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SUNDAY MORNING “A"Penny Saved is a Penny Made.” It Is the wish of every prudent man to lay aside for future use as much of his earnings as possible without denying himself of the necessaries and some of the luxuries of life. It is also his wish to appear beiore his fellow men In dress as neat and as up-to-date as his circumstances will permit. This combination of a ess 8 rid saving is made possible by 25 per ct. DISCOUNT SALE on our entire stock of Men's Winter Goods, embracing Overcoats, Suita, Unuerwear, Stiff-bosom Shirts, Night Shirts, Pajamas, Ladies’ Skirts. Jackets, Dressing Sacques, Silk and Flannel Waists. Hundreds of our patrons are lying in wait of this self-same ad announcing this sale, consequently we would ad vise that if you are at all interested in any of the above, that you call to make your selections as soon as pos sible. SALE COMMENCED Friday t January 24th. LEVY'S. We are now selling THE “RIO HONDO” Brunswick Mads. CIGARS. Ask for Thom. | W. J. BUTTS, : THE DRUQQIBT. Huylsr’s Candy Fresh Every Week. B ■ Digests Kodoh Dyspepsia Cure You might as well put fuel under a Toiler without burning it and •xpeot the engine to run, as to eat food and not digest it ana expect to keep up nourishment for your body. You must have nourishment to live and when you cannot digest your food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will do it for you, with no aid whatever from the stomach. Itcontaius exactly the same elements as Nature’s digestive fluids and can't help hut produce the same results.—David Taylor, Blind Ridge, Pa.,writes:— ‘I have been afflicted tor a number of years with dyspepsia and have tried various remedies without good results but was cured by one bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Curb. I cannot say too much in its favor.” It can’t help but do you good Prepared by K. O. DeWitt A Cos., Chicago. The 11. bottle contains 24 times tbo 50c. site. When you haoothlngjhd healing application for piles. soroTand akin tfsa&sc*. use DoWltt’a Witch Hazel SALVE. Beware of counterfeits. SPECIAL TWO BARGAIN DATS On Everything There is in Stock, on Monday and Sunday, January 27th and 28th. J. BL HELLER & BRO., 220 Newcastle Street. See Circulars. LOCALNEWS SHORT NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO COME AND 60 ANj WHO THEY ViBIT. Interesting Item: Gatehred Here and There By News Reporters. Notes of Interest. None but the best barbers at Clark’s. Shave at his shop. Mrs. H. M. King and children have returned from a pleasant visit to Way cross. When you want a good shave, hair cut, etc., call at Clark’s Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dudley, of St. Simons, spent yesterday In Brunswick Capt. J. M. Linn, of Pensacola, who was with Hobson at Santiago, is in the city visiting Mrs. Ulsch and other relatives. You will not have to wait at Clark’s barber shop. Four barbers now. The assessors are doing good work. They have already passed upon nearly two million dollars worth of property, values will not be changed to any great extent. Miss Arabella Tlson has returned irom a visit to Fort Valley. Miss Winnie McKinnon was the hos tess at a party on Saturday afternoon. A number of little friends were enter tained. j IMW Large fat hens kept in our yard. None sick. Geo. W. Harper, the grocer Mrs. J. B. Wright and Miss Mary Wright, of St. Simons, are spending several days in the city. The Acacia Club was charmingly entertained by Misses Mary Lilia and Ella Blanton on Thursday. Eggs, fresh country, 25c. per dozen at Geo W. Harper, the grocer. Judge A. J. Crovatt returned last night from a trip to Savannah, where he attended the United Stateß court. The choir at the Catholic church to day will comprise the following sing ers: