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VISIT OUR READY-TO-WEAR DE PARTMENT. BARGAINS IN LADIES [COAT SUITS, SKIRTS, WAISTS, I MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, KIMONA8, Foulards In white, navy, and black, ETC. peftadots end strife' ' AMERICAN LADY CORSETS, KA- L SILKS. CO CORSETS, TOMPSONM8 GLOVE 10c, 15c FITTING CORSETS: ">>, ' -r • WAYCROM V reduce the cost ot\ living by waycross evening M giving our customers first class gro ceries at the very lowest living prices. Your neighbors are taking advantage ot our ,bargains, why not you? We guarantee every article we sell. Como let us show you our up-to-date dock and make you prices that will mrprise you. ! We have Just received 100 bb|s„ ot the famous Pinnacle Flout, the best ever sold In Waycross. C. C. D. Butter going at same old price 25c tb Eggs, Eggs, Eggs, * and Chickens Fresh each week from Tennessee. 3001b Georgia PecansNtor sale. We seel cheaper than the other fel- w. PHONE 128. / Leading Grocers. Wilson Block. * Phone 128 ♦0*OOOOOOOOO<>OCO4 ,-CUR WORK its no 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 ot freshness about all of OUR LAUNDERING that you do not find In 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- ot for your collection. Wilson STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE 9. ARK MOR RANQ CO, MGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS. Lott-Hitcb Building. REINFORCED CCVCRETE. S or 6 doses “666” will cure any ase of Chills and Fever. Price 25 LEAGUE SOCIAL AT » MRS. COWART'S I The Trinity Epworth league was nio’t enjoyably entertained last night* at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. f*. Cowart, of 56 Parallel street, with an old-fashlnned school party. From the time the bell gave the signal for the rujdls to assemble In the school room til: the same bell tapped for dismis sal, the fun was continuous, and the order anything but perfect. The teacher for the evening. Miss Helene Orrel has had considerable exper ience in that line but It required something more than experiei pitserve the usual school decorum on this occasion. Arithmetic and geo.> raphy were the branches under dis ct.ssiou and were treated of very in telligently by the play-like little folks. After recitation ^ those stud ies the latest edition of the l.eaguu Taper was read. This paper Is posed of numerous and miscellaneous atticle8 contributed by the leaguers and is very interesting. The adver- tl p ements last night, which were local, were especially Interesting. Some of our merchants might gain valuable points by perusing some of them. The room was fitted up as a school room, even to the dunce block, which was not allowed to feel the pangs nf loneliness. Pupils brought lunch and at tec-ess same was dis posed of in the usual school Hid man ner. At a late hour tho teacher de cided not to requi**'' “keep-ins" remain and school was dismissed. As the children wended their sever al ways homeward the strains of “School Days” and “Make Me A Child Again" were not Inappropriate, Among those present were Misses Edith McDonald, Georgia Xewburn, Violet Clemmens, Emma nnd Jesse Myers. Sallle May Brlerly, Helene and Gladys Orrel, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Cowart; Messrs Carter, Hsrry Clemmens, Eastman, Jesse Pridgeo.i, Lawton Brower. Joe Gibbs, Dan Cowart and others. AT THE MAJESTIC The DeNette Sisters In an acceptionally clever and singing and dancing act. Special prices In muslin underwear at the Ron Ton. 27 3t CLASSIFIED WANTED FOR RENT—Newly furnished rooms at 22 Gilmore street. 