of-
ter It le finished will have stor
age chargee added and will be
liable to be sold (or chargee.
Ja I. Walle St Sob.
Rhone 294 *t Brew- It.
The face Ii the moat expressive
and distinguishing part of our anato-
ray; otherwise, when wo vielt the
photographer, we would have a pie*
turo taken of some other part.
The ladles are Invited to see the
lino of underwear just received at the
Bon Ton. Combination suits In Mus
lin, also In Gauze, nfght dresses, la
dies and childrens pants, corset cov
ers and undervests. They are good
values.
KINGS DAUGHTERS CONVENTION
TO BE HELD IN WAYCR0888.
Mrs. F. A. Bates returned last nfgffft
from Brunswick where she had been
to attend a meeting of the state exe
cutive committee of King’s Daught-
ers to make final arrangements for
tl:e state convention. The conven
tion will be held In Waycross and
will be in session here on May 2, 3,
V During the esslon In Brunswick
executive committee and state officers
who were In atendance were delight
fully entertained by the Glynn Circle
King* Daughters at an elegant lun
ches.
HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON
THE STORE OF QUALITY,
New goods opened up ready for you inspection f
New Cotton Voiles and Satin Stripe
Suitings in all colors,
25 Cents
Beautiful lot of colored Flaxon and
Lanalr Waist and Suiting,
20c and 25c
Big aelectlon of fancy Foulard Silk
In tbe new colon.
35c to 51c
Fimoui W. B. Corsets, all the
lateat modelg.
11.00 to S3.0>
Black Cat Hosiery “for tbe whole
family."
15c to 50c
Big shipment of fancy Belt Pins,
Combs and Barretts
15c up to 50c
Ladles Gauze Vests. The kind that,
shoulder straps stay up.
10c to 25c
“Zelgler Bros.” Ladles fine Dress
Slippers.
$3.00 to $4.08
Extra good quality 46 Inch wide
Periian Lawn.
/
Special 15c.
Beautiful colored Lawn and Batlato
10c to 20c
Humphreys & Williamson
The Store of Quality
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6 & 8
Plant
Ave.
Phone
123
New Arrivals
'J*
Pearl Tassels aud
Pearl Ornaments - ■
Ball Fringe Pink, Blue,
Black, Brown and White
Gold, Silver and
Pearl Banding
Garnatures Pearl, Jet,
Gold and Persian ■ ■
Madam Sherry Hairband
Latent Fad
Ladies’ Velvet Suede and
Leather Hand Bags *
Ladies’ Silk Gloves
Long and Short, most colors
25c, 35c and 50e
- - 35c yd.
- - 30c yd.
50c to $4.00
25c and 50c
75C to $6.00
- 50c to $1.50
Prettied Line of Swisses. Etamines |A«
and fancy curtain fabrics ever shown Wv) Iwvj uo\>
98C to $1.25
Handsome Line of
fancy Lawn Waist ■
Ladies’ Tailored Shirtwaist -
98C TO $1.75
Big Lot Ladies’ Muslin Underwear, all prices. Large shipment of Lawns,
Flaxon, Madras and other White Goods, also Ginghams,
Percales and Calicos. REMEMBER THE PLACE
6 & 8
PLANT
AVE.
DICKINS
6 &SL.
PLANf*
AVE.
SEEDS! SEEDS!
Let us sell you your garden and flower
seeds and your garden will be success.
THE SEALS PHARMACY! BE
THE BEX ALL STORK
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Phone 574
CARRIAGE PAINTER
13 Parallel|Street.
Carriage and; Automobile Painting
NEATLYI EXECUTED
F. O. SMITH;
ONLY FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE PAINTER IN TOWN.
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