Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19??, March 31, 1911, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextWAYCROSS EVENING HERALD LECTURE ON SOCIALISM. 1*st night J. L. Fltls spoke in Tfcoenlx Park to a deeply Interested audience. He declared that trust* juv good for the owners and bad for -ihe others, and that as they should %e f»ood for everybody, they must be owned by the entire people, as the •pchools, streets and roads are now. He explained that we could build tmr own Industries, buy those now dieting; tax them so heavy (Income and Inheritance tax) as to prevent profit; or get them In any manner the people might consider better or sutler. The people will decide all eucb questions. Mr. Flrts lectures again tonight on ^Tbe Cause and Cure of Political Oomiptlon.” -THE WHIT E H O PE/ Atdennan John W. Moore and C. O. Buchanan, Jr., acted as Judge and mediator In a very general fisticufl performance this morning. Judge Moore with portly aldernmnic dignity controlled and awed the crowd, while C, c. Iluchanan. Jr., investigated and settled the trouble. Mr. riuchanan Is V( ry much elated over the result, as Je believes b ehas discovered that WaycrosH holds within her borders the dining “white hope” the winner In the combat having overcome some six assailants. Xeave Your EYE There are many items' of news that roach us, that we could publish if we would, but It is not always wise to publish all you know or hear. News ! ipat may bring unmerrlted reproach on some lnm;< or reckless ! publicity of some Impulsive action, (may be news—but not the kind of nows The Herald wants to publish, there is so much. TROUBLES AT OUR Optical Parlor WE ARE EQUIPPED TO TEST YOUR EYES IN A 8CIENTIFC MAN. NER AND GUARANTEE YOU SATISFACTION! OR YOUR MONEY BACK. Little & Odom, Jewelers and Opticians. Detroit Free Preee. There wai 11 youns woman named Htrnnfr. Much fllven to flung, which la wrong: When the grave pararm said: • Will thla mail you wed:" She Bald: "Sure Mike! That'a why ho'o along." Why docen't the Mexican revolu tion taka u lesgnt^ from the action of Congreaa and ndjourn- Defter atop going to Waehlngton and a pending your money In eport, It Judge Harlan will get after you. THE VERY BEST CORSETS THAT CAN BE MADE FOR THE PRICE, DY ANYBODY ANYWHERE. -HE PRICE IS »1 TO »10. WE RE COMMEND THE *3 TO $5 CORSETS JUST AS MUCH AS WE DO THE *10 0NE8. ' THE C—B CORSETS ARE GOOD IN AN ALL-ROUND WAY. THEY ARE DESIGNED WITH EACH SEA SON'S LEADING FASHION8 IN VIEW. Sold In Waycroee Excluelve ly Oy. pS*™ ( Miss Eddie Parnell POTTER & McMAHAN TAILORS and BARBERS. ;Tailoring A^Reasontble Prices. THE U GRANDE BARBER SHOP lOiPlanfAvc. OKKIC’K OP D. & 0. LOTT REAL ESTATE & INS. CO. Waycross, Ga., 3-28 'll EAR SIR: — IF INSTEAD OF "PAYING RENT" AND GETTING IN EXCHANGE. ECEIPT8 OF NO PERMANENT VALUE, YOU WOULD CARE TO ,WN YOUR OWN HOME” AFTER HAVING MADE A REASONABLY ttALL ADVANCED RENTAL PAYMENT AND A REGULAR MONTHLY ENTAL PAYMENT FOR A DEFINITE PERIOD WITHOUT INTEREST, HEN WE INVITE YOU TO CALL TO SEE US, OR PHONE OR WRITE S AND WE WILL CALL TO SEE YOU AND EXPLAIN THOROUGHLY RE PROPOSITION. GILCHRIST PARK. A SUBDIVISION, WITH SO MILES OF GRADED rpEETS; 1,000 shaoe trees planted; MORE THAN too NEAT 4, and « ROOM. ONE AND TWO STORY. WELL DESIGNED DWELL- GS WITH PLASTIC WALLS; A SUBDIVISION HAVING GIL- DRE AVENUE, THE DEST RESIDENT STREET OF WAYCROSS. ITH BOO YARDS OF CEMENT SIDEWALK ON THE EAST SIDE, AND AVINO THE ts£00,000i00 A. C. L. RAILROAD SHOPS ON THE NORTH E8T SIDE; A SUBDIVISION RECENTLY INCORPORATED INTO THE TV OF WAYCROSS AND NOW EJOYINQ THE PRIVLIQES OF THE TY IN THE WAY OF STREETS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS; CITY ARTE. AN WATER; CITY FIRE, POLICE AND SANITARY PROTECTION, THE LOCATION OF THE PROPOSITION WE OFFER YOU UPON A an Whereby you pay no more rent, if as much, as is paid n similar houses elsewhere in waycross, and get a ED FREE AT THE END OF A DEFINITE NUMBER OF RENTAL YMENTS. ' WE INVITE YOU TO COME TO CEE US AND LET US SHOW YOU VERY TRULY YOURS, . ,o. S O. LOTT R. E. A I. CO. .v Je r-riStfam ** ainfiSW": -** »«• vv SPORTING COLUMN The discovering by Mr ; C. C. Buch anan, Jr., this morning of “The White Hope" in Waycross is very important and will