25 tf — rim remain iu the hospital tor an operation »whlch would give him a ew nose. But Martin became rest- er-* under the long confinement. He hsd been Injured on May J5, 1911, and longed to go home. So an art! Ilcial nose was made for Martin, and ills wife took him home. FOR RENT—To couple or to a lady nice large furnished front room, near the l.aGrande Hotel; rent low. Lady often alone and wants company. Address J. C. R. Box 236. 10 tf FOR REN—Furnished room 5 churcl street. 14 tf. LOST OR STOLEN—A Rac.vcle painted black, taken from porch at 52 Gilmore. Return same to A. M. Knight. Jr., and receive reward. 22 6t FOR RENT—Seven room house. 43 Gilmore street. Apply 324 LaGrande Building, W. B. Ellington. 22 6t EXPERT—Typewriter ^Repairing; >hone 123. 21 in Colleges In Triangular Debate. Baltimore. Md., April 27.—Arrange- ents have been concluded for the holding tomorrow evening of the an nual intercollegiate debate of the tri angular league composed of Johns Hopkins University, Gettysburg Col- ;e and Washington and Lee Univer sity. >c question to be discussed is ‘Resolved, that the present distribu tion of powers between the Federal an.l State governments should be re used in pursuance of a general pol icy of further centralization." Each institution will be represented by two teams, one to debate nt home and the other abroad. Try a bottle of Redding’s Liver Fills for biliousness. Always season able. Phone now', (305), H. S. Red ding. 24 4t FOR RENT—Furnished j 7-room house, all Improvements, for rent for the summer; and garage, in Fernan- lina, Fla.; fine beach and fishing. Fm Sale 200 fine pigeons and fancy chickens, green. Address M. N. Black, Fernandina, Fla. 24 51 !«§ Frances McDonald is offering beautiful willow plumes from $8.0u to $15.00. HENRY STONE DROPS DEA^D Mr. Henry Stone, a Ware county frrmer who lived about 9 miles south of Waycross, dropped dead at his home last night. Mr. Stone was about sixty years old and leaves a wife and several grown children. The deceased had eaten a very hearty supper and walked tout of the house when he dropped dead. Heart failure was the cause of his death. The funeral will take place tomor row'. An iceless soda fount Is in opera tion at the Red Cross Pharmacy, where wo serve the best 4n cold 21 tf drinks. Try us once. WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF OUNTAIN PENS IN TOWN AND WE CAN PLEASE YOU NO MAT TER WHAT STYLE YOU WANT. W£ HAVE A SPECIALLY NICE LIT- TLE PEN FOR LADIES SHOPPING B*GS. THEY DO NOT LEAK AND CAN BE PLACED IN ANY POSI TION. TELEPHONE 95. Central Pharmacy. FOR FOUNTAINS PENS Yoong Robert or, Drag Co, Prop. FOR RENT—Two new cottages. 5- rooms, bath and’ pantry, on Margaret street, near fn. Mrs. €. F. Ost, Phoe nix Hotel. 27 3t FOR RENT—Two nice furnished rooms at 8 Pendergast street, near station. 27 3t LOST—Check for fifteen dollars; City of Waycross made payable to O. X. Brady, Finder please return to O. X. Brady at fire station - 27 3t BOARDERS WANTED—Nice cool, down-stairs rooms, with table board in small family, 64 Reed. 28 tf HIS FACE MASHED OFF BUT HE HAS A NEW ONE THANKS TO PHY8ICIAN8 New York, April 28.