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OCT. MU. FALL OPENING The requirements of apparel are of greater moment today than ever before. We hardly need dilate upon t(ie fundamental virtues of our clothes, such as fit and service, because you know our guarantee covers you from risk on either score. We have the well-known brands: Stein-Block “Smart Clothes," Strause & Bro. ",High Art" In the new club checks and London plaids, together with the soft blues, grays and two-tone effects. Shoes and Hats In all the new styles to match. H. C. SEAMAN Phone 48 18 Pendleton Street % CHALONS IS AN ECHO OF A BLOODY PAST - • Sw. Paris, Oct I.—In morn wan one haa history repeated Itself In the European wsr. Time and again, since August 1, has there been notable co incidences between the present war and that o( 1170, the Kranco-Prussian conflict. But la some instances, even more ancient warn are brought to mind by the terrlflc struggle now be ing wagsd la northern and eastern France. allies bad suffered so severely that they neither renewed the combat nor blockaded Attlla's camp, but suffered him to withdraw hl« shattered hosts back to the Rhine. They were satis fied to bavo repelled the hitherto victorious King of the Huns, who, foil ed In Gaul, turned with fury upon Italy. If the advance of the modern Huns Is checked at Chalons—and the latest who wrote the story of the light. The lowest estlmste of the killed wss put st 165,000, the highest rsn up to 300,- 000. The carnsge wss terrlflc end It was all over In a day. The new Bat-. tie of Chalons msy lest a week ere the now “ *» highly encouraging In that last shot Is tired. spoct—they will certainly be allowed lot us briefly recall the ancient ! 110 unimpeded retreat as were their struggle. Attlta, the King of the Huns,! prototype. who had established his sway over all The Oothlc chronicler Jornandes the vast regions lying to the north P°* lnl ° *he mouth of Attila before In the center of the allies' line be- both of the Western and Eastern Em- the battle a flery harangue, from which tween Means and Verdun la the town pint of Rome and Bytantlum, had de- * lew sentences may be quoted: of Chalonssur-Marne. [ elded to strike first at the west. He "Von are warriors or nothing, and Chalons! It Is a name of good aug- Invaded Gaul, crossing the Rhine st wry. For then AUlla the linn racolv-'what b now Cohlens with a mighty ad the check from which he never hoet. Arrayed against him wss an at wholly recovered, and which compell- Dance of a weak Roman army under ed him to beat a sullen retreat from France. Once more the Hun Is on the broad plain of Chalons after fourteen centuries and a half bars passed. Let us hope that the Catalaunlan Helds, from which Chalons derives It name, may witness an oven greater rout of the Attila of our day, and that ths Ger man hosts which have fully establish ad their title to be ths "Scourge of God" may go down la red and Irre trievable ruin. The hauls of Chalons fought In 451, has always boon considered the blood iest battle ever fonght on the soil of Europe. "Savage, bugled, widespread, dogged." Such were the adjectives applied to It by the Gothic chronicler Aetlus and a powerful army of Vlsl goths under their King Theodorlc. The rival armies met on the Plain of Chalons, south of Marne. Attila and his Huns chsrged the center of the allies, pierced It, and then turned fiercely against ths Vblgotbs, whose king was killed by a Javelin. But the Visigoths rallied and eventually drove Attila back on to hb camp. There he built that night a great pyre of the wooden saddles of hb cavalry, deter mined that If hb entrenchments were forced be would set flames to ths pyre and perish upon It rsther then let hb enemies boast that they had slab At tila or taken him captive. But the attack did not come. The what to such b more satlfylng than to carve out vengeance by the sword? Ah, revenge, nature's first gift and sweetest soother of the soul) Sunder the sinew and the limbs collapse; hack the bones and the body falls. "Huns of mlnel Rouse your rage, and let your fury swell as of old! Craftily now and by the swode-stroke then! These herded outcasts dare not confront the Hunt That this shall be my new Held of victory the long tale of my former fields assures me. Yea, and llrst am I whose shaft shall be sped! And doomed b he who fights not when Attila leads the light 1" Change "Hun” to "German” and ths Kaiser himself might he addressing hb Brandenburgers and Men of the Mark. And It b worth recalling that Attila, barbarian and pagan as he was, ofll- dally styled himself "The Dread of the World—by the Grace of God." AUTO AND BANK TAX GIVESWAYANDCONGRESS PREPARES TO HIT BOOZE Wublngton, D. C., Oct. 8.