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Extraordinary
Annuoncemenl
Sleeping Car Servlet Between Way*
croaa and Atlanta, via:
A. B,fi& A. R. R.
Effective wtfh Drat car leaving Way*
croaa 1:00 p. m.. Monday September
4th. Tba A. B. a A. bare eecnred
fo rtbia aarvlca alaganlly appointed
alactrlc-llsbtad aleaping care, equip
ped with all modern conveniences
One Rig Advantage
You may aecure your alaeplng car
dlagrama are kept conUnnoauly open,
apace at the ticket office. Union Sta
tion, at any time prior to your trip,
TheA. b. A A, Railroad represents the
'Standard of Excellence In Service."
Schedule oi Sleeping
Car Line.
Leave Waycroaa l:U p.'tn.
Arrive Atlanta, 8:40 am.
Leave Atlanta 10:15 p.m.
Arrive Waycroaa 8:18 a m.
TRAVEL “THt RIOHT WAV,"
W. H. Leahy, 0. P. A.. Atlanta Oa
A. D. Daniel, T. P. A., Atlanta On,
8. I. Camp, T. A., Waycroaa Oa
CRANBERRIES,
MALAGA CRAPES, PRUNES
BUCKWHEAT, L008E AND
IN PACKAGES,
OATMEAL, LOOSE AND IN
PACKAGES,
COCOA NUTS,
BUTTER NUTS,
ALMONDS, WALNUTS,
MACKEREL, PIOS FEET,
NEW GEORGIA SYRUP,
OUR MEAL, FRESH EVERY
DAY,
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY’S FRUIT CAKE,
IN ONE AND FIVE POUND
SIZES.
ALL FRESH OOODS.
ALICE STREET.
PHONE NO. L
Jf
CASTOR IA
For Infanta sad Children.
rha Kind Yo« Han Alvap tagll
Bears the
Signature of
A few good male* and gentle bonce
ret on hand. Another carload will
arrive next week. 15 Downey. 28 4t
I BELIEVE THAT AN ITEMIZED
STATEMENT OP THE RECEIPTS
AND EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY
SHOULD BE CAREFULLY PREPAR
ED AND PUBLISHED QUARTERLY.
CALVIN W. PARKER,
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.
The Intereate of the People.
(From the Barneeville Newa-Gazette.)
The common Intereate of the people
pertlcnlarly with reference to the on-
forcemeat of the law and the ritbu
of the people aa n wbola. In our opln-
Ion. demand the election of Hoa Jo-
aeph M. Brown, and we hop* and ho-
Have that the people will ao vote In
the prlmiTy on Decamber 7.
IN VIEW OP THE WIDELY DIS
TRIBUTED AREA Of* OUR’CITY, I
BELIEVE THAT THE CITY SHOULD
BE RE-DISTRICTED, THUS GIVING
ALL THE RESIDENTS OUR OUR
CITY MORE REPRESENTATION ON
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
CALVIN W. PARKER,
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.
Personal
2 Mice Carrie Parham Social Editor ,
4fff(4>W4M«aaaeefe*e«»
Mr. B. B. Lewie, of Nlcbolla, apent
yaatarday In Waycroaa.
iliaa Carrie Parham apent yeaterday
with relatlvea at Valdosta.
Bee us before buying your Xmas
preeente.
4 It LaOnnde Pharmacy.
Col. Robert O. Dlckerfon, of Homer-
vllle, waa among tbe vlaltora to' Way-
croaa yeqterday.
Trqf. E. A. Pound returned laat
night from Vaidosn where be epoke to
the congregation of Pint Methodist
c'mrcL yesterday.
Mrs. Whitley Langston and children
have returned from 8hlloh where they
were called on account of the death of
Mrs. Langston's father, Mr. TmmihcL
Mias Maud Rousaeau and Mlaa Mary
Lou Harria, of Savannah, war* the
attractive week end gueete of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Dickens.
Mr. F. W. Bandy, of Savannah, waa
among the guests at the Phoenix yes
terday. Mr. Bandy formarly resided
here and was train dispatcher for the
Coast Lina..
