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After hypocrites the greatest dupes
Jure those who exhaust an unxlous exis
tence in the disappointments and vex
ations of business, and livo tolerably
meanly, only to die raagultlcent and
rich.
President of Senate hnd Acting Got*
ernor.
WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD.
CAMP t<l
Mo;* first snd (bird Thursday »»
each aionth. Masonic Hall.
Richard L. Singleton, a C,
a P. WooMsy. Clark.
To thoao who ayni away Tor Ihelr j
Chrlitmns presents and got stuck, at |
usual, wo do not tender our sympathy.
Trade at home—It’a better for all par
tita concerned.— Brunswick News,
See that no day paaiea in which you
do not make youraelf a somewhat bet
ter creature: and. In order to do that.
Had out drat of all what you are uow.
Try to get atrvngth of heart eaough to
look youraelf fairly In the face la nilad
a* well aa la body.
UNION JEWELRY STORE
Watchmakara and Engraven. All Kind
Of Jewelry Repairing.
101 Plant Are
VTaycroee, Ga.
WAKEFIELD LOME, NO. Z>
KNIOHTE OP PYT-.AS.
While It'* a very little thing, a grain
of duet In your eye It ■ very Impor
tant thing while It It there. So It It
with other little tiling*. The lota of
» tenant—even a furntahed room ten
ant—may not loom large among life's
disappointments, hut It’s annoying at
the moment. And la (lading another
for you, the Herald font hd* render
you real aerrlce.
HERALD
HERALD
Wished By
PUBLISHING CO.
P. Parham, 'Sr.
P. Perham, Jr. . .
editors snd Prcpnetori.
Mils Carrie Perham,
• Personal, Society and Local.
The Waycrore Herald founded In
US6. The Dally Herald founded In
1191! hy A. I'- l'crham. Sr.
Telephone*
Busin, as Oidce 25
. Editorial OBI* 25
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Pvery Afternoon Except Sunday.
Entered at the Waycroee, Oa., Post-
ulf to at second elate mall ipatter.
titles No. t Jana Street
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All obituary notices, card* o( thanks,
. yemlntlone and notice* of
mentf, where eburget at* mede, will
hw charged at advertising rate* of fi
septa a line.
1 THE HERALD IS THE
Official Organ of the United Bfsts*
Court of the Southern District —'
Georgia.
WAYCROSS, OA„ DEC. 22, 1911.
Old Santa Claue’ mall Is gelling un-
Usually heavy.
s *
Did you ehop early or did you wait
for the rainy apellf
, 4-
The belated ebopper* ere being
given some very wet end disagreeable
Whether, •
-1-
How often do you suppose ed read
er* buy unadvertleed think*—proper
ty or chaltela!
4-
-The meat combine lender* nre now
tdrmelly on trial' but the prlco ol
porterhouse remains unaffected,
*
How do you expect ad readers lo
know anything about what you have
to sell unleet you advertise?
+
Hunting for a buyer lor that unuedd
furniture Is the sort of quest to which
h Herald claeelflod ad I* especially
adapted.
,T.
New York paper lies found nineteen
resident a of that city who arc over
Ido year* old. Moat Now Yorker* live
100 year* before they are fifty.
4.
The grand Jury of Waro county
Wants lo get rid of the board of coun
ty commissioner* of that county. In
Dearly every county In Georgia the
grand Jury and the commissioner* fall
to agree.—Valdosta Time*.
Ope sentence of honest prslse bo-
Mowed at the right time Is worth a
Whole volume of scolding. Constant
Scolding has about aa good effect bn
children aa a hailstorm oa young
.plants.
i 4-
HOW ^OPE-PIUS LOOKS.
I wnttSied His Holiness as ho Pass-
cd down this line greeting them. H?
