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One cent a word for each insertion after the first. No ad
taken for leu than 25 cents for the first insertion—that is an ad
containing 15 words would cost 25 cents for the first time and 15
tents for each additional time. NO ADS TAKEN OVER THE
TELEPHONE.
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FOR RENT—6 room hou*\ 41 Lee FOR RENT—8ix room cottage,
avenue. Apply 63 Eads. K-7-2t I bath and electric lights, at 12 Pen
dergrast street. Apply to J
FOR RENT.—One large furnished! Beaton, 33 Stephenson St.
room, 24 Brewer street. 8 7 It. 8-5-tf.
FOR KENT—Two unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Ill FOR RENT. - Four unfurnished
Hicks street. , roon18 tor Mght housekeeklng,
Hicks street. 8 6 It
• FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, or gentleman. 33
Hicks street 8-5-3ts
WANTED—A good hustling boy for
Saturdays helping selling in a store.
Good pay. Apply to 82 Plant Avenue.
8 7 It.
FOR RENT—Four room flat, nice
ly furnished for general housekeep
ing. Rates reasonable. Located one
block from depot. Phone 203.
8-7-tf.
FOR RENT—64 Mary street,
rooms, modern. $30.00. D. ft 0. Lott
Co. r 7-18-tf.
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms
for young men. Close to. 22 Jane
treet. 7 10 tf.
FOR RENT—New five room cot
tage. Apply 63 Eads street.
FOR RENT.—8even room cottage,
67 Elizabeth street. Inquire at 48
Jane street. 6 30 tf
FOR RENT—Dwellings, stores, of
fices and farms. We are rental head
quarters. D. ft O. Lott Co.
7-18-tf.
GOOD LOT Within one block of the
South Georgia Industrial College, col
ored, for sale cheap. $60 cash. Ad
dress College Lot, care JournaL
3-8-tf.
FOR SALE—Fire Insurance, Life
# {/isuranee. Sickness and Asslcdent
Insurance, Bonds and Real Estate of
all kinds. D. ft O. Lott Co.
7-li-tL - f .i s -
GO RIGHT AT IT.
Friends and Neighbors In Waycross
Will Show You a Way.
Get at the root of the trouble.
Rubbing an aching back may
Ueve it.
But won't cure If the kidneys are
weak.
You must reach the root of It—the
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills go right at it;
Reach the cause; attack the pain.
Are recommended by many Way
cross people.
Mrs. E. Harris, 122 Albany Are.
Waycross, says: "After suffering
from my kidneys and taking doc
tors' medicine tor about a year, I
wgs in bad shape and was getting
worse. I had a dull pain in
small of my back all the time. Head
aches and dizziness bothered me and
black specks floated before my eyes.
The kidney secretions were too fre
quent in passage and I had dropsical
swellings in my feet 1 took several
boxes of Doan’s Kidney Pills and 1
haven’t suffered so much since. They
always give me relief when I use
them."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don*'
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Harris hsd. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
DIAMONDS, Gold watches, all ar
ticle* of fine Jewelry sold on easy
payment plan. Get my terms,
transactions strictly confidential and
private. Adresa C. C. Norris, (Lead
ing Jeweler), Balnbrldge, Ga.
7-lf-lmth.
FOR SALE—New 6 room bungalow
on 3 1-2 acre lot, aa close as the
court house Is to the A. C. L. It R.
shops. Price $1,260.00—terms $20.00
down and $20.00 per month. D. ft O.
Lott Co. '* 7-18-tf.
TWENTY TO THIRTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS to loan for the next
30 to 60 days on Itnprqred city prop
erty, not too far out* dp the monthly
payment plan for from 3 to 5 years,
or longer. Address Citizen, care
General Delivery. 8.: Be euro
to give name and nppjwr of street
7-26-lmth.
MONEY WANTED,
Wo can place your money at eight
per cent, interest snd get two for one
security on farm or close In basin ess
or residence property* Write Box 268
Wsycrsss, Ga. 7 28 lm
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NOTICE t
Bids for furnishing the County
supplies for the convicts and stock
for the month of August will be re
ceived Tuesday, August 11th, 1814.
