About Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1911)
WAYCROSS EVEMNG HERALD ► -i cxx>oooooo<x>ooooo<> 600 Doz. Eggs —Going At— 25 cts. Per Dozen. C. C. D. Butter The Be& on Earth At 25 cts. POUND. At The WILSON OROCERYCO The Leading Grocery House. WIL80N BLOCK, PHONE 128. V0400000000<X>0^04 PERSONALL AND LOCAL T. H. BLIZZARD’S Meat Market, Plant Ave. 108 Phone 242 Beef and Pork NATIVE AND WESTERN. SMOKED PORK, SAU8AQE, PRE8H SAUSAGE, FRANKFORT, FOWLS, SKINNED HAMS, BREAKFA8T BA CON, DRIED BEEF, BOLOGNE SAU SAGE, BUTTER, EGG8, CREAM Lucla8 Kay ’ Mr ' John CHEESE, SALT MACKERAL, FRESH FISH AND 0YSTER8. 7. H. Blizzard, 108 PLANT AVENUE. VTCTORY CAMP NO. 4TT r WOODMEN OP THE WORLD "Meets every Saturday night at 7:30 ©'clock at Masonic Hall. All Wood men are cordially invited to attend. / . ^ J. M. Allison, Cost.-Qord. J. A. Masters, Clerk. t FERTILIZER INSPECTION. * Parties in the counties of Appling, .Wayne, Ware or Pierce counties who have fertilizers they would like to hsye inspected can have the same looked after by dropping me a card ;at Waycross and directing me when «Vcome. 24 Ct 07 * ■ A. P. Perham, Sr. Inspector. Pranell Entertains for Miss I Thelma Baum.- j A very happy and charming occas- j ion- for Miss Thelma Baum and j large number of her young friends was the party given by Miss Eddie Paraell last 'light in celebration of Miss Thelma’s sixteenth birthday. The decorations used were a prafua ion of pink and white roses which fo; raed a very pretty back-ground for tne young girls in' their dainty dress es. Miss Thelma wore a very dainty white dress, hand-made, and will nev er look more charming than on her j sixteenth birthday. Miss Parnell 1 ceived her guests wearing a very be- | coming .grey silk. Those who assls- i ted in entertaining were Mrs. Ham- | mie Lee, Mrs. S. B. Parker, Misses j Wilson, Paschal, Pittman, Haui, Cal houn, Palmer, Bardin and Perham., | Dainty cakes and pink and white ices were served. Miss Paschal served punch. Miss Baum received a large j number of lovely rememberanccs of hir- happy occasion. Among them a diamond ring which had belonged ; to Mr. Parnell, who died some time j ago and just before his death ex pressed the wish that the ring be given her on this occasion. Those who were entertained were: Miss Jua nita Bennett, Miss Kathleen Chandler, Miss Magdalina Izlar, Miss Burrelle Singleton, Miss Lula McFern, Miss er Eula and Bess Owens, Miss Mar- gnrite Knox, Miss Ellen Goodrich, Miss Maggie English, Misses Jewel and Virdle Cason, Miss Kate Lewis, Miss Addle Belle lA>wther, Miss Em ma Bibb, Miss Miller, Miss Lucile Bates, Miss Lucile Rlppard, Miss Catherine Blaine, Miss Meta Nichols, Miss Calhoun, Miss Ham, Miss Pitt- rran, Mis8_ Paschal, Miss Perham, Miss Palmer, Miss Wilson, Mias Eourdin, Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Lee; Mr. Gus Purdom, Mr. Will Bates, Mr. John Lee, Mr. Kontz Bennett, Mr. Henry Lott, Messrs Walker and Turner Sharpe, Mr. Edwin Murphy, Mr. Arnold Heldt, Mr. Walker Elliston, Mr. Henry Grif fin, Mr. Lester Cason, Mr. John Jus tice, Mr. Charlie Parker, Mr. Ellie Owens, Mr. Carl