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i>oooooooooooooo<><j AN ARGUMENT If you are not buying your groceries from us ; you are making a mis- I take, for we are offer- | : ing big inducements for f : the economical house- : wife, and in addition giving you the very best of everything first class in STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES and at lower than the lowest cut prices. Read our advertisements; give us one month’s ac count and , WATCH RESULTS ' Four thousand pounds Rice going at 5c pound. C h i ckens and Eggs every week from Tenn. Celery every Friday. Our Store is where you find everything except high prices. PERSONAL AND LOCAL Iloys clothing thn r.e economical insi l-pople to whom the equivolanr to r.lo vlii appeal ir : of thinking vfng of a dol- Dry Goods Cif. FOR MISS MAMIE MYERS | The ladies of the First Methodist church gave a most delightful inform* ■ ai reception this afternoon in the church parlors in compliment to Miss Mamie Myers, who has just returned after five years missionary work in Korea Miss Myers Is at home for the first time In five'years on a years vacation. A delightful musical pro- ■ gram had been arranged which was j greatly enjoyed Delightful refresh; ments were served A large number of . ladies were there to meet Miss Myers I The program a.i arranged was as fol* } lows: I Quartett—Mrs. Seals, Mrs. Seaman. Mrs LaMond. Miss Perhom. j A Recitation by Miss Wood 1 A Solo by Mrs. Frank Howell Trio—Mrs. Seaman. Mrs. mil Mrs. LaMond. Solo—Mrs. Scott. AT THE ! MAJESTIC Entire Ctag of Pf ogram For Tonight CONFESSED SLAYER INI ON TRIAL Freehold. X. J., A;nil 17.- - Frank L\ HH. the CLASSIFIED WANTED WANTED—First class milch cov; must be gentie s and fresh in milk, Mts. W. W. Sharpe, 46 Gilmore street. J WANTED—Four regular boarders, al IS Brunei street. 7 9t j FCR RENT—Newly furnished rooms * at 22 Gilmore street. 25 tf W. M. WILSON, Mgr. | Wilson Block. Phone 128 | '»0»00000000(>00»0» our wor;~. Id so perfect that It Is really a pleas ure to sit and look at your linen after vo return it to you. There Is a sort of freshness about all of CUR LAUNDERING that you do not find In others’ work. We take particular pains with vhite bosom shirts for dress occas ions, and launder them “spotlessly white.” A postal will bring our wag- oi for your collection. Wilson STEAM LAUNDRY PHONe 9. EASTER EXERCISE AT TRINITY. f The Faster exercises ar Trinity Metiiodist church last night were greatly enjoyed by a large congre gation the church being crowded. The songs drils recitations and exercises rendered by the Sunday school were unusually fine each .and every number being beautifully rendered. Little Miss Lillian Stewart ente;- tained six of her girl friends at an Easter Egg Hunt Saturday afternoon April 15th at the home of her par ents on Reynolds street. After a jolly time hunting for eggs the little hostess served dainty refreshments Those present were: Kathrine Collins Evelyn Williams. Alien KilHams, Sar ah Lovelace. Margie Brown, Alice Howell and Louise Pollard. The announcement of the marriage of Mr. John Paschal on the thirteenth of April In Minnesota has been celved In the city. Mr. Paschal Is the son of Mr and Mrs. T. W. Pas chal of this city and has ji number of friends here Tho announcement comes as quite a surprise to his fam ily and friends. ) FOR SALE—Cabbages. $l.R0 per [trait*: greens. per 70 pound I sack. Freshly cut and packed, onl> 'when ordered. Slock tender and de * ruble. J. Scarborough & Son, Sa vannah, Ga. 4-6-lnw 3w PARK MOR RAND CO. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS. Eott-HUcb Building. re-inforced concrete. 5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any case of Chills and Tever. Pries 25 cents. 21 tf FOR RENT—To couple or to a lady; a nice large furnished front room, near the LnGrando Hotel; rent low Lady often alone and wants company Address .1. C. R. Box 236. 10 tf WANTED furnished or unfuriilshed. terms. Address Herald office. rooms or part of house State FOR SALE—Three fresh *hone 419. Mrs. Youngblood. cows. 11 6t. Neat, nobby and up to date boys clothing at prices that will bewilder, and bewitch the most skeptical. 1 at Globe Dry Goods Co. STREET TAX NOTICE 1 Street taxes are now due. All po licemen will collect street taxes. P. B. McDonald, 10 Chief of Police. Good Service Our prompt messenger service Is becoming more popular every day. Wo And that sick people want quick servicq. If you feel disposed, have your prescription left at the bouse and call 95. We will have a quick messenger on (he spot in a few min utes. THE BEST PRESCRIPTION DE- PARTMENT IN SOUTH GEORGIA, IS OU RAIM. TELEPHONE 95. Central Pharmacy. Yonnc-Roberlssn Drag Co . Prop. FOR SALE—Girls bicycle, new. Apply Miss Ellen Goodrich, Jane street. 1! German accused of the murder of ton year old Marie Smith, was called in court today for trial. The court pro ceedings. it is expected, will be brief ns the accused youth has already made n full confession of the crime. Attorneys a it pointed by the cour conduct the defense will make an ef- f.tn to save the young German from the electric chair on the ground of his weak mentality. The murder of Marie Smith was ore of the most shocking crimes ever perpetrated in this section of New I Jersey and aroused the community to a high pitch of excitement. The mu tilated body of the little girl was found in tho woods‘near Ashbury Park on November 13 last. She had been missing from home several days. Sus picion at first pointed to Thomas Wil burns, a negro woodchopper, ns the r'ayer of tlie child. He was arrested and for a time there wero fears of a lynching. Later he satisfied the an- horities that lie had nothing to do with The crlmo and was released. About the same time young Heidomnn was taken into custody, but as no positive evidence was at hand lie also was released. On March 15. however, Heidomnn was again arrested and under examination made a complete confession ami offered to plead guilty His arrest was brought about by a detective, who had gained his confi-< deuce and had traveled about with h:m for months. , . HEY _ III GROwfl AND SO ILL MONEY * IN OUR BANK m PROVIDE FOR YOUR BABIES BY PUTTING MONEY IN OUR SAV INGS DEPARTMENT. WE PAY 4 PERCENT INTEREST, COMPOUND- ED QUARTERLY, AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION MAK ES IT ABSOLUTELY SECURE. CAPITAL $200,000 DEPOSITS $410,000 RESOURCES $700,000 First National Bank OF WAYCROSS Georgia W aycross. FOR RENT—One or two unfurnish ed rooms, with bath. Inquire at 62 Ca.swell, wt** 13 3t WANTED, JOB WORK—Any Kind; new or old work; will give first class work. Call 21 Brunei street or phone 2S1. W. G. Taylor. 13 3t FOR REN—Furnished room 5 church street. 