E. H. MYERS.
Clerk Co. Commissioners.
*-7-2ts.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Wo can make promptly from two to
five year loans on farms and close In
business or residence property at
eight per cent straight, or in month
ly payment plan. We can also dis
count purchase money notes. Write
Box 268, Waycross, Georgia. 7 28 lm
sir
Low
Excursion Fares
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TO THE M0UXTAIXS AXD THE
XOBTH COAST
AIOIST ISTII Til
A. B. & A. RY
FROM WAYCROSS TO
Asheville, N.' C $10.60
Fist Rock, N. C 9.70
Hendersonville, S. C. 8.80
Hot Springs. N. C 11.76
Lske Toxnway, N. C 11.80
Lincolnton, N. C 10.60
Saluda. N. C 9.60
Tryon, N. C 8.60
Waynesville, N. C 11.76
Chattanooga, Tenn 11.60
Hot Springs. Va. 16.00
Luray, Va. 15.00
White 8u!phur Springs, Va* 16.69
Washington, D. C. 16.00
Tickets limited te retire te start
ing point prior to midnight, A if. 30.
Best service, most convenient sche
dules, via A. B. ft A. Railroad
throngh Atlanta. Make sleeping car
reservations. Ask the “A. B. ft A. r
PHONE 44.
O. M. WILLIAMS, Ticket Agent.
WAYCR088. GEORGIA.
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
CONDUCTED BY MRS, T. SALE PHELAN
Telephone 416. ~ *
Mr. Neil McQueen has returned ell. Katie and Marie Carol, Pauline
from a visit to relatives in Ludowlci. Bowden; Masters Georgo Duncan and
| Hoke Williams.
Mrs. P. N. Harley and Master
James Harley have returned from a
trip to Hampton Springe, Fla.
For Charming Young Visitor.
Col. J.
spending the past ten days In Atlanta
returned home this morning.
Judge O. J. Allen left last night for
Tampa, Fla., where he will spend
several days.
Miss Rena Wright entertained with
Blalock who has been a delightful al fresco party last even
Ing at her attractive home on Gil
more street in honor of Miss Kath
erine Hawkins of Jacksonville, who is
the guest of Miss Carle King. The
veranda and lawn wero made most
attractive for the game of pro
gressive tete-e-tete and on the ve
randa was placed the punch bow
prettily decorated with coral vine
where punch was served by Miss
Katherine Dozier.
Late In the evening ice cream and
cake were served.
Miss Wright's guests included a
number of the high school set and
were besides Miss Hawkins Miss Mar
garet Ellington, Miss Frances Stan
ton, Miss Inez Hollingsworth, Miss
Margaret Morrison, Miss Sadie An
drews, Miss Louise Cooper, lliss
Mary Deen and Paul Harley, John
Cox, Douglas Morrison. Gerald
Knight, Francis Gramllng, Edwin
Murphy, Orville Jenkins, Glenn Ca
son, Cyril Chandler, Nell McQueen
and Jessie Morrison.
Little Miss Laura McDonald who
has been spending the past two weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. M. C. Wynne, re
turned to her homo in Illacksheat
this morning.
Card of Thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W.* Batson desire
to express their thanks and appreci
ation to their friends for their many
kindnesses during their recent
resvement, the loss of their little
daughter, Margaret.
Don't Forget the Story Honr.
The children will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 6 o'clock with Mrs. Otif
Bell at her home on Brunswick ave
nue and the stories will be told by
Miss Fields and Miss Alary Letford.
Every child in town la Invited to be
present and will please bring five
cents to swell the library fund.
Cnmplng Party Leaves Tomorrow
A parly who will leave tomorrow
afternoon for Lake Junaluska, N. C.
and will spend a few weeks camping
is composed of Air. and Airs. Ernest
Mann, Miss Claudia Lucas, Aliss Su
sie McGee, Airs. Amy Rolofson, Air.
and Airs. Sale Phelan, Alisa Magda
lena Izlar and Miss Frances Caublc
who are in Greenville and who will
joiu the party at Spartanburg. Dr.
