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We-nre showing a handsome ine of Comforts, Blankets and the new Single Comfortables. The as." rt- ment both iu cotton and woo! Is large, and the prices from $1.60 to $7.50 make them all great values. ( MORRIS CHAIRS ' We have the Royal Push BistU r kind, the Automatic ' kind and < the RegulaHftyles, iu all the different finishes and upboldterings. An fdea) Christmas gift for father or husband. 'Prices from $10 to $25. >Ve have | large line of Davenports and Couches, in Genuine or Chase Leather at RAT TAN ROCKERS,with Settees, Table*, Corner and Reception Chairs to match, finished in light shellac; also a large variety in brown in all the pop ular styles. 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 largerprice than is usually paid for the ordinary kind. We have them from I $4.30 TO $35.00 Make your chridtmas selecftions now. We wiil deliver it when you are ready DRESSERS h With chiffionen tod dressing to- blss to match, in all wopda, finishes W and styles. We have a truly beau tiful line, at prices to fit any purse. We are now prepared to give you better itnirt than ever before, the kind that will merit your contin ued and increasing patronage. Our large new dioie 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 busy for months selecting for our chain .of stores, from the leading fidtorids of the country, the mammoth dlocfcs we arc^now shdwing, and each and every artide'has bssti jaleitjJ vvit’j chr view of giving our customers the BEST VALUES for their money. The immense quantities we buy enables us to oficr you these gc'ids at much LOWER pricts thar the small dealers. r OIL STOVES Thu dlcklets automatic Hod. No wlckl to char or smoke. Wo sell thorn on 10 day. trial EC S8.00 to $16.00 y We have n It atsortmeut of famous \ FLORENCE Oil Hcmcas. smoke, no odor. Pr evs f:t m ROCKERS The larzeet Una ever ahown la .this city. ^Ve have them In »tl ■tylea and finlahea, from 'a large heavy eolld oak one at $198, like cut, up to the genuine leather Turklih kind at Walker-Hood Furniture Company 80 PLANT AVE. PHONE 491 “The Store of Great Values Where Your Credit Is Good 1 PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS, The Honorable Hoke Smith did, on the 18th day November i 1911, tealgn the ol!lce of Governor of this State thereby creating M va* - caney In said dtace: ' i THEREFORE, I, John U. Slaton, President of tbo Senate, exercising i tile executive power, of the govern- meat as provided by Par. 8, Section at the 5th. Article of the ConetltuUon of thle State and law* In pursuance ..thereof, do Itaue thle my proclamation ordering a special election for Gov ernor to fill the vacancy ao’occaelon. ed tor the unoxplred term, to be held on the 10th day' of aJnuary, 1818, un der the laws of thle State gov erning geneoml election.. I alio con voke the General Aaeembly of Gorzla In extra, eculon, it the Capitol of thle State, on the 24 th day,of January 191:, at 10 o’clock a. m., to receive the return* and declare the reeult of eald •pcclal alecUon or to elect a Governor n case no person .hall receive * majority of the whale number of votea at such special election, as provided in the Coaatltutlon of thle State. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto eet my hand and earned the Greet Seal of the State to he. alllxod hereto, thle totb day of November, 1911. JOHN M. SLATON, President of Senate Exercletng the Executive Power* of the Government. 