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\ MONDAY, SEPT. It W 1 -
My Fall
SEED
Now Ready For You.
Seed Beans,
Early Seed Peas
Seed Rye
Seed Oats
Garden Seeds
All Kinds.
Garden and Field
Fertilizers
ALL KINDS OF REMEDIES FOR
YOUR HORSES, HOGS, COWS AND
POULTRY.
A GOOD RESOLUTION
to make and keep is to patronize this
Livery when you nr© in need of a
first class turn out for any purposo.
Wo can supply your wants, prompt
and moderately. Give us an oppor
tunity to show you how well we can
please you.
McGregor Mayo
Boarding, Livery and Safes Stabloa.
fabeau St. WaycroM, Ga.
PHONE NO. S3.
OUR ROACH AND RAT KILLER
WILL DO THE WORK, OR NO PAY.
/. W. S. Hardy
SUCCESSOR TO HAODY BR08.
WAYCROSS PEOPLE BELIEVE
IN THEM8ELVE8—THE KEY
NOTE OF THEIR SUCCESS
A CLOSE INSPECTION
le wha* always happens when yon
are met lace to face
QV A LAUNORY CRANK.
He nvay be a friend, but hi* Insists on
•crnsMlzlng your linen. Re on the
•afe and sure side and have us do
LAUNDRY WOR KTHAT IS
IRRESISTIBLE.
It’s as cheap as “slop” work And
woks a “heap" better.
Wilson
STEAM!! LAUNDRY
Personal
Mies Carrie Psrham Social Editor _
Mr. R. L. Murray, of Millwood,
spent yesterday la Waycross.
Mr. J. B. Kirkland made a business
trip to Haywood today.
Mr. Sylvan M. Byck spent yester
day In Savannah.
Mayor John M. Cox spent Saturday
In Savannah.
Mr. H. Daniel, of Blackshear, was
among the visitors to Waycross yes
terday.
r. F. L. Walker, of Patterson,
Ga., was among the guests at La-
Grande yesterday.
Mr. E. W. Aspinwall, of Blackshear,
was among the visitors to Waycrosi
yesterday.
Watch This Space
For
Announcement of
Humphreys
and
Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waldrup, of
Gilchrist Park, are visiting various
points of interest in California.
Col. Benjamin A71en, of Pearson,
is in the city looking after matters
in the City Court.
Mrs. Ada Blackburn, of Valdosta
is spending some time In Waycross
visiting relatives and friends.
Indoor base ball tomorrow night at
Y. M. C. A., between the "Dudes'
and "Wird Catsr T-afRes invited.
Mrs. Joe Brewer, of Douglas, passed
through the city Saturday, en route
to Jacksonville on a visit to relatives.
Miss Hester Brewer, of Douglas, Is
in the city the attractive guest of
Mls3 Addle 'Belle Lowther.
For Tuesday at Burst’s Variety
Store, 70 Plant avenue, a car load of
California frutftl Peaches, Pears,
Plums anfr Grapes.
For Tuesday at Durst’s Variety
Store, 70 Plant avenue, a car load of
California fruitl, Peaches, Pears,
Plums and Grapes.
Mrs. Jim AdklnB and children have
returned to their home at Fitzgerald
after a visit to relatives here and in
Savannah for some weeks.
The Woman’s Exchange are again
taking orders for cake, by phoning 32,
persistent j 25 or 327 * - vour orrter will be fltTSd,
The ladies will appreciate your order.
PHONE*.
<ILL MORE THAN WILD OEASTS
The number of poop!*- K.lled yearly
ly wild don’t nprroach the
'wti number killed by disease germ*.
Vo life is safe from their attack*.
They re !u air. water dust, even food.
But grand protestafh is afforded by
Electric Bitters, which destroy and
expel these deadly disease germs
from the system. That's why chilli,
ftver and ague, all malaria! and
•tany blood dl'ea^es yield promptly
•o this wonderful blood purifier. Try
Aam, and enjoy the glorious health
sod new strtnath they’ll give you.
Moo#* back, if not satisfied Only
W)c at All Druggists.
Dr. W. P. Price yesterday 'stated
that while in depot in Jackson, Miss.,
getting his tickets for Waycross, he
met Rev. R. A. N. Wilson, who
he remembered as the speaker at tre
Sea Island Cotton Convention and
who is alBo editor of the Union Advo
cate of Mississippi. Dr. Wilson was
dolighted to know Dr. Price was coin
ing to Waycross. Said he: •*«
going to a splendid town. The best
tiling about tho people of Waycross is
that they believe in themselves.” Till*
opinion expressed by Dr. Wilson
means something, and is worthy of
consideration. The growth of Way-|
cross and the wonderful record she
has made has not been because of
her location or Hpeclai advantages,
but Una largely been the result of de
termined, continuous and
united effort on part of those
mnko up tho progressive life of our
city. Theso men hav^Tmil confidence,
belief in themselves, they have
thought big tilings, have desired big
things, have gone after big things and
becnusc of that confidence, pluck and
perservance. have accomplished big
things and made a city grow where
a pin© thicket so lately stood. When
you fifrtl a hunch of men stntuiing on
tho corner kicking on Waycross and
her possibilities, pay no attention.