no doubt obtain lot us a national fame. day committee went to work jester* evening to receive names and Mr. A. M. Knight will at once take steps in conjunction with AJdermau Sinclair to get the baseball grounds. In the "Kids Battery" we believe Waycross has discovered fine talent for her success in baseball field. Alec Lowther was seen bunty- twisting round bis chair this morn. When asked what he was doing, he said. "I want to change my luck, If I am to play first base again. The "Bookworms" are practicing hard for the Sparks trip and will give the boys up there a cracker- jack game. bul Bugs Raymond, our famous reckless South Atlantic pitcher, has made good with the. northern crowd, He is now strictly on the water wag on and going after a record this coming season. The rumor that Alderman Moore will be tried out for short stop 111 the'new team is premature and with out foundation. If the present plans are carried out, we will not only have a baseball park, but the area will be made to enclose space for a good running track, tennis court and other athlet ic stunts that will entertain us all. E ACH piece of candy you take from a Nun- nally box invites you to take the next. There’s a good ness that makes these the most unique of confections. Packed in air-tight boxes— always fresh. LA GRANDE PHARMACY. Large Solid Oak “ , 48c Each Rocker Four Feet High. Exactly Like Cut. THIS ROCKER IS GUARANTEED TO BE ENTIRELY MAOE OF OAK IT IS EXTRA LARGE, AND VERY STRONGLY MADE, THE ARMS BE- ING BOLTED TO THE SEAT, AND A HEAVY STRETCHER CONNECTS THE ARMPOSTS UNDER THE SEAT. DON’T PAY S3.50 FOR THIS ROCKER. We sell it for 50c per week. 1.98 before you buy that new TABLE, LET US 8H0W YOU OUR LINE. WE HAVE THE Greatest Values EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY. OUR NO. 803 PEDESTAL EXTEN SION TABLE IS THE GREATEST TABLE-VALUE EVER OFFERED IN ■THIS CITY. IT HAS A 42 INCH TOP WHE NCLOSED, EXTENDS TO 6 FEET, HAS COVERED PEDESTAL 8 INCHES IN DIAMETER, EXTRA LARGE CLAW FEET. THIS TABLE IS MADE OF THE FINEST Th OUGHLY SEASONED OAK, FINISHED GOLDEN. COMPARE THE QUALITY, THE FINISH, THE . AND THE PRICE8. THE8E ARE THE "ESSENTIAL" POINT8, AND WEWILL SELL YOU THE TABLE. AND THE PRICE8. THESE ARE THE "ESSENTIAL" HUINlo, mnui Our Price $13.75 1-3 Cash, bal. 30, 60 and 90 days See ‘‘hose beautiful fltiwor-shaped parasols at Mv r. Fddle Parueirs. 1ETHODIST EVANGELIST PREACHES REFORM SERMON Savannah, Ga., March 30.—Rev Tmley, a Methodist evangelist, whe Ih conducting a protracted service at hn worth Methodist church -nns otl something of a local sensation by attacking suggestive plays, nude pic tures ami dancing. . This is a new tact for a Savannah preacher and the utterances of minister have created a areat deal of interest. Mr. Tinley has succeeded in filling the church several times v 1th those anxious to hear his re form sermons. corn that is $>und and free of bugs and insects. We shell and grind this corn as needed, which insures our customers fresh MEAL and FEED STUFF. Our GROCERIES arc also fresh gjDd onr PRICES are RIGHT. Try yoor next months GRO CERIES. PRINCESS WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF THESE FAMOUS RUGS IN ALL SIZES AND PATTERNS, . T PRICES THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. DRESSERS—WE HAVE JUST- RE- CEIVED A BEAUTIFUL LINE. THEY ARE ALL GREAT VALUE8. THE ONE SHOWN HERE IS MADE OF SOLID OAK, FINISHED GOLDEN IN AMERICAN QUARTERED OAK, HAS 18x30 FRENCH PLATE MIR- ROR. WE SELL IT FOR $12.00 1-3 CASH, BALANCE, 30^ 60 AND 90 DAYS. Saves Ice Bills DON'T BLAME THE ICE MAN IF YOUR ICE BILLS ARE TOO HEAVY. BUY A GOOD REFRIGERATOR, THEY COST NO MORE. GET THE COLO CLEAN KINO THAT GIVES THE BEST SERVICE WITH THE LEAST ICE. Get the Gurney Saves Doctor’s Bills WHAT DO YOU FIND WHEN YOU OPEN YOUR REFRIGERATOR? SWEET CLEAN, WH0LE80ME FOOD, OR PARTLY SPOIL ED FOOD, MOISTURE AND UNPLEASANT ODORS? IF YOU FIND THE LATTER YOU HAV EN’T GOT V The Gurney DON’T PAY $6.00 For This Bed We SeU It For $4.50 50c per week Exactly like Cut. One of Our GREAT VALUES Exactly like cut. Finished in 4 coats best white enamel $8.00 50c per week MAY’S MILL AND FEED STORE. Phone No. 1 The Store cl Great Values, Where Your Credit !s Geod. 166 PEANT AVE. TELEPHONE 499.