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Little & Odom
Jewelers
Get the habit, >moke "O. o. O
f’ljar.. Clear Havana. t7 i
. Tor APPalacblcola Oyatcr, and froab
(lah, . phone XI9. " > 7 II
ADVERTISE IN THE
WAYCROSS HERALD
ADVERTISE IN THE
W/.YCROSS HERALD
.
Xmas
Coming
Turkeys
Turkeys
Turkeys
Seud us your or
der. Can sell you
Turkeys every day
:om now until
Xmas.
Better See Us
Wilson
Grocery
Company
W. M. Wilson, Mgr.
hone 128,
Wilson Block
PATENTS
I description, (or MIC SEARCH and report on
!aD P/^OES U and U before' applying
IQ. SWIFT & GO.
1 ' PATENT LAWYER*,
1303 Seventh St,, Washington, D. C.
PERSONAL ADD LOCAL
Miss Pearl Bellinger, Miss Arline
Bellinger and Master Hugh Bates will
spend Xmas with relatives at Florence,
S. C.
1$ POUND8 8UGAR $1.00 THIS
WEEK AT J. W. 8. HARDY'8, PHONE
S2 CR 301. 2CT3t
High grade coats and suits st the
Bon Ton, going at low grade prices.
20 2t
Coats and coat su::s at The Bon
Ton, at greatly reduced prices. 20 2t
Governor Slaton was entertained by
Col. and Mrs. John W. Bennett while
in the city.
Misses Ethel and Rui.ii Dunn arrived
home from Kinston, N. C., yesterday.
Miss Ruth Dunn will return to King
ston where she is attending schoil,
after the holidays.
All styles of chafing dishes and
baking dishes at
20 3t Watt- Hardware Company.
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr. Gus Parker is still very ill at
the home of Judge T. A. Parkerrbut
his condition is thought to be slightly
Improved.
Our store is .filled with gift goods
of the practical, useful, acceptable
kind.
20 St Watt Hardware Company.
The play given by Bunft-Bell stu
dents at Parker Theatre last night
was quite a success. Although the,
weather was so diseagreeable quite
a number went out to the performance.
Forty dollars was cleared and will go
to the athletic club of the college.
IlEj
very Serious
It S3 a very serious mutter to uk
{or oue medicine end have the
vjronj one Elven you. For this
■ reason wo ur;a you In buying to
. I be careful to get the cenJIno—
BUcTSghT
Liver Medicine
Tho reputation cf this old, relia-
I ble medicine, fer constipation, in
digestion and liver trouble, is firm
ly established. It does not imitate
other medicines. It is better than
others, cr it v/aulJ not be the fa
vorite liver powder, with a larger
'l than cU others combined.
SOLD IN TOWN F2
We Invite you to have hot coffee and
biscuit with us any day this week.
demonstration of the Sou f b
Bend Malleable Range.
12 2t P. N. Harley Haw. Co.
I
Appalachians Oysters and frosh flsb
—phone 189. 7 tf
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Kind Yon Haie Always Bought
V Bears the
atureef
> Choice all line Bnmmed pattqro
bate, SS 1-3 off.
Humphreys & Williamson.
One lot of ladles fint tailored suttx,
tegular $15—now $9.99.
Humphreys & Williamson.
Ition Army of Waycroea,
Preparing t> give a Free
dinner to throe hundreJ
of this city. Will you
H liberal donation to make
this effort a success?
Tours to help save the lost poor,
Cnpt. and Mrs. Gossett,
Ofltcora in charge.
Fhor.e CIS. P. Box 522.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
The Oyster supper which was to
have been given tonight by Sunshine
Circle Number One, King's Daughters
has been postponed, but all those
holding holiday tickets are requested
to hold same as they will be made
good a little later.
As r. delightful diversion from the
weariness of Christmas shopping a
few friends enjoyed an Informal en
tertainment given last evening at the
hospitable home pf Mr. add Mrs. O.
