Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19??, December 23, 1911, Image 2

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Advertise In hhe for hla homo town. If thit-ploco It food enough for him to way Is ud u a pUco toi him to thnko money. It onfht to be 3O0d enoufh to toy a food, .void about. Too often vt hear a dealer tomplala Watt Hardware Company WAYCROSS, GA. Published By : HERALD PUBLISHING A. P. Perhim, Sr. A. P. Perham, Jr. Editors and Proprietors. Miss Carrie Perham, Personato Society and Local. Tor Infants and Children. The Waycroae Herald founded In U8S. The Dally Herald founded la I It 2 by A. P. l’crham, Sr. Telephone* Business Office 25 , Editorial Offie 25 Residence 258. (Very Afternoon Except Sundey. ALCOHOL 3 PEK CEKT. Viiuuvu nv i»v »»’ V Witte as second clais mall matter. Subscribers to The Herald that do ftot tecelre tbe paper promptly and fiariy will nlease rlng-up the Clrcnla- Hob Manager and report the trouble loUm, ae this la the-only maane that ma can .asaure you prompt and early (elirery. y SPECIAL NOTICE All obltaary notices, carde of thhnka, resolutions, and notice of entertain- monta, where nharfes are made, wlu he charged at adrertlstng rates of I THE HERALD IS THE ' I Organ of the of the Southern District of Oeorgla. new'yohk. WAYCROSS, OA- DEC, 23, 1»H- Atlantic Coast Line Schedule. ARRIVALS AT WAT CROSS. DEPARTURES. EV Whore there are so many nctorn out bf work, there are no doubt some who are out for work. -*■ Roosrelt has weighed Taft -and found him wanting. And yet Toft has refused to come down. Tbe high coot of llvlhg hes exploded one popular fallacy, at least. There |« no such thing ae elastic currency. -* A Pennsylraols man left hla entire estate to a lawyers. This was on In genious way to keep his will from Tib- Ing broken. The Jewish population of New York numbers nearly a million. Tbe Jews Seem* to know a good thing when they strike 1L * Plnchot says that Roosevelt will not bt a candidate for PfetldOSt sal IW Colonel himself ought to see itiaf times are not propitious, .f.- [ In the meat packers' case both aides expressed satisfaction with the fury selected but one side will get over It when the verdict Is renderel. * In 1870 Oeneral Oarlleld said the pension expenditure would never ex ceed 110,000,000 n year and In 1811 congress adds aevcnty.flvo* million In pne bill. U le now propoeed to change the form of oath In United Slatoe conrte but this will not prevent Uncle Joe Cannon from displaying hla orlglnaU- ty elsewhere. + It Is poaslbte that the ambition of the Colonel la Inspired by the logical desire to open tho canal he made lies- alble—why not connect the claim with the resumption of activity? * the "old town Is deader than a null." If It la so, who made ft vJ* It ts ths men who knock Instead of f’f.r.ina under the foundation of the place and ilfilns. Ufa the fellow who Informs every visitor that they wish they were birds so that they could dy to other places more congenial, ‘ What happens when these fellows dp get enough money together to ■trike out to some other place? Do they forget their habit of depreciation? Not so you coutd notice It. They soon gat tp saying the same bad things about the new location and wish they wire back where they cadre from. There are thousands of towns In this grand old country of ours that are only walling for the undertaker bo get bnsy to recover from their itdnted condi tions and start' to live again. It has been the knockers that pave kept the towns down and driven tbe retail trade to the mall order houses and the big eltlea. When a visitor comes to town aay all thq good things you can about It When a buyer wants anything do not send him to the county seat for It by not being stocked. Be the drat one to breathe life Into the old town and see how quickly oth ers will be taking long breatps, too, Boost for the place where you lira sod do business. If you esnnot boost, get out, snd give someone a chance who will.—Perm'Machinery. AYCR0S8 EVENING HERALD J. E. Barker, 2021 No. 10th. at. Ft Smith, Ark., says that he had taken many kinds of kidney medicine, bat he did not get better until he took Foley Kidney Pllle. No matter bow long you hare had kidney trouble, yon will And quick and permanent benefit by tbe use of Foley Kidney Fills. Start taking thtm now. Oem Pharma cy, T. 8. Paine. NAYOROSS COUNCIL NO. EL Jr. O. U. A. M. Meets ersry Monday ersnfig In Bad dan's Hall, Lott-Hlteb building at I a. as. Visiting brothers eordlslly hretteO to meat with ns. 8berod Collins, U Carl Collins. ReoRecty. Councilor Advertise In The Waycroae Craning Herald. STATE OF GEORGIA, EXECUTIVE / DEPARTMENT, ATLANTA. "Holy Smoko," delightfully exclaim