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Knox*Knit
1 Ladies’ Hose
The 35c.kind for
21c
Commencing. Saturday Morning, December 9th
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Our stock was slightly damaged by smoke in the LaGrande fire and commencing
Saturday morning, the 9th, we will start the ball to rolling and must clean out every piece
of this goods. It's up to you to take advantage of this, \the newest stock of merchandise
in the city at prices to please the most economical shopper.
Commencing Saturday Morning, December 9th
All Comforts, Blankets, Ladies’ Suits and Skirts will go in this Smoke Sale,the cash will do the talking
100 dozen Towels,slightly soiled by smoke to close out quick, the 15c kind at 7c,the 20c numbers
at 1 lc, all higher grades reduced in proportion.
100 dozen Men’s Dress Shirts, $1.00 and $1.25 numbers at Smoke Sale price, 89c. .
10c and 12 l-2c D*ess Ginghams at 8c. 15c Dress Ginghams at 11c. Be& Calico, 5c. Good
Bleaching, 5c. Good Sea Island, 5c. Cotton Flannel* 5c. Be^t Dress Outing, 8c.
Commencing Saturday morning every article in our store reduced. Be here and get your
share, as the prices will not let them remain long ou our shelves.
J. W. M c C e e Company
CITIZENS LEAGUE.
Whereas, lit response to a caA la-
nod and .lined by many dtliani,
thero auomblod at tba Court Uouat
In the City o( Wayeroai, on the eve
ning of October 12th, a repreientatlre
body of men, gathered from all walks
j and locations of life, composed ol
ministers of the Gospel,' physicians,
,■ lawyers, bankers, merchants and
members of the organisations of Boil
er Makers. Machinists, Ca Workers,
Blacksmiths, Locomotive Engineers,
Conductors, Switchmen, Drakomen,
Moulders, Inspectors, Carpenters,
Gierke, Travelers T. P, A's., Farmers'
Union, U. C. T's;, and the other ele
ments going to make up our cosmo
politan population; the object and
purpose of this meeting being to con-'
. alder matters political affecting Way-
crvxa, and ito decide on candidates
end measures, to urge before the
voter* at the approaching municipal
primary, and
Whereas, by a majority ballot of
- ever one hundred voters, H. D. Used
was endorsed for Mayor, Dr. W. K.
Meeks was endorsed for Alderman,
Second Ward, W. E. Chandler for
Alderman Fourth Ward, and C. A.
LeCount for Alderman, Slsth Ward,—
these being the only Aldermen to be
- elected at thq ensuing election, and
Whereas, by the endorsement of
these candidates for nomination at
tha primary, as men deemed'worthy
do bear the standard raised by this
meeting; It becomes proper and right
that the purposes tor which this
meeting stood, and for which the or
ganisation there effected stands,
should be eat forth id a declaration of
principles.
idmlnlstcred honestly, economically
tnd equitably. The Tax rate should
»e as low as possible consistent wlfh
meeting the needs for revenue, and
til property should be aliened alike.
I mcnt to our schools, colleges add oth
er educational Inatltutlons. The needa
tor a ppbllc library la apparent, and
steps should be taken to secure one
without delay. All our ellemosynary
Institutions should be fostered and
aided, and especially do we commend
the Kings' Daughters Hospital for Its
noble work.
We condemn all Inequalities In as-
raextnenla as rank favorl|Usm, and
plcdgo oursoKcs to an assessment
sased on raluo not *on ownership.
Kt believe that the Street Tax should
M made not to oxcoed *2.00 per an
num. Returns of property by Tax
payers should be adjusted only after
t full hearing and an examination oi
die property.
Therefore, be It resolved—
l That the Citizens League, forty-
ed at said meeting, stands f<-
8QUARE DEAL, for both rich
poor, high and low,—No favoriusm
tinder the law,' but JUSTICE
That In order to meet out exact
tice oup City Qovernmbnt should be
Resolved It. That this organisation
itands fo'r progress. We believe In a
progressive age, add In a progressive
city. No backward step should be
taken. Not only should our tax, rate
so as low as possible consistent with
the city’s legitimate needs, but the
money so collected should be expend
'd to the very beet possible ad van-
tags, with neither waste nor graft
The Sinking Fund provided to meet
the outstanding bonds should be kept
Intact and so Invested as to bring
the best returns, so that the payment
of bonds may be made promptly and
our credit preserved. Next to the
preservation of our qredU, M outlined
above, cornea the needs for streets,
sidewalks and drainage, and these
should be Improved Just as fast as
'practicable, but the work should be
done by a competent Supervisor, un
der bond for faithful, honeht work,
so that the money spent for these
Improvements may be a permanent
gain to the city. Weeding edges of
street* and throwing satid In the mid
dle. Is a waste of time and energy,
front which no benefit Is derived.-We,
stand for hard surfaced streets and
for the laying of good sidewalks - lor
the people who walk thereon.
