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--WAYCRG8S EVENING. HERALO
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AN ARGUMENT
If yon are not buying
your groceries from us
:: you are making a mis-
: I take, for we are offer
ing big inducements for
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
Mrs. O. A. Phelan and Mr. and Mn
Joe Phelan are now making thei;
home with Mr. and Mrs. Walter M.
Young on Elizabeth street, at the
pietty Catholic home.
lakes Hone Baking Easy
The meeting of the Ladies Ala S •
ciety of the Presbyterian church an
jounced for Wednesday afternoon a:
the home of Mrs. J. C. Rippard has
been postponed until Friday after
noon at 2:30 on account of Wednes-
( d.\ being Memorial Day.
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WILSON GROCERY CO
W. M. WILSON, Mgr.
Wilson Block. Phone 128
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OUR WORK
I, so perfect that It Is really a pleas
ure to lilt and look at your linen after
we return It to you. There is a sort
of freshness about all or .
CUR LAUNDERING
that you do not find In others' work.
We take particular pains with
white bosom shirts for dress occas-.
Jons, and launder them "spotlessly
white.” A postal will bring our wag-
oi for your collection.
Wilson
STEAM LAUNDRY
PHONE ».
PARK MOR^RAND CO.
~«GINEER8 an0 contractors.
Lott-Hltch Building.
RE*INFORCED CONCRETE.
g or 8 doaee “668'’ wit: cure any
case of Chills and Ferer. Price 85
cents. *1 «
LEST WE FORGET.
On the front page we reprint a
culling from the Waycross Herald 15
/years ago showing how in those days
even as today the Herald was very
closely and intimately associated with
the life and interests of Waycross.
The Herald was founded in 1885 as
a weekly and in 1892 begun to issue
a daily paper, and fn all these years
since has .daily given forth to the
world the history and story of our
daily city life; has ever with willing
hand and heart supported every lau-
, dable enterprise for the upbuilding
J ard development of our city.
The Herald has worn well, age has
not weakened its' Influence, or stun-
jned its vigor and today with a great
er field to cover it stands forward as
| ol yore to tell the story of your pro-
| gross, to help you In every enterprise
and to lend its aid in every effort
that will upbuild Waycross on a firm
basis. In those days our patroni
were numbered In hundreds, today
we number them by thousands. And
L.e Herald looks back with pride to
her work in the days gone by and
rej ices In the prosperity her friends
of the past, are now enjoying, and ap
preciates the loyalty that they still
sl ow towards The Herald..
Absolutely Pure
Tho only baking powder
made from Royal Crape
Cream of Tartar
NO ALUM.NO lime phosphate
The DeKoven Mala Quartette heard
lest night at Central School Audito
rium is the best of the numbers given
In - this season's course. The enter
tainment was splendid from the first
to the last number.
AT THE
H/MJESTIC
Claus, Radcliffe
. and Claus,
Comedy Singers
and
Eccentric Dancers
Sheriff Pittman last night arrest
ed a negro woman at Millwood, char
ged with assault and she Is now in
jail. Sheriff lms not yet selected his
nirw deputy but has a number of ap
plicants for the job.
CLASSIFIED
WANTED
WANTED—First class milch co
must be gentle, and fresh In milk.
Mrs. W. W. Sharpe, 4G Gilmore street.
1? *t.
Our Ice cream Is pure and delic
ious and we servfe it out in pails or
packed in cabiuets. Phone today,
305, Redding's. • 24 4t
SAVANNAH WILL HONOR
THE CONFEDERATE DEAD
Savannah, Ga., April 25.—Savannah
is preparing to fittingly honor tho
munory of the Confederate dead to
morrow with appropriate exercises a;
L-o Confederate monument Jn
Paik Extension and in Laurel G
cemetery where lie the remains of
hundreds of Confederate dead,
tiie afternoon tiie members of
two camps of Confederate Veterans
will meet ut veterans hull to marc
ir a body to .the Park Extensio
where tho Confederate monument is
.d hero there will lie simple exercis
es and march will be continued to
| Lie soldierh lot In Lnurel Grove.
Here a salute will be fired, a pray
er offered and other exercises gone
through with. In the evening at the
veterans hall there will be a very
pretty program carried out with an
address by Mr. R. M. Glbbes, a vet-
eian member of McClaws Camp U. C.
V.
Here there will he presented sever
al crosses of honor to thoso who eith
er fought for tiie Confederacy or
whose fathers did. This is to be
Important part of the ceremony.
HEY
ILL GROW
AND SO
ILL MONEY
IN OUR BANK
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
1 Waycross,
National Bank
OF WAYCROSS
Georgia
FOR RENT—Newly furnished rooms
at 22 Gilmore street. 25 tf
Col. J. E. T. Bowden is out again
after a very serious sickness. He
shows signs of his illness. He says
he Is going to keep out of politics
this fall and enjoy seeing the other
fellow make a fight.
