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Summer Colds Seals’ Cold Tablets thst a snowball dan In lunshtne. Try them on guarantee. £ is lust Arrived 600 dozen Tennesee Eggs To Go .At 25 cts. A Dozen Phone 62 Or 301 J. W. S. Hardy 8UCCESSOR TO HAPDY BR08. ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR WHY HE BOUGHT ON THE EXTENSION OF JANE, ELIZABETH, MARY OR CAR8WELL 8TREET EXTENSION. HE WILL TELL YOU 'TWA8 BE* CAUSE HE INTEND8 TO FOLLOW THE CITY WESTWARD, AND BE CAU8E HE COULD BUY HERE IN A GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD FOR ONE HALF THE PRICE THAT PROPER TY NOT NEAR 80 WELL LOCATED WOULD COST IN OTHER PART8 OF THE CITY. WALTER M. YOUNG, 9 6t. REAL ESTATE BARGAIN8. Mr. J. O. White, of Pearson, was a visitor to W&ycross yesterday. Capt. U. Johnson is In the city to day. Mr. D. B.' Kennedy, of Barney, Oft, was tC Waycross visitor yesterday. Mr. A. W. Smith is able to be out again, after an illness of a weqjt. Mr. Sam B. Lewis, of Nicholls, spent yesterday In Waycross. Mr. W. W. Miller, % of Live Oak, Fla., spent last night In Waycross. Mr. J. H. Sikes, of Newell, Ga.. was among the Sunday visitors to Waycross. Opening! October 3rd, and 4th, Mrs. Durnett was called to Jesuu yesterday on account of the death a relative at that place. Mr. J. L. Bullard, of Pearson, was among the guests at the Virdle' yes terday. Mr..D. L. Vickers, of Jasper, Fla. was a guest of the Phoenix last night. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cottlngham. Of Live Oak, Fla., are In the city vis iting relatives. From here they will visit relatives la Middle Georgia. Vases going at 10c at Durst’s Va riety Store. 9 It an enjoyable affair. The annual supper of Roberson Lodge, No. 552,1. A. of M., was given In the Jefferson Hotel Saturday night Mr. C. G. Lewis was master of cer emonies, and he made a short talk, In which ho complimented the com mittee on arrangements, Messrs Rob Lorelace and W. F. McCall. Then Mr. Alwood, of High' Springs, district representative of the Southeastern district of I. A. of M„ was Introduced and made a very Interesting talk. Short, hut Interesting talks were also made by nev. R. A. Brown, Mr. Frank Howell, Mr. George McFera, Mr. H. E. Hengeveld, Mr. IV. P. Cler and Mr. Woods. sumptuous supper was served, and the occasion was one of the most enjoyable affairs of'the season. Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Ramsey have arrived In Waycross to make their home here. They will live' on Gil more street. Mr. E. J. Marsh, of Albany, former ly at the head of the Marsh Cypress Company In this city. Is spending several days here. He Is stopping at Lafirande. Mr. Howard Harley, who has been quite sick with fever, Is Improving. His friends wish for him a speedy recovery. Mr. William Wilson, who has been quite sick at his home on Parallel street, is reported as being some bet ter today. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The co-partnership heretofore exist ing between C. E. Scott and S. T. Beaton, under the ffrm name of Scott & Beaton, has been dissolved by mu tual consent, C. E. Scott retiring and S. T. Beaton assuming all liabilities and collecting all lebts of the firm. This Sept 58, 1911. C., E. Scott, B. T. Beaton. The J. M. Cox Company recently had a good horse to stray off, and an advertisement In the Herald found the missing animal near Screven. It pays to advertise. Mr. Emmett Ward, of Mobile, Ala Is here on a visit to bis brother. Dr. John W. Ward. He and Dr. Ward spent yesterday at Nichols with their mother. FOR ORDINARY. 