Pittman, Mr. Walter Stanton, Mr. Willie Dickins, Mr. Har- Oi Hardy, Mr. Alton Bland, Mr. B. L. Parnell, Mr. Camp, Mr. Sweat, Mr. Branch Lee and Mr. Malcolm Parker. AT THE MAJESTIC Thur., Fri. and Sa f . Sovereigns of magic and marvelous Illusions. Artistic and Sensational —AND— AJive Vernice A pretty singing and dancing Soubreto ALL OF THEIR TRICKS ARE NEW The Great Fredericks. CLASSIFIED WANTED WANTED FOR U. S ARMY—Able- bodied unmarried men between ages of 18 and 35; citizens of United Sta tes, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the- English language. For informa tion apply to Recruiting officer, South- Building, Waycross, Ga.; 13 West York £t:cet Savannah Ga.; 108 West For syth street Jacksonville, Fla.; Market street Charleston, S. C.; or 113 South Maine street, Fitzgerald, Ga. Jan. 7 tf. THE DIXIE AIRD0ME PROGRAM: STRONG BILI . (SPECIAL Tomorrow SATURDAY) AH: 30 a childrens matineee will bg given at which a prize will bo glv on each child ami two specially hand some prizes—One for a girl and one for a boy Holding the lucky tickets. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Eggs! Thoroughbred, Plymouth Rock^ and S. C. Rhode Is land Reds, $1.00 for (15. Address: Eox 451, Waycross, Ga. 13 tf FOR SALE—Two desirable lots on Folks street. Apply to Mr. H. J. Sweat, 15 tf HONOR ROLL 6th GRADE CLASS A. Mrs. Heldt, Teacher. Lora Miller, John Owen, Catherine Hargreaves. - * .CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of ; y: Fussy Package Its green and let me tell you, its fussy too. ,We have been trying for a long time to get something real nice In the candy line, something that would appeal to the most fas tidious and we have at last found It in this FUSSY PACKAGE It coats more than others, but the best is none too good when we ere • dealing hi 8WEET8. A box of WHITMAN’S Insures a pleasant eve ning. • * Central Pharmacy. Yoang-Sobvrl.oa Drug Co., Prop. WANTED—First class milch cow; must be gentle, and fresh In milk. Mrs. W. W. Sharpe, 46 Gilmore street. 18 tf. L. H. BARNHILL, Local Agent. Waycross, Ga. 108 Plant Ave. MACHINE ON EXHIBITION, Tomatoes! Tomatoes! TOMATOES! GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE RICH, CHEAP ENOUGH FOR THE POOR, REGARDLESS OF THE SEASON. JUST RECEIVED 40 CRATE8, PRI- CES REDUCED 50c to 35c Per Basket FIRST CALL GETS THEM AT 25c. REMEMBER WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF FRESH VEGETA BLES AND FRUITS, SPECIALTY. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY BY CALL ING PHONE 622, GOODS DELIVER.' ED BEFORE PHONE IS RANG OFF. N. A. Joseph, NO. 62 AND84 PLANT AVENUE. WHEN YOUR MONEY c B IN A * pj/fllONAL IT’S SAFE UNDER D) GOVERNMENT, SUPERVISION Cumisht 1909, b» BESIDES THE FACT That A REPRESENTA TIVE of the UNITED STAES GOVERNMENT Goes over our notes and securities twice each year, and in addition to the surplus fund and undivided profits which stand between our deposi tors and any possibility of loss, there is OUR CAPITAL 8TOCK .......t.. $200,000.00 STOCKHOLDER’S LIABILITY $200,000.00 TOTAL SECURITY TO DEPOSITORS IN THI8 BANK <400,000.00 Here is the real strength of a hank and upon this item and its rati* of deposits, we invite comparison with any other bank in this section. First National Bank OF WAYCROSS Waycross, Georgia FOR RENT—Large two story barn and pasture. Apply Herald Office. 