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Wftvenovs GVCNINO HEm»
SOAP!
„. We have just received a larne
quantity of Toilet Soap Packed
three wrapped cake* to the box.
Assorted color*. We offer this
ior lit* the box.
Gem Pharmacy
T. S. P\INE,
PHONE 52
[Personal
I Mist Carrie Perham Social Editor £
j Fox and l^awrence, the team with
, tbe goods at the Airdomc ngxt week.
j Commencing tomorrow' the Sunday
. School of Grace Church will he held
a* 3:30 instead of 3:00.
few
Miss Ellltsnon is spending
1 days with Mrs. J. P. Ulmer in Val
P. 8. — DON'T FORGET THAT
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS.
THERE IS A GOOD REASON WHY
YOU SHOULD TRADE WITH US.
IF YOU DON’T KNOW, ASK YOUR j drfe,a -
NEIGHBOR. IF THEY DON'T'
KNOW, ASK US. IF YOU ARE | Th * Central Baptist Tabernacle
F POM MISSOURI CALL TO SEE U8 Vftt died t0 overfl O w,a « a * aln l° 8 t
AND WE WILL SHOW YOU OUR ( nl ' :W
COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES!
j Tomorrow will be a great day for
! t|ifcr churches In Waycross and we
hepe they will all he w'ell filled.
Mr. \V. A. McNeil spent yesterday
In Jacksonville, retunltm. last night,
^mpanled by his son, Mr. Johnnie
McNeil.
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GREAT SPECIAL VALUES
IN
Goods
Slylish Dress
Newell Weaves
Exclusive Designs
Don't fall to see the last appear*
r.t here of Happy Doc Holland and
the great Alferretta at the Alrdomo
tonight.
Livsry and Sale* Stables.
' Waycrr
PHONE NO. «J.
North Carolina . Seed
tPeanuts.
Whipperwill Peas,
Clay Peas,
Iron Peas
Mr. and Mrs. I*. A, Hay, accom
pan led by Master William Sharpe, Jr.
left this morning in their
wurd to spend the day.
for
Buy before they go higher
TELEPHONE 62
Hardy Bros.
The Pure Food Store.
Big selection Indies white law
v-ulsts. (13c to $1.50.
31 3t Humphreys & Williamson.
Herald is not publishing the
uenther report today, simply because
yoi. have got the weather before you
ant can examine it for yourself.
The values are the be^t
that spot cash and big
purchasing can procure.
Do Not Miss See
ing our fine Line.
OUR
Millinery Department
Here Today;
Gone Tomorrow
That will probably be
the story of these
Stylish Timmed Hats
Pity we haven’t room
to tell about all th(
other good things, bi
come and see them.
The Herald regrets to learn that
i. Geo. W. Dcen has been sick for
to ore three days past, and Is,still
ccuftned to the home.
HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON’S
THE STORE OF UP-TO-DATE GOODS.
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Miss Carrie Perham will be plea*'
ht napping, It Invites ed to have you phone or mail her
any social or personal new*. Phons
25, or address. MIsa Carrie Perham,
Herald office.
AT THE FRONT
You havo to he un your guard
Sou ar
dlf aster.
WAYCROSS BUSINESS COLLEGE
GRADUATES ARE NEVER
SLEEPY HEADS.
They are sought after by men of [ rl SOLUTION APPROVED
•(Taira. Y)>u find them in leading | BY VOTE OF 28 TO 15
roiltions of trust. *| . r
Our DIPLOMA I* an open sesame Albany, N. Y., April 22—The res-
♦o position and preferment. Our f uimion approving the election of Uni-
•peclally Is to (It you for business; ! t t .,j state seuator* by direct vote
to make (ho pay-roll larger; to In- paused the senate today by a vote
crease the salary of the "big man.” I G f 28 to 15.
Enter At Any Time.
r. W. C. Douglas of Baltimore, ac
companied by Mr. G. P. KdenfleW
nnd D. C. Harris of Swalnsboro, are
iu the city today prospecting.
The Herald assumes the responsl
hiiity of inviting the entire popula
tion of WayciosH and surrounding
country to come out to preachng to
il arrow. There will he services in
nil the churches.
The Herald learns that the addi
tions to the Central Baptist Church
during Mr. Phillips late meetings num
her* seventy. The entire member-
slip of the church is now’ between
four and five hundred.
Wnycnss Business
College
Waycross, C*. R. F. Zelglsr, Pres
Smoke!
“Oran Chico’s”,
‘‘Yer Best Smokers”
and
“Pitman’s Best Smok
ers.”
Clear Havana Filled Cigars.
Mnnultetu'tH In Waycroas, Oa. 0|i
PITTMAN CIGAR CO
Tomatoes! Tomatoes!
TOMATOES!
GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE RICH,
CHEAP ENOUGH FOR THE POOR,
REGARDLESS OF THE SEASON.
JUST RECEIVED 40 CRATES, PRI.
CES REDUCED
I-teachlng at Dccnwood tomorrow
t ploven o'clock by the pastor. Rev.
Sunders nml at 7: SO by the
ftxtra large Turkish Hath an,! tn - " .titIcy Langston, P. L. The
lUn k Towels, special bargain, IS l-Jcj nubile Is cordially Invjteil to the eer-
SI ::t Humphreys t Williamson. *» »»• »"<* » f" 11 »ouse Is .desired, es-
-- - I poclally to hear Rev. Laugvton.