The work of the past lms not been
complished by kickers, but by men
who had faith by their works and
with persistent effort have orwrrmne
difficulties and made the Waycross of
today |>oss|blc. Tho same efforts on
further will accomplish 'the same or
FTeater results. Therefore let us con- Mr. S. M. Cannon came up from
Unue to believe that w© are the poo- j Valdosta and is spending the day in
pie selected to lend in tho movement J the city. Mr. Cannon was for a num-
that will make Wlregrass Georgia I her 6f years a resident of Waycross,
blossom with roses. and has a large number of friends
here. Ho now has a splendid posh
Mr. Taylor C. Cnnnon, city Inspec
tor of weights and measures, is re
ceiving the congratulations of
friends over the arrival of a fine little
Bon nt his homo on Albany avenue.
Miss Eddie Parnell, accompanied by
Miss Sallie Perry and Miss Dorma
Bray, of Valdosta, are expected today
after a stay of two weeks in Balti
more.
Congressman Wm. G. Brn*ntley ar
rived in the city from Washington
yesterday. He comes on business,
but it affords him groat pleasure to
meet his friends while here.
Mr. Clarence Rowling is
friends at Knoxv lie, Tenn.
visiting tion with the South Georgia Locomo-
I tlve Works at Valdosta
FOLEY’S HCNEY AND
TAR COMPOUND
fi !v« for roue at and co'dt Is
•Rher children <v grown persons, Zfo
epfsft* no harmful drugs. In tbt
rtUow package. Refuse eabetitutee.
Summer Colds
bad us they are, have about the tame
chance with
Seals’ Cold Tablets
that a aaowball does iu eunihtne.
Try them on guarantee.
THE SEALS PHARMACY
' > v as mxxAi*i «rottK
CLASS [ SI l 3 D
WANTED—100 Turkeys at once, un
der 3 months old. Apply Waycross
Poultry Farm, L. L. Ray, Mgr. Box
448.
We Are Ready
To
Offer You Real Bargains
FOR RENT—seven room nouse, 43
Gilmore street. Apply W. B. Elling
ton, LaGrando Building. 1 tf
OUR FALL STOCK IS HERE.
JUST RECEIVED ONE CARLOAD
HIGH GRADE BUGGIES.
BOARDER8 WANTED—Good board
can be secured at 54 Reed street. 7 tf
ONE CARLOAD FARM WAGONS.
4
A LARGE SHIPMENT OF HARNESS
AND 8ADDLERY COLLARS, ETC.
FOR 8ALE—BEAUTIFUL NEW i
PIANO. PRICE $250. TERM8 EASY. |
THE PIANO IS JUST OUT OF THE
FACTORY, HAS NEVER BEEN US-
ED. 13 tf
WE ARE MAKING SPECIAL CUT
PRICES.
COME AND LET US SHOW YOU
JU3T WHAT IT WILL SAVE YO’J
TO TRADE WITH US.
FOR RENT—Store house, cofner
Mary and Pendleton, formerly occu
pied by J. S. Knight Apply to C.
Bennett 9-5-tf
WILLIAM R. THOMAS, M. D.
Offices 329 and 331 LnGrande
Building.
Hours: 9 to 11; 2 to 4.
C. A. DOWNEY, M. D. V.
Vetenarlan.
19 Albany Avenue. Waycross, Ga.
Pay and Night Phone 698.
CABINET WORK.
I am still nt the same old stand, 22
Brewer street, and prepared to do all
kinds of cabinet work, upholstering,
trunk repairing, etc. Having done
your work for the past six years
think I know how to give you the
ind of work you want. When you
need any repairing done, remember
J. I. WAITE.
The old reliable Cabinet-Maker,
Brewer street, phone 294. 22 tf
Jones Buggy Co.
WAYCROSS, GEORGIA.
Buy
Your
COAL
At Summer;
Prices. . <
DR. JNO. T. DIXON
SPecl.ll.t On Cancer and Dropty.
Offlce, Klmbal House, Waycross, Ga
Will do general practice day and
night Calls answered promptly.
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J H BREWTON °
DENTI»T. O
421)421 LnGrande Building O
Waycross. Georgia. O
1000 Tons of Virginia Blue Gem <
JeHcoCoai QQ Per^
If bought before Sept. 15th.
1000 Cords of (jJQ CA Per
Stove Wood at vu.tJ" Cord
Williams Coal & Wood Co.
Phone 158. C. M Williams, Mgr.
D S SCHUREMAN
ARCHITECT AND STRUCTURAL
ENGINEER, Rockford, III.
Plana for any kind of building pre
paired'and structural Iron work of all
klnda. Correspondence solicited. Will
be located permanently In Waycross
OOOOOOOOOOOO
Archbishop Ireland's Birthday.
8pactal To The Herald.
8t-PauL Minn* Sept. 11.—ArchRkh Jubilee of hie ordination aa a priest.
op Ireland reached his »L?nty-dJrd
birthday anniversary today and wma
the reclpltent of messages of congrat
ulation from friends and admirers IB
many parts'of the world. No formal
celebration of the anniversary wae
held. Later In the present year, how
ever, the BL Paul prelate le to bo
the central figure In an elaborate cel
ebration that will mark the golden
i.,1 .. —
.V.
Bias