W. Pittman bn Brunei street. The
houeo was prettily decorated in green
foliage and rod berries and Hie burn
ing of grezn and white candles lent
enchant men.’ to the merry scene, mus
ic and dancing were the enjoyable
feature? of the evening, and particular
pleasing were the numbers ren
dered by the male quartette composed
of Messrs Ragland, Workman, La-
Roache and Johnston. In the dining
room delicious frult’punch and cake
were served throughout tho evening
by Misses Annie I^urle and Theresa
Pittman, the charming young daugh
ters of’ the host and hostess. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. W. H
Helghara, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hitch.
Mr. and Mrf. J. L. E. Daniel, Misses
Ada Robertson, .Mattie Julian, XCTma
Palmer, Claudia Lucas, and Messrs
Ernest Ragland, Charlie Ragland, La-
Roache, Workman, Arthur Knight,
Lucas, Johnston and Harrell.
For standard shoes go to
20 4t The Standard Shoe tto.
A GENEROUS MAN.
Rev. W. H. Scruggs, who is always
busy looking atfer the needy, was ap
proached several days ago by a gen
tleman who informed him that he had
one hundred bushels of sweet pota
toes to be given to needy families nam
ed by him. Also this gentleman said
he would deliver the potatoes to
homes designated by Mr. Scruggs.
IF YOU WANT FRESH EGG8,
CALL J. W. 8. HARDY, PHONE 62
OR 301. THEY ARE GUARANTEED.
20 1t
Shoes for all the family. ,
20 4t The Standard Shoe Co.
Big lot extra fine turkeys at J. V. S.
Hardy’s, phono 62 or 301. 20 3t
Arrangements are being made to
give the young folks of the Presbyter-
Ian Church a great time Saturday
night. There will be a beautiful Xmas
tree with lots of good things on it to
make the little folks glad.
For shoes that satisfy, go to
20 4t The Standard Shoe Co.
2 cans tomatoes 15 cents nt J. W. 3.
Hardy’s. 20 Ct
AT THE MAJESTIC.
Tonight we will offer one of the
best vaudeville attractions ever shown
nt the Majestic, "The Triscoe Trio,*’
la comedy and harmony ringing. This
attraction Is one of the most expen*
slve and wo believe one of th best
acts we have ever booked. Everyone
who enjoys good singing should see
this act. We feel safe in guaranteeing
satisfaction to all.
The usual two reels will nlso be
run. Take ouq word for It and come
out and see this show. 18 3t
Let us nil your order for Oysters
and fresh fish. Phone ISO. 7 tf
Backache, Headache, Nervousness
And rheumatism, both in men and wo
men, mean kidney trouble. Do not
allow it to progress beyond the reach
of medicine but atop it promptly with
Foley Kiiney Pills. They regulate the
action of the urinary organs. T-.Inc
In action, quick results. Gem Pharma
cy, T. 8. Paine.
Office 419-21 LaOrande Building.
DR. E. B. MITCHELL,
OSTEOPATH,
and
phyilelan and 8urs*on.
Hour,: 9 to 12 and 2 to E p. m
_ % Offlce phone 321.
Retldanee <7 Folk. St. Phone 451.
Call, Anavered Promptly.
PROMINENT CITIZEN
OE VALDOSTA DEAD
REAR ADMIRAL RAYMOND p,
ROGERS TO RETIRE,
Special To The Herald.
Washington, D: C., Dec. 19.—By op
eration of law Rear Admiral Raymond
R. Rodgers, president of the Naval
War College at Newport, will be plac
ed on the retired list tomorrow on
account of ,agp.
Captain William L. Rodfeers, a cous
in of Admiral ubSgers, wTTT SUtTeB*
him as president of the Naval War
College.
We fit the foot and suit'the pursu.
20 4t The Standard olioe Co.""
Big lot country eggs, fresh and fine,
at j. W. S. Hardy’s. 20 3t
RING 174 FOR WOOD.
8EA-TO-8EA ROAD PLANNED.
