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* L«rt J WAY*n /S EVENING HERALD Valid Reasons Why You Should Gi ye Us Your Patronage:' r 1 -#* First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh EIGHTH 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. 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. VYw will fsave 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 Designs. 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. u » isii 106 PLANT AVE. The Store of Great Values Where Your Credit Is Good. Walker-Rood Furniture Company. PHONE 499 INDUSTRIES or TWO STATES I "" SETTING FAST PACE FOR PRI VATE ENTERPRISES. , (In n,r "M - Industrial t'otuinh rd;; ami Alabama anyn in Its regular weekly Issue: • The cities and counties of Georgia and Alabama are setting a fast pace lor private enterprises Just now. and lt-ridentally are furnishing an exam ple in the way of progress!venesa of spirit that cannot but have a cheer ing a id inspiring effect on Indvtduul In res tors and business men. During the week "ar&csvHlo. tin., voted $6tV o»M» of Improvement bonds, llhiklev da., voted ftfO.ono of bond* for schools end newer*.,KwuiUudioro approved a *10,009 bond issue, New Decat awarded stihstantinl paving s er contracts. Dublin. (In. signed pav in,; contracts, it os ton. tla„ awarded rantract fc and Decatur. Ala . contracted f« lo" Doth Fayette arid Geneva coun ties. Alabama, awarded contracts for the building of handsome courthouses. An enthusiastic mass meeting of Tift county. Georgia. cltUen*. reccommendj oil a $150,000 Loud issue fof good ds and a new courthouse, and Ft: meeting of I.aurens county, Ge . (Ilir.ens, is to he held this we discuss road nty, with the result, no doubt, of omuioiiding a large bond issue for d work, just as three grand juries , It; ihat county have done. Mohtlo I .’oumy. Alnbnma. received is bids on J Jhiy,ooo worth of bonds, all sections J of the country being represented In I the proposals and r.il of the bids be- | u»A above par. A local bank was the j highest bidder, offering a premium of several thousand dollars. i.ooo lin establish a lib capital of $100.0 -i-ni/ed In \thintn. ( bank..Dnlto ('ity, Ain . a company be* nuufncturc of mantels. A e company was chartered »:i county. Atabn:. . . via., a brick plant is to be d. A night und-day back is being or* a. (in., and Union < a now $40,000 selected plans for I buildings. Costly ‘ ’j Improvements are to be made at state | educational institutions at Troy, FJor* .lacksonvllle. Ala, Plans , . I., o,„» ,od for a o.tO college for reding school building | _ ,, , ,, ‘ v-omen at Talladega, Ala. Binning- . l am. Ala., adopted an ordinance pro j vtding for $235,000 of sewer construe | tton. At Carto, Ga., a hoard of trade j sprang i^to l|fe. Twenty-four new j corporations with capital stock of 9,000 arc reported. GUESTS WHO WILL BE ENTERTAINED Tbo following is the list of names nnalrucllon In that i “ f ‘ K, "' Kat " s *» K ‘"« 8 UM « IUera Convention, also names of their hos tesses, received up to Thursday. There ate quite a number of circles yet to he heard from: # ATLANTA. Miss .1 T. Randall and Mrs. W. O. llal’ard. with Miss Palmer. Mrs a Straub and Mrs. K. S. To.very, with Mrs. Wooten, (La* Grn tide.) Mrs F. M. Jones, with Mrs. II. Murphy. Pa* villi Mr; Alvin , .lehr AUGUSTA. . A. Rowland. Mrs.-B. F. ul Mrs. 10. S.* Hollingsworth, k J. S. Redding. •nelia Reid, with Mrs. J. L. Mrs. R. M. Gibbs, with Mrs. H. P. Brewer. Mrs. John Rourk and Mrs. Hoyt Weir, with Mrg. .1. R. Odum. Mrs. N. G. Brewer, with Mrs. J. \\ Bellinger. Mrs. II. C. Henisler and Mrs. \V. C. Gnann, with Mrs. Ost at Phoenix. Mrs. John Kuck, with Mrs. J. E. T. Bowden. Knight nud Mrs. G. B. ke, with Mrs. Fespermnn. rs. James Henderson, with Mrs. . Rl.pard. rs. Jno F. Glatigny and Mrs. C. Sned<*ker, with Mrs. T. S. Sin* Mho Bradley, E. Moore with Mrs. T and Miss . F. Broad- 51 rs Lola Baird and Mrs. W. teeves with .Mrs. Geo. Been. Miss Susye Hollingsworth, ’ 1:8. Perh am. Mrs, James A. Whi£e and antes E. Harper, with Mrs. Jones and Ira. Young. Mrs. R. H. Sikes and Mrs. W. II. *. Shepjmrd, with Mrs. J. L. Burch BAIN BRIDGE. Mrs. K. A. Oliver and Mrs. D. \ Sutherland, wfth Mrs. Fred Brew- vlth Mr THE VERY BEST CORSETS PRICE, BY ANYBODY ANYWHERE. “HE PRICE IS SI TO $10. WE RE- COMMEND THE $3 TO S5 CORSETS JUST AS MUCH AS WE DO THE $10 ONES. THE C—B CORSETS ARE GOOD ARE DESIGNED WITH EACH SEA SON'S LEADING FASHIONS IN VIEW. SsM In WaycrsM Exduilvt tier Rcntley. Brice. w| ‘Mrs. Wright, w|tli M Dubose. Mrs. Ynrley. with Mrg. Mrs. Carmer and M Mrs.i L. G. Jenkins. Miss Melva Register and Miss Gladys Henderson, with Mrs. Jo- Peach. Miss Edith Frierson, with Mrs. 7- W. Morrison. Mrs. Josie Nungazer, with Mrs. Pclisbury. Mrs. Buckner and Mrs. Bowler, n*«f» Mrs. Vann. Mrs. T. B. Arden and .Mrs. u. B Morgan, with Mrs. F. B. McDonald Mis^ Ha/el Henderson, and Mis Winifred Craft, with Mrs. L. A. Wll MAYOR’S COURT. Mayor Cox held a short but profit able session of court this morning and added $21.00 to the cl.;- funds, gentleman received a light Line of $1 for exceeding the speed limit with an automobile, with a warning that fu ture cases would fare worse. Special prices In muslin underwear at the Bon Ton. 27 3t NOTICE. Envoy Robinson would like to inform the people of city that Capt. Catllns’ trunks and baggage arc well taken care of, and Envoy has them stored away in a storeroom and begs the people not to listen to any more talk that is going around. Asking God to bless all, Envoy Robinson, jgVER miss a Train? It’s mighty irritating. It means a loss of time, an,I time is money these days. A good Waltham W BRUNSWICK, rs. Isabella C. Davis, L. Wad ley. ' Miss Kate C. Hull and Miss Lucy Hall, with Mrs. P. X. Harley. Mrs W. tt. Woort. with M?s. J. I . Crawley. Mrs. J. O. Tellner. with Mrs. W. D. O’Quinn. Miss May Franklin, with Miss May Dcy Dekle. Mrs. W. B. Harrison, with Mrs. gletoh. |J. \V. Bellinger. | Mr,. C. A. Glaw«on, with Mr». W. Mrs. R. B. Harley and Miss Sadie L- Hinson. (Dart, with Mrs. W. W. Sharpe. j Other names will be published on j Mrs. J. D. Goforth and Mrs. T. j Monday. ;'V. Winter, with Mr*. L J. Cooper. I — * SAVANNAH. EGGS* MARKED DOWN. HARDY Miss Eunice Kabey and Miss Len: :n,ken. with Mrs. G. P. Folks. Miss Minna Tamm and -Miss Lent ’timer, with Mrs. J. W. S. Hardy MACON. Mrs. Troutman and Mrs. K. H t*ter, with Mrs. Lovelace. Mrs. Arthur Chapman and Miss ha Dickinson, with Mrs. R. County Commissioner J. R. Bourn will leave early next week to attend the convention of Georgia State County Commissioners. The conven tion will b held nt Valdosta on May 2. :! and 4th. Mr. Chug. T. Strickland was tried for lunacy this morning and after » long examination was acquitted. Miss Frances McDonald is showing beautiful line of parasols, Just In. will pay for itself in time] in a few months. It will at1 get you there on time. “It’s Time You Owned a J and talk watch with u». jt won’t oblifiatc youi' buy ing—but if you should bur have a complete stock model Waltham*. Little & Odom, Jewelers and Opticians. i HOFEFUL MESSAGE TO SCALP SUFFERERS AND MEN WHO'S HAIR IS THINNING. Dandruff now—bald later. The nine is true of scalp diseases, fact baldness is a scalp disease. The J rouble with the greasy salves and lotions, the so-called dandruff and scalp cures you have tried so far ia that they don’t do anything but tem porarily relieve the Itching and cake the dandruff so it doesn't fall until tc dried again. Nothing can cure— really cure such troubles hut a real scalp medicine that will kill the germs causing dandruff and scalp dis ease. Learning from *eadh»g fallow drag-. dandruff, eczema and all diseases of the skin and the scalp The Seals Pharmacy on proving to the labato. ries compounding the treatment that ic Is the most prominent drug store fa this city secured the agency for the remedy. This remedy is -ZEMO, the clean, liquid preparation b/Jpills the germ of disease and ZEM$p^OAP to wash the scalp or skin clear and clean of the dandruff or scale and by Its antiseptic qualities soothe and heal. Sold and guaranteed by druggists everywhere and in Waycross by The Seals Pharmacy. fi Mother has a new spring hat, So has Sister Jo; While father wears the same old tile He bought five years ago. ^ Judge. Miss Frances McDonald beantiful willow plumes to |15.00. Onr Ice cream is pure and dell©- I'Jtt* and we serve It out in pails or Kennedy and MiVKato. BROTHERS HAVE ONE THOUSAND gists throughout America that they j packed In cabinets. Phone.. Joday, Darling. D$ZEn TO GO AT 1? $-2c. 25 21 Lad found a whirlwind cure for tfc#lr,A Redding’s. 24 it