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.AT THE MAJESTIC. Pictures tar tonight will ho as to) lows: The vaudeville teature will bo "Soldo and DeLnne" In a harmonious blend of wit and song, high class singing and rohned comedy. L, J. COOPER, President J. W. BELLINGER,'cashier, NOTICEI J. T. Strickland, tax collector, will be In Ills office ab the court bouse tomorrow and Saturday for the pur pose of collecting state and county tax. Pay now and register. the i leading grocery stoi Now goods are coming erery day. TTho housekeeper will gnJoy an Inspec tion of our stock. No store In Way- «ro*8 presents so many unusual fancy articles, '• CErery article must have a clean and mf 2 ** title to enter our store. ^Where are you buying your goods? The guarantee wo give has no string tied to it. N<* “Ira" .or “and’s”; *’ simply means that if the goods a?v not good notify us and wo will send for them promptly and pleasantly. It y *lso covers the matter of full weights ^ and full count.' When you fully real ize the pleasure and profits of doing business with such a/trading place •you will come to our store as a regu lar patron. SPECIAL MENTION. ^ Imported goods, such f.s Holland Herring, Dill Pickles. Roqufort Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Edom Cheasj, LImberger Cheese, Herring in bullion, etc.. Jtemember, on Friday of each week *we get our Tennessee butter, chickens •and eggs. Complete line of gra’a, hay and leed. We are still selling our fam ous C. C. D. butter at 25 cents a {pound. We extend t6 the public on invita tion to visit our ito^ and compare prices, and we will bs ratlslled with the verdict » , We guarantee aatlsiae hu and first class service and to please all who •re afflicted with the eating habit THE WIL80N GROCERY COMPANY W. M. Wilson, Manager Phone No. 128. WPscfn Bioclc. 8ALE. On Saturday afternoon at Mr. HIn- onB furniture store a sale will ue eld for the benefit of the old ladles iiomc. There will be on sale, dolls, fancy work and numerous Xmas arti cles. COWART8' RING 338. FRESH FISH PER POUND 8c FRESH OYSTERS PER QUART 30c OY8TER MEAL, MILK AND CRACK* ERS. % *23 3t WHERE MOTORING * s 18 STILL A CRIME. The email c‘ y Of Oddor, Denmark a place of some four thousand inhabi tants, still refuses tQ allow the motor, car to use its roads. Motorists pass ing through the town have to procure a horse to draw their car through the streets, and those guilty of contraven tions of this regulation are heavily fined.—Strand Magazine. J T TURNER ARCHITECT. Offlc* LsGrsnds Building. F". 0. Box 5 Waycron, Georgia. ENJOYS EVERY MEAL. Was Backache, Headache, Nervouaness And rheumatism, both In men and wo men, mean kidney trouble. Do not allow It to" progress beyond the reach of medicine but stop It promptly wltb Toley Kilney Pills. They regulate the diction of the urinary organs. T-.lno . In action, quick results. Gem Pharma cy. T. S. Paine. FIRE INSURANCE AND BONDS. Lott-Peabody Insurance Agency. Phone 105 eil 1881 . A DREADFUL SIGHT To H. J. Barnum, of Freevllle, N T. was the fever-sore'that had plagued his life for years In epl'e of many remedies he tried. At last he used Buoklen’s Arnica Salve and wrote* -It baa entirely healed with Bear «lv « sear left” Heals burns, Bolls, Eo runs. Cuts, Bruises, Swellings, Corns six d Piles like magic. Only 26 j Jill Druggists. Get the bahlL smoke" Hear Havana. , B. 8." 27 If For coughing, dryness and tickling of the throat, hoaraenesi and all coughs and holds, take Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. Contains no Ipl- ates. Gem Pharmacy, T. S. Paine, WAVCROSS COUNCIL NO. II. Jr. O. U. A. M. Meets every Monday evsnlag In ReJ Men’s Hall. Lott-Hitoh building at I V m. Visiting brothers cordially Invited to meet rlth ns. Sherod Collins. U C»rl ColUna See-Beety .' Connclloi Advertise in The Waycross Evenlns Herald. . Hon. A. M. Knight has been quite 111 at his homd gn Gilmore street, hut Is Borne better today. Mrs. J. M. Lee la reported some better at the home of Mr, and Mrs. S. C. Morton, but la. still critically 111, MISSIONARY RALLY. The Missionary raliy held at Trinity parsonage Wednesday afternoon, 6:00 was quite a success. About fifty ladles being In attendance. The program was conducted by the worthy President ,Mra. J. B. Tksasher. 