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WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD
Walker-Hood Furniture Co.
■ Successors To-
WaUcep-MuIIioara Fur. Co.
1 he Store of Great Values, 'Where Your Credit is Good
We pay our customers 10 per eft. in trade coupons to make their
payments at the &ore.
did Oak
Rocker
Ixacily
L ik Cat
$1.98
50ds Per week
30, 60 and
90 days
THI8 RATTAN PARLOR SUITE, EX ACTLY LIKE CUT , EXCEPT THERE
ARE TWO ftOCKERS. IS MADE OF HIGH GRADE WHOLE AND SPLIT
■ RATTAN, FINISHED IN LIGHT SHELLAC.
&S600
Lloyd* Princess
*FIT FOR THE CHILD OF A KJNG.”
ALL STEEL FRAME, COVERED IN
BEST GRADE LEATHERRETTE,
LARGE BOOT AND POCKET, AND
8TORM CURTAINS, CANOPY TOR,
11 IN. WHEELS, 14 SPOKES, 1-2 IN.
RUBBER TIRES—LIKE CUT.
$lfash, 5Cc Vtk. $12.00
Hey wood Collapsible
FOLDS WITH ONLY ONE MOTION,
A STRONG HANDSOME CART, HEA-
VY RUBBER TIRES, COVERED IN
BEST GRADE CHASE LEATHER,
BLACK, GREEN OR TAN, EXTRA
FLEXIBLE SPRINGS.
“• $7JO
Cut
*1.00 CASH, 50c PER WEEK.
WE HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER OF THESE BEAUTIFULLY DEC
ORATED, HIGH GRADE DINNER SETS. THEY CONSIST OF 53 PIEC-
ES OF THE BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC WARE, EITHER GOLD OR
FLORAL DECORATIONS. $1.00 CA SH, 50 CENTS PER WEfiK.
$6.00 Per Set.
ALL SIZES, NEWEST PATTERNS, LOWEST PRICES.
106 Plant Ave. R^hone 499.
We Buy
For Less
We Sell
For Less
U
of
Hammock
Couches
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR SPRING LINE OF HAMMOCKS. ,
BEST QUALITY, LARGE ASSORTMENT. AND MARKED AT PRICE8 ‘
THAT WILL MOVE THEM QUICK. yg -J-Q gg QQ
A Great Line
THE FAMOUS HEYWOOD PULf
MAN CARS. EITHER IN FINEST
GRADE RATTAN, HEAVILY
HOLSTEPED OR IN THE WOOD
BODIES, FINISHED IN THE BEST
BLACK OR GREEN ENAMEL. J
ARE ALL GREAT VALUESflP
$8.00 to $25.00
THERE IS COMFORT FOR BABY
IN A LLOYD'S PRINCESS, BECAUSE
THEY ARE EXTRA WIDE. THE
LLOYD STYLE SPRING MAKES
THEM RIDE EASY, THE LARGE
CANOPY TOP GIVES ABSOLUTE
PROTECTION FROM THE SUN AND
TOGETHER WITH THE STORM
CURTAINS, KEEP OUT THE RAIN.
Like Cut $10.50
$1.00 CASH, 50c PER WEEK.
MODERN IMNT
AT A. C. L SHOPS
prove
< Tif.
the old way.
The A. C. L. Railroad In their do
tire to keep abreast of the times aro
Just Installing a modern up-to-date
Poller Washing Plant in their bis
shops here. Mr. Barnes, Superintend
ent of the Boileh Washing Com pan*
of Chicago Is here and Is'personally
superintending the Installation. This j
l>lant is for the purpose of washing
out tl*e great boilers of the locomo
tives, without allowing the boilers to
cool ofT, as is now done. This plant
also utilises all the steam and hoc
water in the locomotives, in that it
lurnisiics hot water to wash out the
boiler and by condensing the steam
and water to refill the boiler. A biz imf
CITY TAX A3SE3SOR8. •
The City Tax Assessors, consisting
of Dr. G. P. Folks, T. .1. McClellan
Vnd R. M. Lanier organ Led formwork
this morning, electing Dr. G. P. Folks
as Chairman, R. M. Lanier as Secre
tary, and T. J. McClellan as value ex
pert and are now down hard at work
carrying out their nrdous duties, on
the tax books of Waycross. They
n ake a strong combination nnd will
do good work.