ed Colonel Roosevelt as ha gased down si Harvard on flvs Ihouaand of hla friends who hailed him as the next president. He no doubt forgot for tho moment that ho had announced that no friend of Ills would name him for tho nomination next year. ■ ' * ’ Now York City will use nearly a halt million Chrlatmaa trees this year. Consumers will pay for them a quarter of n million doltan, or an average of tf cents each, Waet street, where ihe New Ensland steamers dock, emolle like a balsam forest these days, tor the Chrlatmaa tree teason ts at Its height The First Natlontl Bank located In the city of Waycrosa, haring been ap pointed a Stato Depository, and bar- Ing executed and tiled In this office a bond In the sum of FIFTY THOUS AND DOLLARS, conditioned for the faithful discharge of Us duties, whltn has been accepted and approved by the Gorernor, It Is therefore ordered: That tbe Tax Collector of the County of Ware be and la hereby Instructed to pay over to tald bank ell monen collected by him for and cn account of State taxee, except such as may be paid directly Into tbe State Treasure and that notice of this order be gtrev by publication In some' newspaper ot general circulation published In the city where said bank la located. This 21th day of November, 191L • JOHN M. SLATON, President of Senate and Acting GOT. ernor. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. CAMP t8i Mo;a flrat and third Thursday •» sack month. Masonic Hall. Richard L. Singleton, C. C. D. P. WeoUey. clerk. UNION JEWELRY STORE Watchmakers and Engravers. All Kind Of Jewelry Repairing. 108 Plant Aft. Wayereea, Oa. WAKEFIELD LODGE. NO. V KNIGHTS OF FVTw.AS. Meeu aysry Moaday eraalns at l:0t la Cattle Hal Plant are Members are requested to attend.'sad visiting Knights are ffltot *- telly Hefted to meet with am J. U CRAWLEY, a C. r a Millet, K st R. A 3. * M. Of F. From savannah Tain 188 5:50 am Train 185 12:50 pm Train 21 5:55 pm miD 67 10:10 pm From Montgomery min 56 5:15 am train ISO 6:46 pm From Balnbrldge ft Thomaevllle Train 182 10:05 am From Albany Train 93 6:55 am train 91 9:15 am Train 97 6:00 pm From Chicago and Nortweat . C. Special (via Albany)....4:65 am Dixie Flyer (via Ttfton)....5:25 am louth Atlantic Limited 5:33 am from Brunswick Train 95 7:40 nm min 90 6:00 pm From Jacksonville min 33 6:65 pm Train S3 10:15 pm mm 94 10:36 pm Train S3 ;...10:45 pm From Tampa, High Springs via Du pont train 43 7:35 pm For through Schedules, Pullman B. M. North, A. G. P. A. Sevan* gk JCK. For Jeaup ud Savannah Train 63.. 1:66 Train 183 »'** »■ Train 180 7:J« pis Train 33,., 6:10 pn For Montgomery Train 189 6:10 Train 57 10:35 pn For Balnbrldge ud ThomuvlUe. Train 185 1:00 VP For Albany Train 93 10:^0 pa min 7:5p u Train (0 6: For Chicago and Northwest L C. Special (via Albany)., 10:40 »n Dixie Flyer (via Tlfton) ....10: South Atlantic Limited.. ..10:26 vm For Brunswick Train 91 10:11 Train 97 6:10 »n For Jacksonville | Train 95 (Dixie Flyer 6:4 Train 93 5:01 Train S3 6:4^ an rain 31 6:15 pn For Tampa, High 8prlnxs j Crain 4! 8:08 u reservations, etc. Call On ' r. e. Camp, Ticket Agent 1 Waycrosa, Oa. We Can and We Will Aid You In Your CHRISTMAS BUYINOI YOU WILL FIND THIS 87 ORE A WONDERFUL AID IN EVERY •$W]WAV. What *ort of gilt* do you yourself like—the useful sort, don't you? Of course you do—then so do others—others to whom you would give. Then why not choose here? Choose from our splendidly complete Hardware stock—where your every choice le euerly a satisfying one and where prices will enable the Chrtstmu dollars to do greatest duty. JOST A FEW SUGGESTIONS—PERHAPS WE MAY HELP V0U ' ft . '-I GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS DURHAM DUPLEX SAFETY RAZORS CHAFING DISHES . ' BAKING ,DlSHfiS ,*• CHINA ANO DOT GLASS CARVING SETS, BTC. ^iVTiat Stall I Give for Ckristmas? THIS PROBLEM 19 ARISING IN EVERY HOME IN THE LAND AND IS BEING SOLVED UNIVERSALLY BY THE PUIt- CASE OF ELECTRIC COOK ING ANO HEATING APPLIA V '-5 AND,OTHER HOUSEHOLD 0EVICE8. ADDED TO THE « 4 OF THEIR APPEARANCE IS THE FACT THA^ TH'Y CEEDINQLY USEFUL AND THEIR CON*" „NT Vi HOMES OF THEIR POSSESSOR* 1 > aN EVER P) .1 IT .12. MINDER OF THEIR DON"' a. THIS COMPANY HAS ' hUMI'RR OF THE M08T P*" -LAP DEVICES ON SALE AT l • III** «*. PHARMACY. DEVICES VARY IN COST FROM TWf FOR A HANDY IMMERSION LIQUID HEATER 1C -I' DOLLARS FOR A SEWING MACHINE MOTOR. I?l I i .9 I. TERESTYOU TO EXAMINE THEM. Ware County P-;er Coitus y. 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 18 R. J. ANTHONY Hardware Co. 08-100 PLANT AVENUE. When You Stroll STROLL TO LaGrande Pharmacy Alltbelatetf HOT DRINKS, Cl G ARS, High Class TOILET ARTI CLES, RUBBER GOODS and DRUGGISTS* SUNDRIES / ■ I „ ■■ -4SJ-