1 hereby announce that I will be a candidate for the office of Ordinary of Ware county, subject to the Dem ocratic primary to be held later. If elected, I ; promise to give my atten tion to the office and keep it open. It will be no side line with me. This early announcement Is made neces sary by the fact that other candidates have already announced tor this of- sflce. Soliciting the support of my friends, I am, yours to serve, o: P. POLKS. Mr. John Ltnglser and family, of Buffalo, New York, has arrived In Waycross to make their home here,; Mr. Llngiser has accepted an Impor tant position with the Coast Line shops. In yesterday’s Morning News there appeared a most charming picture of Miss Anna Morrison, who Is one of the city’s young favorites. Miss Am na Is now attending college in Vir ginia. Mr. J. E. DoMars, representing the American Investment and Loan Com pany, of Atlanta, la In the city, and Is stopping at the Virdle. Mr. De Mars Is representing a strong com pany and will be In Waycross tor some days. Our Millinery Opening of Fall and Winter Pattern Hats will be on display Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct 3rd and 4th. We will show also a pretty line of Tailored Suits. A Cordial Invitation tended to all Ex- Humphreys & Williamson CLASSIFIED NO REA80N FOR DOUBT. 'A Statement of Facts Bacekd By A | Strong Guarantee. |v We guarantee complete relief of all sufferers from constipation, or. In every case wlfere we fall, we will FOR RENT—seven room house, 43 aupply the medicine free. Gilmore street. Apply W, B. Elllhg- Rexall Orderlies are gentle, effic- ton, LaGrande Building. 1 tt Uva, dependable, and safe bowel reg- ulator, strengthener, and tonic. They FOR SALE—'Vacant lot on Folks SL aim to reestablish nature's functions Apply to H. J. Sweat 19 tf 1° a quiet, easy way. They do not —* ■ cause Inconvenience, griping or nau- FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms sea. They are so pleasant to take gentlemen, with bath, electric lights and work so easily that they may be and phone. Apply to F. A. Bates, 60 taken by any one at any time. They Elizabeth street 21 tf thoroughly tone up the whole system ....... to healthy activity. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. j Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable Wanted by an established Arm In and Ideal for the use of children, old Atlanta, Ga., man to take an actlvo folks, and delicate persons. We can- interest In management Must be re- not too highly recommend them to liable and able to give best referenc- all sufferers from any form of con es. Salary $125.00 per month. Mod- stipatlon and Its attendant evils, erate - Investment required. Young Three sizes, 106, 25c and 60c. Re man preferred. If you are in a post- member, you can obtain Rexall Or- tlon to talk business, address G. H„ 600 Forsyth building, Atlanta, Ga. WANTED—A machinist for saw mill work. Regular Job to right mam Hlckox Lumber Co., Waycross, Ga., R. F. D. 5, or to Dr. R. H. Bush, Phone 631, Waycross, Ga. 29 tf BOARDERS WANTED—Good board can be secured ac 54 Reed street 7 tt FOR RENT—Room at 51 ParaUel SL or phone 462. 13 lm FOR RENT—Rooms for light house keeping or tor young men. All con veniences. Couple without children preferred. Ring 149. 4 tf FOR RENT—Three nice unfurnhh- td rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 746, 37 Gilmore street. 9 6t A carload of peaches, pdars, and grapes of all kinds, and qutnces, at. Durst’s Variety Store. 9 It NOTICE! J. T. Strickland, Tax Collector, now has the registration books open. Pay your taxes and register. Mr. 8trick!and can be found next Satur day, October 14th-, at hla office in the court house for the purpose of <;c(lectlsg stpte and county taxes. derlles in this community only at our store—The Rexall Store. The Seals Pharmacy. Mr. Will H. Stevens and little daughter, Maude, leave tonight Atlanta, where Mr. Stevens will ar range a Ware county display In the windows of the ftr. B. & A.. Railroad city ticket office on Peaclitree street and also boost Waycross and old Ware at the same time with litera ture. Miss Maude will sp^pd the time with her former playmate, Miss Helen Walker, who with her parents were at one time residents of Way- cross. 