Mrs. H. H. Raymond, Mrs. J. B. Wright,-Mrs. E. B. Dudley, Miss Helen O’Connor, Miss Annie OConor, Mr. R. E. Sherman, Mr. J. A. Montgomery. Cigars, cigars, cigars, home made. Patronize home industry. Different brands for sale by Geo. W. Harper fhe grocer. The Zinnia club held its woely meeting at the house of Miss Gertrude Allen on Thursday evening. Miss Al len was assistetd in entertaining by Miss Emily Waff. The gentlemen friends of the club were present and the entertainment thoroughly delight ful. Patronize home industry) and al ways call for Brunswick made cigars, for sale by Geo. W. Harper, the grocer Thß Cinch club held an unusually pltasant meeting on Friday evening at the residence of Capt and Mrs. Wm. Tupper. The rooms of their beautiful residence were tastefully decorated and the refreshments de lightfully dainty. The first lady’s prize was won by Mrs. J. S. Raymond and the first gen tleman's by Mr. J. S. Raymond. The ladies’ consolation was received by Mrs. B. Whitfield, and the gentleman's consolation by Mr. C. L. Candler. On Monday evening Mrs. R. R. Hop kins, president of the Daughters of the Confederacy, entertained in honor of the Veterans, the occasion being the birthday celebration of R. E. Lee. A large number of veterans with their families and friends were present, be sides the Daughters of the Confeder acy. After a program of music and an eloquent speech by Rev. Mr. Cassels. delightful refreshments were served. The house was beautifully decorat ed for the occasion. The ladies of the Home Mission So ciety of the McKendree church gave a very enjoyable entertainment Thurs day evening at the residence of Mrs. Frank Grady. The entertainment | was a pie-social, every guest being re quired to bring a pie of some descrip tion. Much merriment was occasion ed by every advent of a pie-bearer. Mr. Hopkins is in Thomasville, call ed there by the death of his brother, Mr. Frank Hopkins. Mr. Hopkins was a machinist of the Plant Bystem R. R. at that place and while walking in the yard was knocked down by an engine and killed. He was the oldest son of Dr. Hopkins, of Thomasville, to whom, at his time of life, the sad death of his son is a terrible blow. Mr. Hopkins leaves a wife to mourn bis loss. Princess and Little Beauty, they are only five cents at Geo. W. Harpers, the grocer Special sale of toilet soaps at Hal lar’a. | THS iRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS ► J lA New Line ► i loi Souvenir ► 3 tArticles just ► 1 [Received. ► i *. Wedding presents that are the } ► best. Call and see us. } i KENNON MOTT, 0. 0., j ► t v < ► The Leading Jeweler. ► 215 NEWCASTLE STREET. * : 1 y Inspector of watches for the. r Southern and B & B Railways.! £ Keeper of the city clock. Time} E by wire from Washington daily} r at 11 a. m. ! V j Ladies ► 4 [Entertaining 3 £ With afternoon teas will find } ► it to their interest to call and ► ► examine our nice line of TEA — - ► £ Koh-i-Noor, Emperor Blend and ' ► Formosa. £ Dainty Crackers, Alberts, - £ Athena, Ramona, Nabisco, Dain-^ ► ty Minuets, Champagne Wafers} * and Saratoga Chips k Chocolate-Menier. j j Thos, Keany'sj f FANCY GROCER, f Phone 11. 312 Newcastle Bt.< t , £ POOR WOMAN, r "Troubles of Her Own.” life I jyr £ ! J ► If she only had a |GAS RANGE l Cooking would be a pleasure. ► , BRUNSWICK LIGHT AND ► ► WATER COMPANY. Opera House Satu oay, F- b I • First and Positive Appearance of iDenman Phhompao i THE OLD HOMESTEAD. COMPLETE PRODUCTION; SUPER IOR CAST. TRE OLD HOMESTEAD DOUBLE QUARTETTE. SEE—The old Homestead Farm in Summer, The Magnificent Picture, of Grace Church. (N. Y.) by Moon-/ light. The Typical New England with Mr. Thompson.) NO HIGHER 50, 75, $l. NO HIGHER .. Seats on sale Monday, Jan. 27... WANTED—Six good, reliable men to •ell annuity insurance. Address