—Liquor would bear the heaviest burden of the $100,000,000 war revenue tax as it Is being revised bj the caucus of Senate Democrats. The caucus began work today on the finance committee’s draft of the bill. The first action of the caucus was to vote an Increase in the proposed extra tax on beer from 60 cents to 76 cents a barrel to make the total tax $1.76 a barrel, with a drawback of 6 per cent for purchase of revenue stamps in advance. The amendment urged by Senator Williams, of Mississippi, wan Results tell the tale, carried by a large majority after Sen- All doubt Is removed, ator Stone had made a vigorous speech i The testimony of a Waycross citl against it. A special revenue tax on sen. and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw - this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, after another ap plication or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy. BK8KJLT8 TELL. There Css Be 5o Doubt About the Besults In Wajeross. SUNDAY PLEASURES. METHODISTS TABOO Ottawa, Oct $.—Activities of busi ness and pleasure on Sunday were deprecated by the Methodist general conference at Its closing session. Ho tels, restaurants and drug stores should not do business on the Sab bath, the conference felt, and golf, so cial teas and traveling should be frowned upon. AH50UVCEMBBT. I offer myself as a candidate, sub ject to the white primary to Jm held later, for city alderman from the Third Ward of which I am a resi dent I will appreHate the votes and Influence of my friends and all who may be Interested In my candidacy. If elected I will serve the people the best Iknow how. C. L. MORGAN. Subscribe for The JouraaL Vectiflers of distilled spirits of 6 cents a gallon also was adopted. Together the proposed taxes on liquors would yield an annual revenue of more than $60,000,000. Beer Tax Increased. Democrats of the finance committee had agreed to the House tax of $1. a barrel on beer, which would yield, 60 cents over the normal tax, an added revenue of $32,600,000 annually. The further addition of 26 cents a barrel by the Senate Democrats would yield another $16,000,000. With the 6 per cent discount for prompt payment fig ured, the least to be derived from beer would be approximately $46,000,000. The proposed tax of 6 cents a gal Ion on rectified spirits, treasury ex perts estimate, would yield $5,000,000. Thus the total to be derived from li quors would be more than half the anticipated treasury deficit caused by the European war. PfseuKsfons Before Vote. When the caucus convened the first amendment offered was by Senator Williams to Increase the levy on beer to $1.76 a barrel. Senator Hollis of New Hampshire moved, as a substitute that the tax be made $2 a barrel. This was voted down after prolonged de bate. Before any vote was taken, however, there was general discussion of the proposed tax of 1 cent a gallon on gasoline, the 60 cent horsepower tax on automobile sales, and the House bill will make a tax of $2 a thousand on bank capital and surplus. Numerous amendments were offered, which were discussed In detail at the night session. The caucus failed to complete its labors and recessed Just before mid night to meet again today. After considerable discussion caucus struck out the automobile sales tax which* It Is estimated would have raised about $10,000,000. After a two-hour discussion the cau- voted 20 to 17 to strike from the bill the proposed tax on gasolene. The committee had reduced the House tax from 2 cents to 1 cent a gallon. The caucus then took up the proposed tax 60 cents per horsepower on man ufacturers' sales of automobiles. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS For all farm and garden seed and have a fresh and complete sup ply for your fall planting, our prices are right, call to see us. Pridgen Brothers Phones 62 or 301 * WE MAKE THE 8B0E8 to fit the hoof, not the hoof to fit the shoes. That's why our hors? shoeing is always satisfactory to both horse and owner. Next time your horse needs shoeing bring him her.' You*!! find our work will m*ku him a better horse in many ways. r, rr. youhg. 