P. P. Lane, on whose property the
tents are pitched, Mr. W. 8. Henley.
Dr. B. H. Minchew, Mr. C. E. Groov
er, Mr. Jim Aforgsn, Mr. L. L. Har
vard snd Dr. J. J. Beaton.
Miss Wynne Entertains.
Little Afisses Laura McDonald of
Blackshear, and Margaret Cook of
Hazlehurst, were entertained yester
day afternoon by Miss Fraxter Wynne.
Misses HattlO Thigpen, Louise Join-
Helen McLaurte and Marian
Wynne asalsted in entertaining the
little folks.
Various games were played after
which ice cream and cake were serv
ed by Misses Helen McLaurie and
Lillie Mae McIntosh.
Those present besides the honor
guests, Misses Laura McDonald and
Margaret Cook, were Aliases Norms
Hargraves, Cecil* Shrlver, Janet
Strickland. Henrietta Goddard, Bessie
Jenkins, Urshler Miller, Mgrgaret
Duncan, Lillian Strickland, Mabel
Williamson, Katie and Minnie Mitch-
REPORT OF WAYCROSS
PUBLIC
LIBRA RV FOR THE MONTH
OF JULY.
June 30th
... $39.50
July Receipts
.. 61.60
July disbursements
.. 72.33
Bal August 1st
.. 28.65
Total membership
12«|
New members .............
3
New books
38
Total number of books ...
938
to your home by appointment. Each
customer receives personal attention.
Florence Hotel, Phone 684. 8 6 3!
MISS BLAKE
Is conducting a SHORTHAND
CLASS in WaycrowH High School
Bldg., and Invites al person* Interest
ed In a STENOGRAPHIC COURSE to
call for Information.
COUNTRY BOWS
IN SORROW
(Countinucd from Page 1.) I
were In tears. SecrtHary Tumulty!
walked slowly to the executive of-J
lice, his head bowed. Quickly he an-1
nounced to the correspondents that. 12 LBS. BEST PEARL GRITS
the end had come. ‘12 LBS. FRESH GROUND AIEAL
The funeral services may be helJ 24 LB. SACK BEST PLAIN FLOUR
at Vrlnceton or at Rome, Ga. Ales- 24 LB. SACK BEST SELF RISING FLOUR
PROVISIONS RISING.
By Wire to The Journal.
Chicago, Aug. 7.—Provisions arc
thirty cents higher here today. Euro
pean. buyers In the market are re
sponsible for the raise. All com
modities are rising.
MAY’S
sages of sympathy are being receiv
ed today from all over the world.
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80.
CITY BOARD
MEETS TOMORROW
If a quorum can be secured the reg
ular August meeting of the city board
of education will he held tomorrow
morning at the office of Supt. A. G.
Miller at Central school. The election
vo teachers to fill vacancies that
have been created since the election
of teachers in June will be one of the
matters handled at the meeting. I
BEST WHITE BACON BV SIDE iq u,
BEST SMOKED BACON BY SIDE 18-1?
100 LB. 8ACK COTTON SEED HULLS .43
100 LB. SACK COTTON BEAD A1EAI ’’ 1.Q5
100 LB SACK SHORTS li8 -
100 LB. SACK BRAN L75
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BIG CROWDS I
ON EXCURSION
Last night and this morning the At-
lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic han
dled large crowds for numerous South
Georgia and Florida points on ex
cursion trains operated from Atlanta.
The regular night train reached Way-
cross at seven last night with thirteen
coaches, all filled. '
Specials were operated from Way-
cross to Jacksonville by the (’oast
Line to handle the excursionists for
Florida cities. This is the first gen
eral excursion oporated by the A. B.
MRS. HARRIET BELL, Pres.
MRS. ERNESTINE LOTT, Treas
AIISS MARY DELL^Llbrarlan.
