Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19??, April 27, 1911, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextIBamKl 'bock// / AND SO "WILL MONEY IN OUR RANK China Silk ST 50c yard. 36 in. wide |n all colors, black, navy, white, pink light blue, yollow, old rose, tan and Persian EXPERT—Typewriter Repairing; phone 123. $1.25 yd. WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF OUNTAIN PEN8 IN TOWN AND WE CAN PLEASE YOU NO MAT TER WHAT STYLE YOU WANT. WE HAVE A SPECIALLY NICE LIT TLE PEN FOR LADIES SHOPPING BfGS. THEY DO NOT LEAK AND CAN BE PLACED ' IN ANY POSI TION. Special LOST—Two black, white and tfS bigle hounds, male and female. Mile 3 years old and female 8 months. Return to McGregor Mayo. 24 3t Taffetta Silk 18 inches wide / Stripes, plaids and checks, colors, tan, brown, navy, black and white Foulards! Foulards!! Navy, black, white, polka dots' and figured. Special 60c, 95c FOR SALE—185 acre* fine farming land. Phone 419, Mra. C. L. Young- blood. , 24 Ct Special FOR RENT—Furnlabedj 7-rdom fcoute, all Improvement*, for rent for ibe •urrmer; and garage. In Fernan da*, Fla,; line beach and flailing. F<J Sale 200 fine pigeon* and fancy chicken*, green. Addre** M. N. Hlack, Fertandln*. Fla. 24.81 Japonika Silk The soft silk for summer in every color and shade. Plain, polka dots and figured. 25c, 30c, 35c, 48c yd. Central Pharmacy. All, Colors, FOR FOUNTAINS PENS WANTED—Four efty »ale*men. Call for Mr. H. A. WII*on, No. 17 Alice *treet. . 28 It Special Youfl-Koberlsoa Drag Co., Png. FOT RENT—Two new cottage*. G- rgomi, bath and -pantry, on Marxaret etreet, nc»r Mr*. C. F. 0*t, Phoe- bU Hotel. , 27 2t H. J. Benton WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD 0-00000000000000001 AN ARGUMENT I PERSONAL AND LOCAL If you are not buying your groceries from us you are making a mis r 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 GIVE ENTERTAINMENT | - Arrangements are being made fo. | a delightful concert to be glven^by I home talent at Central School Audi- totiura on May 7th. The proceeds to go towards buying AT. M. \1. A. base baii uniforms. The admission wilt he only 25 cents, and it 1b hoped that a large crowd will attend and thereby k 4 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. The following very delightful pro gram has been arranged: Recitation—Miss Wood. Violin Solo—Miss Hasmajohn. Recitation-Miss Blodgett. Y. M. C. A.—Quartette. Base Ball—Quartette. Bachelor Girls—Chorus. A. C. I*. Quartetie. W. M. WILSON, Mgr. Wilson Block. Phone 128 ^►0»00000000<K>0404 The Ladies Union Mission Society held its first quarterly meeting at the First Methodist Church Monday afternoon with a very interesting pro gram on the study of Home Mission work. The devotional services was led b ythe president after which Mrs. Seals and Mrs. Seaman reudered a very sweet duet. Miss Emma Myera made a very interesting talk on the arious schools under the direction f the Home Mission Society showing jhow- they needed'our help to build up land sustain these schools that these j girls may be able to get an education tnat will fit and prepare them to fight lilt battles of this life. PUR WORK I« so perfect that it is really a pleas ure to sit and look at your linen after we return It to you. There is a sort freshness about all of . P\UR LAUNDERING *.hal you do not find Ui others' work. We take particular pains with white bosom shirts for dress occas ions, and-launder them "spotlessly white." A postal will bring our wag- 40i for your collection. ^ Wilson STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE 9. PARK MOR RAND CO, TNGINEERS and contractors. , - s Lolt-HItrh Building. REINFORCED concrete. or 6 do»e* "866” wn: euro, but case of Chill* and Fever.