5Ir. and Mrs. H. K. Williams, of Quitman, have announced the engage ment of their two daughters. Miss Annie Lola Williams to Mr. Bernard A. Gardner, of'Camilla,- and Miss Ruby Williams to Mr. Robert Kimble, or Brunswick. The weddings to take place at an early date. The Misses Williams have visited friends in Way- cross during which .time they were both quite popular, making a number of friends here who will be interest ed in the announcement STILL WEAK FROM HOT SPELL. Physicians asy that the unusual and terrific heat of last summer did great damage to many people who do not even suspect It. There are many right In this town who are feeling weak, listless and discouraged, los ing flesh and going Into a decline on account of the strain of last summer. A Red Bank, N.'J., man, Mr. Wal ton Culllngton, has found what to do in such cases. Hb says: When’ I was badly run down, growing weak and losing flesh, I took Vlnol to build j me up and make me strong. It has been perfectly satisfactory, and I would not take anything for the good . Vlnol did me. I am all right now.” T It would be a great blessing If all who are in broken health, whether old, middle-age or young, could know that Vlnol is one thing they need to make them well and strong again. We can prove by people you know well that Vlnol, our delicious 6od liver and Iron preparation without oil, is the greatest blood builder and strength creator known, and we guarantee it to give satisfaction. The Seals Pharmacy. FALL CABBAGE PLANTS, Our fall cabbage plants, Wakefield and Flat Dutch, are now ready tor shipment, and we want your orders. Prices f. o. b„ Meggett: 1,000 to 3,000 at $1.50 per l,00o 4,000 to 8.000 at .... $1.25 per 1,000 10,000 and over at .... $1.00 per 1,000 We advise that you place your or ders promptly as the supply is very limited this fall. Satisfaction guar anteed. S. M. Gibson Co., Meggett, S. C. WOODMEN OF. THE WORLD. CAMP 16i Hills first and thlsd Thursday each month. Masonic Ban. Richard L. Singleton, C. C. D. P. Woolley, Clerk. The friends of Edlotr H. M. stonier of Dublin, are boosting him for the position of head of the Department of c: mmerle of La -ar. He it a good man and would ably fill the of fice.—Valdosta Timet . , I. +~:— Vyndel A. Hewes, a letter earth INVESTMENTS ON THE EXTEN nee.—vamoaca I imps. i., SION OF JANE, ELIZABETH, MARY “ * A AND CARSWELL STREETS ARE 8AFE FOR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS, t THEY ARE GUILT EDGE AND MON.’ 0 ' M * 0 ” M *” ,hlnk ’ he a ,ttt - EY INVESTED BY ANY ONE WILL I tW P!cUn ‘ ,0 “ r ‘ 1 “ f cl ° T,n ’ Call early and avoid the rush. 9 6t ’ LD 0RBAT pR0F|T8 T0 THE j During the summer he say* he picked INVESTOR. , fewer than three a day and last New neckwear ust arrived at the] Bon Ton. 7 if . , JQ 5t WALTER M. YOUNG, REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. Wednesday he picked 69 in a compar atively ebort time. Silverware Sale \ Discontinued {pat terns half regular price. Teaspoon 65c per set Jesert Spoon, $L7S per set Forks $1.75 per set Tablespoons... $2.60 per set 11 Only limited quantity In 11 stock. See our window for i f t | Silverware Bargains! _ Little & Oiom JEWELERS! & OPTICIANS Phone 5. Black-Fraught Liver Medicine A beautiful line of pattern hats Will he dL:-layed by Miss Eddie Par- -ell at her tall opening October 9, from 7 to 9 o’clock, and all day Tues day, the 10th. a „ ' - / A DREADFUL SIGHT 'To H. J. Barnum, of Freerille, N T., was the fever-sore that hed plagued hla life for yeara la aplte of many remedies he triod. At last he used Busklen's Arnica Salve ard wrote* 'it has entirely healed with scar*alv a scar left.” Heals burns, Bolls, Ep n-ms. Cuts, Bruises, Swellings, Corns std Plies like magic. Omy 25 o at All Druggists. The reputation cf this old, relh . Ms medicine,-far constipation. It digestion and liver trouble, is firs 1 ly established. It does not imitai other medicines. It is better lha J others, or it would not be the ft I TCrite liver powder, with a Jam I wlo than nil others coatbhuiL SOLD IN TOWN Heir to one million adllara, s Harvard graduate Hat gone to werkj as a grocery dark at ten dollars e I week In order to learn the butlnest In which bis father made bia for tune. , Very Serious It is a very serious natter to ask i | toe one medicine and have the I wrong one given you. For this reason wo urge you in buying to | be careful to get the genuine—