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Sunday morning GRAND CLEARANCE SALE. 200 pair Ladies’ high cut shoes, lace or button, welt or turn sole. Former price §3.00 and §3.50, for One Week and for Cash Only, $2.45. We need the room for sum mer stock now arriving. No old stock or out of style goods. Mew, up-to-date. LEVY’S. WINSLOW'S SfIRSAPARiLi.fi, 50c a Bottle, W. J. BUTTS, THE DRUGGIST, Huyler’s Candy Fresh Every Week. WITH THE NEW YEAH XQpVv open up one of our bottles of 1 30) WILSON AND YELLOW LABEL )lU ftj ft JOS' I and drink to the health and prosper ynyr a lty of friends and self during the .L-lmLl These goods are pure and vrhole ' '• some. Unexcelled for richness, and *l: ' V strength and flavor. '* Right for health and prosperity. JULIUS MAY, Corner Bay and GloucesteiSOcets ’Phone 221. TWO BARGAIN DAYS, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Feb loth-llth. J. H. HEUEK & MO., 220 Newcastle Sireet. See window display of Um brellas at 49 cents. 80ME rfrciAL EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK. Tbo Cotillion club will give on* of its enjoyable germans Monday night the pleasure o£ the occasion being en hanced by music furnished by a Ha waiian band. The club is one of the most popular organizations in the city, being the only one where bachelor buttons have a legal right to flourish in company with the flowers of more feminine significance. Their meet ings are always well atended. The Acacia club was delightfully en tertained Friday by Mrs. N. Emanuel. Euchre was played after which delight ful refreshments were served. Miss Reia McKinnon entertained the Zinnia club on Thursday afternoon. A most enjoyable afternoon was spent and the youth and beauty of the merry crowd present belied the signi ficance of the name of the club. Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Fullor have returned to their home in Glenn Ridge. N. J., from a pleasant visit of about six weeks in the south. They were the recipients of many social at tentions in Brunswick and on St Si mon and their deparure was regretted Mrs. Fuller is a talented musician and has composed several pieces. Added to her accomplishments she has a grace of manner and sympathetic na ture which makes her a prime social favorite everywhere. Mrs. C. H. Dudley and son, of Bt. Simon, are the guest of Mr. and Mis j 13. B. Dudley, Mrs. W. M. Tupper and Mrs. R. B. Tupper are visiting Mrs. 8. R. Hat cher, in Columbus. Mrs. S. B. Henderson and Miss Hat tie Henderson are visiting in Way cross. Mr. Charlie Myers, of Waycross, spent yesterday in the city. Mrs. Jennie Hamiltton; of Atlanta, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. M. Ba ker. Rev. Mr. Marx has returned to At lanta. Mrs Wtliiam Nightengale aud Miss Frances Nightengale have returned from a visit to St. Simon. Mrs. G. W. Ralston is unite il! to the regret of her friends. Mrs. Armstrong, of Atlanta, nee Miss Ruby Dart, is visiting her father, Capt. U. Dart. Mrs. Max Wall and little son, John Hunter, of Tiftou, are.visiting Mrs. Forsyth on St. Simon. Miss Helen Forsyth, of St. Simon, spent yesterday in the city. Miss Louise Hopkins has returned to Darien from a visit to Mrs*. R. R. Hopkins. A little son is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brobston. The Cinch club have postponed its meetings until after Lent. Telephone Increase. Lot. W, T. Gentry, tne southern manager of the Southern Bell Tele phone company, <s constantly taking in more territory, and soon he will have a network o, telephonic con nexions all over Georgia, and con verse between the smaller town# bias fair to soon become as much a mat ter of fact as between residents of a largo city. Get your gasoline 20c gallon, or 5 gallons 30c, at Geo. W. Harper, the Grocer. Gasoline, Gasoline. 20c gallon, 6 gallons 30c, at Geo. W. Harper's, tne Grocer. We want your next order for Gas oline. 