Special To The Herald.
Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 19.—Plana
for. permanently marking the Boon's
Lick road and the Santa Fe Trail, and
to promote a national road from the
Atlantic to the aclfflc, were discussed
at a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Missouri Old Trails
Road A88ic!atidn here today.
Fresh cranberries, Just arrived, 16
cents a quart J. W. 8. Hardy. 20 dt
We are after your shoe trade. Let
us have it
20 4t The Standard Shoe Co.
DIED BENEATH
Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 19.—Edna
Stewart was pinioned under the car
and burned to death when an automo
bile was wrecked on the outskirts of
Montgomery last night. Deputy Sher-
The Road to Independence
Is not tho spenders route. Deposit *
your salary with us, we issue you a
pass-book and check book; pay ail
your blllo up* by check, thus avoiding
the necessity and worry of making
your monoy stretch to next payday.
You know h'lw It Is, money In ydbr
pocket never lasts.
YOUR BiNK ACCOUNT
WIU atop the leak,, and, If It I, your
dedre to set ahead, will eventually
make you Independent. Stnrt an ac
count with ua today; a large amount
not neceieary; Juet your week'a or
month', ,alary.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WAYCROSSS
RE80URCE8 $808,000.00
CAPITAL $200,000.00
8URPLU8 AND PROFIT8 $40,0004)0
iff W. H. Bridges was so serlouslx In
jured that he was hurried to a hospit
al. It 1b said thero were five other
passengers, three men and two women,
who may bo more or lesB Injured, but
every effort Is being made to conceal
the details, qnd as yet the names of
these people fiave not been learned.
The mnchlne was running at h high
rate oftspeed when one of the front
tires blew out, throwing the wheel
around and turning the car headline
down an embankment. Tho machine
was destroyed by Are and tho remain*
Ing framework was twistod Into an.
unrecognizable mass. *
Immediately after the accident,
newspaper reporters were warned to
keep away from the seine at the peril
lot their existence.
(Valdosta Times.)
The people of Valdosta were sur
prised and shocked early this morn
ing at the announcement of the death
of Mr. W. L. Thomas, one of the ofiT-
est and most highly respected citizens
of Valdosta, at hfs home some time
between midnight and three o'clock.
He was found dead In bed by Mrs.
Thomas about three o’clock this morn
ing. The body was still vrarra and It
was evident that life had been extinct
only a short while.
His death occurred peacefully and
w ithout a struggle. He had been suf
fering with a cough and had a cough
ing spelt about twelve o’clock. Mrs.
Tlibmns got up and gave him a cough
drop which he took and went- back to
sleep without coughing again. He ap
parently rested well nnd there was
nothing more thought of him until
Mrs. Thomas woke up about three
o’clock. He was so still that she got
up to Investigate and found that ho
was dead.
His death was caused by heart
trouble with which he had suffered for
two or three years. For a long time
h!s condition was so serious-that it
was expected that he would die at any
time. Ve got much better and had
been coming up town every good day
for several weeks. While his condi
tion was known to be very serious
there was nothing to indicate That The
end was so near at hand. Two or
three years he went on a Ashing and
hunting trip to Florida ahT! caught a
very severe cold which developed Into
la grippe and It was feared that he
would die before he reached home.
Since'then he has been declining in
health and has been almost constantly
under the care of a physician. f
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GIFT GOODS
That are good and will give years of
Service and Pleasure
A Few Timely Suggestions
FOR LADIES
|FOR MEN
Pearl Brooches
Watches
Pearl Beads
Chains
Hat Pins
Charms
Locket & Chains
Watch Fobs
. La Valiers
Signet Rings
Shirt Waist Pins
Set Rings
Cameo Rings
Lmbrellas
Set Rings
Canes
Neck Chains
Scarf Pins
Toilet Sets
Cuff Buttons
Manicure Sets
Tie Clasps
Cut Glass, Etc
Military Brushes
Moderate
Prices .
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