The daintiest line of Xmaa sta
tionary In the city at
4 It LaOrande Pharmacy.
Mrs. W. T. Brinson rad Mlases
Clyde and Esalt Brinson rad Harriet
Allen left this morning for Savannah
where they will spend several - day*
visiting relatives.
Mrs. B. M. Cannon and children,
Bernlch and Juanita', arrived thla
morning from Valdosta and will .spend
acme days hers with relatlvea.
Dr. and Mrs. Holtaandorf and little
daughter, Gladys, after a delightful
visit bare of a few days with Mrs.;
Boeworth left today for Fitzgerald, ac
companied by Miss Maud Back, who
Wilt'be their guest tor a taw days.
NOTICEI
On and after February 17th, IMS,
the painters of Local Talon 60S, Way
croaa. will demand a mlmlmum scale
of 63.00 per dey of S bourn.
4 St W. B. Burton, &, 8.
Mr. A. 8, Nicholas and family have
moved, to Waycroaa from Alma, and
are occupying the house at number' to
Canwell avenue. Mr. Nicholas wan
engaged In the turps tl.ua bualneas
Alma, and disposed of same.
Seasonable Dry Goods
In all the leading Fabrics, Color and Quality
to Suit your Rocket Book.
Ladies’ Suits
Grand display of
Ladies Suits
$15 to $60
Ladies’
Sweaters
In all the leading
shades and styles
Misses and
Childrens*
Sweaters and
Knitted Caps
Shoes
We are head
quarters tor
Zeigler Shoes
for Ladies. All
the leading
styles trom
$3.00 to $5.00
Hand Bags
In all the lead
ing styles. Low
est prices.
Millinery
Department
We have a full
line of the latest
in Fa s hi on,
Trimmed and
Ready-to- Wear
Hats.
Oar Suit, Cloak
and Millinery.
Department is
on the 2nd floor
Sensible Xmas
Gifts. Come
and See. v
Humphreys^ Williamson
AT THE FRONT
You have to ho on yout guard U
yen nr ecaught napplnt, It Invitee
dtrester.
WAVCROSS BUSINESS COLL SOS
GRADUATES ARB NEVER
SLEEPY HEADS.
They are,sought alter by man of
affaire. Tod Had them tn leading
{oattloai of truth
Oar diploma la an open aaaama
to position and preferment. Oar
specialty la to St yon for buzlnees;
la make the payroll larger; to ta
rn ease the salary of the "big man."
Enter At Any Tima.
Wtycross Business
College
Waycroaa, On. R. P. {elflnr, Prar
SmOke!
“Oran Chico’s”,
“Yer Best Smokers”,
End
’Pitman’s Best Smok
er.*.”
flttr Hnm Filled Cl|ars.|
BMnhN«(v*«ii In WaytraM, Ot, |p
nrnuN cicai ce
Prefer, doe Brown Typo.
(From The Blackahcar Times.)
AHhoush wa act no excuse for the
liquor question la thla gubernatorial
electon, we do prefer the Joe Brown
lypo*of prohibition to the Pop# Brown
typo because Joe votes prohibition and
leaves the rest with the people, while
Pope haa been shown up to ho a little
Irregular as- to his voting, hot Very
■trendy prohibition politically.
NEW CAFE OPENS.
Mr. N. H. Slaughter, proprietor of
Uta Vtrdle Hotel, ta opening up a
ret class cafe la tha lobby of the
hotel The new cafe win b* an au
tomate place In every respect, where
both ladles and gentlemen vrtU
served. In tha new cats a long-fdt
want'is supplied. The Herald hopes
Mr. Slaughter will make a aucoeaa of
his new undertaking. Fc^ a nice.
J ulat rise* and something good to
at patronlaa the'Hotel Vtrdle Cato.
See (boat beautiful manicure seta
LaOrande Pharmacy.
Mrs. Boawortb waa hoa teas at a de
lightful little dinner party Friday eve
ning, given In compliment to Dr. and
Mrs. Holtaandorf, of Fitzgerald, who.
ware bar guests. Mrs. Bgeworth’s
guests were Dr. and Mrs. HoUzcndorf,
Mr. ud Mrs. Richard Scruggs, Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. O'Quinn.