11*23 tf. ’ STATE OF GEORGIA) EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ATLANTA. GEORGIA SOUTHEkN AIND FLO RDA RAILWAY Fhe Popular Route to All e olnts Notth And ThroaghTralna In connection with A. 0. U, from Waycroes via Tirtoa to 11.con ATLANTA, KNOXVILLE, CHAT .. NASHVILLE, ST. LOUtS, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE, ANO CINCINNATI. Coaches and Pullman -deeper. <o thn-ujh without change. Dining Car Service. TRAIN8 OF A, B. * A. R. A* CONNECT AT CORDELt WITH TRAINS OF O. 8. * RAILWAV FOR MACON ATLANTA AND ALL POINTS NORTH ANO SOUTH. FOR INFORMATION IS TO RATES. ROUTES, OR SCHEDULES TO ANV POINT NORTH OR WEST, APPLY TO ANV ADEPT OF THIS- COM- PANY, OR ADDRESS. C. A. DEWBERRY. T. P. A, VALDOSTA, OA. C. B. RH0DE8, O.P.A. J. W. JAMISON, T. P. A. - MACON OA. MACON >A. The First Nationtl Bank located-ln tho city of Waycrose, having been an pointed a State Depository, and oar ing executed and filed In this ofilco i bond In the aura of FIFTY THOUS AND DOLLARS, conditioned for tho faithful dlecharge of It* -luitcn, whl ~>i ha* been accepted and approved by the Governor, It fj*therefore ordernt ■ That the . Tax Collector of the Count*, of Ware be and !e hereby instructed to pay over to tald Inna all munezx etUi.'led by him for and on account Wcthlnilpn, D. C„ Dec. 4.—A bank rupt la liable to prosecution for per •- jury If he ewcara falsely at the first meeting cf his creditors to Inquire Into his buslne-s, according to a de cision today, by the Supremo Court of th* United 8tate*. Morris Gltcksteln, of SL Augustine, i FIs,, wee Indicted In 1909 on a charge of Stale taxee, except epch as may l-e of pofjury. It being alleged that he paid directly Into the State Treaaurv eworo the total number of trunki of and that notice of thle ordor be given fool's sent by him from Jacksonville by publication'In some no«.paper ot >» St. Ar-uetlna on a certain day wat general drculaUon published In th* two, whereas It was a greater number.- city whero eald bank la located. Gltcketeln claimed each a prosecution Thle 24th day of November, 191L wee not proper. I JOHN M. SLATON. i Washington, D. C., Dec. 4.—Tho flu- g^reme Court ot the United State* to day passed upon a much disputed gmlnt of law, when It decided that a Ilf* insurance policy mr.y bo assigned 4o one not related or to a creditor of fb» peraon Insured when the nss'ta- anent wee not contemplated at th* dime the policy was procured. This deelslon was reochod m dlspos Sag of $19,000 Insurance on the life «t John c. Burchard of Tenneaaea. (Several montha before Burchard dlea ]W mulgned hli policy to Dr. A. H Orlgsbp. After his death, the admin- Jstrstcr of- th* estate claimed ' th* maotr on th* ground that Its assign- neat to a peraon without Interest in th* ure of the Insured wae asa'n” dhe public policy, whether the arKrt- jMSSt was contemplated at th* tint $he policy wee procured or later. The United State* Circuit Court for Kiddle Tenteraeo 'eld c-at '.Vi »»• Blgnmcnt was void. Th* Supremo Court today reverted tho lower court. Atlantic Coast Line THROUQH SLEEPERS TO ATLANTA ANO POINTS WEST. LEAVE WAYCROS3S 10:30 P. M, ARRIVE ATLANTA 7:07 A. M. LEAVE ATLANTA 8:50 P. M. OR 10:20 P. M„ ARRIVE WAYCROSS 5:25 A. M. OR 6:35 A. M. WAYCROS8 IS A88IGNED AMPLE 8PACE IN OUft ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMANS. SAVE TIME BY TRAVELING OVER THE Atlantic Coast Line E. M. NORTH, A. G. P. A, R. E. CAMP, TICKET AOT. . SAVANNAH. OA. WAYCROSS, OA. ~ N?RTH CAROLINA BAPTISTS. BUcFSsilT avenoat council no. n Sr. O Is. a. M u-eie Aery Monday evening In lei -»'* Hall Isxt-Hlieb bull-flat at > ..... Wl>u m muk •ale than idl uhero combined. SOLD IN TOWN Pa urteath terra. J NEW LINE TO AUSTRALIA. la consequence of a reform move- Special To The Herald. ant that bee been under way for St. John, N. B, Dec. 5.—'Today aaw O OOOOOOOOOv? o BBteo lime Mayor Boylo encountered the Inauguration ot a new ateamiblp ° BYCK ELECTRIC ° ■ere oppotlllcm In hi* candidacy this amice between SL John end New |o SUPPLY CO ® year than heretofore. Zeeland end Australian porta, includ ^ AH Kindt of Electrical Work O Opposite him ci\ U$e ballot were P. Inc Melbourne, Auckland, and Sydney. | ^ *nd Supnllta. O T. (kmttni, t* former major, and Two first claaa atcamehlpa, the O ALL WORK QUARANTE£D o J. P. Mabonert a member ot Ike Walwera and Kakacul. wlU entafe In ° ^ l-ott R*re*»t i*r.»ne C* » OOOOOOOOOO o OWN A HOME WE LOAN YOU MONEY TO BUILD, pev aAO IN FIVE YEARS; MONTHLY PAYMEN'S. WILL SELL YOU A LOT ON SAME TERMS—SEE USf Wiy?r >da Swing* «n I Tr-tift Ci» the •rrrlce. /