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0 0 0 O = THE LEADING GROCERY STORE. New goods are coming every day. The housekeeper wiJI enjoy an Inspec tion of our stock. " No store in Way- cross presents so many unusual fancy articles. Every article must have a clean and clear title to enter our store. Where are you buying your goods? Tile guarantee wo give has no String tied to It No “ifs’’ .or “and's”; almply means that if the goods a*~ hot good notify us and we will send : for them promptly and pleasantly. It also covers the matter of full weights and full count. When you fully real ise the pleasure and profits of doing business with such a trading place Mill come to our store as a regu lar patron. SPECIAL MENTION. Imported goods, 6uch r.s Holland Herring, Dill Pickles. Roqufort Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Edom Chees-j, ATTACKED OFFICER. les Jacob, a negro, bceamo disor derly tfatutffay night at the negro Llmber^r Chee.e, Herring In bullion, |(lanc(i hnl] on Paralle| etc.. We're aftei your shoe trade, *u-I we believe that one purchase hero will make you a steady customer. 4 3t The Standard Shoe Co. NOTICE! Col. Hgrry D. Heed, candidate for Mayor will speak In Phoenix Park Saturday evening, November 11 tU at 7:30. No matter whom you exited to sup port conio out and hear Col. Heetf. 6 6t. ' A beautiful selection of furs, in sets separate prices, at Miss Eddie Par nell’s. 6 2: Remember, on Friday of each weea wo get our Tennessee butter, chickens and eggs. Complete line of gr.i'a, hay and feed. We are still sellluj^nur fam ous C. C. D. butter at 23 cents a pound. We extend to the public an imita tion to visit our sto*j and compare ’ prices, and we will ba satisfied with the verdict We guarantee satlsi’ae hit nn.1 first class service and to please ull who are afflicted with the eating habit THE V/ILSON GROCERY COMPANY W. M. Wilson, Manager Phone No. 128. Wi'son Biock. when Policeman John P. Cason at tempted to arrest him Jacobs attacked the otfleor. Deputy Sheriff Jesse Can non went to the assistance of\Police- man Cason and Jacobs was overpower ed and locked up. His trial will come up at 4:30 trfis afterr on in the Mayor's court.. Miss Florlo GViffln, of WesUeyan College, spent yesterday and today with Mr. and Mrs. George FI nob. She will return tonight. Mrs. W. W. McCully, of St. Marys, who has been the guest of Col. and Mrs. J. C. McDonald, left Saturday for Savannah where site vlll visit be fore returning home. AT THE MAJESTIC. Regarding our vaudeville attraction for tonight, we give below a clipping from an exchange, giving a descrip tion of same: "A dollar show for 13 -•eats, wero the words of many of Those* who attended yesterday’s-per •ormmjce at the Orpheutn. Headed b> Lamont and Mllham, who are booked for over a year ahead, to appear in the * principal cities.^ They carry •!* trunks full of special scenery, includ ing the most harmonious of musical instruments that produce joy to all hearers. The illuminated fountain with its running water, the old moss covered bucket, with its dripping wa or and tile beautiful chime bellB froi^ the church belfry muko a description it this beautiful act very hard to give it Is so grand In every particular. Most beautiful of all Is the beautiful climax in the transformation, and the superb living picture of the “Rock of Ages.’’ Tlie management is especially anx ious that every patron of the Majestic shall take advantage of the opportuni ty of seeing tliis really great attrac tion. ■ The usual tw'o reels of the best of motion pictures will be shown. > Mr. J, S', Hendry of the Southern. Bell Telephone and Telegraph Com pany, was painfully Injured Saturday near Folketon when his bicycle fell down'an embankment. Mr. Ilefidry arrived home this morning, ^tnd while quite sore from tho accident, he.will be able to be out again soon. MRS. VERMILYA MAY RECOVER; IS BEING CLOSELY WATCHED Chicago, Nov. 5.