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We have been fortunate in secur
ing the sale agency for 1912 of the
famous F. A. WHITNEY and the
FULTON lines of Go Carts and Car
riages. We are now showing these
handsome Carts and Carriages at no
larger price than is usually paid for the,
We have them from "
ordinary kind,
$4.50 TO $35.00
The wlcklcss automatic
kind. No wlcka to char or
amoks. We sell them on 10
daya trial.
't _7 (S
a large
of the
FLORENCE
O i 1 Heatens. N o
smoke, no odor.
Prices from
4.50 .TO 10.50
DRESSERS
■With chlffloners and dressing ta*
bles to match, in all woods, finishes
and styles. We have a truly beau
tiful line, at prices to fit any purse.
ROCKERS
The largest line ever shown in
this city. We have them in all
styles and finishes, from a
large heavy solid oak one at
$1.98, like cut, up to the genuine
leather Turkish kind at
$25 TO $30
.
MORRIS CHAIRS
We have the Royal Push Button
kind, the Automatic kind and the
Regular rftyies, iu all the different
finishes and upholdterings. An ideal
Christmas gift for father or husband.
Prices from $10 to $25.
We have a large line
of Davenports and
Couches, in Genuine
or Chase Leather at
from $17 to $50
We are showing a handsome line
of Comforts, Blankets and the r w
Single Comfortables. The ass<-
ment both in cotton and wool is
large, and the prices from
$1.60 to $7.50
make them all great values.
We are now prepared to give you better seivict
than ever before, the kind that will merit your contin
ued and increasing patronage. Our large new dtore is
filled with the-largest and, we believe, the berft assorted
and MOST COMPLETE line of Home Furnishings ever
shown in this section of the State. Our buydt has been
busy for months selecting for our chain of stores, from
the leading factories of the country, the mammoth stocks
we arc now showing, and each and every article has
been seledte I with the view of giving our cu&omers the
BEST VALUES for their money. The immense quantities
we buy enables us to offer you these goods at much
LOWER prices than the small dealers.
Walker-Hood Furniture Company
80 PLANT AVE. PHONE 499
“The Store of Great Values Where Your Credit Is Good”
RATTAN ROCKERS, with Settees,
Tables, Corner and Reception Chairs
to match, finished in light shellac; also
a large variety in brown in all the pop
ular styles.
Make your chri&mas seiedtions now.
We will deliver it when you are ready
mous Coffee of 200 Years A
Ortr a century ago tho old French Market at New Orleana
n, limed lor Ita-dellclous coffee. It wo quit, different from
the ordinary coffee ol today. teople were accujtonwd to visit
tha French Market and drink cup .Iter enp of the delicious
beverage* Andrew laekioo. Henry Clay aad other famous men
nrdlicd tb!> rere old French Blend. Beautiful women ot New
Orleans enloyed It nt tie cIommI the Mardl area belle, and
alter the dally siesta. TV. yon could obtain _
> FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS <
GUARANTEED TO SATISFY CUSTOMERS
_ FKOM THE ORIGINAL CABBAGE PLANT GKO WEBS.
only at tho French Market In New Orltaaa. But pOW yon all
mayeervelt—dally—*^our own tables. For the real old French
Market Blend [> perpetuated by
The Sams Unique Hygienic Roasting Process
No matter white yea live roe ean now obtalo this tore old eeSm,
with ah Its tatkHce. natural ttteatth and aroma, lot it It peeked to
bermeUcallr-atelod coat, natonched by bumeo handa.'
Then tot»tM<vaa!ae"Fraach Market Coffee"-oalr eat Tnach
Market Pleven No wonder the eccret el he blend aad mail waa
gnaidadeecanfally toe ao many mare. ' -
Order trow roer Orocer-TODAT,
Cenatoe "Preach Market Coffee-
, -the coffee'with a falltory— le
J T TURNER
ARCHITECT.
Offlen UGrand. Building. P. O. Son «
Waycrcta. Georgia.
French Market MiDa
tSrirUjotoftM^Ca.UI.
New Orleans, Ls.
Butstess
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
NOTICEI
J. T. Strlcklnnd, tax collector, will
«>. Ill hi. offleo at the court house | ^ M|i< Jenn| , , IamlUon and formerly
o’clock on troin 8D, and will be car
ried Immediately to Lott cemetery
where the Interment will take place in
tho family burying ground. Mrs.
j Mrs. Jones Is well remembered here
(tomorrow and Saturday for the pu*-
pose of collecting >tato and county
$ax. Pay now and register.
COMMISSARY BURNS.
The commlwary of Mr. W. R.
Itaach nt .New Lacy wa» destroyed oy
41re loveral days ago. Tho loll wil
amount to about $lo,ttR) with only
$6,000 ItiBurnnce. The origin of tho
flro U unknown.
made her homo In Waycrow. Friends
of tho family are invited to attend tho
funeral at the cemetery. Rev. W.
H. Scruggs will-conduct'the service.
Mr. Mnrvll has charge of tho funeral
arrangement*.
GEORGIANS.
Members of the Georgians are re
quested to meet promptly at three
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
parlor of the Y. M. C. A. building.