14 tf. STRAYED—To my place. One bay horse and one bay mare, branded shoulder and thigh. Owner call and gc them by paying for this advertise ment. Chester A. Mullis, Waresboro, Ga. 14 3t. FOR RENT— Two nice rooms, fur nished or unfurnished, 37 Gilmoro Street. 14 4t WILSON-.TYLER WEDDING. Williamsburg, Vn., April 17.—The famous old Benton Parish church was the scene of a notable wedding today when Miss Julia Gardiner Tyler, dnugh ter of President Tyler of William aqd Mary College, became the bride of Prof. William Southall Wilson of the same college The wedding was at tended by many guests from ouF’of town. WAYCROSS MARBLE COMPANY 61 ALBANY AVE...PHONE— APPRECIATES THE BU8INE 88 GIVEN, AND IF YOU NEED HIGH GRADE MARBLE OR GRANITE MONUMENTS, CALL, OR WRITE OR PHONE U8 AND ONE OF THE FIRM WILL SEE YOU AND GIVE YOUR INTERE8T HIS PERSONAL ATTENTION. THE BEST MATERIAL. THE BEST WORK. THE BEST PRICE. J M Clark, General Manager. FOR »ALE—Pair white Fan-Tail Flgtjonn, Guinea PIr*, tomato and pepper plants. 10 France.-*. 15 3t L08T—Heifer, ten months old, un marked, color red and white. Infor mal Ion will be appreciated by Mrs. O. M. Webster. 15 tf COTTAGE FOR RENT—A comfort- alilo cottase on Brewer street No. 51 for rent. Apply to J. T. Beaton No. 7 Stephenson street 17 3t L08T—Cuff with Kold cuff button with H. L. M. on It. Finder return to I .osier Mart’ll and receive reward 17 3t. The "Holland*" at the Alrdomo to. nluht Comedians and Acrobats. A plcanant smile ana a sweet voice are great helps on life’s journeys. Order your cream puffs from the Wayctnn Bakery, made fresh ever; da:--, pben.- 72. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALr TOR Re'OLTS. ADVERTISE IN the HERALD. ADVEl-TISE IN THE HERALr FOR RESULTS. BENTONS’ BENTONS’ BENTONS’ NEW GOODS FOR SPRING STYLES Japonika Silks IN MAN SPRING SHADES, SPECIAL 25c 30c 35c and 48c New Style Fans All kinds—Just Beau tiful 5c to $3.00 Ladies’ White Canvas 1-STRAP PUMPS. NEW LOT 8PECIAL 61.50 Children’s and Misses White Canvas -•STRAP PUMPS, NEW LOT SPECIAL .... ..90c and Me Foulards! Foulards! 8PECIAL 60c 75c 95e NEW LOT Figured Lawn Special at lO cts. yd. Mesaline 36-INCH WIDE, VERY BEST QUAL- ITY; ALL COLORS. SPECIAL, $1.25. Childrens’ aud Misses’ One Strap Pumps FAT. LEATHER, GU NMETAL, TAM AND VICI, 75c 85c 98c *1.25 *1.50 *2.00 Cotton Voiles ALL COLORS, PLAIN, SATIN STRIPE, RIBBON STRIPE, 3PECIAL 18c 22c 25c 35c 40c 76c VI8IT OU RREADY-TO-WEAR DE- PARTMENT, 2ND FLOOR BARGAINS IN ' LADIES’ COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS, PETTICOATS, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ALL READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS, AMERICAN LADY COR8ET8. ToddShoes, Slippers, Pumps, AND TIES FOR LADIES. LADIES 1AND 2 STRAP PATENT LEATHER PUMPS, SPECIAL, *1.50 *2.00 *2.50 and (3-00 White Linens 36-INCH WIDE SPECIAL, 20c 25c 35c and 50c Ladies’ Pumps, SUPPERS, TIES, IN PAT. LEATH- FR, GUN METAL, TAN. VICI, SUEDE, VELVET. MANY NEW 8PRING STYLES. SPECIAL VALUES (2.60 *3.00 (3.50 and *4X10 White Demity 10c 12 1-2c 16c 20c White Wool Stripe Suiting SPECIAL FOR SUIT8 AND 8KIRT8 SPECIAL, 50c YD. American Lady Corsets, | Kabo Corsets, i Tompson’s Glove Fitting! Kneeland Oxfords IN MANY STYLE8, PAT. LEATHER, TAN GUN METAL AND VICI. SPE CIAL $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 Ladles’Jabots and Collars 1PECIAL VALUES, ,.10e 16c 25c 45c oorser. | for men, snappy shapes; TOMPSONS GLOVE FITTING COR- UNION MADE, PAT. LEATHER, GUN 8E.-. 'METAL, TAN, VICI $340 $4.00 H. J. Benton & Co