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THE LEADING GROCERY STORE.
Sew goods are coming every flay.
7 he housekeeper will enjoy an Inspec
tion bf our stock. No store in'Way*
crotirpresents so many unusual fancy
trtiii.
Eveir article must have a clean and
clear title to enter our store.
Where are you buying your goods?
The guarantee we give has no string
s / tied to it. No “If6" .or “and’*";
' pimply means that if the goods a*«.
mot good ^notify us and wo will send
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
AT THE MAJESTIC.
I Pictures for tonight will be ar-Sol-
lqiss;
Film No. 1. "The Brvthero.” An
TO UNITE CONFERENCE.
At 4he last quarterly conference ot
the First MethoUlet'Church a revolu-. entertaining story of Ireland that con-
tlca was adopted to unite th. South Jure* up memories of the old eod t.
Georgia Conference to meet in Way- a°pa and -laughers cf Erin. Pro-
cross next year. The conference duced by the imp Picture company,
meets In Balnbrldge the first of De* j Film No. 2. "The Conspirators.”
cember. Savannah la also after thoiThis ono you will find to 7>e a very
1912 meeting of the conference.
t
Hi
Mr. D. L. Keen, the wol! known and
for them promptly and pleasantly. It J popular proprietor of the, Pepsi Cola
also covers the matter of full wei?
Interesting detective story, produced
by the “Great Northern" Picture Com
pany.
The vaudeville act for the first half
*nd full count. Wh#n you fully real
ize the pleasure and profits of doing
business with euch a trading place
you will come to our store as a regu
far patron.
SPECIAL MENTION.
Imported goods, such r.s Holland
Herring, Dill Pickles, Roqufort
Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Edom Chees?,
LJmberger Cheese, Herring In bullion,
■etc..
Remember, on Friday of each week
we get our Tennessee butter, chickens
and eggs.
Complete line of' gra'a, hay and
feed. We are still selling our fam
ous C. C. D. butter at 23 cents a
pound. *.
We extend to the public a?i Invita
tion to visit our stb'j and compare
prices, and we will ba rntlsfied with
the verdict.
We guarantee satistae nn and first
class service and to please all who
are afflicted with the eating habit.
THE WILSON GROCERY COMPANY
W. M. Wilson, Manager
Phone No. 128. Wi’son Btock.
10 TRY FOR NEW
WORLD’S RECORD
Savannah, Ga., Nov. 22.—In an ef
fort to hang up a new world’s record
for road races the promoters of the
Vanderbilt Cup and International
Grand £rize races at Savannah # havo
arranged for special records to ~ue
kept of the first 202 mites in the Van*
•derbilt race, that being the distance
•of the distance of the Santa Monica
Tace, in which a a new world’s record
•of 74.6 miles and hour was establish*
■ed.
, This decision brings about an unus*
ual situation. The Vanderbilt Cap
race is to be 280 miles- The drivers
In the Vanderbilt would, naturally,
nave their cars. Will they go out af*
ter this record, or will they drive Just
ns if no time were being kept of the
first 202 miles? Some believe even
fehould one of the foreign cars win tho
Vanderbilt an American car might
achieve the distinction of breaking the
/world's record, which, in itself, would
be almost as desirable as winning first
place.
Botling Works, has purchased a hand- jot the week will ho "Uoylo and Fields"
some automobile. jTv'n kidding kids, comedy slaying and
I eccentric dancing. This act comes to
KING’S DAUGHTERS us ver >' h, S hJ i' recommended nud will
HOSPITAL NOTES. I amuse the adults as well ns tho chll-
So much to thanlr our friends for
FIRE INSURANCE AND BONDS.
Lott-Peabody Insurance Agency.
and so little time, if we do not say the
words as you’d wish us to ovorTOSR
It this time and we’ll Try Tidrder next
time.
This is our list:
Two dolls; one a "sleepy" doll;
t^ys, hooks, fans, all /or our little
girl; candy, house vines, pot plants,
and a bushel of sweet potatoes for
ourselves. But last and greatest ft
CAR load of wood.
Mr. Frank Russell returned to his
home on Gilmore street Sunday morn
lug not strong but with no lever.
The friends and relatives Of* Mrs.
J. B. Henderson, of Manor^ Ga., will
be glad to know she is doing well.
