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MORRIS CHAIRS '
We have the Royal iPtHb Button
kind, the Automatic kind and the
Regular styles, in all the different
finishes and uphol&eiings. An ideal
Christmas gift for father or husband.
Prices from $10 to $25.
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,
ordinary kind. We have them from |
$4-50 TO $35.60
Th* wlckless automatic
kind. No wlcVa to char or
■moke. We eell them on 10
dar* trial.
IgP'
•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 >•■ w
Single Comfortables. The as/- j t-
ment both in cotton and wool is
large, and the prices from
$1.60 to $7.50
make them all great values.
RAT rAN 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 seledtions now.
We wiil deliver it when you are ready
We have n large
assortment of the
famous
FLORENCE
Oil Heateas N o
smoke, no odor.
Prices from
4.50 TO 10.50
We are now prepared to give you better stilict
than ever before, the kind that will merit yrur contin
ued and increasing patronage. Our large new Store is
filled with the largest and, we believe, the bedt assorted
and MOST COMPLETE line of Home Furnishings ever
shown in this section of the State. Our buyer has been
husy for months selecting for crjr chain of stores, from
the leading factories of the country, the mammoth stocks
we are now showing, and each and every article has
been seledliJ with the viaw of giving our customers the
BEST VALUES for tlieir 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”
DRESSERS
With chiffloners 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 la
this city. We have them In all
styles and finishes, from a
largo heavy solid oak one at
$1.98, like cut, up to the genuine
leather Turkish kind at
$25 TO $30
JURORS FOR WARE
IOR COU
f The following Is n list of the granl
land traverse Jurors drawn for the
December term of Waro Suporlor
Court i
G 0 rarker I It B June*
, JP Lido It O Dennett
i W D Goodr’ru B F Bryant
’ U J Hargravea J A Tomborlln
i C E Williamson Allen James
1 J 0 Humphreys T C Sault '
’ W K Booth N 0 Lang
3 U Olllon J E Vann
• B F Hubert John 0 Stoltoj
W U Denton W J Carewcll
• BUM lloore Jr. C Ratliff
' J E Dlcklne B D Finn
1 T B Trent H H.agtveld
I P N Harley R P Peterman
• F O Oriffln O P Folk.
Travtrae Jurors—First Weak.
1 T W Morrison H C Seaman
’ JUtb Smith B W Luneeford
W J Hullls A A Allen
. R B Davie D A Jordan Jr.
J L Wilde* H F Jeffords
• Lonnie Jordan B C Morton
1 m u Thrift a i stool*
'■ W T Royal P A Edwards
• A F False W Crew*
; * H Finn L R MoFoy
•*JN Bronte M Sears
‘ A J Unale U U Webster
■ W B Dempster J A James
B J Seay D M Joaey
• Banian MUM J F Austin
• W T Minchew T S Paschal
'iff Starling E M Henln
• IW C Paul F B McDonald
Second week.
’ B B Henderson W R Strickland
-it L Herrin B L Gorman
• T L Parker J M Cox
• 8 M Cannon Elisha Mlore Sr
Sour Strickland Mlbender Mua'-t
S J Stanton V.' E Simians
C U WlUlama R 1 Strickland
Saury Jordan n w 1MB
C R Austin !. R "rite
S Y Wllon V L Harper
W A Strickland
W L Hinson
Jaa L Jordhn
W D OHlIard
K A Dorber 4
J Cannon
Frank Middle-
J T Humes
brooks
B J Sccklngor
C M Potter
H F Reddick
P H Skelton
H M l’n fiord
J A Rowell
E J Remley
John McClellan
H J Mullla
Jack Muale
C M Eunlct
J F Bennett
L 8 Alfrlend Ir
H J Waldron
E M Caeon
11 J J Markey
T U Purdom
J D Crlbb
J1« Ward
J M Beach
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS. The Honorable Hoke
Smith did, on tho 15th day Novemb.r
1911, resign the olllce of Governor
of this State thereby creating a va
cancy In said olllce:
THEREFORE, I, John M. Slaton,
President of the Senate, exerclelng
tho cxetutlve powers of the govern,
meat ad provided by Par. 8. 8ecUoa
if the 5th. Article of the Constitution
of this State and lawa In pursuance
thereof, do liiue this my proclamation
ordaring a special eloctlon for Gov.
amor to fill the vacancy so occasion
ed for the unexplred term, to he held
on the lOtl* day of aJnuary, 191$, un
der the lawe of thle Slate gov
erning ganeeral elections. I also con
voke the General Assembly of Oorgla
In extra session, at the Capitol of
this State, on tho 84th day of January
till, at 10 o'clock a. m, to receive lb*
returns and declare the result of said
apodal flection or to elect a Governor
In cue no person shall receive a
majority of tho whole number of Votes
at auch special election, ea provided
In the Constitution of this State.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have
hereunto let my hand and caused the
Great Seal of tho State to ho alllxed
hereto, this 20th day of November,
ML
JOHN St SLATON,
•'resident cf Sonata Exerclrtng the
".' t rowers cf lha G:vam“cat.
