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WAYCRCSS EVENING HERALD
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. LOST—Heifer, ten month* old, an-
marked; coter red-’nod white. Intor-
millob will be appreciated by lira.
XJwjM-Webiter. «• is tf
-FOR . RtNt-iltfifrly furnlehed
tocnl,.€lo»e-ln .Ap^ fterald office. St
WANTED^A do cooking
nad-general hou«e .y/bh, 63 Church
D. S.. McClellan.
Mammoth Exhibition
Let the Weycrou Bakery Oil your
order tor cream puffe, maccaroone,
pound'cake or Jiut half, kind ot cake.
Fbone 72 or 443.
Cl Ladles HAND BAGS PURSES and
al' aorta ot LEATHER GOODS at the
LaGranie Hotel within the next week
ARE YOU INTERESTED?
and would yon like to see them and
make a selection from the largest
Tandaomest and swellest line that
will come South this year?. It so
telephone us right away and we will
let yon know when to come. Ton win
remember that we exhibited the pret-
tlst line last year that ever came to
Waycrces. This exhibition Is better
still.
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION OB.
PARTMENT IN SOUTH GEORGIA,
IS OU MUM.' ’
■J'i'- TELEPHONE *5.
True friendship Is as beautiful as
It Is rare.
In happiness added joy;
In trouble a needed comforter.
One of the tragedies of the century
would Involve compelling those per
sons to take Lorlmer back who "put
him over” at Spflngdeld, by that
HWMJ’bribery fund. , .
FOLEY’S KIDNEY REMEDY
—AN APPRECIATION.
L. McConnell, Catherue, St* CT
mlra, N. T„ writes: "I wish to express
my appredetlon of th* great good
I derived from Foley's Kidney Remedy
which I used for a bad case ot Kid
ney trouble. Five bottles did the
work most effectively and proved to
me beyond a doubt It Is the most re
liable kidney medicine I have ever
laliMi” Rem Pharmacy*
Central Pharmacy.
YsEBf-Ssk<rissB Drag Ct., Frsp.
FOR RESULTS. . :
ADVERTISE IN.THE* HERALD. -
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| AN ARGUMENT
If you are not buying
’ your groceries from us
: you are making a mis-
*l * take, for we are offer-
SAf : ing big inducements for
'ft,the economical .house
wife, and in addition
giving you the very
best of everything first
class in
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
and at lower ihan the
lowest cut prices. Read
our advertisements;
give us one month’s ac
count and
WATCH RESULTS
• Four thousand pounds
j 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.
WILSON GROOERrCO
W.M. WILSON, Mgr.
’ Wilson Block. Phone 128
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
Mr*. Fred Brewer Entertains.
Mrs, Fred Brewer entertained the
Bachelor Girls’ Club yesterday after
noon to meet her vl»itor ( Miss Mell
of Savannah. A delightful contest
van enjoyed. *MIss Watt carrying off
f.rst prize, a dainty fan. Miss Mell
was presented as guest prize a lovely
pair of silk stockings. Mrs. Good-
win and Miss Beck served punch.
Mrs. Brewers guests were. Mias Mell,
of Savannah; Miss Ruby Sessoms, of
'.Mexico; Miss Clyde Lott, Miss Del
la King,, Miss Annie Laurie Walker,
Miss Minnie Cole, Mis3 Edith Lock*
hart, Miss Susie May Watt. Miss
Mary Stanton, Misses Lambdln, Miss
Annie Lee Smith, Miss Alex Cars-
well, Miss Kate Wilson, Miss McGee,
Miss Sharpe. Mrs. Dimmock, Mrs.
Lambdln, Mrs. Mayo.
; ft was a good clean game of ball
we had yesterday between the Way-
cross High School and the Blackshear
Piesbyterlal Institute, and we want
to congratulate these young men,
both for their gentlemanly behavior
and the game they played. The Way-
cross boys were outclassed both in
v-eight and practice, but they fought
gamely and never gave up to the
very last.
The batteries were for Blackshear,
Brown and Way; for Waycross, Ben
nett a(nd DuBose. Bennett pitched
a good game. The features of the
game were a home run lilt by Me*
Eachern, and the batting of Way-
ernes. He got a hft every time he
went to the bat.
R ICHEST, finest nut> only
are used in Nunnally s
Candies. And the assortment
of nut candies, as of other
kinds, is widest and "most
generous. These candies are
made to suit your taste—
nothing omitted that can add
to their captivating goodness.
LA GRANDE PHARMACY.
AT THE
MAJESTIC
Claus, Radcliffe
and Claus,
Comedy Singers
and
Eccentric Dancers
CLASSIFIED
OUR WORK
I. so perfect that It i* really a pleas
sire to alt and look at yOur linen atter
ve return It to you, There t« a tort
'of trestmeaq about all .of
- CUR LAUNDERING >- .
,, tjial' you do not anS’fln'others’work.
L i take partlculir. 'petal with
W »hlte- bosom ■ shirts for. <jress. occas-
' Ions, ‘dad* launder them '.’’spotlessly
white.”. A postal will bring our war-
ot for your collection.
Wilson
STEAM LAUNDRY
4;
PARK MOR RAN» CO.
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
LottHItch Building.
BE-IN FORCED CONCRETE.
8 or 6 dos«s W fin enro any
cue of Chills and Fever. Price 25
21 tt
Mr. J. S. Dunbar, who has been
so ill died at the Coast Line Hospit
al yesterday. The funefal was held
this morning at the Catholic Church
at nine o'clock, after which the re
mains were carried to Bologne, Fla.,
for Interment, accompanied by his
wife and son. Mr. Dunbar had been
111 for the past month here at the
hospital.