Was a man of fine physique, tall end
broad-shouldered, with gihy hair al
mndt white, ruddy complexion, ‘large
kindly Italian eye*, a simple, gracious
manner with ever *0 Might a font* of
ennui, which later, 1 am aare. be ac
quired at the aeme time that he was
elevated to hi* preent dignity. For one
felt In hi* presence that a etrenuoua
life ont among hi* people, helping
them In their etruggle* In the world,
would more etrongiy appeal to him
(ban an oxlstohee which required him
to shut hlmsolf away, In apparent
scholarly seclusion. He looked a man
made for action, and deprived of IL
hla spirit seemed ever steeped In nfe-
laneholy, and the shadow of willing
sacrifice darkening his day. Hla per
sonality spoke a kindly sympathy for
human nature, as If he would rather
know each of those whom he so for
mally received (bat day merely as a
follow-worker standing on a common
plane than meet them lurtounded by
the pomp and form and ceremony of
his life.—Harper* Basaer.
ADVERTISE IN THE
WAYCROSS HERALD
—u-4,
The Overland 30. fully equipped and
delivered to you for 91,000.00 Pour
new ones in stock.
14 Ct cod. Kelley's Garage,
J. E, Parker, 2021 No. 10th St, Ft
Smith, Ark,, says that he had taken
many kinds of kidney medicine, but
he did not get better until lie took
Poley Kidney Pills. No matter how
long you have had kidney trouble, you
will And quick and permanent benefit
by the use of Foley Kidney Pills.
Start taking them now. Gem Pharma
cy, T. S. Paine.
WAYCROSS COUNCIL
Jr, O, Us A* M.
Meets every Monday evening is ReA
Men’s Hall, LottHltch building af •
u m.
VUltlat brothers cordially h>*Usfl
to meet rlth oa.
tfherod Collins, L. Carl Colllsa
Reo-Secty Couscllox
Advertise In The Waycross Evening
Herald.
STATE Of GEORGIA, EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT, ATLANTA,
The First Natlontl Bank located In
the city of Waycrots, having been ap
pointed a State Depository, and hav
ing executed and filed in this office a
bond In the sum of FIFTY THOUS
AND DOLLARS, conditioned for tho
faithful discharge of its duties, whhn
has been accepted and npproved by
the Governor, it la therefore ordered
That tho Tax Collector of the County
of Ward he and Is hereby Instructed
to pay over to said bank all monezs
colloctod by him for and tv account
of State taxes, except such ns may be
paid directly Into the State Treasurv
and that notico of this ordoy be given
by publication In gome newspaper ot
general circulation published in the
city where said bank.Is located.
• This 24th day of November, 191L
JOHN M. SLATON,
ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT.
UogtteSPKidBEdBS
Promo iesDiiei tkfflOwttii-
nessandlfcsftonlaliis nciar
Ophiiit-Morphiae norHaml
Not Narcotic.
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Mon, Sour Stotoaclt.Uiamm
WornaffrvnfaionsJfwn^
nesa and LOSS OF SLEET-
NEW YOBK.
J=?2
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yon Have
Always
the
Bears
Signature
Over
For
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
Atlantic Coast Line Schedule.
DEPAKTUJIES.
ARRIVALS AT WAYCROSS.
From Savannah
‘.-tin 189 6:60 am
Train 185 12:50 pm
Crain 21 ....6:55 pm
Crain 67 10:10 pm
Srtm Montgomery
Train 68 ..' 6:15 am
■rain 180 6:45 pm
From Balnbrldge & Thomasvllie
Train 182 10:05 am
From Albany
Train 93 4:65 *m
fraln 91 9:65 am
Train 97 6:00 pm
From Chlcagu and Noriweet
C. Special (via Albany)....4:66 am
Dale Flyer (via Tilton)....5:35 am
loutb Atlantic Limited 6:35 am
J-rotr Brunswick
Train 96 ‘ 7:40 am
Train 90 6:00 pro
■'mm Jackaouvlll*
Train 23 pm
Train 32 10:16 pm
Train 94 10:25 pm
Train 92 10:46 pm
From Tampa, High Bprlnga vln Du
pont
am 42 7:25 pm
For through Schennles, Pullman re, '™*^,° n '’ * lc- '
•E. M. North, A. O. P. A. ' ' ' ' ’
Bavannnt ,GV
For Jesnp asd Savannah
Train SS 1:66
Train ...10 M »»
Train 180 7:3° »u
Train pn
i-’or Montgomery
Train 189 6:10 no-
Train 57 10:25 pu
For Balnbridgv and Thomasrills.
