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f - 1 . • • 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 PLAY FOOTBALL GETS TEN YEARS Jesttp, Ga., Nov. 16.—The greater part of two days in Wayne Superior •JJpedal To The Herald. Madison, Wls., Nov. 17.—Not alnco j Wisconsin severed football relations • Court was taken lip In the trial of with Michigan some years ago has so j George Vann for the killing of Joe much Interest been manifest el! In a. Dopson, last July, gridiron contest ns Is shown In game i James H. Thomas And James W. gifltwccti Wisconsin and Minnesota to-1 Popped of Jesup with John W. Ben- morrow. which will virtually decide | nett of Waycross, represented Vann, the Western conference championship j The case was prosecuted by Solicitor for the season. i General J. H. Thomas and Robert L. Fully 16,000 spectators, including I Dennett. The Jury was . out two ,hjg delegations of alumni of both in-1 hours and brought in a verdict of vol stttuttons from all over the West, are, untary manslaughter. Sentence of expected to Oil the stands when the | ten years was passed. | referee's whistle calls the rival eTev-l J sens to battle. I Young Men’s Chrictian Association. * That It will be a contest worth see- j Special notice to every Waycross ' Ing Is regarde»l as certain In view of j i**q: and father. Sunday 3 p. m. is | BIG TEAT THEATRE All Week Long Commencing Monday, Nov. 20 the season's record of the two tear*;?. Local sentiment favors the cha > -4 of the Wisconsin team, though 1; is freely acknowledged the BadRers will have to put up a hard light to hold down their own with the Minneslta players Minnesota and Wisconsin have met regularly on the gridiron since 1S90, ■with the exception of the year 1600. Minnesota has «leven victories to her credit and Wisconsin eight. >rvice. Come pruyinR. The t .‘>Ject will he of great Interest to all mothers and fathers. Of course there ate some that the truth hurts. Well, the very best thing for you is to stay at home. 8eeretnry Norvell. PATENTS &SSS>'“«’SK.?K!!sE“ I I E 1 5*9 D.sw!m?co1 Very Serious It 1b a very errious matter to i I for one medicine and have the wrong ono clven you* For this ! reason wa t."e you in buying to be carcfci to get the genuine— BUck-SaugHT Liver Mcdlctoe Til* reputation cl thi» cl J, rell*. bt* medicis*. f-r constipation, in* digestion and Ever trout le, la firm ly established. It doaa net imitate other medicines. It it better than ethers, or’ it would not ba tha fie. Tortta liver powder, with a larger “*—to all othtra cocablaad. SOLD IN TOWN Fl Big aelactloi) plaid Gtathams, II 1-2 Humphreya A Wllllamaon. ADVERTISE IN THE WAYCROSS HERALD THE FAMOUS JEWELL-KELLEY , STOCK COMPANY A CLEAN HIGH-CLASS FAMILY THEATRE, PLAYING TO TK- -EST PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH. THE LARGEST TENTED THEATRE IN THE WORLD, SEAT- INC ?,000 PEOPLE. * ^ Monday Night, Nov. 20 “Way Down East” THE ORIGINAL Wm. BRADY VERSION AS PRODUCED BY HIM IN NEW YORK CITY. Admission, 10c to all BEST SEATS. Including ADMISSION 35o Entire change of program nightly. Big Matinee Saturday, 3 p. m., 10c to All Kansas has lost 2,000 Inhabitants in qualities of this preparation? ttfo years. Lots of them have come We could not afford to so strongly to South Georgia. j endorse Rexall "OS" Hair Tonic and — . «|» ■ — J continue to sell It as we do, If It did • not do all we claim it will should our The latest from the battleship Maine) ^ ! enthusiasm have carried us away, and Is to the effect that she was blown up from the outside. Take Advantage of This Generous Offer. Rexall “93’’ Hair Tonic not give en-, tire satisfaction to the . users, they l would lose faith In us and our state- • ments, and In consequence our busi ness prestige wiuld suffer. We assure you that If your hair Is beginning to unnaturally fall out or If you have any scalp trouble, Rexall “63” Hair Tonic will promptly eradi cate dandruff, stimulate hair growth, and prevent premature baldness, or Great Southern Corn Show Atlanta, Ga., December 5-S, 1911. LOW EXCURSION RATES VIA A. B. & A. RAILROAD. A splendid program has been arranged* ns follows: TUESDAY, DEC. 6th, 2:30 p. m.—Opening of Corn Show; Orations on the subject of corn production. Session of Southern Entomolo gists. Discussion of the Boll Weevil. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6th. —Boys’ Day; Address by Dr. A. M. Soule, President State Agriculturral College; Address by Governor Judson Harmon of Ohio; Boys* Corn Clubs and Trades Parade. THURSDAY DEC. 7th—Girl's Day—a very interesting program by the women /isd girls. FRIDAY, DEC. Sth.—Address by Prof. Jnrnagan on “Corn As Food". Awarding of prizes. Exhibits from all of the Southern States. This will be the + greatest exhibit of corn production ever given in the South. Every day a big day. DON’T MISS IT. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEE TICKET AGENTS. W. H. I.cahy, G. P. A. E. H. Fell, A. G. P. A. Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. A. D. Daniel, T. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. Don’t Miss the Grand Prize Automobile Races Savannah, Ga., November 21-30, 1911. Excursion rates via a. b. a a. railroad. Tied?man Trophy Race, Monday November 27th. Savannah Trophy Race, Monday, November 27th. Vanderbilt Cup Race, Monday, November 27th. International Grand Prize Race, Thursday, November 30th. Races on the seventeen mile course, the finest in the world. Admission tickets to the races w.'i: be sold in connection with railroad tickets. Tickets on sale November 26th to 29h, in elusive, with return limit Decemtfei 4th, 1911. See the nearest ticket agent for further Information. W. H. Leahy, G. P. A. E. H. Fell, A. G. P. A. D. Daniel, T. P. A. 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