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Faster Egg Dyes 5c The Paper. 16 DESIGNS Gem Pharmacy T. S. Paine, Prop. | PHONE 52. | •4 WAYCP^ e 5 EVEN^T Vf.R M.D (Personal J Will Cirri* Perham Social Editor _ ♦wwwoiooooooorMww We are glad to report that little Mill Era Harbin, tbe little daughter rf Treaiurer Harbin, who baa been rc III la no wlmprorlng rapidly. THERE IS A GOOD REASON WHY YOU SHOULD TRADE WITH US. IF YOU DON'T KNOW, ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR. IF THEY DON’T KNOW, ASK US. IF YOU ARE FROM MISSOURI CALL TO SEE US, AND WE WILL 8HOW YOU OUR COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES AND CONVINCE YOUI HARDY BROS Veils, Veil fog, Belts In fact almost anything a lady needs, can be found at The Bon Ton. 2t The friends of Mrs. W. D. Youmans j regret exceedingly to bear of her crlt* jUr.1 illness at her home in Owens Boulevard. t* < STOPI Are you looking for a first class Boarding fUalile? If so 4 we believe vt can moot your requirements. Our terms are reasonable and can assure you of first class hoi vice. McGregor Mayo Boarding, Livery and 8*le§ Stables. Tabu.ui St. Waycroia. Oa. WhipperwUl Peas, PHONE HO. »J. North Carolina Seed Peanuts. Send jour prescription to L&Grande Pharmacy. They will receive careful i'Uiuti Our prescription depart c ent now under sober management. Mrs. Nixon of the Bon Ton has just received new shipment of one piece wash dresses. Fee them. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Dixon announ ce the birth of a little son at their home on Brunei street. The Herald extends its best wishes to thb little fellow. AT THE FRONT .You have to be on your guard, you nr ecaught napping, it invites dir aster. WAVCR088 BUSINESS COLLEGE GRADUATES ARE NEVER SLEEPY HEADS. They are sought after by men of. affairs. Y)tu find them in leading rositions of trust. Our DIl’laOMA is an open sesame to position and preferment. Our specialty Is to fit you for business^ to make the pay-roll larger; to in crease the salary of the “big man.” -Enter At Any Time. Waycrnss Business College Waycroaa, ca. R. F. Zejflar, Prea. Smoke! “Oran Chico’s”, “Yer Best Smokers” and "Pitman’s Best Smok ers.” Clear Havana Filled Cigars. Manufactured In Waycraia, Oa, B>> HITMAN 06*11 CP Clay Peas, Iron Peas; Buy before they go higher TELEPHONE 62 Hardy Bros. The Pure Food Store. New shapes Just in at the Bon Ton The latest styles and satisfying prl- NOTICE. Why riot look neat and let as do your dry cleaning and presalng. Sat isfaction Is our motto. v The Way cross Pressing Club. 11 2t Phone 447. New skirts and waist# 12 2t Humphreys ft Williamson. Go to the Bon Ton for your ready- to-wear wash dresses. New shipment just in. Children’s fsney top Sox. 15c and 12 2t Humphreys ft Williamson. Saturday will be observed by the King's Daughters as “Tag Day”. The proceeds go towards much needed additions to King's Daughters Hos- I Ital. Let everybody remember the? cause and wear a “Tag” Saturday. Miss Mable Miller, who has been th« guest of Mrs. J. Walter Bennett for several days will leave tonight with her sister for their home in North Carolina. Mtss Mable' has been spending some time with Prof, and Mrs. Miller at their cottage at War- erboro, Prof, and JVfrs, Miller will return to North Carolina lator. EASTER SPECIALS Specials For Your Easter Wear Send your prescriptions to LaGrands Pharmacy. They will bte attended to nest carefully. Our prescription de portment is now under sober man agement. Mrs. J. F. More and daughter Mlsa More of Oklahoma City, arriv ed in the city to make their home. Mr. More has been here for the past three months. Miss More will be quite an addition to the musical cir cle of Waycmst, as she Is quite an accomplished violinist. Easter Hats, big selection, ktyle and prices right; 12 2t Humphreys & Williamson. HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON’S THE STOR.E OF UP-TO-DATE GOODS. > ooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo ] NDUSTRIES OF. THE PAST WEEK Tomatoes! Tomatoes! TOMATOFS! GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE RICH, CHEAP ENOUGH FOR THE POOR, REGARDLESS OP THE SEASON. JUST RECEIVED 40 CRATES, PRI- CBS REDUCEO 50c to 35c Per Basket FIRST CALL GETS THEM AT So. REMEMBER WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF FRESH VEGETA BLES AND FRUITS, SPECIALtY. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY BY CALL ING PHONE S’!-, GOODS DELIVER ED BEFORE PHONE IS RANG OFP. (V. A. Joseph, NO. 52 A.NOSt PLANT AVENUE. Foley KtlRiqr 1111* are tonic lu ac Ira. ti'iick la ,ro*>iIt». and restore Or i.rural i,-turn of the Milne;, asj i. or Tl< -r -orrecl Irregularities. I.. McConnell, Cntbanne, BL. nilrn, N. Y„ writes: -I wlah to oxproaa my appreciation of tbe great good I derived from Foley's Kidney Remedy which 1 heed tor a bad can ot Kid ney trouble, rise bottles did the work moat effectively and provsd to me beyond a doubt It 1* tbe moat r» liable kidney medicine I bar* ever taken." Gem Pharmacy. Ladlee Uale Hose, Silk weight*, Mercerised, white, pink, light blue and campaign, 25c. 12 ft Humphrey, ft Williamson. 