36 Albany Avr. Phone 149 FREE! FREE! To the boy and girl who re turn to us by Nov. 1st the largest number of backs from Rexall Tablets and ends from Rexall Pencils we will give a nice rubber coat with cap to match. lay Rex ill Titled ui Peidlx ui lire tie Becks lit cdi THE REXALL STORE Phone 93 8EC0ND BOUND FOB COLLECTION OF TAXES FOB TEAB 1114. Millwood—Monday, October 19th. Fairfax—Tuesday, October 20th. Waresboro—Wednesday. October 21*4, $ a. m. until 12:20 p. m. Waycross—Wednesday, October 21nt 1:20 p.m. until 4:20 p. m. Waycross—Thursday, October 22nd. Braganta—Friday, October 23d. 9 a. m. until 12:20 p. m. Waycross—Friday, October 23d, 2 m. until 4:20 p. m. Manor—Saturday. October 24th. Beach—Monday, October 2Cth. Qlenmere—Tuesday, October 27th, 2:30 a. m. until 12:20 p. m. Waycross—Tuesday, October 27th, 2 p. m. until 4:20 p. m. Jamestown—Wednesday, October 28th, 9 a. m., until 11 a. m. Hebardvllle—Wednesday, October 28th, 2 p. m. until 4:30 p. m. Haywood—Thursday. October 29th, 9 a. m. until 11:30 a. m. Waycross—Thursday, October 29th, 1:30 p. ui. until 4:30 p. m. Blckley—Friday, October ICth. Tel more—Saturday, October 17, 8:30 a. ro. until 10:30 a. m. Waycross—Saturday, October 31st, 1 p. m. until 4:30 p. m. This October 2nd. 1914. J. T. Strickland, T. C. W. Co. Ga. 10-7-2U— DAW MONEY H0ABDEB8 AGAIN CEN8UBED BY JTADOO, Washington, D. C., Oct 8.—'"There is evidence In some quarters that In dividuals and corporations are board ing money; It Is Just as reprehensible for them to do so as it Is for the banks,” declared Secretary McAdoo of the Treasury Department, statement Issued last night "There is no reason,” he continued 'why people should not deposit the money In the banks in the usual way and with absolute confidence there is no reason why business could not be conducted In a normal way." The statement says ths following rates have been charged by banka ex cept In exceptional cases: In New York 6 per cent:; Chicago 7 per rent; 8t. Louis 6 and 7 per cent.; Boston $ per cent; Philadel phia 6 per cent. The statement announces that no more lisfs of banks carrying exces sive reserves will be made public for Can be easily investigated. What better proof can be had? Mrs. S. E. Martin, 32 Church St Waycross, says: ”1 had been in bed for two months from kidney trouble. I had sharp, piercing pains In the small* of my back, especially when I bent over or lifted anything. The kidney secretions were too frequent in passage and caused much annoy ance. 1 had headaches and dlszy spells and often everything before me turned black. I was drowsy and languid ail the time. Remedies did me no good, and dostor’s medicine didn't make me any better. I began using Doan's Kidney Pills and short ly after I was able to get out of bed. Ry the time I had finished one box cured. I never had any trou ble until Just lately. Whenever i feel that my kidneys are weak, I use Doan’s Kidney Pills and they always help me. Another of my family was cured by Doan’s Kidney Pills, too.” Price 60c, at ail dealers. Don’t sim ply ask for a kidney remedy—get Do an's Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Martin had. Foster-MIlburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. W. J. GASSETT BUILDING CONTRACTOR ♦ Phone 103. WAYCROSS, GA. ♦ **************** When a boy first (alls In lore he be gins to wash his neck and ears. DR. B. S. GUEST Dentist PORCELAIN BBIBGE AND CBOWN WORK A SPECIALTY. ALL WORK FIRST-CLASS. Lower Prices on Ford Cars Effective Augnst I, 1914. to August 1, 1015, and guaranteed against any reductions during that time. All cars fully equipped f. o. b. Detroit. Runabout . . . 9440 Touring Car . . . 480 Town Car .... 880 (In the United States of America anlW Buyers to Share In Profits All retail buyers of new Ford cars from August 1, 1914, to August x, 1915. will shore in the profiti of jthe comnany to the extent of S40 to f 60 per car, on each car they buy, PROVIDED: we sell and deliver joo.ooo new Ford cars daring that period. Ask for particulars. F’ord Sales Agency D. L. KEEN. Prop. Phono EOS. Salop Room lot Plant Aoonuo WAYCROSS k WE STERN RAILROAD. TIRE TABLE NO. 8. Change el Schedule EBeetlre Sunday, August U, 1(11, at Midi A. V. Read Down. West Bound. Read Up. East Bound. No. It No. 1. «« *P STATION. No. 3. No. 11 P. M. P. M. * i A M. A M. 3:00 4:09 Lv. Waycroea Ar 8:00 0:03 