1. The meeting was opened with prayer by Mrs. Oliver Murphy, District Secretary. 2. A song by the membera. 3. Scripture leeson, by Mre. John Lott, wltb another song by Up mem bera. • 4. A vocal duet by the Misses My era, ’’You Are Out Of Touch With Your Lord,” Mrs. Jbel Lott piano ac companist ' Mrs. Thrasher then gave In her uaual brlgt and Impressive mahner t> few remarks touching on the subject: ’Things we should know or a mission ary quiz.”- The questions being asked 6y the president amf answered by the membera. Mrs. Oliver Murphy, District Secre tary, gave a vary'fins .talk on ’’Our Debt to Jteo”, which was enjoyed by all." . At the close of the program a social hour wna spent together, at which time delicious fruit aalad, served in unique aalad cups together with sev eral kinds of grapes and crackers, made quite a tempting plate. Reo coffee andwhtpped cream wltb cheese straws was also served. The fruus raised in Brazil was tiled on this ac- caslon as near aS possible. ' * •Since Taking Vino!—Eating Punishment Before. There are hundreds, even thous ands of people right around here have had no appetite for a long time and eat only because they must. A^ooklyn man, Thos. J. Sinclair, says In a letter “For noarly five yeara I wae tormented with stomach trou ble. I had no appetite and I suffered so much and so long that It seemed as If I never w^uld get any relief. Vlnol proved to be Just what I needed. It brought back my appetite, relieved the painful eymptoms and now my diges tion Is perfect. I enjoy every meal now, where formerly eating wag al most a punishment." Thls\ delicious cod liver and Iron remedy without oil Is iVonderful to stimulate the appetite and build up the body. All who are weak and run down from Stomach trouble or other causes should try Vlnol on our posi tive guaranty to refund the money it they are not perfectly satisfied. The Seale Pharmacy. STRONG JOE BROWN CLUB NOW IN TALIAFERRO. Many of tha Meet Prominent citizens of County Enroll for Former Governor. 1 Eatonton,/Gu., Nov. 32.—An enthu> lastlc Joe Brown Club haz been form ed in Talaferro county, and the friends of the farmer Governor here are confident that they will carry the county tor him in tlie primary” on December 7. Some of the moat prominent cltl- sens of the county are enrolled in the Foe Brown Club. ■JZj The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres byterian Church will give a new poem to their annual bazaar, December l i end 13. Jt will represent the months of the year, to be called ‘‘All Year Round." Angelina SplnellD, 10 yeara old, who ..wa* formally appointed organist cf Tokltx Japan. St.' Michael's Roman Catholic Church’ . In New . Haven, Ct, .Sunday, Is the youngest organist In the stato cad probably In the country. INDIANA Y. M. C. A. Anderron, Ind„ Nov, 24.—Represen tatives of branches of the Young Men’s Christian Association through out Indiana assembled hero today tar their forty-second annual State con vention. . " The sessions will continue three days, closing on Sunday afternoon with a farewell service In the opera house. Included among the men of promi nence on the programme for address ee are former Vice President Chariot W. Fairbanks, President Frffncls J- McConnell, of Do Pauw University, Dr. O. E. Brown of Vanderbilt US- versity, and J. M, Clinton, aecreM y of the Chlnese.students'-assoclatlon In Dr. Nandey, eye. ear and nosa, an fills- week at Redding's drug store. Eyes tested for glasses. , 22 it . fulv * ’ - This Treatment Cotta Nothing If It Fails. We want you to try three large bottles of Rexali ‘‘93” Hair Tonic oh our personal guarantee that we will refund your money for the mere ask ing It it does not give you absolute satisfaction. That's proof of our faltj In this remedy, and It should Indispu tably demonstrate that we know what we are talking about when we say that Rexali "93”Halr Tonic will grow hair except where baldneia has been of such duration that the roots of the hair are entirely dead. 1 are basing out statement* upon what has already been accomplished by the use of Rexali ”93” Hair Tonic. We.bellove that what It has dona for thousandy of others it will do for you. In any event you cannot lose anything by giving It a trial on our liheral guarantee. Two sixes, 60s, and tliOO. Remember, you can obtain Rexali Remedies In this community only at our store—The Rexali Store. The Seals Pharmacy. NEW INDUSTRIES FOR GEORGIA DURING THE PA8T WEEK. Atlanta, 6200,000 Ice company; 62.