—Mrs. Louise Ver* milya, accused of the murder by pois on of Policeman Arthur Blsonette and under investigation In connection with the successive deaths of eight other persons, today was pronounced prob ably recovering after her attempt to end her owif life by poison yesterday. Energetic methods to counteract the •effects of arsenic which Mrs. Vermilya cunningly contrived to mingle with her food in the presence of her guards probably will be successful, her physi cians say. Since, the attempt at suicide Mrs. 'l^-railya has not been out of sight or one or more of the guards and ev- •cry article she touches is first examln «d either by a detective or a trained nurse. Though in' a condition bordering upon nervous collapse, the accused woman was pronounced in fair physi cal condition tonight. Mindful, how ever, of the frequent relapses of her alleged victim, Blsonette, ending In the man’s death, Dr. Van Arsdale, who Is In charge of the case, and who also attedcied Blsonette, refused to say positively that she would Recover. oooooooooo o • W J GASSETT o CONTRACTOR A BUILDER O Re.denc. 48 Margiret Street O Phone 108 Wajoron, Qa.. .O OOOOOOOOOOo ADVERTISE IN THE WAYCROSS HERALD Friends of Dr. L. J. Burch will he- gret to learn that he is quite sick at his home. Dr. Burch has been con fined to his bed foiNsome days, Mr. Eugene Stead, of Atlan(fl?flf^i visitor to the city. Mr. Stead former Waycross boy. h<^ i sjffen DIES AT THE AGE OF 74. Mr. J. E. Devandreull, who came to Waycross nearly a yeaY ago, died yesterday afternoon at tho home of his son, Mr. George Devandreull, near Waltertown. The deceased was years of ago and came to Waycro»3 front Massachusetts. His wife accorn panied him to this city and was here only a few days when she died. The funeral will bo held at- the Catholic church tomorrow morning at S o’clock, and will be conducted by Father Cas sagne. The-Interment will bo in Lott cemetery. The funeral arrahgements In charge of W. L. Hinson'S Co. . say^: “My little girl,, Hazel, ‘ 1ms been taking Vlnol to build her up a severe spell of sickness, much good by restoring appetite and building up her ‘ength that I think Vlnol Is tho fin est tonic ever prepared and I am tev ing every one about It” Children like to take Vinol, the taste is so pleasant. It is i strong medlcino and there is not one harmful thing In It We will give back your money if Vinol disappoints you The Seals Pharmacy OUR SHOW FOR TONIGHT IS NOT ONLY GREAT BUT IT IS RE FINED AND CLEAN. 6 3t BREWER & PHELAN. Miss Daifiy Strickland, who is an attractive visitor to tl|© city frorr. Atlanta delighted the Presbyterian congregation yesterday with aToautl* ful violin solo and also a vocal solo. Miss Strickland has a fine contralto voice. Don’t forget Tuesday, Souvonlr Day for the ladies at the Walker-Hood Furniture store. 4 21 Matinee and Night Wednesday, Nov THE WORLD-RENOWNED CREATORE and his BA N D M Seats Now on Sale 50 Musicians and Soloists 50 B08T0N JOURNAL, JULY *ldTH^ 1P11: **IF A MASTER OF ANYTHING.CAN IMPROVE, CREATORE 18 MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN EVER." WHAT PUNY CHILDREN NEED. More Food—How To Make Them Eat Heartily. Moro food, better blood, those nrc the two things that pale, delicate chil dren need. “But they won’t eat” says tfie anx ious mother. Yos they will if you give them our delicrous tonic, Vinol It’s the greatest thing we ever saw to create an appetite. It makes trie blood .rich, too—builds up weak chil dren (and grown folks as well) and makes them strong nnd rosy. Mrs. W. O.^ Strother, of Raleigh, HOMESTEAD 8ETTLER8. Two more families from tho North cst have located this week at Homo- stead, our nearby suburb, which la rapidly developing under the manage inent of A. Clarke Snedekor. Mr. Wells Newhard and family of Uniondale, Indiana, accompanied with tho father, W. J. Newhard, and aunt, Mrs. Greenfield, are now at Homo stead and will occupy Mr. Snodeker’s homo by the statiou until they can a house and buildings erected on their own property. ^ Theso good people have come Into our community to live and build home, not from necessity, for the> y provident, well to do northern farmers, but because of our delightful climate and superior natural advanta ges. They are bringing with them their automobile, Jersey cow, family horse, large number of chickens, etc., and their land being^ close to Waycross boulevard will give them quite.gn ea^y access to our churches, ! M Cjf 4,, jftnd other Insttutlons. ithv>li>H*ewbard and his father have purchased land, part of which is to bo set, in pecans for under, the direction, o{ DpctdY Wilson. The advent of *Uch defttlefs is ad asset 5f gtW profit In any community, and the work that is being done by Mr. Snedeker in a quiet but effective way Is creating much favorable comment HANDSOME MEMORIAL WINDOW. Thomasville, Ga., Nov. 6.