Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19??, November 21, 1911, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextENT BY r T The Riverside Park Co. fONE 2-8T0RY 8-ROOM HOUSE FOR 120.00 PER MONT'' .ONE 2-8T0RY 7-ROOM HOUSE FOR •/•••• .-••• - * ,6 -°° PER MONTH /ONE 1-STORY S-ROOM, COTTAGE FOR W.00 PER MONTH FOR SALE ONE BEAUTIFUL 2-8TORY HOME.... ONE 6-ROOM COTTAOE $2,750.00, EASY TERMS $1,000.00, EASY TERMS ALSO FOR SALE i t A FEW VACANT LOT8 RANGING IN PRICE FROM $100.00 TO $400.00 ON TERMS SO EASY YOU WILL HAVE NO DIFFICULTY IN MEETING SAME. WITHOUT PAY ING TAXES OR INTEREST YOU (WILL BECOME A f^EE-HOLDER BEFORE YOU REALIZE IT. "Grandma” Sausage We have Installed an electric sau sage mill, and will make a specialty of "GRANDMA'' SAU8AGE. We have an up-to-date market and propose to head the procession. ‘Try us and be convinced. We have in*talled a HOBART ELECTRIC BONE GRINDER, and will make a specialty of furnishing our customers with this valuable egg producer at a very small cost. We urge you to try a small lot and see *the Increase in your egg supply j Then it will pay you to arrange for i j regular weekly supply so that you • will not be disappointed. T. H. Blizzard 108 Plant Avenue. Phone PHONE 468. RIVERSIDE PARK CO. LA grande bldg. ith. floor. Waycross, Ga. WAYCROSS LODGE No. 305. F. Si A. M. REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS ON 1ECOND AND FOURTH TUESDAY EVENING AT 7:30 P. M. All Masons Invited to Attend. J. M. BELL, W. M. W-V. CLARK, SEC. CITIZENS LEAGUE. 1 Whereas, In response to a call I* jiued and signed by many citizens, there assembled at the Court Houss In tho City of Waycross, on tho eve ning of October 12th., a representative 3x>dy of men, gathcrod from all wulks and vocations of lifo, composed of ministers of tho (iospel, physicians, lawyers, bankers, mere bants and members of tho organizations of Roll- Itr Makers, Machinists, Cn Workers, (Blacksmiths, Locomotlvo Engineers, Conductors, Switchmen, UrnUemen, Moulders, Inspectors, Carpenters, Clarks, Travelers T. 1*. A’s., Farmers’ Union, II. C, T’»., and the other ele ments going to mako up our cosmo politan population; tho object and money so collected should be expend ed to tho very best possible advan tage, with neither waste nor graft. The Sinking Fund provided to meet tho outstanding bonds 'should be kept Intact, and so invested as to bring tho best returns, so that the payinen* of bonds may be made promptly and our credit preserved. Next to the preservation of our credit, as outlined above, comes tho needs for streets, sidewalks and drainage, and these should bo improved Just as fnat as practicable, but tho work should be dono by a competent Supervisor, un der bond for faithful, honeht work, so that tho money spent for these Improvements may be a permanent dorsed, and who stand pledged to hearty accord with the platform ner*» enunciated. 21 tf THE CITIZENS LEAGUE. t | ■ -! - 1 - PARK MOR RAND CO. **CslNE.FR3 AND CONTRACTORS Lott-Hitch Building. re.inforced c;scre t e. purpose of this meeting being to con-) gain to tho city. Weeding edges of elder matters political affecting Way- cross, and to decide on .candidates and measures, to urge before tho -voters at tho approaching municipal primary, and Wherens, by a majority ballot of 4>ver one hundred voters, H. D. Heed was endorsed for Mayor, Dr. W. K Alecks was endorsed for Alderman, Second Ward, W. K. Chandler for Alderman Fourth Ward, and C. UeCount for Alderman, Sixth Ward,— these being tho only Aldermen to bo elected nt the ensuing election, and Whereas, by the endorsement of theso candidates for nomination at tho primary, nB men doomed worthy to bear the standard raised by this mooting; it becomes proper nud right that the purposes for which this meeting stood, and for which tho or- sxnlzation there effected atands, should he set forth tu a declaration of principles. Therefore, bo It resolved— I. That the Citizens Longue, forru *d nt said meeting, stands f SQUARE DEAL, for both ric! poor, high and low,—No favorit.sm under the law, but JUSTICE to nil, That In onlor to meet out exact jus