POST OFFICE WILL
BE COMPLETED
,. APRIL 1,1912
BARREL OE WHISKEY
IN SHERIFF’S OFFICE
We regret to hear that Tre'»-*“ r *
J. F. Harbin’s troubles are further in
creased gy the fact-* that his little j
daughter Is dangerously 111 with fevei :
Special to The Herald.
Washington, D. C. C., March 28, 1Q1J.
Judge A. P. Per ham, Waycross, da.
Contract for Waycross Post Office
Building let to Ambrose B. Stannard,
St. James Building, Now York City.
To ho completed April 1st, 1912. Con-
rlructlon will be of marble to Cornl-
tes. Perspective print ready about
W. G. Brantley.
at his olime on Eads street. The sym
pathy of the Herald goes out to this
stricken family at this time.
OFFICE OF
D. & 0. LOTT REAL 'ESTATE & INS. CO.
Waycross, Ga., 3*-28 ’ll
DEAR SIR:—
- IF INSTEAD OF "PAYING RENT” AND GETTING IN EXCHANGE,
RECEIPTS OF NO PERMANENT VALUE, YOU WOULD CARE TO
"OWN YOUR OWN HOME” AFTER HAVING MADE A REASONABLY
SMALL ADVANCED RENTAL PAYMENT AND A REGULAR MONTHLY
RENTAL PAYMENT FOR A DEFINITE PERIOD WITHOUT INTERE8T,
THEN WE INVITE YOU TO CALL TO 8EE U8, OR PHONE OR WRITE
US AND' WE WILL CALL TO 8EE YOU AND EXPLAIN THOROUGHLY
THE PROPOSITION.
GILCHRIST PARK, A SUBDIVISION, WITH 20 MILES OF GRADED
STREETS; 1,000 8HADE TREES PLANTED: MORE THAN 100 NEAT 4,
0 AND • ROOM, ONE AND TWO STORY, WELL DESIGNED DWELL
INGS WITH PLASTERED WALLS; A SUBDIVISION HAVING GIL
MORE AVENUE, THE BE8T RESIDENT STREET OF WAYCR088,
WITH 600 YARDS OF CEMENT SIDEWALK On THE EAST 8I0E, AND f
HAVING THE $2^00,000.00 A. C. L. RAILROAD SHOPS ON THE NORTH
WEST SIDE; A SUBDIVISION RECENTLY INCORPORATED INTO THE
CITY OF WAYCROSS AND NOW EJOYINO THE PRIVLIOES OP THE
CITY IN THE WAY OF STREETS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS; CITY ARTE
SIAN WATER; CITY FIRE, POLICE AND 8ANITARY PROTECTION,
IS THE LOCATION OF THE PROPOSITION WE OFFER YOU UPON A
PLAN WHEREBY YOU PAY NO MORE RENT, IF A8 MUCH, A8 IS PAID
FOR SIMILAR HOUSES ELSEWHERE IN WAYCROSS, AND GET A
DEED FREE AT THE END OF A DEFINITE NUMBER OF RENTAL
PAYMENTS.
WE INVITE YOU TO COME TO SEE US AND LET U&8HOW YOU.
VERY TRULY YOURS,
Manager Greeson of the Greeson
theater gave the theater going public
cf Tampa a treat last night in tho
opening piny of the season; “The Man
oi, the Box.”
Hundreds of Tampans who had
read Harold McGrath’s book hurried
to the playhouse' last night and re
turned to their homes highly charm
ed to find the dramatisation an Im
provement on the original production.
7 ho two great dramatic Requirement*,
humor and pathos, so essential to
the financial success of any hook play,
met last night in artistic blend.—
Tampa Dally Times, Nov. 17, 1910.