FOR 8ALE.
Three choice renldcnce loti for
ale. cheap; Brunei and Marlon
streets. Apply to A. P. Perham, 8r.,
at Herald office right now.
Childrens Mercerized colored l.nce
I«o*e, regulnr 25c value*, bargain 1$
cent*.
21 3t Humphrey* & Williamson
The Diocesan Convention of tho
Flplhcopal Church meets May 10-12 at
Thoniasvllle. Delegate* from Grace
Church, Waycross. will be at follosw:
10 lOt' Messrs. John E. Wadley, Heyward H.
Bi.rnet. Julius A. Wall. The parish
branch of the Womans Auxiliary
will be represented by Mrs. Mary E.
Parker. Mrs. James Polk Stewart.
Mr*. Claduta Out, Mr*. .Tulin* A.
Wall.
reliable
50c to 35c Per Basket
FIRST CALL GETS THEM AT Me.
REMEMBER WE ALSO CARRY A
-FULL LINE OF FRESH VEGETA
BLES AND FRUITS, SPECIALTY.
ALWAYS SAVE MONEY BY CALL
ING PHONE S22, GOODS DELIVER.
ED BEFORE PHONE IS RANO OFF.
Subsc'lb* tor the old
Waycross Evening Herald.
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o T J CARSWELL °
PH. O. M. D.
Disease, of Children;
Diseases of Women;
Obstsrics.
- Residence 166 Plant Ave.
Phone 616.
once In Walker Building'
Phone 676.
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Notice to
the Public
Tocque’s Dry Cleaning and Press-
in/ Co., of Waycross has no connec
tion whatever with the shop called
tnfc Tocque Shop of Savannah. Ga.
Mr Tocque has had nothing to do
with that shop since October, 1910.
Respectfully yours,
DIRECT VOTE MEASURE
WINS SIGNAL VICTORY
Washington, April 2*.—Advocates
of the election of senators by direct
tote of the people won a signal vic
tory in the senate today when the
resolution passed by the house was
referred to the committee on judic
ial y. The house resolution is simil
ar to tbe one reported from the sen
ate judiciary committee last session
and the reference today Insures fa-
voiable action.
E. R. Tocque,
DIRIGIBLE PAR8EVAL
HANGS WRECK IN TREE
Phone 345 45 Pendleton 8t.
WAYCROSS, GEORGIA.
Brunswick. Germany. April
The dirigible balloon Parsevnl
KRYPIOK
nut ymoj*
Without
in the
Lens
You read and look afar with
equal facility, but no one qb-
lervet that you are wearing tja| f'
cab because the usual *
are absent. Wear the genuine
KRYPTOKS awhile and you will
never willingly return to old-
style bifocal glasses.
Now your eyeglass troubles end.
Consider the Joy of the eyeglass
VII wearers who have found in the
tnet with a mishap ten miles north J 8TANARD EYEGLASSES.
of this place today and was forced j ^11 that you have wished for in
to make a rough landing. The pass- J comfort and security. We can give
engers escaped injury and the air
ship was not seriously damaged,
though it lies partly in a swamp and
will of necessity be dismantled nnd
bo sent to Tlitterdeld by train.
you a degree of comfort you may
have believed Impossible. No matter
what shape your nose.
Seminole Qplieal Co.
Klaxon, beautiful shear quality, y<
vide. Special value, 15c.
21 3t Humphreys & Williamson.
Office 204 Southern Building.
Ph no 281. WaycrosrfhOa.
The Torlc lens Increases the .fly^Trof
vision.
Family Groceries
MISSIONARY MEETING.
The Union meeting of the Home
am! Foreign Missionary societies will
meet at First Methodist church Mon-
at 4 p. in. A special and Inter-
e»ting program on Home Mission
werk has been arranged and all la
dies are Invited, especially the menv
iter* of the other M. EL churches. No
fees will be collected.
ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD
Big Line Easter Novelties
N. A. Joseph,
NO. SI ANOS4 PLANT AVENUE.
Chikens,. Rabbits, Candy,
Etc*., olsa Pretty Cards at
Kverj- good housekeeper appreciate
a good reliable grocer. That's
what we claim fo be. We give at all
imes the
Economical Housewives
Best and Freshest
in the market, and at prices that
make the other fellow's open their
eyes. Our corn meal Is ground fresh
every day.
MAY’S
MILL AND FEED STORE..
Phone No. 3.
Big supply of card board, all col
ors, just received at Herald.
ENLISTING RECRUITS
IN QUEBEC FOR REBELS
THE SEALS PHARMACY
THE BCXVLI STORE
Quebec, April !J.—Recrultt far the
Mexican luaurrecto army arc being!
sought In Quebec by a Mexican who '
ha. approached aereral members of
lue artillery and Infantry corp3 here. J
So aecretly hap he conducted hit
campaign, however, that the measure
of success attending ll cannot be as
certained.
want flour that never fails—that makes the
most bread to the sack—that serves every
baking need.
So they use nothing but William Tell
Flour—and have “good luck” every day
they bake. i
For William Tell bread is a marvel of
lightness—its cake melts in your mouth—j
its pastry makes the cook famous. *
One sack will prove itself—order today.
William Tell Flour
It your grocer cannot supply'Tra-liim'TrtfcTthme'TMOBFE*-CO.,
- - . Whole sale Ola moo tors aqd the/ *U1 tye that you rl It