WANTED
WANTED—First class ra^ch cow;
must be gentle, and fresh- in milk,
Mia. W. W. Sharpe, 46 Gilmore street.
J? *t.
FOR RENT—Newly furnished rooms
at 22 Gilmore street. 25 tf
AN EASY AND HARMLESS WAY
TOQARKEN.THEHAIR
Who does not know of tho value of
sage and sulphur for keeping the hair
dark soft flossy and In food condl* '
tfon? As a matter of fact, .iulphur is •
a natural element of hair, and a de*
flclency of it in the hair is keld by
many scalp specialists to he connected
with loss of color and vitality of the
hair. Unquestionably, there* is mo
hotter remedy for-hair and shaft
troubles, especially premature fray-
nets. than safe and' aulphor, if prop
erly prepared. .The Wyeth C *
Company of New York put up
remedy ot this kind called Wyeth's
Sage .and Sulphur Hair Remedy and;
authorize druggists to sell It under
guarantee that the money will be re
funded If It falls to do exactly*'as
represented. .,
This preparation la offered ta.tlft.
public at fifty cent* a bottle - and. If',
recommended and sold by
, CHEROKEE PHARMACY.
FOR SALE—Cabbages, $1.80 per
crate; greens, $1.40, per 70 pound
sack. Freshly cut and packed, only
when ordered. Stock tender and de-
s Table. j. Scarborough & Son, Sa
vannah, Ga. 4-6-law 3w
FOR RENT—To couple or to a lady;
a nice large furnished front room,
near the LaGrande Hotel; rent low.
Lady often alone and wants company.
Address J. C. R. Box 236. 10 tf
8i’ecial To The Herald.
Huntsville. Texas, April 21.—The
r omory of General Sam Houston,
who seventy-five .years ago today
b»oke the power of the by
■1 ministering a decisive defeat to
the forces ot Santa Anna in the bat
tle of San Jacinto, was fittingly hon
ored today by the unveiling of
handsome monument over the grave
of the famous soldier and statesman
in the Huntsville cemetery. The un-
,veiling was an event of State-wide
interest. Visitors from every Bection
of Texas attended, among them being
many members of the Socloty of the
Daughters of the Texas Republc.
whose annual convention has been in
session here this week. Several mem
bers of the Houston family were
present as guests of honor, togather
with W. P. Zuber and Alonzo Steele
—the only survivors *of the battle of
San Jnclnto. The committee in
charge of arrangements was fortu
nate in securing Wllliapi J. Bryan
to deliver the principal address at
tne unveiling exercises.
The monument, which cost- $10,000
vak erected through an appropriation
of the Texas legislature. Tho me
morial consists of a low granite shaft
bearing a bas-relief figure of Gener
al Houston, mounted upon bis favor
ite charger, with his hat in one hand
waving his troops onward in their
attack upon the forces of Santa An- <
na In the battle of San Jnclnto. Upon
the two sides of the main shaft are
allegorical figures representing war
ar»d peace. Upon the rovers* side of
the shaft appears the Masonic em
blem. The memorial was designed
by Pompeo Copplnl.
PROVIDE FOR YOUR BABIE8
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 '. $413,000
RESOURCES $700,000
First
Waycross.
National
OF WAYCROSS
Bank
Georgia
FOR SALE—-Girl, bicycle, new.
Apply Hlu Ellen Goodrich, jane
street. ; 12 t
Fbrt KEN—Furnished room. 6 church
■treet. 14 If.
.;-i?F^R'<i.Tyi»oiwlti|r Repairing;
phone r 'j ui
Latest novelties In Lace Collar!,
Jabots, Belt Flat and Belting. 25c
and 50c.
21 3t Humphrey* & Williamson.
Advertise In the Evening Herald.
WAYCROSS MARBLE COMPANY
61 ALBANY AVE...PHONE—
APPRECIATES THE BUSINESS GIVEN, AND IF YOU NEED
HIGH GRADE MARBLE Olt 0 RANITE MONUMENT8, CALL, OR
WRITE OR PHONE US AND ONE OF THE IHRM WILL BEE YOU
AND GIVE YOUR INTEREST HIB PERSONAL ATTENTION^
THE BEST MATERIAL. THE JtEST WORK. THE BEST
PRICE. •§'
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’ J M Clark, General Manager.
BENTONS’
BENTONS’
BENTONS’
Special Stowing
iiwiiii* ■iini'in nwiYiiinOrM n ii a’.'vjdi.mmaw
NEW SUMMER SILKS
Meseline
37 in. wide, black, excellent quality,
.83* 98c yd.
Meseline
36 in. wide in all colors, black, navy,
white, pink light blue, yallow, old
rose, tan and Persian
Special $125 yd.
Foulards! Foulards!! ,
Navy, black, white, polka dots and
figured.
Special 60c,95c
, Japonika Silk
The soft silk for summer in every
color had shade. Plain, polka dots and
figured.
25c, 30c 35c r 48c yd.
Taffeta, Silk
36 in. wide, all colors^ ,
Special: $106,yard.
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ChinaSilk
50c yard
Taffetta Silk
18 inches'Wide t
Stripes,-plaids and chefcks, colors, tan,
brown, navy, black and white
Special. 60c yard
All Colors
Special 75c yd.
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H. J. Benton & Co.