A large barrel of whiskey fills up
considerable space In the Sheriff's *of-
| flee today and is being gravely ln-
jspected by IiIb numerous callers, ow-
| mg l. Its suspicious appearance,
thero are very few who offo^ to sam
ple It. The tlgor was seised from
l.ounie Crawford, a negro, who waB
hauling it to Hcbnrd camp, In Oke-
fouokee Swamp. When arrested, he
ai once implicated a negro womnn
■named Rebecca Martin, nnd sho also
was arrested. She disclaimed any
knowledge of the transaction, but un-
'orlunutely for her, sho had beon un
der suspicion for some tlma and he-
I;r.ved to havo been conducting a
largo business on this lliclt traffic.
When committed to jail more than
tiW was found on, her person. Sho
gave ball, $500, to appear before Bu-
jerior Court.
NOTICE TO 8UB8CRIBER8I
We would appreciate it a favor if
any of our subscribers who fall to get
their paper regularly, WOULD AT
ONCE, let us know, either by card
or phone No. 25, and wo will Imme
diately Investigate and try to reme
dy It. In view of our rapidly increas
ing circulation and tho big issue we
now send out dally, this is the only
wr.y wo enn know whether our car
rier boys are doing their duty, and
we aro very anxious that every NEW
and OLD subscriber should get their
paper with utmost regularity for their
sakes and our own. As* wo know
what It means to miss to read The
Herald If only for ono day.
28 3t Tho Circulation Manager.
FOLEYSpDIlYMl?
HALF PRICE FOR GUARANTEED
• PLANTS.
Wo will ship Exprei, Charges
paid to your nearest express offlc|
and Ouarantee good order, dollvoi
Frost Proof Cabbage Plnnts, at ti
following prlcoa: COO for 76c, 10001
05c, 2000 or more at 85o per 1000, ml
vldlng this card and cash 1b sent wltf
order, not otherwise. Tho cold j a a
ory weather In Jan. and Feb. linn do]
troyod about half of tho cabbage on
In the Southern States. Plants
now to mnturo t^ter you* earlier plJ
Inga are harvested, will ccrtHlnly 1
■.rentable. *
Tours vory truly,
William C. preuty Co„
The Cabbage Plant'Ml
Yonges Island, 8. C„ March 27,j JO]
2$ Ct
For wood phono 215,
McCulloch did not break arm
The report published that our well-
known citizen general ^oadmaster W.
A. McCulloch broke his arm yester-'
day Is apparently Incorrect. Investi
gation shows that he hurt his wrist
several days ago and suffered a good
deal from It, but with bis usual pluck
went right ahead with his work and
built a 300 foot new trestle over tbs
Alspaha river In 26 hours less' time
than anyone thought possible, end
established another record for quick
time on, his road. As a competent
roadihnstcr W. A. McCnlloch la hard
Kaiser Wllehlm entertained
officers with Jokes on his birthday,
Pretty rough Jokes on Ids officials.
Thero Is nothing more trying on one
than to force a laugh.'
to Vent.
Leave Your
EYE
TROUBLES
AT OUR
Optical Parlor
WE ARE EQUIPPED TO T««T
YOUR EYES IN A SCIENTIPC MAN.
NER AND OUARANTEE YOU
SATISFACTION!
OR YOUR MONEY BACK.
x * | Little & Odom,
i*! Jewelers and Opticians.
THE VERY BEST!
CORSETS
THAT CAN BE MADE FOR THE:
PRICE, BY ANYBODY ANYWHERE.^
"HE PRICE 18 $1 TO $ip. WE RE. ■
COMMEND THE $J/TO $5 CORSETS.*,
JU8T AS MUCH AS WE DO THE $lfl
ONES. 'S'
THE C—B COltSEtB ARE GOOD I
IN AN ALL-ROUND WAY. THEY 1
ARE DESIGNED WITH EACH 8EA
SON'8 LEADING FASHIONS IN J
VIEW. Sold In Waycross Excluslv^j
1/ By.
Miss Eddie Parnell
POTTER & McMAHA,
TAILORS and BAkBEJ
•Tailoring AtJReasonablp Prices,
THE I,A GRANDE B5RBER S38P
lO.PIant Ave.
l.aCrdi.iie EUi