tice our City Government should be Administered honestly, economically und equitably. The Tax rate should be ns low as possible consistent wifh meeting tho needs for revenue, and All property should be assessed alike. We condemn all inequalities In as- uatiments as rank favoritism, and *Ud*o ourselfcs to an assessment based on value not c/i ownership. We believe that the Street Tax should be made not to exceed 92.00 per an- Aam. Returns of property by Tax payers should be adjusted only after u fall hearing and an examination of the property. Baoolved II. That this organization Aland a for progress. We believe In s progressive age. and in s progressive dtp. No backward step should be iafceu. Not only should our tax rate bo aa low as possible consistent with streets and throwing sand in the mid dle is a waste of time and energy, from which no benefit is derived. Wo stand for hard surfaced streetg and for the Inying of good sidewalks for the people who walk thereon. Resolvod, III. That this organiza tion stands for a ’’squaro deal” and for PROGRESS, but It advocates giv ing overy proper help and cncourubo- mont to our schools, colleges nnd oth er educational institutions. Tho needs for a ppbllc library is apparent, and steps should bo taken to secure one without delay. All our eilemosynary institutions should bo fostered and aided, and especially do wo commend the Kings' Daughters Hospital for its noble work. Resolvod, IV. That this organiza tion stands committed to giving all due encouragement to new enterpris es, manufactories, public service cor porations and those things which tv- or the upbuilding of a clfy, yet to use city property should .anted without adequate compen sation, la money or aervlce, to the city or Ita people. We believe the time bas come for tho city to own Its City Hall, and favor the erection or purchase of such building as will be adequate to the needs of the city for; the next decade at least, believing' the aame to be conducive to economy in public service, and for the better management of city affairs. A cen-1 tral City market should be provided j for ss early aa practicable; also tlioj garbage of the City should be removed i frequently, and cremated or other wise disposed of so as not to menace j the public health. Thta declaration of principles la put j forth for the purpose of defining the) position of those responsible for the Citizens League movement, and wo heartily Invite nil who desire good government for Waycross, who be lieve In theso principles, who deslro equal lights to all, special privllges to non*, to join with us in carrying this banner to vlctofy by nominating A MAIL CARRIER’S LOAD. Seems heavier when he has a weak back nnd kidney trouble, Fred Dueh* ren, Mail Carrier at Atchison, Tvas., says: “I have been bothered with kidney and bladder troublo nnd had a severe pain across my back. When ever I carried a load, my kidney trou ble Increased. Some time ago, I start ed taking Foley Kidney Pills and sinco taking them I have gotten entirely rid of all my kidney trouble nnd am as sound now as ever.” Gem Pharmacy, T. S. Paine. f Our New Stock 0/ Cut Glass, Sterling Silver China and Brass Novelties juct received. Select your wedding presents and gifts from our NEW CLEAN STOCK SOMETHING NEW AR. RIVING DAILY. Jewelers and Opticians. Little & Odjm A CLOSE INSPECTION fs wba* always happens when you ire met face to face BY A LAUNDRY CRANK. Re may be a friend, but he insists on icrutfraizing your linen. Be on the tafe and sure side and have us do LAUNDRY WOR KTHAT IS IRRE8I8TIBLE. ft’s as cheap as ''slop” work and rw)ks a "heap” better. Wilson STEAM LAUNDRY COUGHING AT NIGHT. Mbans loss of sleep which is bad for everyone. Foley’s Honey and Tar Compounl stops the cough at once, re lieves the tickling and dryness In the throat and heals the Inflamed mem branes. Prevents a cold developing In to bronchitis or pneumonia. Keep al ways in the house. Refuse substitut es. Gem Pharmacy, T. S. Paine. Big supply of csrd board, all col ors* Just received at Herald. J. E. Parker, 2021 No. 10th St, Ft. Smith, Ark., says that ho had taken many kinds of kidney medicine, but he did not get better until he took Foley Kidney Pills. No matter how long you have had kidney trouble, you will And quick and permanent benefit by the use of Foley Kidney Pills. Start taking them now. Gem Pharma cy, T. 8. Paine. city's legitimate needs, bst ths la the primary the candtds'ts on- &w.b: Drew Co. Stationery, Book & Art Store 4549 W. Bay Street - i.