AT THE GRAND
Thursday, Friday and Saturday we
will have with us Aliss Francis sing
ing the latest In classical and pop
ular songs, also Dick Thomas and
the Leighton Sisters, presenting a
singing and dancing Wclalty, Intro
ducing all of the lat^sti dances, feat
uring their celebrated'Tango Dances.
This Is a chance of ^^Pfllfe to see
the. Tango danced as It should be
Don’t miss It.
The usual pteturfe program will he ;
run offering every day either a two'more or less washed,
or three reel feature picture.
HEAVY RAIN !
DOES DAMAGE
Georgia Needs
A Young, Active and \
Progressive Governor
If you were going to select a manager for your own
business, would you pick out a man of nearly three acore
years and ton, who had not been in touch with it for twenty
years or more, or would you choose an active, progressive
and constructive business man who has been in direct touch
with your affairs for over a decade?
Randolph Anderson knows Georgia’s finances and Geor
gia’s needs. He has been in close touch with them and has
studied them the last ten years or more.
He is the only candidate who has offered a substantial,
progressive platform.
If yoc would vote for Georgia’s best interests—
Vote For •
Randolph Anderson.
FREE! FREE! FREE!
On Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and
Early this afternoon Waycroea and
vicinity was swept by one of the hard
est rains known In some months. Con-
Wednesday, August 8, 10, 11 andfcl2th,
city mado we w jjj give with each can of Pearl
i Tooth Powder at 25 cents a Pearl Tooth
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I wish to announce to my friends
and customers that I will bo In Way-
cross on the 9th of this month. I will
demonstrate and take measures for
the "American Queen Corsets," front
or back laced, 75 styles te select from.
I have a model for every figure,
card or telephone call wlH bring
In various parts of the
traffic almost Impossible for the time
being.
A serious wash was caused on Wil-'
rn;ruc^\Tr B “a Brush worth 35 cents, both brush and
r h n. c "d^M eron, y 25 cent cash - Donfailto
nearly all streets crossing it wero dgf in Oil ttllS ‘
more or less washed. ®
During the heaviest psH of the rain
nearly all of tho tracks In the union
station passenger yard were submerg-
Fresh Fish!
Received Every Day
Phone 320 and we will
dress fish and deliver to
you ready for the pan.
Shrimp-Crabs Prawn
City Fish Market
Buy Your Feed Staff From May’s
And Save Money
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BEST TIMOTHY CAT TIB MS IBS.
m lb. SACKS H0B8B FEEB
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1M Lk, COTTOX SEED MAI
1M LW. COTTOX SEED SOUS -•*
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May’s Mill anti Supply Store
22 Alice Street Phone No. 3
Band Concert
AT
Winona Park
Sunday Afternoon
From 44o 6
Sand is shipped from Seattle to Hon
olulu for concrete making. i
London bankers' clearing houso
business In 1913 totaled $79,987,760,06$.
The Rexall Store
Neats of all Kinds.
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RING 6JAND TELL IT TO FRANK
Keeps'
Quality:
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and
Price
.Down.
Double Value
In
firestone
Volume
T HE big difference in quality between
Firestones and ordinary tires would
make Firestones cost much more
under ordinary conditions.
But Firestone conditions are not ordinary.
Thepicked experts of the tire nuking industry
build Firestone tires.
The largest exclusive tire factory in America
produces Firestone tires.
^ The most efficient distributing system In Amer
ica markets Firestone tires.
That’s why these tires have the quality and en
durance to beat all the tires of the world—and still
come to you at only average price.
The record of races won on Firestone Tires has
been spectacular. Their rood-work in daily grind
has clinched the Firestone slogan—
Most Miles per Dollar
Therefore choose Pirestonee—for the common-sense
reuon of Finetono quality put oat in ceormoo* qmtority
hr epecUHsts who asks nothing else.
See the Firestone Dealer NOW.
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Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
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Akron, Ohio Brenchee and Dealer* Everywhere
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