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WE ARE GLAD You came and looked through our store yesterday. We hope you were pleased with what you saw and that you will come again and again and again Walker-Hood Furniture Co. 80 PLANT AVE. PHONE 499 -J ' PERSONAL AID LOCAL RUMMAGE 8ALE. Mercy Circle Number Four, King'll Daughters, will hojd a rummage sale Friday and Saturday .In the storo in LaGrande Hotel building occupied sirae time ago by the Ladies Ex change near post ofllce. The salo will continue through the two days 9 2t FRESH FISH 8c | And in addition to that, in his ca-j AT THE MAJESTIC. FRESH OYSTERS 30cpacity as best man, ho is going to | The .picture programme for tonight 1 1*2 BU. SWEET POTATOE8 ..$1.00 bring the interstate marriage to At- will bo as follows: There is no apparent Improvement In the condition of Dr. L. J. Burch today. He has been confined to bis bed for several days with fever. ' The friends of the family will be pleased to learn that Mrs. D. A. McGee Is much better today. 15 lbs BEST SUGAR | jlonta artd isgoing to have it perform- 24 lb. BAG BEST FLOUR!—.... $1.75 ed with all of the frills and furbelow J DAN T. COWART,—388. of the uniting of a plutocratic maid en with a British peer. He wants Atlanta to see the show, so he has arranged to have it right in Atlanta's newest theater. Homer George, raaa- Young Mens Christian Association. An unusually interesting program is prepared for ail interested people *uger of tho Atlanta theater, who Is tonight. Two special selections in j himself an arden advocate of inatrl- special music will be given by Misses mony, has fallen into the scheme and Adams and \$Hlor. Thus giving a J has donated tho use of his playhouso splendid assortment of home talent for the solemn ceremony, music that will be very interesting. I Several days ago the Kentueky Remember that this Great'entertain* wooer wrote the mayor asking him Col. A. B. Spence has returned from a visit to Florida. Mrs. Spence re mained in Florida for a few' days lon ger with relatives. ment is free to alt members. The smiles from the $5 pretty girls are worth $10.00, but they are free. to find the writer a-Georgia mate. Tho mayor sent out the word through the columns of The Constitution, young woman of Waycross, saw the notice, declared that she was perfect- WAYCROSS GIRL TO BE BRIDE, BUT MU8T GO TO ATLANTA, jly willing to go to tho mysterious Atlanta Constitution. j bachelor, whose address is box 223, Interstate nuptials are not an un- < Richmond, Ky., and tho final act in common thing, but when the inter state nupials are officially conducted Hymen may look for unusual methods being employed before the knot is The many friends of Mr. Roy Wal den were pleased to see him on the streets yesterday afternoon, the first time Mr. Walden has been j methods when the Kentucky gentle- down town since he had a stroke of man who asked Mayor Winn, of At paralysis several weeks ago. lanta, to find him a Georgia bride, gets the bride. The Atlanta executive has proved not only an excellent John Aldcn for r Messrs George D. Rosser, and M. W. Abernathy, of Rocky Mount, N. C., and Scott Cameron, of Savannah, : the swain from Blue Glass, but now and Thomas Nolan, of Portsmouth, he proposes to be best man at the Va., are guests of the Phoenix Hotel, marriage and the officiating officer as ——■ well. the play is being arranged. Yesterday'the mayor, through bis secretary, Harlee Branch, wrote tbo anxious bridegroom. He told him of his good fortune In finding a Georgia bride, and also invited him to hold the ceremony In Atlanta and offered to perform the rites himself. Tile ans wer of the Kentuckian is eagerly awaited t>oth In Atlanta and at Way- cross. Film No. 1. “Society Hobos.” You will finch this a very laughable como- dy picture produced by the Yankee Picture Company. Film No. 2. "Follsbead As A Mod ern Guest." Anqther one of thoso famous comedy pictures by tho Italia Picture Company. The feature act for tonight and the balance of tho week will be ‘Italia’ the girl who writes the songs sbs sings, and "Ben J. Greene" in their own absurdity, “A Snap", presenting fomedy, -character changes, singing and dancing. RACING TEAM8 EXPECTED TO ARRIVE ON SUNDAY. Savannah, Ga., Nov. 10.—Additional racing teams that are entered In the bis events to be pulled off In Savan nah during Thanksgiving week are j expected to arrive on Sunday. The* Benz team is looked tor at that (Info j &w.b: Drew Co. Stationery, Book & Art Store 45-49 W. Bay Street Jacksonville, Fla V Wedding and Society Engraving ■ Everything for the Office Full Line Artistic Material Foot Ball & Athletic Goods Kodak* and Photo Supplies HELPFUL HINTS ON HAIR HEALTH. and when It'gota hero there should I Scalp »nd Hair Trouble Generally Mr. G. D. Pugh, superintendent of* the Savannah division of the Atlantic Coast Line, was among the visitors * to Waycross today. r * Mr. W. H. Cason, one of the best known and most popular salesmen In the city, is now with the Wilson Grocery Company. CONDUCT ROLL, 6TH GRADE A. ' Hazel Elliston, Maude Miller, Helm GriCn, Ncr'ma Hargreaves, Mary Lewis, Marie Allen. Ruth Miller*-* Boys: Dekle York. Shop In Savannah Ensel & Vinson Company (THE GARMENT STORE) Refunds Your Railroad Fare Write Us'for Particulars See Us When in Savannah. be something doing. Their greatest rivals, the Fiat team, liaii already mme and some of the members of It ibvc r-ad< trips around tho course. They pronounce^ it very fine and all sure that some new records ar< 'going to be hung on It. Additional interest has been added to tho races by tho annoucement that a prize of $1,000 in gold has been offered by an unknown Savan- nahian for the car that wins the Grand Prize race. Last year such a prize was given to the car which came in first regard less of time limit, handicaps lapsed t!jr.e or anything else but this year the money is to g oonly to the cat that wins theVace. One of the little Case cars entered in the small car race fell into the Irle of Hope River this morning but Van not badly dsmaceu. It was soon out and put in shape again. Caused by Carelessness. Dandruff is a contagious disease caused by a microbe which also pro duces baldness. Never use a comb or brush belonging to somo one else. No matter how clenaly the owner may be, these articles may be- infec- ted with microbes, which will infect your scalp. It is far easier to catch hair microbes than it Is to get rid of them, and a single stroke of an In fected comb or brush may well lead to baldness. Never try on anybody eise’s hat. Many a hat* band la a resting place for microbes. It you happen to be troubled with dandruff, itching scalp, falling hair or baldness, we have a remedy which we believe will 'completely relieve these troubles. We are so sure of and hair troubles, and we know ot nothing,else ^hpt equals it for affec* . tiveness, because of the results It has produced in thousands of cases. Rexail "93" Hair Tonic Is devised to banish dundruff, restore natural color when Us loss has boon brought about by disease, and make the hair uaturally silky, soft and glossy. It does this because it stimulated Che hair folides, destroys the germ mat ter, and brings about a free, healthy . circulation ot blood, which nourishes the hair roots, causing them to tighten and grow now hair. 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