3:16 * * Durango 4 *• 1:43 3:25 4:25 Pina Valley 1 7:35 1:35 3:35 4:30 India 7:10 1:30 3:43 «i - Crawa * 1:30 3:60 4:45 ' ^ Klneva •« 7:15 i<io 4:00 , Hinson 3 V 1 0:00 4:40 5:10 1 v!. Cogdell 7:00 7:10 4:60 Sandy Bottom 7:17 5:00 6:25 Mexico 0:35 7:05 6:05 5:25 Harley I) 1:56 1:20 n Dickerson 0:35 0:60 V. 5:30 j, Duveton . I s 0:45 ■* 8:00 6:00 Birmans 3:00 1:30 6:10 Newgrade 0:07 6:20 6:20 Ar. Alapaha River. Ar. 5:40 0:00 Pallless Extracting ef Teeth With Yltallzed Air for Me. Office In Folks Building. “SOME BARGAINS" FROM THOMAS BROS l'ntII he twcumee proeperctie a man never dreamed there were to many kinfolks In the world. History Is said to.be philosophy teach ing by example; and how little history hu taught ua Is to be wltaeeeed la Europe. Laid Me per lb. Rice (the beet head) fle par Jap Rice le per Bara Octagon Soap tie Pkgs. Washing Powdsr Uo Bast White Bacon lee Stfloked Country style Sausage. 17Me Beet Green Coffee 8. Meal, bright ..(LSI per 100 lbs. 8. Hulls, per each 4ie Beet Pulp, per hundred »L7i Country Corn (L00 Dried Apples JHe per lb. Tomatoes Sic per do* the proem beeauae there la evidence U,,, , M pound , thnt a more liberal poaltlon I. t»h>I Bee, self-rising Flour ..MsfirM ike, manifested. We desire to call special attention I have a long Bat. It goe. on. which lui>r cund h|iaifc n m .re holding exceaelvo reserves and l j best grade, and we eell them at »hall not hesitate to publish It. f p^ r pound, “In a number of places which have, TELEPHONE fill been brought to my notice the inter- J —. ■ * est rate haa been put up arbitrarily by the concerted action of the banka' There Is no Justification for high In terest rates. There la no real reason for tight money la this country." Til “NORMAN” The NEWEST jjtjrHMjecjji DARKEN GRAY HAIR. LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY. Sage Tea aid Sulphar Darkens 8e Naturally Hut! Nobody Caa TelL Almost every one knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound-, ed, brings back tfca natural color and; lustra to the hair when laded, streaked, or gray; also ends dandruff, Itching ecalp sad stops falling hair. Yean ado the only way to get this mixture was to make It at home, which la mas sy sad troublesome Nowadays, by bsklag at aay drag atom (Or "Wrath's I Saga and Satphar Hair Remedy," yon will get a large bottle of thto famous, | old recipe tar about M cents. Don't stay gray! Try It! No one! can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it does It ao naturally, 1 NOTE: This schedule to published as Inforamtlon and to not guaran teed. | , ... | Trains Noe. 1 and 1 ran Sunday only. Non 11 and M ran dally sxcept Sunday. | r « a . up , | 5 AI1 trains arrive at and depart from W. k W. depot on Albany. Ave nue at Waycross. L. L. HARVARD. Traffic Manner. VERY LOW ROUND TRIP RATES -VIA— ATLANTIC COAST LINE “Tie Stiniird Railroid tf the Soith” 111.35 ATLANTA, Ga. On aalo October 3, 4, 5, 1114. Fine! limit October 10, 1014. 1 AM ATLANTA, GA On sale October 4. 5,1, 1(14 Final limit October 7, 1(14 ( 8.50 ATLANTA OA On eale October 18, 13. 14. 1(14. Final limit October 34, 1314. ( 3.50 ATLANTA OA On sale November 7 to 13 laolumve, 1(14. Final limit November >3,1(14. 33(.4I FORT WORTH, TBX. Oo eale October 1(, 1L It 1(14.' Final limit October M. 1(14. ( 7.11. MAC ON, OA On eale October 6-fl. 1»M. Final limit October It 1(14. (33,(5. NEW ORLEANS, LA On aalo October 1T-M, 1(14 VInal limit October 51. 1(14. IM.I5 NEW ORLEANS. LA On sale October 34, 35, 35. 1(14. (Inal limit November 15, 1(14. (lt.30. RICHMOND. VA On sale October 10, 11, 13, 1(14. Final limit October 30, 1814. 3 3.65. YOUKON, FLA On eale October ( to 18 Inclusive, 1014, Final limit October 31, 1(14. For Pullman Reservations, schedules and farther Information cafl on A C. L. Ticket Agent, or write: E M. NORTH. A. O. P. A, a T. MORGAN, T. P. A. Savannah, Ga. Savannah, Ga. L. P. OREEK, T. P. A, Thomaevlllc, GA Greatly Reduced Rates U General Convention the Church of Christ October 7-14,1914 Via A.E&A. RAILROAD To Atlanta, Ga. From. • ALMA ..... . BRUNSWICK WAYCROSS .. Round Trip. 37.65 1150 its# BATES IN SAME PROPORTION FROM INTERMEDIARY STATIONS. TICKETS SOLD OCTOBER 4TH TO 7TH INCLUSIVE. LIMITED TO RETURN UNTIL OCTOBER 1TTH. make SLEEPING CAR RESERVATION AND GET FURTHER INFORMA TION FROM ANY A a A A. TICKET AGENT. W. W. CROXTON, Genera! Pawenger Agent A a A A a a, AtlantA Ga