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E. B. MITCHELL, D. O. M. D.
08TEOPATH,
and ' ,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office 419-21 La'&rande Building.
Houn: 9 to 12 and 2 to ( p. m
Residence Phone 373. Office 321.
and Vienna
Can You Duplicate
French Market Coffee
NOTICE' ( States was begun in Atlanta today for
All carpenters of Local 779 are ro- ( t)ie dlecuaslon of the quarantluu »«ws
quested to meet at the-illy" hall Wed- coverin'- the shipment of cotton seed,
needsy, December 6, at 7:27 sharp, seed cotton and cotton from ppolnts
Business of Importance.. Invested with the boll weerll to
A. V. Houseman, points that have not been attacked by
I*. A. Morton, It 1
B. P. Hearn, Dr. w, o. Hunter, the boll weevil
4 3t ■ —Committee. expert of the Department of Agrlcul-
—-- - ■■ L- ture at Washington, and the State
REPUBLICAN CORRUPTION. . entomologists ot North and South
fa France and Austria—wbero coffee blending is an art—yon are
served with a rich,'aromatic bleml, so soothing that U can-be enjoyed
at midnight: wonderfully different from any other coffee. The secret
of this rare blend—the slow roast, that drives out ail bitterness—
has been known in the old French Market of New Orleans for over a
century.
Until the establishment of the French Market Mills the genuine
could be had nowhere In America but at the French Market In New
Orleans. But NOW yon nil may serve it dally at yonr own table. For
the old French blend is perpetuated by
The Same Unique Hygienic Roasting Process
and French Market Coffee is now delivered everywhere In hermet
ically-sealed tins.. “There to only one real old Preach Market flavor"
—or.iy owe coffee with a history,.
Get It From Your Grocer—Today!
French Market Coffee h Blended, Routed and Packed only by the
French Market Mills
(New Orleans Coffe*’ Company, Ltd, Proprietors)
New Orleans, La.
plots, enforcer had his hands tied by U^ht luncheon will be served fn
two copper-heida If the Agricultural Wade’s Auditorium. Everybody,. bob-
department, thus modifying that law. dlally Invited. • ... . . ■. .g et
A DREADFUL SIGHT
tarn
Our Store
Will be cloied all day on
Thanksgiving Day. Pl3is3
give us your orders as early
In the week aa possible.
We Have The
Largest and most up-to-da‘.o
stock of groceries ov.%?
»ho\vn in any Retail store ir»
Waycross.
200 Fine Turkeys
For sale cheaper than the
other fellow.
Tuesday and Wednesday
we will have California Caie*
ry, Cranberries, etc., for your
turkey dinner. California
dried fruits of all kinds, 19:i *
packs. jjj r |
Also
Fresh shipment* of our fa*
mous C. C. D. Butter, only :i»
cents pound. Good Butter 30
•cents. Better Buttctr , jo
cents and Best Buter, 45 ceuta
pound.
Chickens and Tennesiee
Butter always on hand. All
at Rock Bottom Prices.
lllt fcEITHE
Wilson Grocery
co.
W. M. Wilson, Mgr.
Phone 128,
Wilson Bloc k
PERSONAL m LOCAL-
Don't fail to see* the pretty things
at ihe Bon Ton. 4 2i
J. VA McGEE COMPANY OPENED
THIS A. M. BARGAINS “PLENTY.”
fit! tin Original and Bunina
HO RUCK’S
MALTED MILK
Tba Food-drink for iUUgat.
For Infants, Invalids, andGrotving children.
PureNutrition,upbuilding the wholebody.
* Invigoratesthenunmgmothetandtheagcd.
RkAnullca malted grain.fa powder fortn.
“A wick iwck prepared in i liwfe#
Tabaoratatefe AskforHORUCK’S.
Mo 11n Any Milk Trust
STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR BALE
Flue, healthy atrawberry plants tot
sale at 32.30 per thousand plants
Lady Thompson and Klondike, varie
ties and prolific hearers.. Speak quick
If you want plants for they are golog
• fast. Enquire at the Office of the
Deeh Realty Company lfflce, LaQranda
building. 24 Old 2tw
U. D. C. MEETING.
Tcniorro-.- afternoon a: tliroo o'clock
the United Daughters .of the Confed
eracy will hold their rosular meeting
in the Y. M. C. A. parlor. Every
member is ur-sed to be preoent.
. K. OF P. ELECTS OFFICERS'.
Wakefield I.odge, No. 27, Knights of
Pythiaa, elected the following ofllcora
for the ensuing term:
C. W. Vounj, C. Of
W. P. Chastain, V. C.
J. W. Haddock, M. at A.
Allen James, Prelate.
Ed. Campbell, I. G.
I. W. Hall. O. 0.
T. H. Miller, K. of R. S.
At the conclusion of the business
session refreshments were served.
ROyAL
BAKING POWDER
Battenherg and drawn work and
centre pieces at Bon Ton. Suitable
for Christmas presents, and at reas
onable prices. 4 3t
The Bon Toh Is the place to get
your Christmas handkerchiefs. 4 3t
Get the habit, smoke
Hear Havana. .
"Y. B.
. Backache, Headache,.Nervousness
And rheumatism, both In man and wo
man, mean kidney trouble. Do not
allow It to progress beyond the roach
ot medicine hut atop It promptly with
Foley Kllney Pills. They regulate the
action of the urinary organa. T-.Ino
tn action, quick results, Gem Pharma
cy, T; 8. Faina.
JUNIOR ORDER ELECTS 0FFICER8
• Waycross Council No. 21 Junior
Order United American Mechanics
held their semi-annual . election ot
officers last night. The following of
ficers were elected which assures the
fact that the year 1912 will he a ban
ner year for the Junior Ordorin Way-
cross.