Resolved, in. That this organise-
to >8., |tlon aland, for a “square deal* and
cl Jus- for PROGRESS, but It ndvOcdtea giv
ing every proper help and encourage-
Rosolved,' IV. That this organize-
tton stands committed to giving all
due encouragement to dew enterpris
es, manufactories, public service cor
porations and those things which
mu' or the upbuilding of a clfy, yet
to use city property should
,-tinted without adequate compen
sation, In money or service, to, the
city or Its people. We believe the
time has come tor the city to own Its
City Hall, add favor the erection or
purchase of such building as will be
adequate to the needa uf the erty for
the next decade at least, believing
the same to be conducive ip economy
In public service, and for the better
management of city affairs. A cen
tral CRy market should be provided
for as early as pihctlcable; also the
garbage of the City should be removed
frequently, and cremated or other
wise disposed otfo as not to monace
the public health.
This declaration of principles la put
forth for thft purpose of defining the
position of those responsible for the,
Citizens League movement, knd we
heartily Invite all who desire good
government for Waycrosa, who be
lieve In these principles, who' desire
equal rights to all. special privllgea
to none, to Join with us In carrying
this ‘banner to victory by nominating
in the primary the candidates en
dorsed, and who stand pledged to
hearty accord with the platform here
enunciated.
?1 tf THE CITIZENS LEAGUE.
PARK MOR RAND CO.
‘NGINEERS and contractor*.
Lott-Hltch Building. ,
RE-INFORCED CCNCRE' P E.
ADVERTISE IN THE
WAYCROSS HERALD
FOR RENT BY
The Riverside Park Co.
ONE 2.STORY B-ROOM HOUSE FOR /..: *2*j00 *ER MONTH.
ONE 2-STORY 7-ROOM HOUSE FOR .. *18.00 PER MONTH
ONE 1-STORY B-ROOM COTTAGE FOR *8.00 PER MONTH
FOR SALE
ONE BEAUTIFUL 2-3TORY HOME..
ONE B-ROOM COTTAGE ...
*2,760.00, EASY TERMS
...... *1,000.00, EASY TERMS*
ALSO FO|* sale:
A FEW VACANT LOTS RANGING IN PRICE FROM *100.00 TO *400.00 ON TERM8 80 EASY YOU
SflLL HAVE NO DIFFICULTY IN MEETING 8AME, WITHOUT PAY ING TAXES OR INTERE8T YOU
SflLL BECOME A FREE-HOLDER BEFORE YOU REALIZE IT.
“ms RIVERSIDE PARK CO. w ‘ ycre ”-°»-
LA GRANDE BLDG. 4TH. FLOOR;
A FATHER’S VENGEANCE
Would hare fallen on any one who at
tacked the ton of Peter Bondy, of
Soulh Rockwood, Mich., bnt he waa
powerieaa before attacks of Kidney
trouble. “Doctora cottld not help
him" he wrote, “so at lust we gave him
Electric Bitters and he lmprovel rap
idly and wonderfully from taking six
bottles. 1th the best Kidney medicine
ever say." Backache, Tired feellnv,
Nervousness, Losa of Appetite, warn
of kidney, trouble that may end hi
dropsy, diabetes or Bright’s disease.
Beware: Take Electric Bitter* and bo
oafe. Every bottle guaranteed. BBc
All Druggists.
Atlantic Coast Line
THROUGH 8LEEPER8 TO ATLANTA AND POINT8
WE8T.
LEAVE WAYCR08SS 10130 P.,M, ARRIVE ATLANTA
• 7:07 A. M.
LEAVf ATLANTA 8:50 P. M. OR 10;20 P. M, ARRIVE
• WAYCR083 5:35 A. M. OR 6:35 A. M.
WAYCR088 18 ASSIGNED AMPLE SPACE IN OUR
ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN8.
SAVE TIME BY TRAVELING OVER THE
Atlantic Goast Line
E. M. NORTH, A. G. P. A,
SAVANNAH, GA.
R. E. CAMP, TICKET AGT.
WAYCROSS,. GA.
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