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One Hundred Suits for men,
sizes 33 to 42,
One Hundred suits for men,
sizes 33 to 42,
One Hundred suits for men,
sizes 33 to 44,
$5.99
749
9-99
G SALE*-
One Hundred Suits for men,
sizes 33 to 46,
$11.99
One Hundred suits for men,
'' sizes 33 to 44,
13.99
One Hundred suits for men,
sizes 33 to 42,
16.00
4
$2.99
YOUTHS’ SUITS.
Fifty Suits, long Pants,
age 16 to 20,
Fifty Suits, long Pants, ~
age 16 to 20 u*yy
Fifty Suits long Pants, age 16 to 20 $4.99
Fifty Suits long Pants, age 16 to 20 5.99
Fifty Suits, long Pants, age 16 to 20 7.99
BOYS’ SUITS.
Fifty Suits Knee Pants wmry
ages six to 15,
Fifty Suits Knee Pants, ages 6 to 15, $1.49
Fifty Suits Knee Pants, ages 6 to 16, 1.99
Fifty Suits Knee Pants, ages 6 to 16, 2.49
Fifty Suits Knee pants, ages 6 to 15, 3.49
Fifty Suits Knee pants, ages 6 to 16, 3.99
Folks Block, Waycross, Georgia.
MADE A GOOD IMPRESSION.
A C«.. of Wrll Developed If.rvo,
Coupled With Wit.
"There is absolute nit In some men's
serve,’’ said a business man to a re
porter. “My partner and I, with the
intention of expanding our business,
about a year ago decided to send a rep
resentative through the south. We
looked over the field carefully and
dually picked out a young man who
was possessed of good address and
Who, we felt sure, would do the work.
“lie had been convivial in former
days, but bis deportment had been
such for a year that It made us feel
.confident be would do the proper thing.
Be was given ,400 for expenses and
was started out on tbo mission. It was
the understanding that be was to make
s dally report of his efforts.
"Two months passed by, and we nev
er heard from him. We telegraphed
repeatedly to different towns that were
•on his Itinerary, but not a word could
tie learned regarding bis whereabouts.
Finally one day a hurried telegram,
collect, came. It read:
“T am not selling many goods, but
an making a fine Impression. Wire
4100 quick.’
“The nerve of tbo fellow got our
nerve, and, do yon know, we wired him
the 8100, and afterward be made good.
Wo have never asked him what he did
during the two r-onths, and be has
never broached tn < subject to us. It
was the wit that \ leased us.”—Wash
ington Star.
Ifatnre*. Wonders,
The common flea leaps 200 times Its
own length. To show like agility a
man six feet tall would havo to leap a
distance of 1,200 feet The cheese
mite Is about one-quarter of an Inch
In length, yet It has been seen to take
the tip of its tall In its mouth and
-then, letting go with a jerk, to leap out
of a vessel six Inches In depth. To
equal this a man would have to jump
cut of a well from a depth of 144 feet
And equally strange things are found
Among the plants and vegetables. A
-well known student of nature once
dried the growing force of a squash.
- When It was eighteen days old and
measured twenty-seven Inches In cir
cumference, be fixed a sort of harness
Around It with a long lever attached.
The power of the squash wga measur
ed by the weight It lifted, the weight
>1) being fixed to the lever. When It was
' -twenty days old, two days after the
harness was fixed on It It lifted sixty
pounds. On the nineteenth day It lift
ed S.000 pounds.
CYPHERS INCUBATOR.
lily frontline Patent-diaphragm. Nonmolitare and Sdf-Tcurilat-
i. aris'ora snzccu oa TWENTY-SIX GOVPNXKNT KM'Eltl-
'.rv.r.-ii S-atcn, Canada, Australia and New Zealand; aluo hy
; f and by thousands of persons in every walk of li:
-, 1001.
CYMIKRM INCtrilATOltH are being
Shipped to ov«ry country on tl»« glutto where
poultry is grown for market. Their unequaled
r/ork at home and abroad has earned for them
the title of
II
THE STANDARD
HATCHER
OF THE WORLD.’