—What Is said to be the handsomest memorial window in this state has just been in* stalled in St Thomas Episcopal church here. This window Is given to the church 4>y Charts 8. Hebard, of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, and u member of the Hebard Cypress Com pany of Ware county, apd bis aisier, Miss Mary Hebard, and is a memorial of their parents, the late >Jr. qnfl Mrs. Charles Hebard, former winter resi dent^ of ThomasvHie and members 9f 7#t. The mss'church. It will be conse crated at an early date. MEN ARE HELPLESS AS CWXDREN When Taken Suddenly III—Here 'Is A • Common-sense Safeguard. / Big, strong man is ns n helpless in fant when he is suddenly UK The sturdiest chap In town usually loses self-control, and is utterly, una ble to regard Ills condition with the common sense that characterizes hiJ every-day actions. For example: He conies homo tired, eats a heavy dinner and sits down to read and smoke away a quiet evening Suddenly he* notices a weight on bis stomach, and a feoling of suffoca tion. Thoughts of “heart disease rush over him, and in his agouy h* fears tho worst. IHs trouble was 'acute indigestion, brought on by overloading bis tired stomach. A couple of Rexall Dyspepsia 'Tab lets might havo gven him relief- might have saved him hours' of su f fering. Carry a package of Uexall Dyspep sia Tablets In your vest pocket or keep them In your room. Tako one after each heavy ineal,* and ward off indigestion. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets relieve stomach troubles by aiding naturo to supply tlioso elements, tho ubsenco of which in tlie gastric Juices, causes indigestion and dyspepsia. They tend to aid the stomach to digest all kinds of food and to quickly convert it into rich red blood. We know what Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets nre nnd what they will do. We guarantee them to relievo Indiges tion and dyspepsia. If they fall, wo will refund your money. Three sizes, 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. Remember, you can obtain Rex all Remedies only at our Store—Ths Roxall Store. The Seals Bharmacy. L. J. COOPER, Pre.ld.nL J. W. BELLINGER, Cuhl.r.i G0RERNMENT BONDS YOUR MONEY IN THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OF THI8 BANK 18 LIKE BUYING 4 PERCENT GOV ERNMEN+ BONDS, WITHOUT HAVING TO PAY A PREMIUM. WE PAY 4 PER CENT COMPOUNDED QUARTER LY, AND ANY 8MALL AMOUNT START8 A 8AVINGS ACCOUNT. WE ARE UNITED 8TATE8 GOVERNMENT TORY. •; First National Bank OFWAYCROSS OUR CAPITAL IS $200,000 PARK MOR RAND C O NGINEER8 AND CONTRACTORS. Lott-Hitch Building. RE-INFORCED CONCRETE. J T TURNER ARCHITECT. Office LaGrande Building. P. O. Box 8 Waycross, Georgia. Before You Reach tne Limit of physical endurance and whllo your condition Is still curable, take Foley Kldnoy pills. Their quick action and positive results will delight you. Far backaclio, nervousness, rheumatism and all kidney, bladder and urinary troubles. Gem Pharmacy; T. Sr Palno. , For The Sake of YOUR 8 Appearance & And your pocket book, you’d better come to this store soon, m and look over the new styles in jj| Clothing, Shoes g and Hats If you are looking for a suit that combines Style, Comfort, Quality and Service, then you are looking for The Steele Clothing Slore. / You’d Better Pick Out Your Fall Suit NOW. n A great many men are finding some very nfee things here. Let us put one away for you. The color, the weave and the style you want is here. Suits* From $15 to $30 The Steele Clothing Store 40 PLANT AVE. K •(J'-Vt t 1' ifCjV-t'-'A* 1 ' 1 **' *'•