Train 185 1:00 »P
For Albany
Train 92 10:60 pn
Train 96 7:80 u»
Train 90 6:10 pa
For Chicago snd Northwest
I. C. Special (via Albany).- 10:60 pn
Dixie Flyer (via Tlf(on) ....10:80 pa
South Atlantic Limited.. ..10:20 pn
For Brunswick
Train 91 10:10 Ml
Train 97 6:10 pn
For Jacksonville
Train 95 (Dixie Flyer 1:60 «•
Train 93 6:00 aa
Train 83 6:46 an
rain 21 6:» pn
For Tampa. High Springs ,
(Train 48 4:00 u»
R. E. Camp, Ticket Agent
Waycros*. Ga.
Advertise In h he
HtmLD! '
We Can and We Will Aid You In Your
CHRISTMAS BUYINO!
YOU WILL FINO THIS 81 ORE A WONDERFUL AID IN EVERY
vtf^WAY.
What sort of gifts do you yourself like—the useful sort, dont
you? Of course you do—then so do others—others to a-bom
you would give.
Then why not choose here? Choose from our splendidly
complete Hardware itock—where your every choice Is suorly a
satisfying one and where prices will ennble the Christmas
dollars lo do greatest duty.
JUST A FEW SUGGESTIONS—PERHAPS WE MAY HELP
YOU. -v^.
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS
DURHAM DUPLEX SAFETY RAZORS
CHAFING DISHES
BAKING DISHES
CHINA AND OUT GLASS
' CARVING SETS, ETC.
• Watt Hardware Company
WAYCROSSp GA.
^VTiat Shall I Give
ior Christmas?
THIS BROBLEM IS AR!SING IN EVERY .HOME IN THE
LAND'AND 16 BEINQ SOI.V ED UNIVERSALLY BY .THE PUR-
CASE OF ELECTRIC COOK ING AND HEATING APPLIANCE3
AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD- OEVICES. ADDED TO THE CHARM
OF THEIR APPEARANCE IS THE FACT THAT THEY ARE EX.
CEEDINOLY USEFUL AND THEIR CONSTANT USE IN THE
HOMES OF THEIR POSSESSORS IS AN EVER ^RESENT RE
MINDER OF THEIR DONORS. THIS COMPANY HAS A NUMBER
OF THE MOST POPULAR. DEVICES ON 8ALE AT LA GRANDS
PHARMACY. DEVICES VARY IN COST FROM TWO DOLLARS
FOR A HANDY IMMERSION LIQUID HEATER TO FIFTEEN
DOLLARS FOR A SEWING MACHINE MOTOR, if WOULD IN
TEREST YOU TO EXAMINE THEM.
Ware County
Light and Power
Company.
Cows On The Streets!
WHETHER THEY BELONG ON THE STREETS OR NOT, YOUR FRONT *
YARD IS NOT THE PLACE FOR THEM.
Pittsburg
Lawn Fence
IS THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM, KEEPS THEM IN OR OUT,
BESIDES, IT ADDS TO THE LOOKS AND VALUE OF YOUR PROPERTY.
THE PLACE TO GET IT IS '
If. J. ANTHONY
Hardware Co.
98-100 PLANT AVENUE.
When You Stroll
STROLL TO
5La Grande
, ; .
Pharmacy
Allthelatcft HOT DRINKS, CIG
ARS, High Class TOILET ARTI
CLES, RUBBERGOOD.S and
DRUGGISTS* SUNDRIES