Mr. F. E. Hickocx spent Sunday
here with his wife.
Mrs. E. M. Chastlne left Thursday
for Thomasvllle, Ga. Mrs. Chastino
was .taken from the train ill seventeen
days ago. '
Nora Brown returned to Mr. Kirk
lands’ well and happy.
The county commissioners gave u»
a call tho first of the month, this is
what we want, call look over our
books and learn, exactly what we are
doing, and give us a chance to tell you
what we need.
The commissioners have called, now
then aldermen its your turn, if yoi
just SEE bow these nurses live you
will try to get that annex for thejn.
Mrs. A. F. Mosley, of Albany ave
nue, city, returns home today after a
selge of fever.
The Knights of Pythias sent us a
check helping with the expense
care for & Brother Pythian’s wife.
Each day we realize how friendly tho
Fraternity Lodges are to us.
Three on the list waiting for rooms.
Mrs. DeReln and daughter are doing
nicely.
The wind doesn’t bother us, the
rain does not wake us, but wind and-
rain together; well, we get uj>'an&
move ourselves to other sleeping
quarters. ...
10 HOLD JOE
BR01 RALLIES
Get the habit, smoke "V. B. S.
Clear Havana. 27 fc
“That Good Old Coffee
of Long Ago”
II It Wasn’t Good Coltee It Wouldn’t Have Lived So' Long
Only a coffee of marvelous quality could hold the place of undisputed leader
lor uearly two hundred years. Yet French Market Coffee is increasing daily in
popularity. And itis the same delicious French blend that so delighted Andrew
Jackson, Henry Clay and the beautk-s and gallants who thronged the old French
Market in New Orleans centuries ago. .Then you could get
Rench Marks! Coffee
only a — ,
dally, at your own table. For tba old French Market blend is perpetuated by
The Same Uniqu^Hygienic Roasting Process
and we NOW deliver French Market Coffee everywhere in hermetically-sealed
tins. It comes to you fresh from the mill with all its enticing aroma and deli
cious flavor. “There is only one real old French Market flavor”—quiy one coffee
with a history.
French Market Mills
(New Orleans Coffee Comaeay, Ltd.. Proprietors)
Naw Orleans, La.
Bu,b ^‘“ h *r
French Market M 3 -
Cotta*
ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR A
GOOD STOMACH.
This Offer Should Be A Warning Tj
Every Man and Woman.
Tho newspapers and medical journ
als recently have had much to say
relative to a famous millionaire’s of
fer ot. a million dollars for a new
stomach.
The great multi-millionaire was too
busy to worry about the condition of
his stomach. He allowed hiB dyspep
sia to run from bad to worse until in
the end It became incurable.
His misfortune serves as a warning
to others.
Every ono who suffers with dyspep
sia for a few years will give every*
thing he owns for a new^tomach.
Dyspepsia is commonly caused by
an abnormal state of the gastric juic
es, or by lack of tone In the walls of
tho stomach. The result is Chat t]
stomach loses its powers to
food.
We are now able to supply certain
missing elements—to help to restdre
to the gasric juices tholr digestive
power, and to aid In making Tfii
stomach strong and well.
We know that Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets are a most dependable reme
dy for disordered stomachs, indiges
tion, and dyspepsia.
We want you to try them and will
return your money if you are not mori
than satisfied with the remits,
hTree sizes, 25 cents, 60 cents and
tl.OO. Remember, you can obtain
Rexall Remedies In this community
only at our store—The Rexall Store.
The Seals pharmacy.
On Wednesday, next the 29th Inst.,
public meetings to which everybody in
the city and county Is invited, will bs
ne'.d commencing at 10 o’clock a. m
in the court house, nud at 7:30 o’clock
•V night in Jhe band stand park,
to be addressed In the Interest of tho
candidacy of Hou. Jos. M. Brown for
Governor, by Judge J. L. Sweat, Mr
V. L. Stanton,, Judge John T. Myers,
Hon. John W. Bennett and others.
And on Saturday, December 2, next,
meetings will also bo held in Way-
cross in tho Interest of Gov. Brown a
candidacy, to be addressed by sever
al promineut out of town speakers of
the Btate, whose names will be an
nounced later, from the rranif stand
commencing at 7:30 o’clock at night,
or if disagreeable weather prevfftla
both the court house In the day and
opera house at night will be used.
