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WAYCROSS EVENING HERAU?
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to do Prescription
Work.
Prescriptions called for and
delivered promptly.
Gem Pharmacy |
T. S. Paine, Prop. |
PHONE 52. I
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personal .
£ Miss Carrie Perham Social Ed«lorj£
Col. Ben Allen of Pearson Is In the
RIGHT HERE
IS YOUR STOCK IN POOR CONDI
TION? IS THERE SOMETHING
THE MATTER WITH YOUR CAT-
LE, AND YOU DON’T KNOW JUST
WHAT? IT'S DOLLARS TO DOUGH
NUTS THAT THEY WANT A LIT-
TLE TONIC, SAME A8 A HUMAN
BEING. TRY DR. DANIEL'S REM
EDIES.
HARDY BROS
—*
MILLINERY OPENING
Mrs. M. E. McMIllian, of Florence,
arrived today to be the ^uest of Mr.
and Mrs. Cronenberg on Brunei street
Cabbage Plants at 30 Heed sir
Friday or Saturday, 20 cents pe
dred.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Murphy hav
returned after spending several day
on St. Simons.
NORTH CAROLINA SEED PEA
NUTS, CLAY AND WHIPPERWILL
FIELD PEAS, AND A FULL LINE
OF CR088MAN BROS., CELEBRA
TED GARDEN 8EED8 Just received
and to bo sold at tlie right. PRICES.
Our stock of FEED 8TUFF Is com
plete and our prices are as LOW ah
first-class goods can he sold. Wo do
not try to compete with parties sell
Ing Inferior feeds.
MAY’S
MILL AND FEED STORE.
Phono No. 3.
I Mrs. Ed I nox who has been sick
j with fever ij reported much better
Dr. Buford of Brunswick is in the
city, ai d vc are pleased to welcome
M'ja Marie Parham Is now pleas-
.ily located with Rev. and Mrs.
jers at 130 Plant avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McGee and
little Edwin, Jr., have returned after
a visit to friends In Florida.
AFTER ALL THERE IS NOTHING
80 PLEASANT AS A DRIVE WITH j
A FIRST-CLASS TURN OUT. THIS j
LIVERY PRIDES ITSELF IN ITS !
NOBBY TURN OUTS, PROMPT SER- j
VICE AND REASONABLE PRICES j
AND SOLICITS AN OPPORTUNITY ,
TO SHOW YOU HOW WELL IT CAN
PLEASE YOU.
McGregor Mayo
Boarding, Livery and 8ale» Stables.
Tebeau St. Waycross, Ga.
PHONE NO. 6J.
EXTRAI
IS THE PLACE TO BUY OYSTERS
THAT TASTE LIKE THE REAL
THING. WE ARE THE SOLE
AGENTS FOR THE "SEAL-SHIPT"
BRAND, WHICH ARE FAMOUS THE
WORLD OVER. TRY THEMI
TELEPHONE 62
Hardy Bros.
The Pure Food Store.
SPEED OP THE ROAD OF
SUCCESS
By taking a course In our college,
and you are bound to
WIN!
Our courses Include every study
-thnt one might desire In aiding him
tc success. The graduates from our
BUSINESS COLLEGE
demand good pay, because they are
competent.
Improve your opportunities by en
rolling at once.
Waycross Business
College
Warcrou. Ca. R. F. Zelgl.r, Pr.a
Smoke!
“Oran Chico’s”,
“Yer Bcsl Smokers”,
and
“Pitman’s Best Smok-
6fj.
Clear Havana Filled Cigars.
Manuf.ctu-cd In Wayerp.a «a, Op
PITTMAN CIGAR CO
THE ADVICE OF A FRIEND.
Given To Those Who Need It.
San Francisco, Cal.,—“To anyone
who Is run-down or who needs a good
blood purifier, I want to reccomniend
Ylnol the great cod liver and Iron
tonic. I was run-down, looting badly
and only weighed about MO pounds.
! took a course of Ylnol—It purified
my blood, gave me a fine appetite,
and built me right up. Now I am
well and strong, weigh 173 pounds,
and. In fnct, never felt belter In my
life.** John S. Charles, 3264 17th
EL, San Francisco, Cal. (We guar
antee this testimonial to be genuine.)
Vlnol Is a delicious eembinaton of j
the health-giving properties of the!
cod’s livor, with the grease ellmlnat-1
' ed, and tonic Iron added, blended In
a mild medicinal wine. •
If your blood Is poor or sluggish, J
your appetite poor, your digestion
weak or your vitality not up to the
standard, or if you are suffering from
chronic coughs, colds or bronchtcal
troubles, try a bottle of Vlnol with
the understanding that your money
will be returned If It does not help
you. It could wot do what all these
people claim It did for them If it was
not honest. The Seals Pharmacy.
A carload of cabbage from neai
Pearson Station la being sold In the
city today. They are fine and show
what can be done in this climate.