- Jacksonville, Fla Wedding and , Society Engraving Everything for the Office Full Line Artistic Material Foot Ball & Athletic Goods Kodak and Photo Supplies J rJers. l,00o 1,000 FALL CABBAGE PLANT* Our fall cabbage plants, field and Flat Dut4i, are now re -y'for shipment, and we want you: Prices f. o. b., Meggett: 1,000 to 3,000 at $1-50 r 4,000 to 8.000 at .... $1-25 p* 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. SAVED MANY FROM DEATH. W\ L. Mock, of Mock, Ark., believes he has saved many lives In his 25 years of experience In the drug busi ness. “What I always like to do,” he writes, “Is to recommend Dr. King’s New Discovery for weak, sore lungs, hard colds, hoarseness, obstinate coughs, la grippe, croup, asthma or other bronchlcal affection, for I feel sure that a number of my neighbors are alive and well today because they took my odvice to use It. I honestly believe its the best throat and lung medicine that’s made.” Easy to prove lie’s right. Get a trial bottle free, or regular 50 cent or $1.00 bottle. Guar anteed by All Druggists. A BATHER’S VENGEANCE Would li>ye fallen on any one who at tacked the son of> Peter Bondy. of South Rockwood, Mich., but he wa» powerless before attacks of Kidney trouble. “Doctors could not help- him” he wrote, “so at laBt we gave him Electric Bitters and he Improvel rab idly and wonderfully from taking alrT bottles. Its the best Kidney medicine I ever say.” Backache, Tired feeling Nervousness, I^oss of Appetite, warn of kidney trouble that may end in dropsy, diabetes or Bright’s disease. Beware: Take Electric Bitters and be- safe. Every bottle guaranteed. 50c* at All Druggists. RING 174 FOR WOOD. A HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE. That stops coughs quickly and cures colds is Foley’s Honey and Tar Com pound. Mrs. Anna Pelzer, 2526 ‘Jef ferson St., So. Omaha, Neb., says: “I can recommend Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a sure cure for coughs and colds. It has cured my daughter af o bad cold and my neigh bor, Mrs. Benson, cured herself and her whole family with Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. Everyone In our neighborhood speaks highly of it." Gem Pharmacy, T. S. Paine. 28 tf For flrst-chrsa rubber tire and wire- wheel work at prices right, see J. T. McGee, 21 Albany avenue. 12 30t Auto Race Special VIA ATLANTIC COAST LINE THANKSGIVING DAY, 101. 30 From Waycross and intermedi ate points and return LEAVE WAYCROSS 4:25 A. M. ARRIVE SAVANNAH 7:45 A. M. RETURNING, LEAVE SAVANNAH 7:00 P. M, j Cent/al Time PLENTY OF NICE COACHESWTLL BE PROVIDED.. $4.15 Round trip fare including seat in Grand Stand "B.” L. P. GREEN, T. A. A. THOMASVILLE, GA. E. M. NORTH, A. G. P. A. SAVANNAH, GA. Young’s Real Estate Investments ISABELLA 8TREET: 2 CHOICE LOTS NEAR MARY STREET PARK. TWO YEARS TO PAY FOR THEM. PRICES EXTREMELY REASONABLE. CARSWELL 8TREET: ONE LARGE LOT, SOUTH ERN EXPOSURE, TERM8 OR CASH. THI8 OPPORTU NITY WONT GO BEGGING, 8EE ME AT ONCE. MCDONALD, 8TREET: 2 BEAUTIFUL LOT8 OPPO SITE MR. B. M. NORVELL’S BUNGALOW. TERMS OR CASH. ■m COLLEGE HILL: ONE TEN ACRE TRACT, BE- YOND LARGE OAK8, INSIDE CITY LIMIT8, IDEAL PLACE FOR SUBURBAN HOME WHERE PLENTY ROOM MAY BE HAD FOR ORCHARD8, VINEYARD. AND GARDEN8. COLLEGE HILL: 8EVERAL LOT8 NEAR COLp LEGE AT BARGAIN PRICE8, TERM8 OR CA8H. JANE ELIZABETH, AND MARY 8TREET EXTEN- 8I0N: HNS HERE YOU CAN PURCHA8E A LARGE LOT NEAR INTO THE BU8INE33 8ECTI0N, NEAR THIT A. C. L. 8H0PS, AND IN A 8ECTION OF THE CI1Y THAT IS ABSOLUTELY FREE OF COLORED RESIDENTS. TERMS $15 DOWN AND $5 PER MONTH AND UPWARDS BUY8 A LOT 70x100 FEET. “B” STREET: ONE CHOICE LOT, NEAR ALBANY AVE. TERMS OR CA8H. Walter M. Young, Real E-tate Bargains. 1 PHONE 270.