- 000,000 mlno and development com pany; 650,Coo bank. Brunswick—Cigar factory. Claxton—Fertilizer plant. Dahloneya — |20,000 construction company. Junction City—Bank. Lyorly—Bank. Macon—6100,900 bank. Richland—625,000 bank. Rome-660,000 foundry and machine wto *“ ,bIe ’Pn^Md support shops. Savannah—610,000 lumber edmpt- Mitt Mdmle 'Myers, a missionary lit Korea, who Is at home on a years' furlough, has received a very Interest ing letter from her cousin, Rev. James IV. Hitch, who has been In the forelgt missionary field for some time. The letter will b% of Interest to the many friends of Mr. Hitch, and the Herald publishes It In full below: Cboon Chun, Aug. 27th., 1911. Dear Mamie:— I rocelved your letter and certainly was glad to benr from you, but It came just as I was about to get o« my horse to start to Hong Chun to hold tho Quarterly Conference for that circuit, so I bavo not had tlmo lo answer before now. I hasten to do so now, for fear that I may be too hits, although If I waited a few days, that is until I got my report of my year’s work mado out, the Information you ask for might be fuller and more com plete, But as I said, fearing it mlgut be too late I am sending what T can gather and will try to get a copy ut my report offl to you laterT My work and responsibility ought to be lighter next year with Bro. Brannon and a doctor to share them with me. I certainly will be glad of this tor I have had about all I could stand up under, and It has told upon me. I feel It very much now as I a,n closing up my yean work. ' In regard to the figures you ask for; my district is made Up of three circuits, which coutsln two counties each, making my work extend over •lx counties. The last census glvos the population as 205,104. One way my work la 500 11 loitg and 400 11 wide and I suppose that there Is about 15, 000 square miles. The highest mountain Is said to be 4,5f>0 feet, so I suppose, alhough - f have no way of finding out exactly, that these passes around Choon Chun must be nnywhere from 3,600 to 4,000 feet high.' Some are very long, one on the way to Hal-Man la 30 11 and some of them, too, are very, very eteop, the road winds backwards and forwards up them In the shape of oork screw. When they are covered with snow or. when the ground frozen, ft Is real dangerous to go up them. I have often had severe falls going up and down them when tho snow was on the ground. I have 16 native helpers under me, but I will not have so many when I turn Bro. Brannon's work over to him. Bro. Moose reported 410 members last year and I have baptized 119 this year so you see we have aomethlnt over 500. We hare'about 300 proba tioners and anywhere from 600 to 1,000 adherents. Have 37 establlahed groups and a number of others that, I Visit hut have not yet establlahed a church. When we talk about the Choon Chun work, we must remember that It Is a new work, as It hBs been only about throe,yeara since Bro. Moose was shut up In the station building houses. What I need most of all Is help for my school. My Idea in the school work Is to push two things, religion and Industrial Instuctlon. As I see it that Is the need of the people Just now. They do not need higher educa tion, they need religion to cure their sins and work lo cure their laziness, I could get the hoys If t could get a place for them fo live and eat, and a school and funds with which to run it. My Idea Is that we hare got to de velop thO old Methodist Idea In Korea of tho work done by a local preachor, First Waycross—Railroad company. himself