Juolor Past CouimondorJM. 1
Brett.
Councilor—J. O. Brown.
Vice Councilor—Simon O. Martin.
Chaplin—M. J. Carswell.
Financial and Recording Secretary
—Sherod Collins.
Assistant Secretary—L. 'Carl Col
lins. '
Treasurer—J. C. Rlppard.
Warden—M, F. Sigmsn.
Conductor—C. M. Priest '
Inside S.entlnel—R. T. Tlndayl.
Outside Sentinel—T. J. Martin.
Trustees—T. H. Finn, G. A. Kohn,
M. J. Carswell.
Representative State Couoctl—L.
Carl Collins, A. L. Brett.
These officers will bo Installed on
the first meeting lh January.
The Council has started a aeries of
lectures on the principles of the order
which promsea.to bo a very Interesting
feature at every meeting. Mr. M
Carswell will give the first one next
Monday night pn the aubjbet of “Vir
tu* As It Pertains To The Jlnlor Or
der.”
We have a cllnet who desires to
exebango 74.acres good farm land 3
plies of A. C. L. depot for a desira
ble city lot, close In.
5 3t. W. F. Raybon C Co.
ABSOUJTELY PURE
The only Baking Powder
made from
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
Saves Batter, Flour,
Fggs, and makes
home baking easy
No Alum—No Lima Phosphate
AT THE MAJE8TIC.
The following Is tbe pictures fur j
tonight:
Film No. 1. , “The Lost Kerchief'.
A comedy picture produced by the
"Yankee" Picture Company. j
Film No. 3. “A Corner In Christ
mas." ' A bright laughable comedy. A'
scream from start to finish. Don't
miss It
| To H. J. Barnum, of Froovllle, N Y.,
i waa the fever-sore that has plagued
his life fer years In spl'a of many
remedies he tried. At last be Tiled
Buoklen’a Arnica Salt* and wrote-
"H has entirely healed with acacelv
ii scur left" Heals B-irns, Bolls, %
umi, Cuts, Bru|ses, Swellings, Corns
ltd Piles like magic. Only 26s at
til Druggists.
The vaudeville feature will be “The
Lar-Rasers”, in their European novel
ty act Presenting singing,' original
dancing, talking and travesty. This
act will please the old ns well ae the
young. Come out where It to warm
and have an hours enjoyment with
your friends.
At Fountains & Elsewhere
Ask for
“HORLICK’S”
The Original and Ganulns
MALTED MILK
Thn Food-drink lor AH Agoi.
At restaurants, hotels, anil fountains.
Delicious, invigorating and sustaining.
Keep it on your sideboard at home.
Don't travel without iL
A qkick lunch prepared in a minnt*. ,
Tabs no imitation. Jutt say “H08UCTS."
Not In Any MUk Trust
DAUGHTERS OF THE
j confeder'acy MEET.
Special To The Herald. *
i Houston, Texas. Det. 5.—Prominent
; women from many cities and,towns
; throughout Texas were on hand this
.morning at the opening ot the six
teenth annual convention ot the Texas
dlvlson of the i United Daughters of
the Confederacy,
Mrs. A. R. Howard, State president
occupied the chair at the opening
session, which wa» devoted to the ex
change of greetings, the appointment
of committees and the roceptlon bf
annual reports.
1 The business aesalona ot the gath
ering will continue until Friday and
will be liberally Interspersed' with
receptions, luncheon and other fea
tures of social entertainment prepared
for the visitors by the several local
chapters of the organisation.
Oat the habit, smoko "Y.
Clear Havana.
B. S.'
37 tt
IMPLEMENT MEN
IN SIOUX FALLS.
Special To The Horald. •
Sioux Falla, 8. D., Dae. 8.—The
South Dakota Implement Dealers' As
sociation began Its annual convention
The R *ad to Independence
Is not the sponders route. Deposit
your-salary with us, wo Issue you a
pass-book and chock book; pay ml
your bills up by check, thus avoiding
tho necessity apd worry of making
your money stretch to next payday.
You know how it Is, money in your
pocket never lasts.
YOUR BLYK ACCOUNT
Will stop the leaks, snd, If It is your
desire to get ahead, will eventually
make you Independent Start an au*
count with us today; a large amount
not necossary; Just your week's or
month’s salary.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WAYCROSSS
RESOURCES 3801x00000
CAPITAL 3200,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROPITS 340,000.00
WILLIAMS’
CORNER 8CREVEN AVENUE AND
KNIGHT STREET, OPPOSITE
WILLIAMS STREET.
WHEELRIQHT AND REPAIRING.
HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY.
RUBEER TIRE8 PUT ON WHILE
OP EVERYTHING IN YOUR HOME, THERE IB NOTHING EL8E WHICH
18 SO HARO FOR YOU TO TELL IF IT IS REALLY GOOD, AS CUTLERY*
The material In a carving set or bread knife la only a email part
ot the coat Tho tempering and grinding costs far more and Is of
equal or greater Importance.
OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE8E GOODS IS pUCH THAT WE GIVE AN
ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION.WITH EVERY ARTICLE '
WE SELL. NOT ONLY ARE 8UCH GOODS LES8 EXPENSIVE IN THE
LONG RUN WHEN BOUGHT AT OUR STORE, BUT YOU HAVE THE
ADDED SATISFACTION WHICH EVERY TRUE WOMAN ENJ0Y8 IN
HAVING NICE THINGS AND GOOD THINGS IN HER HOME.
P. N. Harley fldw. Co.
House Furnishers to the People
44 Plant Ave P hone 184