If yen want to vote for the beat
man for governor vote for Joe Brown.
If you want to bent Dick Russell, vote
for Joe Brown. If yon want to boot
Pop# Brown, vote for Joe Brown,
yon want to vote for the beet Interest
ot Georgia and your own homo, vote
for Joe Brown.. v
V. M. C. A.
AU the services war* called
Sunday ud tho men wont over In a
body to the Opera House to tho Kite
memorial service.
Get the habU. smoke "T. a a’
Hear Havana. , 27 if
DOLLS! DOLLS!
We now have on display some
nice Dolls. Let us show you.
The Seals Phatmacy
‘The Rsxall Store”
The Standard Shoe Store
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE.
Jane Street
10 NOW OPEN, AND WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVI
TATION TO EVERYBODY TO CALL IN AND INSPECT
THe/bEST ASSORTED, AND LARGEST STOCK OF
SHOES EVER SHOWN IN WAYCROSS. WE CARRY
8TACY-ADAM8 CO’S, FINE 8H0E8 FOR MEN, AND
E. P. REED CO’S* PINE SHOES FOR WOMEN. CALL
AND TAKE A LOOK AND BE CONVINCED THAT YOU
CAN OET AS GOOD VALUES IN 8HOE8, AND AS NICE
•STYLES AS ARB SHOWN IN THE LARGER CITIES,
AND THE PRICES ARE RIOHT.
SOLICITING A SHARE OP YOUR ' PATRONAGE
AND ASSURING YOU OF A SQUARE DEAL, WE ARE,
The Standard Shoe Store
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE.
Jane Street
Shop In Savannah
Ensel & Vinson Company
(THE GARMENT STORE)
Refunds Your Railroad Fare '
Write Ub For Particulars
See Us When in Savannah.
CLASSIFIED
WANTED—Furnished room, up-'
•tain preferred. Apply Herald, 0:
26 tt
FOR SALE—Jersey cow, freeh la
milk. Apply 127 Albany Avenue.
28 tf.
FOR RENT—Two unfurnlshsd rooms
for gentleman. Apply Herald office.
4 3t
FOR RENT—60 Folks streel flvo
room cottage, 616.00 month. Apply 67
Folks. „ 4 St
FOR RENT—Fire unfurnished con
necting rooms. Apply J3 Jana street.
IS 4 tf. 1
SAW MILL WANTED—I am la tho
market for a portable saw mill, com
plete and In good condition. Must bo
hheop. Address D. E. Madge. Route
4, lVhydross, On. T-o-Wkjr.
Shop , at the
BIG STORE
Onr store is unsurpassed as a
HOLIDAY STORE
Every department is laden with good things
For Xmas
Leather Goods, Novelties, Cut Glass, Toilet
Cases, Fine Stationery, Books, Calendars,
Pictures, Kodaks, Dolls, Etc., Etc.
Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention.
Bay St. DREW’S ^norida 11 *
FOR RENT—A alorc room «r. far*
avenue tor rent, January IsL D.
A O. Lott, R. E. A I. Co. 1 3t
FOR RENT—Ono horse farm, near
Waycroaa. Party renting must bars
soma means of bla own. A. M. Knight
A Son. waycroaa Oa. 1 St sod
LOST—One bnnch of four (4) hoys.
Finder'please return to this office and
receive reward. , 29 2t
WANTED—Couple without children
wants 1 or S rooms for light house
keeping. One room mu^f bo furnish*
ad. Address quick, P. O. Box SL 1 St
ROOMS FOR RENT—SIthir furnish
ad or unfurnlshsd. For Information
call at Herald ofitca. iff ltf.
FOR RENT—Three unfurnished
rooms, suitable for light housekeeping
Apply 44 Jane streel S St
Buy of an rad save money. Satis
faction In goods, pries and terms, or
Homo Furniture Company.
27 tf Plant tad Albany Arsons.
ADVERTISE IN THE
WAYCROSS HERALD