Music by the. Waycross Band.
This November 22, 1911.
C. M. Sweat, President.
V. L. Stanton, Secretar.
Ware Joo Brown Club.
TWELFTH VICTIM OP
“JACK THE RIPPER.”
Atlanta, Ga;, Nor. 21.—Tho body ol
l unknown negro woman was
found on Stewart avenue today, her
throat cut from ear to ear. The find
ing of the body thus slashed has re
vived the stories of "Jatk The Ripper"
this making the twelfth negro woman
killed in this mysterious manner with
in the last year.
BEGIN IT TODAY.
That, good old saying, "A stitch in
time .saves nipe/’ 1s. proved over and
over in our daily life.
For example, when you begin to
feel out of sorts, don’t want to eat,
and don’t seem as strong as usual,
If you would begin right away to use
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron
preparation without oil, you, counf
easily put yourself in good trim again
with ono bottlo, or loss. But who?
you wait and grow worse all the
time, it Is bound to take more.
We just- got a letter from Mrs.
Ma>y Glynn of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., whj
says: "When my health became run
down last* ifarch I took prompt action
to improve It and was told that Vinol
was the best thing to build mo up
Using one bottle of Vinol has mad*
me weli' anjl strong again.”
Don’t put It off another day. Ii
you feel the need of more strength
and better blood, of If fine of your
family it weak and sickly, Vinol will
give renewed strength and energy. It
it does not, we will give you bac«
your money. The Seals Pharmacy.
Get the habit, smoke
Hear Havana. ,*
B. 8.”
27 tf
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Los Angesles, Cal., Nov. 21.—Judge
Walter Bordell’s court room will look
llko the drafting room of a civil engi
neer’s office within a few weeks tf
present plans In the McNamara mur
der trial are carried out.
Instead of beginning the trial by
taking up the state’s contention that
a crime was committed In the explo
sion which wrecked the Los Angelo?
Times over a year ago with the loss
of twenty one lives, opposing counsel
are planning flrot to establish tho
fact that the fact that the Los Angeles
Times building existed at the Intersec
tion of First street and Broadway and
that it was a building of a certain
eort.-
To this end elevation sketches, floor
map and street diagrams and complete
models have been prepared by experts
and It Is possible that days will be
spent after the jury is secured In In
troducing, identifying and labeling
these exhibits. The models are cut
away so as to show the Interior of tho
building with tiny lynotypes, printing
presses, office furniture, elevators and
electrotyping'machinery, all made to
scale and all In place.
"Ink alley,’’ a driveway which ca
tered the building proper, will be
shown, as will another alley north of
the building, in order that no juror
may be confused in any testimony
glveih regarding either of these points.
When this part of the work is done,
the prosecution expecta to start the
presentation of its case against James
B. McNamara.
An entire change was made today
in arrangements for feeding jurors
and talosmen in the case. A private
houso perched on a big hill near tho
Hall of Records was opened for tholr
accomodation at meal time by Sheriff
Hammcl, and at the noon recess tho
men in the Jury box marched to tha
foot of tho hill, packed themaelvej
In/o a cable car and rode up to n
luncheon prepared hy a special cool;
and served by spoclal waiters ongaso i
by the county authorities. Heretofore
the Salesmen and juror* have had
their meals at a restaurant
L. J. COOPER, President
. J. W, .BELLINGER, Cashier.
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A DREADFUL SIGHT
To H, J. Barauro, ot Frecvlllt, *\* Y.,
was the fever-softs that hat plaques
bis life for years In epi-e of many
.fmedics be tried. At last be used
-hi.'klen's Arnica Salve aid wrote*
'll baa entirely healed with scar elv
> scar left” Heats Burns, Bolls, Eft
• ms, Cuts, Bruise*, Swellings, Cams
tf d Pile* Ilk* magic. On.y 25; At
til Druggists.
J T TURNER
ARCHITECT.
Sttlce L* n -*nd* Building. P. 0. Ben •
Way cross, Georgia.
