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THURSDAY, SEPT. 14. lilt. THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1911 Mr. W. J. Qaiiett, the wen known September 13, 1911. * Rev. R. J, McQualf, ot Manor, de livered a moat Interesting -sermon at tbe Union School House Sunday and was board by a large crowd. contractor, baa just completed a nice 8400m house for Judge J. L. Sweat on Jane atreeL Mr. Gaaaett la also remodeling tbe residence ot Mr. R. M. Lewis on Jane street. MAJOR McOEE FOR MAYOR Tbe Herald Is authorised to anuosn- 1 :e that Mr. T. H, McGee will be a madldate liar Mayor of Waycroas, FUR. CO. No. 106 Plant Ave. Phone 449. ns Ur. Dave Jordan, one of Ware coun- tf*M best known citizens, fell this morning and was injured. It waa at first reported that one of Mr. Jordan's legs wax broken by the fall, but later It wss stated that thla was a mistake. Mr. Jordan baa been in wretched health for the past three or four years. Big selection fail Ginghams, calcs and Outings, 10c and 12 l*2c. Humphreys Jt Williimcon. Mr. W. O. Sedgwick, visited friends and relatives in Homerviilc last week. Mr. W. I. McQuaig made a busi ness trip to Manor last Saturday. On Friday evening, Sept. 22, tbe marriage of Miss L. and Mr. S. will take place at the Young Men's Chris tian Association. Tbe public general ly Invited to attend the wedding, promises to bo tbe most elaborate social event ot the season, and It is said that some of the coxtumes to be worn are creations that will long be remembered. September 22nd., Is the date. The social party given Saturday evening at the homo of Mr. and Mw. D. N. McQuaig was quite a success Per- J Among those attending, were Misses Mary and Bes*.!* Allen, O' 1 He, Susie snd Bessie Corbitt, Ruth McCormick, Messrs D. J. and Newton Sweat, C. B. Johnson, A. L. Hughes and F. L, McQuaig. YOUNG GIRL, ILL, 8AVE8 HER MOTHER. Springs From Bed and 8tops Mother From Ending Life In River. Athens, Ga., 8ept. 13.—Mrs. Robert Pierce, of this place, Jumped into the Oconee river near her house last night In attempt to commit suicide but her life was saved through the effort? of a daughter, who has been variously ill for several days. The girl seeing her mother going toward the river, sprang from her bed, 11) though rhe was, and ran to the river just in time to see her mother leap Into the water. Rcreamlng for aid the girl also leap ed Into the river and prevented her from sinking. A white man nnd two negroes, whose attention had been attracted by the girl’s cries, soon ar rived nnd anlstcd tho two women from the water. Mrs. Florae la said to have been brooding of late over tho recent death of a fclster at Fnlrvlew, 9. C. A LETTER TO MR. HAGGARD. The following letter lias been re ceived by Mr. Ilaggurd, recommending his salve: Waycron, Ga., Sept. 6, 1911. Mr. G. B. Haggard. Mr. Clide Booth, of Manos, was a welcome visitor in our town Saturday afternoon. r. L. W. Walker made trip to Waycross Sunday. Mr. f was in < A. Young, of Jacksonville, ■ town on business Monday. Messrs D. N. McQuaig and A. A. Allen went to Waycross Monday on business. Mr. A. Gill returned to his borne in Jasper, Fla., last Tuesday. Mr. J. O. Ward visited his home In Blockshear last Tuesday. subject to the action of tbe Demo erotic primary. Official announcement of bii plat form will ha published later. C. W. PARKER FOR MAYOR. To tbe Citizens of Waycross: In making this, my announcemen of my candidacy for Mayor of the City of Waycross, I beg to say I do so with tbe kindest personal feeling for those who may oppose me. expect, If elected, to look closely after tbe affairs of the office of Mayor and to spend the larger part of my time In attending to the Important duties of the offlee. 1 expect to make a fur ther statement In regard to certain matters later. C. W. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Mercer are visiting friends and relatives near Waycross this week. Mr. Newton Sweat visited friends In Waycross Tuesday. FOR MAYOR. To the Citizens of Waycross: This is to inform you that I will b e a candidate to succeed myself as Mayor of Waycross, subject to the Democratic primary, which will be held some time In December. If elec ted, I shall endeavor to give you dur ing the next two years, as I have done In the past two, a clean, honest and conservative administration. I feel that I am entitled to another term partly duo to the fact that under our new city charter I will be ineligible to ter again for the third term. With tho two years’ experience in city af fairs I will have had at the close of •Ms term, experience that better quail ..as mo to render ycu more efficient ervice next term.. I will appreciate ?ur hearty support. Yours very truly, John M. Cox. The Store <1 Grrat Values Where Yoor Credit Is Good. One of Onr Great Extension Table VALUES, exarfly like illustration, made of finest quality thoroughly seasoned oak, ex tra large hand carved claw feet, handsome ly shaped pedestal, smooth running sides, 42 inch top extends to 6 feet, A PA* A handsome Table at an extremely low price, A Cash, Balance 30, 60 and 90 Days. Our extension tables are bought under contract tor our large chain of stores. We buy for less, we sell for less. An Unequaled Value Mr. Willio Carter, of Savannah, vis ited friends nnd relatives here last Sunday. Rev. E. F. Dcen, of Folkston, will preach hero at the Methodist Church Sunday/ September 17th, at 11 a. nr and 7 p. m. —F. L. M 8TOP8 FALLING ViAIR. G. R. Brinson Co., Guarantees Paris ian Sage, the Real Hair Remedy. You can abolish every particle of Dear Sir:—Just n tew words in re* dandruff, you can stop itching scalp, K«rd to your salve. About twenty-1 you can prevent hair from thinning or one years ago I got my leg hurt nnJ ' falling out by using PARISIAN SAGE It became n running sore. I’ve tried I which Is sold on money back pian. all doctors that I could hear of, went | PARISIAN SAGE soaks Into tho to the S.prlngs and stayed there seven j roots of the hair, and not only de weeks, It would heal up and break strays the microbes that cause hair out again about twice month. 1 moved hers to Waycross from Brax ton, Ga., Coffee county. I wa'j down with It months at a time. 1 used two boxer of your salve one year ago and completely cured It. It gives ma pleasure to commend It. Mr. M. Clemens, Police, A. C. L. R. U. H Std It w Waycross, Ga. troubles but furnishes to the hair jint the kind of nourishment to make the hair grow luxuriant and to put life and beauty into It. The girl with the Auburn hair is on every cartoon and bottle of PARISIAN SAGE. Look for it ns imitations ore numerous, Large bottle 50 cents at Q. R. Brinson Company nnd druggists everywhere. Sept. B. 14, 28. Are You Nervous? What makes you nervous? It is the weakness of your womanly constitution, which cannot stand the strain of the hard work you da As a result, you break down, and ruin your entire nervous system. Don’t keep this upl Take Cardui, the woman’s tonic. Cardui is made from purely vegetable Ingredients. It acts gently on the womanly organs, and helps them to do their proper work, it relieves pain and restores health, in a natural manner, by going to the source of the trouble and building up the bodily strength. TAKE Cardui The WomanSTonic Mrs. Grace Fortner, of Man, W. Va., took Cardui. This is what she says about It: “I was so weak and nervous, 1 could not bear to have anyone near me. I had fainting spells, and I lost flesh every day. The first dose of Cardui helped me. Now, 1 am entirely cured of fhe fainting spells, and I cannot say enough for Cardui for 1 know it saved my life. 1 * It is the best tonic for women. I Do you suffer from cr.y of the pains peculiar to women? Tate l—-ul .i ;•/>.. h...i yon. Ask your druggist i - T-a. ; wtRidilmBmiiwi. Tmmm Kit Wa^q," frr%. jso I FOR MAYOR. Waycross, Ga., Sept. 9, 1911. To tho Citizens of Waycross: I will be a candidate for nomina tion as Mayor of Waycross in the approaching primary. Within a few days. 1 will publish n ■short statement of the principles that I shall advo cate In asking the voters of the city to support me.' (Signed) Harry D. Reed. FOR ALDERMAN SECOND WARD. To the Citizens of Waycross: I hereby announce myself a candi date for Alderman for the Second Ward, City of Waycross, subject to the ensuing white primary and axk the support of all classes of citizens. I pronto fidelity to the^lrust If confer red upon me. „ , W. C. Butler. FOR ALDERMAN FROM THE 8IXTH WARD. To the Citizens of Waycross: J hereby announce that I will he a candidate to succeed myself, as Al derman for the >ixth ward, subject to the Democratic primary, to be held some time in December. In maxing this announcement, I wish to thank the good people of Waycross for their many kind words, and warm xupporf while acting as their representative, and If elected, 1 will try and servr them as faithfully for the next two year*. Very truly yours, • C. A. LeCount. in a high class dining table. This is one of the be& values we have ever offered. Made of bedt quality white oak, the work manship and finish of the bedt, the top i9 44 inches across, extends to 6 ft the modi elab orate pedestal ever furnished with a table at this price; exadtly like illustration. $18.00 Cash, Balance 30, 60 and 90 Days. Monitor Ranges Best for 90 Years GUARANTEE:—We warrant the castings in these ranges to be the best mixture ot pig iron knowu for the purpose, workmanship, fitting* and mounting to be unequahd, ilue corSiridtion to be perfedt. and that they will bake and operate perfectly when connected in proper manner to the flue. MONITOR STO VE & RANGE, CO. We handle these famous ranges in either, genuine OPEN HEARTH steel (guaran teed not to rust), in Wellsville polished rolled steel, or in the best quality cast iron. The prices are from $35 to $50- You can buy no better range at ANY price; and none as good at a LOWER price. BOWDEN IN SENATORIAL RACE. Th« Herald I, authorized and re queued to announce that Hon. J. E. Bowden will he a candidate (or the Stale aenator from tho Waycroa, dla trici in the primary t-> hr called later and >nal a plain .lateuient trill ap pear some tlu.e li tei 13 tit PRESIDENT TAFT ENOS SUMMER VACATION. Beverly, Mara.. Sept. 14.—President Taft'a vacation enda today, ao fy aa Ma atay at bla summer borne la con- -erned. Tomorrow morning, accom panied by hla tecretary and the ever recent iccret aervire offleera, he will motor into Boaton and In the evenlir do-nrt from that city on hi* t!,- OO-rcEe tour to tho Ptc!3c cosat att ack to Wathlngto*. — — The cleanerf, most convenient, effective and economical Od Stove for cooking ever made—one that should be in every kitchen—is tka dffibrmce-o/ia&maSc Oil Stove It burns ordinary kerosene oil, but there are no bothersome wicks. The heat is concentrated directly on the cooking— none is wasted. Reduces fuel expense. The flame is con trolled bye lever. This means that you can instantly regulate the flame at any desired height, a distinctive feature found a . no other oil stove. Remember that the name "Florence, ” whether on a five-burner Oil Stove or oo a tingle-burner Lamp Stow, ■lands for the fies/in CKiStovea. We also make the Florence Ovens and Lamp Stoves. Far Bad. By Walktr-Hiod FurallureCa. These couches are made en- entirely of steel and equip ped with genuine National Springs. Have steel rollers and are finished in gold bronze. Folded it is a neat couch, open a large comfor table bed. We sell it com plete with cotton mattress and pillow, for $8.50 $2.00 per month. SzOrtfr?TOO 11)45. Are absolutely the Best Values on the market. We Gustwntee Onr Pri:e3 to Ssve Yon Money. ■