EVERY CYPIIKRA INCUBATOR is sold
under s positive agreement that it will do
satisfactory work In the hands of any purchaser
who will give it a fair trial, or it can be returned
and the price paid for It will be refunded. As
agent for the Cyphers Incubators, I am
authorised to stand back of this guarantee
In every particular.
circular, mailed free, or call on the
lbU SAVE FREIGHT BY PURCHASING of
fret bd board can at this point.
I sell them at FACTORY PRICES,
A. DU HUS St
HRS. ELECTRA HERSHON CRAIG,
WAYCROSS CeORCIA.
LOCKJAW FROM COBWEB*.
Cobweb* put cj a cut lately
gave a woman lockjaw. Million*
know that the beet thing to put
on a cut it Bncklen’e Arnica Salve
-the infallible healer of wonnde,
nicer*, tore*, ekin eruption*, bum*,
scald* and pilee. It cures or no
fiav. Only 25c. at all druggist.
If your house burns up
or your barn burns
down, both go up in
smoke.
Heed this
Warning.
WARREN hOTT.
E. P. PEABODY.
LOTT & PEABODY,
General Insurances Real Estate
lott-hitch building,
PHONE 185 WAYCROSS, OEOftBli.
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Invites Journal Readers
to VISIT BIS
. . . Restaurant,
PENDLETON STREET.
Meals 25c.
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Men’s
SUITS, HATS,
OVEBOOAT8,
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INGS,
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Ladies’
OUR STOCK FOR
1901-02
Offers every possible
advantage to careful
and economical dress
ers at
Bilk and Flannel
SHIRT WAISTS,
TAILOR-MADE
SUITS,
Ralny-Day and Drees
Skirts, Underwear,
Neckwear,
Hosiery, Ooreete,
• of Every Style.
This Is guaranteed
by futile Imitation by
every competitor, and
confirmed by the
Largut Patronage
of the People.
Incontestible Prices.
Boys’Girls’and
Children’s
WE SHIP C. 0. D.
To any Express Office and examination privilege
give* you every facility for personal selection.
Clothing. Overcoat*,
Jackets,
Hats, Capa, Hosiery,
Underwear and
Furnishings.
tobchIbSth? Carhart Union-Made Overalls.
B.B.LEVY&BR0.,Savannah,Ga.
SEALS DRUG CO„
Triangular 8tore in the Lott-Uftch Building.
All Kinds of Staple Drugs
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
TOILET ARTICLESy PERFUMERY,
BRUSHES, COMBS, ETC.
darden Seed* a Specialty. Cigars, Tobacco and Pipes.
SEALS DRUa COnPANY,
Waycross, Georgia.
Lott-Hftch Building,
WONDERFUL!
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about The Journal’s
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ust try it
PHYSICIANS
DK. J. H. POWELI.,
Specialist,
Kyo, our, noso and throat.
Iloiire—8 a. ro. to 5 p. ra. Sun
day 7 to8 a. m.
, Office south Grant street,
FITZGERALD, OA,
DR. J. H. REDDING,
Physician and Sargeon,
Offira up stairs In KeddlngUlook.
Office hours 8 to 0, 12 to I, 7 to
8. ltosldenco on same block.
DR. E. M. NOLAN,
Or Jacksonville Fla.,
Is tho Kyo, Ear, Now and Throat
bpoclall.t for tho Plant Systom.
llo Is at tho Hospital In Waycrou
every Honday from 10:00 a. m. to
4010 p.m. Private patients may
consult him during thoee hour*.
Da. J. H. LATIMER,
Residence: corner Remihart?
and Garawell street*.
PHONE 180. WArCJWM.OA.
F. 0. FOLKS,
Physician and Subseon,
WAYCROSS, GA.
Office at Residence, comer Mary
and Nleholla street*.
Telephone No. 87.
Da W. H, BUCHANAN,
Dental Surgeon.
unices: Over First National Bank
Phone 87.
WAYCROSS, GA,
J. B. BAGLEY,
Physician apd Sargeon,
Millwood, Ga.
aOTAWES PVBUC.
B. SWEAT,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND JU8TI0K
OF THR PEACE, %
mist District G.M.
Office In Court Hons*
j*
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