First
And foremost when selecting a bank with which to do
business, you should patronize ono that the
National
Government examines and pronounces secure. Safety and
security, coupled with ample resources, conservative man
agement, and good banking service, should influence you
in tho selectidn of a
Bank
If you haven’t'asiret realized the necessity of a bank ac
count, “think it over," and just here we call you atten
tion to the First National Bank
ofWaycross
RESOURCES '. $800,000.00
CAPITAL $200,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS $40,000.00
WATER POWER
Special To The Herald.
Washington, D. C., Nov. 21.—Tile
National Waterways Commission was
called to order here today by clialft
man Senator Burton ot Ohio, to hold
a series ot hearings with a view 61
obtaining every avainble Information
concerning the Imoortuut subjoct .of
water power.
The Commission will consider tun.
damental principles portainlng to
rights In and utilization ot water pow
ers; the proper relation of the Federal
Government to . their developmnt In
the public domain or Iff navlgablz
rivers under the Jurisdiction of Con
gress; the best methods of utilising
water powers as a problem at hy
draulic engineering; the moil desira
ble line of division between States and
national control, etc.
Among those Invited to attend the
hearings are Attorney General Wlclt-
ersham .Gilford Plnchot, Secretary
Fisher and Louis BrKhdels.
It Is expected that {ho Commission
will embody Its (ladings In a volumi
nous report to Congress.
FLORIDA WHITE-RIBONER8 MEET.
Special To The Horald.
Tampa, Fla., Nov. 21.—Tho twent !■
eighth annual convention of the Flor
ida Woman’s Chrttslan Temperance
Union opened her* today with an
unusually large attendance and will
continue In session until Friday eve
ning.
This Is the first tlmo In more tha.i
twenty years that this organization lj
Holding Us annuel meetlsg In Tamps
and, In honor or tno event tho citi
zens have made special sfforta to
pleaso the delegatee who are gathered
here from all parts of tbs state.
An exceedingly Interesting program
has been arranged for the convention
Including a big reception at the Tam
pa Bay Hotel this evening; amT ad
dress by Miss Elltn Stone, the fsmoas
missionary who was captured, by bri
gands In 1201 and for whom s ran
som of $65,01)0 was paid, and a chon)
contest on Friday evening.
Bride Belongs to Noted Family.
Special To The Herald.
Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 21.—A’large
gathering of spectatora belonging hi
he eseluslve social clrclea of Phila
delphia and other large enstera cltlee
tilled St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Third and Pine streets, at noon to
day, when Mies Gladys Eleanor Powell
daughter of Wilfred Powell, BriCls-t
Consul at this port and grand-daughter
of General Sir Robert S. Uadon-Powell,
the famous hero of the Boer War, was
mnfrled to the Rev. Percy James
Brown, senior curate of St. Peter'a and
recently appointed dean of the Eplf-
copul Cathedral a Manila, P. I.
The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Coadjutor Dr. Phillip M. Rhine
lander, assisted by the rector of tha
church, Rev, E. M. Jeffreys and tha
Rev. Jamea Baden-Powell, an uncle
of the bride, who came here from Lon
don.
Mary-L. Powell, a alster ot tha
bride was maid ot honor and Qllbart
Harvey best man.
Tomorrow the couple will said fof
England where they will spend their
honeymoon before departing for Ma
nila.
PHYSICIANS HOLD
CONVENTION AT DOUGLAS
Douglas, Ga., Nov. 21.—The annual
convention of the Eleventh District
Medical Association convened at Dong
las today In the Elka Hall as th*
guest of the Coffee County Medical
Aasoclatlon. ‘ About forty pbyaldan*
reprosentng every town and county In
tho dlatrict are in attendance. Among
tho prominent vlaltlng physicians are
Dra. Fanner and Danlela of Savannas,
Goldsmith and Jones of Atlanta, and
Cunningham of Macon.
Tho vlslti.ng physicians were given
a banquet st the new Dougins Hotel
tonight by the local association.
By a unanimous vote St. 3lmons Is
land was selected ss the permanent
mooting place of tho association,
which will moet on,tho third Tuesday
In Juno each year.
Tbe following offleers wero elected
for the ensuing year: Dr. H. C.
Welchel of Douglas, president; Dr.
Dallace Williams^ of Folkston, vice
president; and Dr. T. J. Carswell ot
Wsycross, secretary and treasurer.
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positive results will delight yea. ~Fot
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WAYCROSS HERALD
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