L. G. Hafner, special agent, city. Four Barbers Now. Henry Brightly, the old favorite, reached the city vesterdav and is now with C. A Clark. Best 10c bleached Canton flannel 14 yards for $l.OO on Monday and Tuesday at Heller’s Yard wide homespun worth 7c at ! sc. at Heller's on Monday and Tues day. MARINE INTELLIGENCE Following is the record of the movement of vessels at the port of Brunswick yesterday: Arrived-—Schooner Laura C. Ander son, Captain Harris, from Baltimore. Sailed—Norwegian- bark Rolf, Cap tain Holm, for Hamburg. Schooner William Neeiy, Captain Thompson, New York. The Darien tug Iris was doing some towing in this port yestrday. There is some talk of anew steam boat man coming here with one or more small tugs to do port towing. The Mallory steamer is now as reg ular as clock work and arrives in port from New fork every Monday everything is work’’ng smothe, gives the people of Brunswick excellent service. Edwin Gould’s handsome yacht Nada is now ancnored off Jekyl. All our skirt, goods worth $1.25 and $1.35 at 99c at Heller’s Monday and Tuesday. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS. Mallory Lina to New York. Leave Brunswick Fridays. Arrive New York Mondays. Leave New York Fridays. Arrive Brunswick Monday. ♦ ♦ ♦ CUMBERLAND ROUTE—Between Brunswick and Fernandina. Leave Brunswick at 8 a. in., dally. ST. SIMON LlNE—Steamer Eg mout leaves Brunswick every day at 8 a. m., and 2 p. m. SATILLA RIVER LINE. Steamer Falcon leaves Brunswick at 9 a. m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. DARIEN LINE. Steamer Hessie leaves at 8:30 a. m. daily. Uncle Jake, the beet flve-cent cigar In Georgia. For sale only at Loew enstein's. A GOOD LUNCH. The Arcade is now serving the best lunch in the city, and ihis popular place should be liberally patronized by the public. /?x WITH THE NEW TEAR open up one of our bottles of -| Q (3 WILSON AND YELLOW LABBL /t_ | jfigW II and drink to the health and prosper- jj| lty of friends and self during the WW T These goods are pure and wkole ' A* Wv*' ■ some. Unexcelled for richness, and strength and flavor. '*** ‘ , Eight for health and prosperity. JULIUS MAY, Corner Bay ’Phone 221. Brunswick Sash <se Door Cos. MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS. BIJNDS, MOULDINGS, 1-HAM IS. ktc. FROM GEORGIA PINE AND CYPRESS LUMBER FACTORY: OFFICE: Stonewall Street 600 Cochran Ave. Prince Street Telephone 239. Cochran Avenue. Ocean Avenue. BRUNSWICK, GA. The Toilet Treat, DERjVIINOIi, Will keep your hands from chapping HUNTER-SALiE df*ug co. ’Phone 37. Fix up your parlor now while you can take advantage of these prices on LACES AJSLD CURTAILS. See what then come and and inspect our window where ■ Mr' 1 fom 65c to 1500; Uunbrekins in all sizes from | do you need in Rugs, Parlor Squares, Chenille Curtains, Etc. Dont foret tat you can take $2 95 and buy a V J.OO waist. 11 Ladies’ Underwear. for 17c C * See our "PeciaHn Ladies' gowns at 75c. Hosiery—a nice line Clothing, Shoes, Ha ! s and Notions. See our display of shirts in window—3o per cent off on all clothing MRS. M. ISAAC, 208 and 208 if Newcastle Street. iCoffee * M/ :™ k m , We havn t been saying much about ►our Coffees through the paper. k ßut we have builtt up such a trade ►on our Coffees we want every - ► body to know it and try it. Harper’s M & J in 1 pound tins, 35c If its nice, we have it. . . Harper's M & J in 1 pound. . tins, ..35c ;3ferp€T| ■ THL MiUSTI 1 P : The Grocer. Phone 158. OPERA HOUSE. Thursday Night, JANUARY 30. Along the Kennebec. A Pretty Story of Down East Life . .Laughingly Told. SPECIAL SCENERY AND MECHAN ICAL EFFECTS, INTERSPERSED WITH Many High Glass Specialties GOOD MUSIC GRACEFUL DANCING SWEET SINGING EXCELLENT ORCHESTRA Prices—2sc. 35c and 50c. BAND PARADE AX NOON. WITH THE NEW YEAR JANUARY 26.