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Nature’s Hair Restorer
Restores Gray Hafr to
Natural Color
Sulphur is a Natural Element of the Hair
When there is not a sufficient amount of sulphur
in the hair, it loses its life, color and strength,
turns gray, and falls out There are many forms
of sulphur, but only one kind that is suitable for
treatment of the hair and scalp, and that Is the
® Sl&all B'SaeS!™' 8 S “ E
We Have the Secret, and We Give Too the Benefit of
• It at an Exceedingly Low Price v ^
, 1 For two or three years my hair had been falling out
and getting quite thin, until the top of my head was
BALDNESS *"! ,reI S bal<1 - . Abo “ 1 four month, ago I commenced
nirnn- J S ,,n * Slg ' *" d Sulphur. The fimbottle teemed to
CUBED do tome good and I kept using it regularly, until now
instant improvement.
STEPHEN BACON. Rocheiter, N Y.
50c. and $1 Bottles, Af All Druggists
♦ WYETH CHEMICAL COMPANY
NEW YORK CITY. N. Y. I
FREE
74 CORTLANDT ST„
A«*a Cana at WpatW, Saga aad Sulphur TuUct Soap rm to anyooa
who will send ua this advertisement with 10c in stamps to com mat
of wrapping and'mailing the aoa* *
CHEROKEE PHARMACY SPECIAL AGENTS.
AT THE FRONT
Tou have to be on yout guard- U
you ar ecaugbt napping, It lnrltoo
dlraatar.
WAYCROSS BUSINESS COLLlRS
GRADUATES ARE NEVER
SLEEPY HEADS,
They are eought alter by men of
main. You find them in leading
positions of trust.
Our DIPLPMA ia an open leaame
poaltlon and prefermenL Our
cpeclalty la to fit you for bullosas,
make the pay-roll larger; to In-
txeaae the salary of tho "big man.”
Entar At Any Tima.
Waycross Business
College
XTaycroaa. nu
R. P. Zelglar, Prat
Extraordinary**.
Anituoncement
Sleeping Car 8ervlce Between Way-
crosa and Atlanta, via:
A B.h&A. R. R.
Effective wide first car leaving Way-
croae 8:00 p. m„ Monday September
4th. The A. B. A A. have secured
to rthla service elegantly appointed
eleotrlc-llghted Bleeping can, equip
ped with all modern conveniences
One Big Advantage
You may aecure your sleeping car
diagrams nre kept contlnnoauly open,
•pace at the ticket office. Union Sta
tion. at any time prior to. your trip,
TheA. 0. A A. Railroad repreatnta tho
-Standard of Excellence In 8#rvloe.—
Schedule of Sleeping'
Car Line.
Leave Waycross 8:25 p. m.
Arrive Atlanta, 8:40 am.
Leave Atlanta 10:16 p.m.
Arrive Waycrosa 8:15 a. m.
TRAVEL “THE RIGHT WAY." '
W. H. Leahy, 0. P. A., Atlanta, Ga..
A. D. Daniel, T. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.
R. E. Camp, T. A., Waycrosa, Ga..
Advertise In the
• mmim
Great southern Corn
• Atlanta, Ga., December 6-8,1011.
LOW EXCURSION RATES VIA A. B. A A. RAILROAD
A splendid program haa been arranged u followa:
TUESDAY. DEC. 5th. 1:80 p. m.—Opening of Corn
on the iubject of corn production. Seaslon of
gists. Dlscnsalon of tho Boll Weevil.
WEDNESDAY,. DEC. 8th.-Boys’ Day; Address by
Soule, President State Agricultures] College; Address by Governor
Judaoh Harmon of Ohio; Boys’ Corn Clubs and Trade* Parade,
THURSDAY DEC. 7th—Girl’s Day—a vary Interesting program by
the women aid girl*.
FRIDAY, DEC. 8th.—Address by Prof. Jamagan on -Cora Aa FoodT,
Awarding of prizes.
Exhibits from all of tho Southern States. This
greatoet exhibit of com production ever
Every day a big day.
DON’T MISS IT. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEE TICKET
