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- m; .-..:’v-:reg| <?: .- WAVCRPS8 EVENING HERALD Valid Reasons Why You Should Give Us Your Patronages First Second It is CONCEEDED we have M \DE*GOOD ON EVERY PROPOSITION we have OFFERED. We have made it possible for you to buy your goods at Stridtly Cash Prices and get 30, 60 and 90 days to pay for them. Thus enabling you to furnish your Home Without Extra Co^t. Third On all Installment Accounts that make their weekly or monthly payments at our office We Give Ten Per Cent Trading Coupons That Are Worth Their Face Value in Trade at Our Store. Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh EIGHTH Vv'e will Jsave you Money on Your Purchases it matters not whether you buy for Cash or on Time. We carry the best Selected Stock in the City; From the Cheapest to the'Finest of the Latest Design s. All of our Goods are Bright, Fresh and New. We have no Shop Worn Stock. We are Constantly Offering Great Values. At all times searching the best Markets of the Country in order to be able to offer you good goods at Low Prices. It will Pay you to Trade with us. We Appreciate Your Patronage and Extend every Courteous Treatment. Our Financial Responsibility and Business Standing Justifies us in asking for your Trade. l 186 PLANT AVE. The Store of Great Values Where Your Credit Is Good. Walker-Hood Furniture Company. PHONE 499 BASEBALL GAME M. C. A. TEAM WILL CROSS BATS with ••BOOKWORMS.” Thor min l>e a name «»r halt lo in Trow afternoon nt I o’clock aharp nt the hull park. The tonne will be Let ween the Y. M. A. team and t*;e ‘ Hookworm*”, and will no doubt very interesting. a* both te ore confident of winning. SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS MEET Huron, S. D.. April 25.--Many en- htirla^c ydung people anjlved In !»i • city today to attend the annual mooting of the South Dakota Sunday WEDDING AT LEAGUE ISLAND riiiladelphia, Pa,. April 25.—Many a\al officers and their wives attend- School Ar.vncinti.Hi. Beginning with ed the wedding today of Mis* Helen a welcome demonstration In the Bap Howard, daughter of Commander nhd 11st church tonjixht the sessions will Mra. Wifliam L. Howard, and KnMgn The Walke j.any of Wit: business. Hood Furniture I* doing u tiMON ASSOCIATION IN MOTION poise, Idaho, April 25.—The newly- orgunUed Union Baseball Association of which President W. H Lucas of the Northwestern Leavitt* is the chief pit moler and which Includes on its 1 osier of managers a number of for- tit« | big league stars, begin* it* tlrst •neon today under auspicious con ditions. Helena plays Its opening game at Great Falls. Missoula plays nt Salt l.ake and Butte opens In Boise. The schedule provides for i games. I of 142 Walkvr Hood Furnltur* Co. h Minim over Wednesday and Thur-j arles C.-0111 of Boston. / u,i.y. , I Chaplain Evans, It. s. N., perform Many prominent clergymen ednca-Jed the marriage ceremony at the tonal and Sunday school* workers of j home of the bride’s parents at the U.i and other Stale* will address l eague Island n • y yard. The bride the convention. OVERRENT MAKE PREPARATIONS was attended.by Miss Dancnbowef of :.eW' York a* maid of honor and the biiuegrccmi bad Ensign H. Lee as his l»e>t mnn. • , FLYING COLUMN ORGANIZED AT BOWZNIKA HAS LEFT FOR FEZ. * Savannah, Ga.. April 25. The Waf Nktr-Hood Furniture Company was .chartered In the superior court to day by Judge Charlton. The capital stock Is placed nt ten thousand and fins hundred dollars, with the prlvel- epe At Increasing it to fifty thousand one hundred dollars. Mr. W. T. Walker of Savannah and Mr. A. R. Hood of Ware (bounty are the incor* Paris, April 25.—The French gov ernment i* preparing for every even tuality In MorocC.i. .The war ofllcd was advised today that the first French Hying column organized at I’ luznlka, near Casablanca, on ’Ihe west coast of Morocco, under the command of Major Simon, for the relief of Fez, had already left for Inf i Capitol by way of Rabat. Another column is being rapidly organized, and will follow the first. The government I* sending about 10.- ouo reinforcements to Casablanca. Tl esc troops are composed of sever al feuiments from France and 1,500 Scnogalos, ping a big barbecue to be held at hinggol'd, in’ Catoosa county, the last of May. . > . - 1 Letter* have been written promi nent automobile men in Chattanooga, and they are Interested in the prop osition. flood road* speeches will be made, and barbecued meat, and Bruns wick stew, enough to feed hundred’s of people, will be prepared. WANT PARDON FOR IH’CANN AreYou Proudof WOULD EXTEND -Your Bread?- Have you a reputation as a cake maker-is your pastry your pride? Then you are the woman who will appreciate -William Tell Flour. One baking day will convince yon that no ex- pert cook can afford to waste her skill on ordinary flours. William Tell Flour . PARCELS POST Special To The Herald. Washington, D. C., April 25—Un der the auspices of the Postpl Pro gress League, a conference of dele- SCHOOL ASSO. Special To The Herald. Anniston, Ala., April 25.