- Price 28 ^ 21 tf N. Brady at Are atatlon Three out of the seven negroes ar rested by Sheriff, on charges of gam bling, were tried before Judge J. C. McDonald/ today. The evidence wafc extiemely questionable and after hearing both sides the Judge dismiss- the case and Solicitor A. B. Spence noil prossed the other cases, so all the negroes go free. Col. H. D. Reed represented all the negroes. The fifteenth annual convention of the King’s Daughters and Sons of Georgia will meet In Wayeross, at the First Methodist Church on May 2nd and will continue to May 4th. Many notable visitors will be pres ent, and It will be a notable and im- lortant occasion for .Wayeross. This noble organization of consecrated men and women are doing a grand self-sacrificing work and we welcome them to our city. The programme promises a most Interesting occas ion. ;$?0R RENT—Two nice .furnished rooms at 8 Pendergast street, near station. 27 3t LOST—Check for fifteen-dollars; City of Waycroks made payable to O. N. Brady. Finder please return to O. 27 3t That Peculiar , Lightness and Flavor Found in the finest biscuit, rolls, cake, etc., is due to the absolute purity, fitness, and accurate combination of the ingredients of the Royal Baking Powder. The best things in cook ery are always made with the Royal Baking Powder. Hence its use is universal --in the most celebrated restaurants, in the homes of the people, wherever de licious,wholesome food is appreciated. Royal Baking Powder is sold in every civilized country, the world over. It b the only Bakins; Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar. Royal Cook Book-800 Rteeipls-Free. Send Name and Addita. 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. ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO., NEW YORK. CAPITAL $200,000 DEPOSITS $410,000 RESOURCES $700,000 AT THE MAJESTIC Claus, Radcliffe and Claus, Comedy Singers and ' Eccentric Dancers CLASSIFIED WANTED *F0R*lR^NT^Newiy'7urnl*hed' "rooms FOR 8ALE—Cabbages, $1.80 per crate; greens, $1.40, per 70 pound sack. Freshly cut and packed, only vhen ordered. Stock tender and de ferable. J. Scarborough & 9^), Sa vannah, Ga. 4-6-law 3w FOR RENT—To couple or to a lady; nice large furnished front room; near tho LaGrande Hotel; rent low. Lady often alone and wants company. Address J. C. R. Box 236. .10 tf FOR REN—Furnished room 5 ghurch street. . 14 tf. LOST OR STOLEN—A Racycle. painted black, taken from porch at 52 Gilmore. Return same to A. M. Knight, Jr., and receive reward. 22 6t FOR RENT—Seven ro<)m house, 43 GBmore street. Apply 324 LaGrande Building, W. B. Ellington. 22 6t .WIGHT TO BE TRIED FOR ALLEGED COTTON FRAUDS Special To The Herald. •Huntsville, Ala., April 24.—It Is ex- retted that the trial of John W. Knignt will be reached in the United States circuit court hero tills week. H.o case, popularly known as ’the •’-« Iton frauds” case, has attracted national attention. ‘ Mr. Knight was the managing part ner of the cotton firm of Knight and Yt-ncey, which failed about a year aro with Indebtedness amounting to >ver $5,000,000. Soon after the col lapse o fthe firm Mr. Knight was In dicted on a charge of fraudulent uso of the United S^ten malls. First National Bank OF WAYCROSS Wayeross, Georgia • V WAYCROSS MARBLE COMPANY 61 ALBANY AVE...PHONE— APPRECIATES THE BUSINESS GIVEN, AND IF YOU NEED HIGH GRADE MARBLE .OR £RANITE MONUMENTS, CALL, OR WRITE OR PHONEYS AND*ONE OF THE FIRM WILL SEE YOU A(4D GIVE Y0U|MNTjrflE8T HIS PERSONAL ATTENTION. THE BEST MATERIAL. THE BEST WORK. THE BEST PRICE, J M Clark, General Manager. BENTONS’ BENTONS’ BENTONS’ Special Showing -OF: NEW SUMMER SILKS Meseline 37 in. wide, black, excellent quality, 98c yd. Meseline Taffetta Silk 36 in. wide, all colors. Special $1.00 yard.