18 Ct FOR SALE—Eggs, Thoroughbred, Hymouth Rock and S. C., Rhode Is lend Reds, $1.00 for 15. Also day old chickens. Address Box 454 Way- cross. 20 13t FOR SALE—Two beautiful homes located on Carswell street, three lo cated on McDonald street, one locat ed on Mary street, three located on Elizabeth street, one located on Jane street; all have large lots;, will sell for small cash payment down and balance to suit purchaser. Rainwater Erothers, Phone 470, Virdle Hotel Building, 22' It FOR RENT—Two largo offices, lo cated close in to post office, on first floor; with all conveniences. Rain water Brothers, phone 470, Virdle Ho tel building. / 22 4t YOUNG LADY WANT8 POSITION —As general office assistant, record clerk or stenographer; had several years experience. Address; Waycross, Ga., Herald office. 23 3t 8HOW CASES FOR SALE—We have a lot of good second-hand show leases for sale, at a bargain The You mans Jewelry Co. 23 2t FARM HAND WANTED—At Saints Rest Farm. Apply to May’s Mill & Feed Store, or Frank Armstrong on Farm. 23 6t FOR 8ALE—Parsley for garnishing or seasoning, 49 Remshart st. 23 3t WANTED—At once 20 laborers. Ap ply at office Hebrad Cypress Co. 2t FOR RENT—Newly furnished rooms 22 Gilmore street; single or in suite. 24 It WANTED—Regular meal hoarders; I am setting a good table, Mrs. W. K. Goodyear, 18 Brunei afreet. 24 6t FOB GALE—I have a good horse and be: 7y tor sale. A bargain. Rich ard Scr jjgs. - * 24 tf «' **• 1 . . r. NOTICE. THE LADIES OF WAYCROSS ARE INVITED TO MISS EDDIE PAR NELL’S OPENING OF SPRING AND SUMMER HATS, TUE8DAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28TH AND 29TH, 1911. * 18 6t WAYCROSS MARBLE COMPANY 61 ALBANY AVE...PHONE— APPRECIATES THE BUSINESS GIVEN, AND IF YOU NEED HIGH GRADE MARBLE OR GRANITE MONUMENT8, CALL, OR WRITE OR PHONE US AND ONE OF THE FIRM WILL 8EE YOU AND GIVE VOUR INTERE8T HIS PERSONAL ATTENTION. THE BEST MATERIAL. THE BEST WORK. THE BEST PRICE. J M Clark, General Manager. COTTON VOILES „ IN EVERY COLOR AND SHADE, PLAIN RIBBON STRIPE SATIN 18, 26, 36, 40 and 46e Yard. JAPONIKA SILK, PLAIN AND FIG URED, INEVERY COLOR AND SHADE, SPECIAL 26c 30c 36c 48c YARD. SPRING WOOL GOODS LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHTS IN GREY, BLACK, TAN, NAVY BLUE GREEN AND BROWN CHECK. SPECIAL PRICES 25o 60c 75c <1.00 *1.26 YARD. Silks for Suits and Waists STRIPES PLAIDS 'AND CHECKS, PERSIAN AND PLAIN TAFFETA, • 60c 95C *1,00 *1.28 *1.60 YD. New White Goods CUR 8TOCK IS NOW COMPLETE. LINEN LAWN, SWISS, BATISTE, LINENS, FLAXON, LINVANETTE, AND ALL OTHER WHITE GOODS. VOILES CHIFFON, PANAMAS, FRENCH SERGE. THE LARGEST AND BEST LINE WE HAVE EVER CARRIED -r. $5.98 TO $18.00 Coat Suits For Spring SERGE, CHIFFON, PANAMA8 AND BOWCLE $17.50 to $25.00 New Waists ALL NEW SPRING STYLES, " 50C TO&5.00 ONE-PIECE DRE88E8 IN LINENS AND DEMITY8 ...... *4.60 TO *8.00 H. J. Benton & Co. —mm' NEW SPRING GOOD?" 1 ^