—Scores of delegates and visitors are in Annis ton attending. the annual convention of The Alabama Sunday School As sociation, the Sessions of*which be- gtilea representing nearly all'parts ofjgaa today and will continue until li e country met at the New Willard I Friday. -If Your grocer cannot supply Wil liam Tell, phono THORPE A- CO., 2^6 Whole sale Distributors and they will see that you it. Special To The Herald. Boise, Idaho, April 24.—The newly- organized Union Baseball Association Imf. everything in readiness for the start of |lts initial poison. The •oi 'ailon bests* Its career under eon- d>ilpns that promise well for theJYuc cess of the organization. The circuit comprise! Salt Lake. .Missoula. Helen* Great Falls, Butte end Boise* W. W lev is president of the Northwestern League, Is the Send Of the assoc’c.l >n. Among the club man.ijers are John Iterators and Messrs Anderson, Vann 1 get the counties of Whltefleld and Ca- nectlon with the alleged protection of j McCloskty, Dick Coolv Cliff Blank, x fann the attorneys. I tons Interested In buildlnt a pike red-light resorts. jenshlp and BUI Joybe. ell of whom GOOD ROADS PLANNED BY WHITEFIELD CITIZENS Dalton. Ga., AprU 25.—In order to [road from here to Ringgold to con- -Special To The Herald. Juliet. Ill, A^l 23.—The State lioatd of pardons met today to .hear arguments on the application for a pardon for Edward McCann, former Chicago police Inspector. 4 McCann was In charge of the so-called levee district on the West 8lde In Chicago and was convicted of bribery In cob- NfcW LEAGUE OPENED IN THE NORTHWEST Hofei today to discus* ways and mcaus to bring about an extension of the parcels post system In the Uni- t-.d States. ‘Y- It is probable Congress will be aak- e' 1 to pass bills providing for a gen- eta 1 parcel* post up to eleven pound* nc s cent* a pound, 1 cent for each two ounces; a cheap local parcels pest on the rural routes and insur ant bf all mall matter. CHILD LABOR . CONFERENCE President E. Y. Mullins.of the Sou thern Baptist Theological' Seminary at Louisville, Dr. L.-W. .Munhall of 0> rtpnnioivu, Pa,. Dl\ J. Wilbur Chap man ‘hud other religious workers vof note are here Jo address the conven tion. Prof. K, o. Excel! of Chteagi. !* ,n ch f‘ r sa of . the; musical fea'turee of the programme. • ' 1 'te Ills conviction wae affirmed by the 'were former eter players In major Flaxon. beautiful ehear quality. yd neet with (he government pike end higheet cot^rte end he It now eerv- league teams. tide. Special value, lie.' g.ve Dalton connection with ChttM; In* hie tentence In th*-8tate penl-‘ * t ; 7~ Humphrey* t Williamson. ' nr ogu, local automobile men are pl«n it.tWry here. . J ADVERTISE IN THE HERAL& . ’ ' ' * -'V ‘ ■' „ T 'i rJ&y .. . • • - - • . . . Atlanta,-Ga.. April 26.—The South- n Conference on Child and Woman Labor, of which ex-Governor- Patter- n of Tennessee is president, open ed here today with delegates present from every state of the South. State Commisssioners of Labor and many representatives of labor organ izations are included in the atten dance. "■ The sessions will last several days and will be devoted to the discussion ot proposed remedies for any,exist ing conditions detrimental to chil dren or women In the labor of th* South. Uniform legislation to remedy the evils will l>e sought. On th* package when you buy Fol ey’t Honey and Tar for coogba and colds. None genuine without th* Be* Hive. Remember th* ngme, Fo ley’s Honey and Tar and reject any anbstitnte. 'Gem Pharmacy. ~ PROMINENT MEN TO BE HEARD Special'to The Herald. „ New York, April 24.—The demand r tickets indicates that-the capac ity ^of Carnegie Hall’will be tested to ' the utmost tomorrow nfght to accprn- onate the thousands of persons who , dblre to attend great* tercente- nary .Bible celebration. , - Bishop r Greer will presltfc at the petting grid letters from President Taft and King 0edrg> trill be'rend. The noted siteaker* will Include. Di. Francis L. Patton' if Princeton Theological Seminary, Bishop Jlenry W. Warren.ot Penven,and Drt Wil liam Lyon Phelps of Yale Unjverel- i tv notice to the Ladies OF-WAYCROSS: Kverj; _Iady In the city who Is In terested Is urged to-attend the meet ing »t Y. M. C. A. building Thnrn- day afternoon at four o'dtock, at which time officers will be elected lt> the Woman’s Auxiliary. Sect' J,. 4P. Reed, the tute secretary, Is expect ed and will assist In. organising, Ev- "1- . a •' 'sf'*3 yarn e:y lady. Is urged to Be’present and • , ; -'|k-V: he!|- in the worn: n^. ' “ ADVERSE IN THE HERALD. - X f ' T v -4- . " - S2 *■ - *-’w ' .i -' i-' - * •' . . > - -v.ias • r. 3k bi.: ><