Editor Leander Herrin of Millwood
Is In the city today, looking pros
perous and bright like his newsy lit
tle paper.
THE LADIES ARE INVITED TO
CUR MILLINERY OPENING NEXT
Tuesday and Wednesday
March 28th and 29th
WE W! i. SHOW THE LARGEST
DISPLAY OF PATTERN HAT8,
RIBBONS AND PLUMES TO BE
FOUND IN THE CITY. AND A COR
DIAL IN VITATION EXTENDED.
Mr. It. B. Ballard has returned
after a months stay at Hot Springs.
Mr. Ballard is much Improved In
health.
Hon. J. Rod Davies, the well known
turpentine operator o! Pierce count)
Is In Waycross today. Mr. Davies
was smiling greatly, as he read the
turpentine quotation $2.05 to $1.15.
Friend of Rev. and Mrs. Whitley
Langston regret exceedingly to learn
that little Warren is gradually sink-
ink and very little hope entertained
of his recovery.
HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON’S
THE STORE OF QUALITY.
Sooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo
Death of a Good Woman.
News was received this morning
of the suddent death of Mrs. B. F. Mc
Daniels, of Waresboro, at about 5
o’clock last night. Mrs. McDaniels
had Just returned from a visit to some
oi her neighbor and had walked about
one mile to her-home, when she com-
I.kilned of a severe pain in her bead
alter a sever attack of vomiting, Mr.
McDantc- 1 *, her husbanJ, helped her
to the bed where she lay apparently
resting easy, but in a few minutes the
pain In her head Increased and In less
than 15 minutes she died.
Mrs. McDanleis had been married
about 4 years and she leaves 3 child
ren and a number of stepchildren to
mourn her loss.
She was a native of J^aMar S. C.
and before marriage to Mr. McDan
iels was a widow of a Mr. Huggins.
The funeral will take plnce tomorrow
at Kettle Creek. Mr. J. A. McDaniels
cf Waycross is a nephew. The entire
family are highly respected In Wares
boro.
'OIEYSIliWiT W~C i
PARK MOR RAND CO.
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Lott-Hitch Building.
RE-INFORCED CONCRETE.
We regret to hear that Mr/Robert
Harbin, brother of our county teas-
uier lies critically 111 at his homo on
B. Street. Little hopes are entertained
o! Ills recovery, In fact Ills physician
do no tthink he can live through the
day.
Alderman Calvin W. Parker re-
turned this morning from Tlfton,
where he and Mrs. Parker have been
attending the funeral of Mr. Culpep
per, Mrs. Parker’s uncle, who was kil
led in the A. C. L. Wreck.
STILL ON DUTY.
I will he on duty ns Inspector of
fertilizers In Appling, Wayne, Pierce
and Wave counties until May 1st.
Proft me a postal can! If you need
me.
A. P. Perham, Sr.
Waycross, Ga.
The Herald's Job office li running
on full time. We have new type and
new material and we propose to turn
out satisfactory work at reasonable
prices.
Miss Ixmise Herndon who bas
number of friends In Waycross will
arrive next week with Rev. J.
Phillips to be here during the meet
ing. Miss Herndon Is well remem
bered here having been with Mr.
Phillips on his previous visit at Cen
tral Baptist Tabornacle.
If you fall to get your paper, lei
us know at once. We are putting on
a great number of new aubscrlbera
almost daily, and that calls for some
changes In routes and possibly, a lit
tle confusion at first. But If you will
please call us up and let us know in
some way, Mr. Wylding, our circula
tion manager, will get the trouble
righted It he can.
Yt.TTy^ oswwcsnvf
SEEDS! SEEDS!
Let us sell you your garden and flower
seeds and your garden will be success.
STILTtfElSEALS PHARMACY
' ' TIIKRKX%LLVroUK
DOTS
6 & 8 Plant Ave.
Queen Quality and
Boston Favorites
Slippers for Ladies
Below you will find
a few of our arrivals
for Easter Trading.
§ Mens’ Summer
weight Underwear
Cluett Peabody
and
Chatham Shirts.
50c to $l- 5#
Men’s Sox
10c to 50c
Misses and Childrens
Velvet Pumps
All Sizes
Men’s Suspenders
25c and 50c
HATS
We have just re
ceived a new line of
Spring Hats for Men,
Women and Children
Prices to suit you.
Shoes
You can make no mistake
in making us your headquar
ters for shoes. A customer
pleased is a customer gained.
Our Queen Quality
Spring Ties and
Slippers are here.
Betfer let us show you
them; it costs nothing
to look.
DOTS
6 & 8 Plant! Ave.
Handsome Easter
Neckwear
25c and 50c
Arrow Brand
Collars
15c
or 2 for 25c
Nettleton '
and
Craw'ords
Oxfords for.
Men
Buster Brown
Shoes and
Slippers
For Children
We have a com
plete line of Dry