If several of our citizens, who have
an automobile, wish to confer a favor
on the Confederate veterans, they
will please have their machines at
the Mary street gate to the High
School building at 11 o’clock toinor-
morning, and take the old sol
diers to the cemetery and back. These
old fathers could march one-half cen
tury ago but don’t let them do It
now. »
advertise in the herald
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Fountain Pens
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE
OF OUNTAIN PENS IN TOWN ANO
WE CAN PLEASE YOU NO MAT
TER WHAT STYLE YOU WANT.
WE HAVE A SPECIALLY NICE LIT
TLE PEN FOR LADIES 8H0PPIN0
B/-G8. THEY OO MOT LEAK AND
CAN BE PLACED IN ANY POSI
TION.
TELEPHONE 95.
Central Pharmacy.
FOR FOUNTAINS PENS
Yoong Kobertsoo 1mg Co., Prop.
FOR 8ALE—Pabbages, $1.80 per
crate; greens, $1.40, per 70 pound
sack. Freshly cut and packed, only
when ordered. Stock tender and de
ferable. j. Scarborough & Son, Sa
vannah, Ga. 4-6-law 3w
FOR RENT—To couple or to a lady;
a nice large furnished front room,
near the LaGrande Hotel; rent low.
Lady often alone and wants company.
Address J. C. R. Box 236. 10 tf
FOR SALE—Girls bicycle, new.
Apply Miss Ellen Goodrich, Jane
street. 12 t
FOR REN-
street.
-Furnished room 5 church
14 tf.
LOST—Holfer, ten months old, un
marked, color red nud white. Infor
mation will be appreciated by Mrs.
O. M. Webster. 15 tf
FOR RENT—Newly furnished
loem, close In .Apply Herald office. 3t
LOST OR 8TOLEN—A Racycle,
painted black, taken from porch at
52 Gilmore. Return same to A. M.
Knight, Jr., and receive reward. 22 «t
FOR RENT—Soven room house, 43
Gilmore street. Apply 324 LaGrande
Building. W. B. Ellington. 22 6t
L08T—Black and white fox ter-
i lei Information concerning same will
b*- rewarded by W. A. McNeil at Mu-
tial, Grocery Co.. • 24 3t
EXPERT—Typewriter
phone 123.
Repairing;
21 in
LOST—Two black, white and tan
blgle bounds, male and female. Male
3 years old and female 8 months.
Return to McGregor Mayo. 24 3t
FOR SALE—485 acres fine farming
land. Phone 419, Mra. C. L. Young
blood. 24 6t
FOR RENT—Furnished j 7-rqom
house, all improvements, for rent for
the summer; and garage. In Fenian
Hna, Fla.^ fine beach and fishing.
fa Sale 200 fine pigeons and fancy
chickens, green. Address M, N.
Black, Fornandlna, Fla. 24 61
NEW K. OF P. LODGE.
Savannah, Ga., April 25.—Mr. W.
It. Leopold, Grand Keeper of Uec-
o’Us and Seal of the Knights of Pyth-
la* of Georgia has been advised of
the organization- of a new lodge 04-
tho order at Prattsburg, Talbott coufi$
tj.
It will be Instituted on the night
of April 28th by Rev. Graham For
rester, who Is one of the most en-
tl usiastic Pythlans In that section of
tho state.
WAYCROSS MARBLE COMPANY
81 ALBANY AVE...PHONE—
APPRECIATES THE BUSINESS GIVEN, ANO IF YOU NEED
HIGH GRADE MARBLE OR GRANITE MONUMENTS, CALL, OR
WRITE OR PHONE US ANO ONE OF- THE FIRM WILL 8EE YOU
ANO GIVE YOUR INTEREST HIS PERSONAL ATTENTION.
THE BEST MATERIAL. THE BEST WORK. THE BEST
PRICE.
J M Clark, General Manager.
BENTONS’
BENTONS’
BENTONS’
Sp eciaL Showing
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NEW SUMMER SILKS
Meseline
37 in. wide, black, excelleut quality,
£3., 98c yd.
WANTED—Four ctljr . salesmen.
Call for Mr. H. A. Wilson, So. 17
Alice street. 25 It
Meseline
36 in. wide in all colors, black, navy,
white, pink light blue, yollow, old
rose, tan and Persian
Special $1.25 yd.
Foulards! Foulards!!
Navy, black, white, polka dots and
•figured.
Special . 60c, 95c
Japonika Silk
The soft silk for summer in every
color and shade. Plain, polka dots and
figured.
25c, 30c. 35c, 48c yd.
Taffetta Silk
36 in. wide, all colors. ,
Special $1.00 yard.
China Silk
Special 50c yard.
Taffetta Silk
18 inches wide
Stripes, plaids and checks, colors, tan,
brown, navy, black and white
sp«w 60c yard
All Colors
Special 75c yd.
H. J Benton & C