0 oooooooooo o o T J CARSWELL O o PH. Gi M. D. O o Disease, of Children; o o Disease, of Women; o o Obaterice. o o Residence 156 .Plant Art. o o Phone 615. o o Office In Walker Building o o Phone 623. o Columbus, Oa, April 13.—The’ Geor g!u and Alabama Industrial Index saya in Its regular weekly Isaue: "The great mineral dlatrlct ot Ala bama Is on tiptoe ot expectancy for further announcement regarding the Important merger ot coal, Iron and sleet companies npw In process. The companies now combining will own Alabama propertiea worth fifty mil' lion dollars, It la said, and It la ho llered that the formal consumatlon -it the merger will Inaugurate a pro- pram of Improvements that will mean I he expenditure of about 51,000,000, conspicuous among-thorn being dou bling tbe capacity of a Urge steel u bo was the guest of Mre. J. H. Red- J Plant at Gadsden, Ala. That the con- ding laat night left this morning with % eolldatton will bring froth capital to Mra. Jeanette Langley tor Blackehear Mra. Hugh M. Wtlleti. of Atlanta. Tom Johnson, tbe great progres-: C.IRL’S FALL FROM CHAIR tire leader of Cleveland, Ohio, Isj MAY OAUSE HER DEATH dead. Just before his death this apos j Anderson, 8. C„ April 13.—Miss tie of Joy Bald: "I am dying, and I ( Mildred Hayes, 17 years old, daughter rtlll have my amlle, and I am going of E. w. Hayea, master mechanic of to try to die smiling," and he died the Blue Ridge Railway, may die aa with a hopeful smile on his face. STREET TAX NOTICE Street taxes are now due. All po licemen will collect street taxes. F. B. McDonald, 10 lw r ' -. Chief of Police. New shipment Foulards and Mes- aallne Silks. 12 2t Humphreys ft Williamson. r. result of a fall from the chair on which she wns standing arranging a window curtain. She fell acaraa- lack ot the chair and one ot thdA posts was driven Into her body? An operation was performed at %r local hospital today, and her condi tion la considered critical. ffiODJJEYPnXS where the will be entertained today and tonight. Mrs. Willett la presi dent of tbe State Federation of Wo men'! Clubs of Georgia and a moat charming woman. Mina Garner, the nurse who het teen caring for Miss Harbin during her Illness, reurned o Jacksonville List night, bearing with her the grate ful appreciation ot Mr. and Mrs. Har bin, for her devoted nnd faithful aei vice. Mlsa Garner will probably lo cate In Wnycrote, as her service, at a trained nurse are In great demand hete. Mra. Nixon It showing beautiful line spring millinery and hae also lust received big shipment ready to wear wash drones. Bon Ton. North Alabama teems certain. Special value* In Easter Ribbons. <>000000000 O^ 12 2t Humphreys ft Williamson. SEEDS! SEEDS! . Lef us sell you your garden and flower seeds and. your garden will be success. THE! SEALS PHARMACY TUK UKXVI.I.STOUK '‘Contract was awarded for grad ing the route of the electric railway to be built between Atlanta, Ga, and Augusta, Ga, and for the. building ot a railroad from Alapaha, Ga, to k'ashTlIle, Ga. Morgan county Ala bama, awarded the contract for the building ot steel bridges. New city hall* are to be erected at Decatur, Ain, and Huntsville, Ain. Amerlcus Ga, voted 1105,000 of Improvement bonde and Newnan, Ga, $50,000 of paving bonds. Fayette county, Ala bama, is Inviting bids for building a courthouse. ' “A ten-etory hotel la* asiured for Macon, Ga, the last of the 5200,000 carltal stock In the company baring l ecu subscribed. Savannah, Ga, de- ■'hUd to make Its new hotel ten ito- »• Irstrnd ot nine and will expend 1 COP In Its erection nnd furnish ing. Marion nnd Duller counties. Alabama, are to build mridern Jails. Niw fertiliser factories are reported for Cairo, Ga, Pelham, Ga, and Braxton, Ga. A $50,000 electric pow er plant la to be built at Troy, Ala. In Virginia a $600,000 corporation >>• chartered to mine coal In tbe tllrmlugham district tn Alabama. A new bank la reported for Palmetto, j Ga, and a bank at Griffin, Ga, doub-1 led Its capital stock. New rammer- j bodies were organized at Wash- : Ga, and Blakely. Os. The I ro« corporation! of tbe week are IS 1 u number with capita. ■ .ock of $1,- j ■:?,«&> ' - j , srd Its jt.,1 bod 1 1 inrron. ROYAL Baking Powder Economy The manufacturers of Royal Bak ing Powder have always declined to produce a cheap baking powder at the sacrifice of quality^ Royal Baking Powder is made from pure grape cream of tartar, and is the embodiment of all the racpllence possible to be attained in dig high est 1 1 *' 1 Royal Baking Powder costs only a fair price, and is more economical at its price than any other leavening agent, because of die superlative of the food it makes. ‘ ?j“l*** nude, in^animiwn of baking powden, but containing alum, arc frequently distributed from door to door, or given away in grocery ■tores, such matures are dangerous to me in food. In England, Frae. Germany and some section, of -Se United States their sale it proMmed by law. Alum rs a t .’ ngrraus mineral add, and all phyndans condemn baking powders cu. brining it !6o label of slum bating powders most show the Ingredients. head the label