—When Tirao- thy Martin was taken to St. John’s Hospital, Long Island City, a year ago, It was the thought that he could live, lie had stumbled over the cogs of a traveling crane in the Sunnyslde yards of tho Pennsylvania Railroad ana hts face had been caught and mangled by the cogs. Yesterday he w'as in bis home in Corona not only with bis life In no danger, but with practically a new set of features, although the surgeons have not yet performed the plastic operation to give him a new' nose- one made from the tissues of some other part of the body, such as thumb or the end of a finger. Before his discharge from the hos pital on Saturday there had been a long period when the surgeons and physicians would have been satisfied merely to save his life. For some ronths after his features had been disfigured he was fed liquid nourish ment through tubes. He responded readily to treatment and his great physical strength led the surgeons to make further experiments. One ltp a had been tom from face. .Muscles were shifted and the ekir. tightened until he hafd a pair of lips. The muscles which move the Jaws - had disappeared fn the cogs. Muscles were transplanted from oth er parts of the face and neck, aad after they had grown Into place con trol of the lips and Jaws was- cztab Uz.icJ. Them Utertin was tnu.Tht it ufp new muscles. He would mov« bit dps and Jaws and talk after c fashion. At first there was thought of having LOCAL FIRM WILL CONTINUE VALUABLE AGENCY. The Seals Pharmacy of this city have Just closed a deal whereby t they will contlnuo to be agents for ZEMO — the well known remedy for Eczema, Dandruff, and all diseases of the skin and scalp. The extraordinary leap that this clean liquid external treatment skin affections has made Into public favor in the last few years proves Its wonderful curative properties and makes It indeed a valuable addition to the fine stock of remedial agents carried by The Seals Pharmacy.. They have a limited supply of sam ples. One of which will bo given ftee to any skin sufferer who wishes to test the merit of tho medicine. A booklet “How To Preserve Tho Skin," will also be given t othoso interested. 3-24-11. 1 ADVERTISE IN THE HERALO PROVIDE FOR YOUR BABIES BY PUTTING MONEY IN OUR 8AV- INGS DEPARTMENT. WE PAY 4 PERCENT INTEREST, COMPOUND ED QUARTERLY, AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION MAK- ES IT ABSOLUTELY 8ECURE. CAPITAL $200,000 DEPOSITS $410,000 RESOURCES $700,000 First National Bank OF WAYCROSS - - - - Georgia Waycross. WAYCROSS MARBLE COMPANY <1 ALBANY AVE...PHONE— APPRECIATES THE BU8INE8S GIVEN, AND IP YOU NEED HIGH GRADE MARBLE On GRANITE MONUMENTS, CALL, OR WRITE OR PHONE US AND ONE OF THE FIRM WILL 8EE YOU AND GIVE YOUR INTEREST HIS PERSONAL ATTENTION. THE BEST MATERIAL. THE BEST WORK. THE BEST PRICE. J M Clark, General Manager. BENTONS’ BENTONS’ BENTONS* FLAXON Special--10c Yard—Special Plain White Flaxon, very sheer, Excellent Quality for 10 cents. Japonika Silk 25c yd. Many near pattern. In Jappnlka. New lot for summer dresses, 25c, 30c, 35c and 48c. Demity 10 yd. White checked Demity, very sheer and medium weight 10c yd Meseline $(.00 yd. $1-25 yd. 26-inch wide Messallne In nil colors every shade. Ffpred Lawn lOe yd New Inured lawn,, Ju«t received. Beautiful pattern, 10c, 12 1-2c 16c yd FonlardsFonlards 60c yd. 95cyd. Serpentine Crepe 18c yd. NEW SHIPMENT 8ERPENTINE CREPE JUST RECEIVED. BEAUTI FUL NEW PATTERNS FOR KIMO- NAS. ETC 18c yd Colton Voile 18c yd. COTTON VOILES IN EVERY SHADE, PLAIN, RIBBON, STRIPED AND SATIN STRIPED, tSc, 25c, 35c, 40c, 75c. Percales 10 yd. 36-Inch wide* Percale,, figured, atrip* e, and polk,dot,, In red, blue find bl»ck 10c yd Dress Ginghams lOe Yd. * New let dro,» Gingham, Just re ceived. Large plaid, for children, dreaaea, (tripe, and check,,..10c yd Todd Shoes For Ladies 2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00. Many new sprint? styles In plshi Pumps, Sifap Pumps, 1, 2 nnd 3 eye- H ties. etc. Patent Leather. Gun Metal, Tnn, Vlel, Suede nnd Velvet. * KNEELAND SHOES FOR MEN, $3.60 and $4.00. t-nlen made, now sprit.; styles. Childrens nnd mister 5:1 * n.td Pumps, 80c 75c -8c »1.25 $Uo $1.75 $2