at the sometime. The peoplo for a long tlmo to come will not he able to have a regular pastor In every church, so the' work must. In moat cases, be done by a ministry that U able to take care o( ttsolf, and If they are going to do tble we mast tesch then! n trade. f think I will take one of my young er preachers who has remarkable skfll with bis band, and send him up to Beonl to the Y. M. Co A. whare And foremost when selecting a hank with which to do business, you should patronize one that the National Government examines and pronounces secure. Safety and security, coupled with ampla resources, conservative man agement, and good banking service, should Influence you In the selection of a .' ' ; Bank If you haven'talTet realized the necessity of a bank ac count, "think it over,” and Just hera we call you atten tion to the First National Bank \ — of Waycross RESOURCES CAPITAL SURPLUS AND PROFITS.. f Great Southern Corn Show Atlanta, Ga., December 5-8,1911. LOW EXCURSION RATES VIA A. B. d A. RAILROAD. A splendid program has boon arranged as follows; TUESDAY, DEC. 5th, 2:30 p. m.—Oponlng 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; Addresa by Dr. A. >1. Soule, President State Agricultnrral College; Address by Governor Judson Harmon of Ohio; Boys' Corn Clubs and Trades Parade. THURSDAY DEO. 7th—Olri'a Day—a very Interesting program by the women asd girls. FRIDAY, DEC. 8th.—Address by Prof, Jarnagsn on "Corn As Food". Asrardlng of prises. Exhibits from all of tha Southern states. This will bs tha graatest exhibit of corn production ever given in the South. Erery day a big day. DOJIT MI88 IT. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 8EE TICKET AGENTS. W. H. Leahy. G. P. A. » E. II. Fall, A. O. P. A. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta,'Ga. A. D. Daniel, T. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. The French Market Coffee Drinkers’Could Not Be Fooled Only tho wonderful raountahi*Blde coffee from Jamaica, blended with hurries from Guatemala, Venezuela and the Pan- American *«untric3, would satisfy them. Cheap coffees could not he combined Into that marvelously smooth and delldouriy aromatic beverarro that has been ccrved for over ft century At tho French Market hi New Orleans. "VoyonsI Cost Is memo quo non* avons bull ParisI” ("Behold/ II it the same'a: wt drank in Paris/*) one emigre would say to another as they sipped their coffee In ♦bo French Market. Then—and for a century rince— * fMMartcetCbffee BALKED AT COLD STEEL. n f wouldn't let a doctor cut my foot off,’' said H. D. Ely, Bantam, Ohio, 'although a horrible nicer hod been tho plague of my life for four years. fntMad I used Bncklen'a Arnica Balre, and my foot was toon completely) . enrad." Heals Burn,. Bolls, bo^ ,^ "as. a good rtmt In lnduatri.1 Bruises, Eczema, Pimples, Corns, ^ ^ M bUa * '™ ,ne4tob *' Surest PU. cure. 25 cent, at At' Drug- t * eh#r » 1 wU1 b * "•***• 1 |ta , the money for my school , ^• •, '4. Hse-: jaasKiV'*-.* . . could be had nowhere lnAmcrlcab-.it ct tlio Preach Market In New Orleans. But MOV/ yon all may eervo it dally at your own table. For the old Fic-och blond la perpetuated by ' > The Same Unique Hygienic Roasting Process and Prench Market Coffee is now delivered everywhere in hermet ically acsued tir.B, ••Thera isooly one real old French Market flavor** —©my out coffee with a Uintory. Get It From You? Grocer—Today! rreach Market Coffee h Blended, RoeiUii and Pecked only by tho French Market Mills (Raw Mem Ccttw Co., Ltd., Proprietor.) New Orleans, La. These Idsaa I am advancing are not Jnat thought np for tha moment; bn. bare come' after desp thought upon the work of our Church In Korea and Its needs for Che future.' And. .kilos ing tho situation ns you do, you must Know that I am right. What .I would like to jget, would be some man or grout) of man who would aland back of mo In this move and see It through, ‘l am praying for thio and perhaps yon will find the ones on Some el yodr trips who will put It through. • ^ With lots of lore to all, I am, Yuurs lovingly, 1 JIM HITCH. . •eMEyasqo*-