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WAYCROSS i H HERALD
A bank pays you
dividerds on what
you save, we pay
you dividends on
what you spend.
For (he past 15 months we
have been returning to our
customers who bought cn our
eapy payment plap 10 per cent,
of the amount they paid, in
tradfe coupons, this has meant a
saving of hundreds of dollars to
the people of Waycross. This
plan of dividing our profits has
proven so popular that we are
going to continue It, and we
have now arranged the follow
ing plan of dividing our profits
with those who buy for cash.
We have contracted with one of
the largest manufacturers of
high grade dinner ware, for a
large amount of the handsome
ware shown in the illustration.
With' each cash purchase we
give you a coupon showing the
amount. Every $5.00 worth of
these coupons entitles you to
fiom one to seven pieces of this
ABSOLUTELY FREE!
For the benefit of tur cus
tomers who buy on our easy
payment plan, we pay you''10
per cent, of the amount of your
monthly payments, in TRADE
coupons, (as good as cash at our
st3-3) for making your pay
ments at the store instead ofjto
a collector.
mm? SHARING PLAN
Walker-Hood Furniture Co.
106 PLANT AVE.
PHONE 499
First - Class Goods,
Low Prices and our
liberal policies, have
made this the fastest
growing store in
South Georgia. ,
This beautiful China Ware
is on display at our store. We
want you to come and see it.
The decorations are the newest
out, very handsome and will
never wear off; the patterns
are all matched, are neat and
attractive, it is Semi-Vitreous
ware, the best quality made in
America. We give it to you
absolutely free. The reason is,
we want your business, and we
are willing toshowour apprecia
tion of your business by divid
ing our profits with you.
If you want SPOT CASH
prices on your goods and it Is
not convenient for you to pay
SPOT CASH, you may pay us
ONE THIRD of the amount
cash, and the balance in three
more payments, due in 30, 60
and 9# days. No extra charges,
its for your convenience.
motice of Dissolution.
The co-p.rtncr.hlp heretofore exist-
tag between C. E. Scott end S. T.
1 the Arm nnmo of Scott
, has been dissolved by mu-
, C. E. 8oott retiring nnd
T. Beaton assuming all liabilities
and collecting all lebta of the Arm
This Sept 28. IStl.
C. E. Scott,
8. T. Benton.
KENTUCKY W. C. T. U.
Special To The Herald.
HopkliuvIUe, Ky., Sept. 29.—
White-ribboned delegates from all
«*er the State gathered here today
Xer the annual convention of the Ken
tucky organization of the Women's
Temperance Union.
with a welcome demon-
tonight the sessions of the
will be continued until
■tart Tneeday.
Very
Serious
it Is
serious
very
medicine
and
have
this
wronj
Civcrj
buying
you
be carcfui to ret tho rcnuinc—
WOODMEN OF Til
WORLD.
CAMP ISA
MviCa Aral aco third Thursday *»
*acb n^nth. Masonic Hall.
K'.ctnrd Ia Singleton, c. C.
D. P. V^oMoy. tMurk.
MERGER OF CABLE COMPANIES. | BUcmughT:
Liver LIcd'clnc
London, Sept. 29.—At spoclal mc<v
Inga hell today the ^stockholder! of,
the Anglo-American Cable and Direct I
Lulled States Cable companies gave I
their approval to the proposed leaiel
of their companies to the Western;]
Union Telegraph Companies. •
Under the proposed arrangement
the two cable companies will be op-!
areted in direct connection with each!
The reputation cf this c!J, relia
ble medicine, fsr constipation, in- I
digestion and liver trouble, is flrnv*
ly established. It dcce not imitate
other medicines. It it better than
others, or i: would not bo the £•>
vorite liver powder, with a larges
sale loan ell others combined. . ,
SOLD IN TOWN Pi'
We hove never underatood how.
other and with the Western land *,*. Kln * Solomon managed the monther-
lem. bringing the eight cable# of the; l "' !,w •>»'»«*»• u '* “ wontler &»*
three companies aider one control. I ,ocs 0( '»«» dWn ' t mlx "P-
Mr. Hugh Jenkins Js In the city
from Atlanta on a visit to relatives
and friends. Mr. Jenkins is looking
fine, and is receiving a most cordlaP
welcome from his many friends.
Col. Benjamin F. Allen, of Pear30H»
Is in the city today attending the
Pielmont Baptist Association. ,
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Coleman, Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Stewart, Jr., and Mr-
and Mrs. L. E. Stewart, Sr., and fam
ily spent today on the banks of thfr
Satllla river at a picnic.
Mr. S. F. Hlge, of Lumber City, Ga.,.
was among the visitors to Waycroia
yesterday.
THIS IS THE FUN MAKER AT THE MAJE8TIC FOR THE LAST THREE
DAYS OF TH IS WEEK.
Beautiful lot of ladle* ooet euit*. THE HERALD AND
To thoee wlehlng low price* and
■nay term., we can pleeie, anything
la furniture end fnrnUhloc good*.
Vprclil order, will receive our ccr»
JaJ miirntlon.
Home Furniture Company,
long coata and mlue* coat* at
' 28 2t Ulu France* McDonald'*.
NOT A WORD OF 8CANDAL
THE CANDIDATES.
The Herald I* a Democratic new*-
paper, don't forget that, so long at
you live In thl* world, and In flaw
to none.
The campaign for'city and county
officer# I* about to open. In fact It has
fore be It further known
that we will charge for the
publlcaUon of all pisiform*, corree
opened. Therefore be It known that j pondcnce or controversy In favor of
The Herald will charge flv* dollar*'or In opposition to the candidacy of
for announcements In It, dolly and j any person, the sum of ten dollars
Congressman W. O. 'rantley is In
the city today greeUng hi* many
friend*. He 1* (topping at LaOrande.
ONION SETS.
Silver skin, Pearl and Yellow Onion
•eta. Best quality, at Redding’*.
25 15t
„ . ..... — — — —- —, . - The Arelos* eloker ha* found! use In
•Marred the call of a mnghbor on Mm of Ihf. fact we propo*e to tre«t all week , y cdlUon , from tWg date t0 th.'for , column, or In proportion for the I home _ M an , nca bator.
Democrat* fairly nnd squarely, with- tlm# #f , he rrimarj And there- fractional part of a column.
4'hanv Avenu* | wild: ''she told me pr King'* N«w out partiality .and with *pecl«l favor* '
Greet idea.
THOMAS E. WATSO
Tkomson, Georgia.
In Waycross, Ga., Saturday, September
*1 To Hear Him.
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