Ah unusually interesting program has
been arranged. Mrs. J. \V. Seals
and .Mrs. Will Soaman will bo hostess
es.
MRS. LEITCH WOK COAT SUIT.
Tho handsomo $35.00 coat suit of-
; fored by tho Wilkes Dry Goods Com-
Ipany to tho lady mnklng the largest
' cash purchase during their big “Keen-
A telephone message waa received ; R||t .. w „ ww by M „. A . M .
fcy Judge and Mr*. II. 1>. Urowcr Ob j B1 P , ra „ el Blreet . M „.
roornlng announcing^ death ortue;,^., Mnountod (0 ,70.30.
little child ol Mr. and Mro. 8. S. j Mra t , justly proud ot tho
Jobe., or Savannah. Tho remnlna j
prize.
will bo brought here tomorrow nt one
SALE.
On Saturday afternoon at Mr. Him
ions furnlturo .tore a aale will oe
hold lor the benefit ol the old Indlei
homo. There will be on aalo, dolls,
fancy work and numerous Xmas arti
cle*.
no /\U3:l:,u4 appears .
TO HEAR RUS8ELL MAN.
j Quitman, On.; Nor. 21.—Hociueo no
body appealed 'at tho churl houio
hero today to lliten to him, John Clay
Stnftb, of Atlanta, who had been ached
uled to make a campaign epeech in
behalf 6f judgge It. B. Russell, failed
to speak. v ' ”- ' v ''
COWARTS* RING 388.
FRESH FISH PER POUND So
FRESH OYSTERS PER QUART 30o
0Y8TER MEAL, MILK AND CRACK
ERS. , • 23 3*
DOUBLE WEDDING.
Last evening at live o’clock at the
home ot. the brlde’a lather, Mr. Ben
Jonea, Mias Minnie Jonea and Dr. W,
K. Meeks were married In the pres-
) once ol trlende and relatives. Rev. J,
; B. Thrasher officiating. Just alter the
.ceremony the bridal party want to
Trinity .Church-where Miss Anion B,
Jones and Mr. Charles B. Jones were
married. Dr. Meek* and hit bride
acting as attendant*. . Rev. J. R,
Thrasher officiating and using the
ring ceremony tor eaoh couple. My.
and Mrs. Jones left last night tor
Tampa where they will rielt, from
there returning to Savannah to attend
the automobile races before reluming
hero. They will make thotr home on
Elisabeth street Dr. aad Mm. Meeks
went Immediately to Dr. Meakl pretty
home on Carswell avenue wham they
AT THE MAJE8TIC.-
Plctures for tonight will be ah fol
lows:
Film No. 1. "The Altered Mes
sage”. Without a doubt this !• tbs
beat and most thrilling military pin-
turo ever produced by the "Solas"
Picture Company. *
Film No. 2. "His Dream." This
you will find to be very Interesting,
showing where a man has" a very had
dream and on his awakening tads It
all to be a mistake. Produced by the
'Reliance" Picture Company. *
' Tho vaudeville feature wilt he
•Seldo and DeLane” In a harmonious
blend of wit and song, high class
altiglng and reined comedy.
CONFERENCE YEAR CLOSING
IN THE METHODIST CHURCH
The South Georgia Conference ot
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
wilt meet at Balnbrldge next week.
The pastors of Waycross wilt leave
on Monday and will carry an invita
tion to tho conference to meet In
Waycrosij next year..
At ■ the • First Methodist Church the
•towards are very busy now In an
effort to hare the money In hand a
pay every claim when they Bnnt-fSr
the last Ume this conference year
tomorrow night. Every eteward Is
requested to be preeent at the Church
tomorrow (Friday) ’bight St” i:30
o'clock.
Tonight the prayer meeting wilt be
In charge of the Woman's- Forelgg
Missionary Soolety as they are' now
observing the week ot prayer. A good
program has been arranged to be
conducted by Mite Mamie Myers and
Mro E. P. Peabody.
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock a re
union ot all the members "MB Tin
possibly attend will be held. The
service* promise to be ot unusual In
terest and Importance. —~ '
Don’t Miss the Grand
Prize Automobile Races
Savannah, Ga.,* November 21-30, 1911.
EXCURSION RATES VIA A. B. & A. -AILROAD. . •
Tledeman Trophy Race, Monday November 27th.
Savannah Trophy Race, Monday, November 27th.
Vanderbilt Cup Race, Monday, November 27th.
International Grand Prix e Race, Thursday, November 30th.
Races on the seventeen mile course, the finest In the world.
Admission ticket* to the tic es will be sold in connection with
railroad tickets. Tickets on sale November 26th to 29b, In elusive,
with return limit Deeemoei 4th, 1911.
See the nearest ticket agent for further Information.
W. H. Leahy, O. P. A. E. H. FcM. A. O. P. A.
A. D. Da Diet, T. P. A.
Union
R. £. SWILLING, ftkanager and Owner
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.THE ARTI8TIC CLEANSER AND DYER
German Chemloal Cleaning, French Dry Cleaning, Stsssm Cleaning
Dyalng.
Preaalng, Repairing, Altering, Cleaning, Dyeing and Curling of
Ostrich Feathers.
23 Tehean Street, Half' Block From New P. O. Bldg. Phone No. S07
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