20c gallon, a gallons 90e. Geo. \\ r . Harper, the Grocer 'Phono 15$ for your next Gasoline; 5 gallons 90c. at Geo. W. Harper's, the Grocer-. SHIP NOTICES. Neltaer the captain, owner or eon sinees of the Norwegian hark Rec ord will he responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of said bark. Johannesen, Master. Neither the captain, owner or con signees of the British barkentine Genesta will be responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of said vessel. Davies, Master. Neither the captain, owner or con signees of the British schooner Robert Ewing will be responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of said sc_ooner. Willett, Master. ——.— Stenographic work and typewriting neatly and promply done. Terms rea sonable. Office of Chas. H. Jewett, opera house building, ’phone 275-S. Uncle Jake, the best ftve-cent cigar in Georgia For sale only at Loew ensteln’s. BQ*sh*M Okeeee ui lUckj* Mm at Mj t. tf. santor* e THE BRUNSWICK DAILY: NEWS !ft VALENTINE ] : is much nicer} ;and better liked} -when it’s apiece} :of dainty jew-} lelry. ] ►CALL AND LO> K 1 :OVL R OUR TOCKj iKFNKON MOTT.I ► -1 The Leading Jeweler. 4 ► < ► 215 NEWCASTLE STREET. -I ► Inspector of- watches for thcH h. Southern and B & B Railways. 1 L Keeper of the city clock. Time, b by wire from Washington daily 1 £ at 11 a. m. O'dv Pi art- to FI id DRATTS poultry •TRADE MARK REGISTERED^ AND Animal regulator* Horse, Cattle, Hogs, Cows, Etc., FLD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. THO& KE. NY, FANCY GROCER, Phone 11. 312 Newcastle St. POOR WOMAN. "Troubles of Her Own.” If she only had a Cooking would be a pleasure.' BRUNSWICK LIGHT AND WATER COMPANY. GO AND REGISTER. Some Seem to be Careless About This Ma.ter. The attention of the public is hereby called to the following, Section 340 of the City Code: "'Every person. Arm or corporation engaged m any trade or business calling is hereby required to register his, her or s name, business, caiung or trade, an nually, at such time as the Mayor and Council may, by resolution from time to time, direct, in a book to be kept by the Clerk for that purpose, and persons coming into the city and en gaging in business alter that date shall so register within tendays after commencing any business, trade or calling and take out the required bus iness license.” Section 312.—Every person, firm or corporation wishing to retail whis ky. wine, beer, or otheß spirituous malt or fermented liquors stall apply in writing at a regular meeting of council specifying the place where it is intended to carry on the business, and the application shall be accompa nied by the written consent of the nearest neighbors to carrying on the business at place specified. Section 313. —All license to retail w„.sky, wine beer or other spirituous, malt or fermented liquors shall give bond with two or more good and suf heient securities to be approved by u*e Mayor and Council, payable to the Mayor and Council and condition ed to keep a decent and orderly house. t License Ordinance No. 100 fixes said bond at $6OO, and on all business callings, etc., the registration at Feb ruary 1, 1902. N. D. RUSSELL, Clerk of Council. BATCH OF CITY NEWS A DAY’S DOINGS IN THE CITY BY THE SEA QUICKLY GATHERED UP. What is Going on iri Busy Bruns wick at Present —Interesting Collection of News. Chart for Sale. Charts, tide tables and other publi cations U. S. Geodetic Survey, C. W. Deming, ’phone 152. Catchy Sheet Music. By sending 10 cents in silver or postage stamps to R- W. Wrenn, pas senger traffic manager, Plant System. Savannah, Ga., copies of either of the following bright and catchy airs can be secured; Tickled to Death, Bouncing Bee, Trotting Through the Park, excellent piano music. A Camden Bankrupt. S. J. Jones, a turpentine operator and general merchant, living and doing business in the town of Kingsland, n Camden county, filed hi 9 petition for a discharge in bankruptcy in the clerk's office of the United States court on Friday. The bankrupt is represented by Mr. Max Isaac, of Brunswick. Notice to Veterans. The members of the Confederate Veterans’ Association of Glynn coun ty will meet today at 2 p. m., at 514 North Wolf street, to attend the funeral of their deceased fellow mem ber. Mr. Wylly Abbott. The mounting badge of the association will be worn. W. B. Burroughs, Preai. cm H. Dart, Secretary. At the Presbyterian Church. The usual services of public wor ship will be conducted at the Pres byterian Church today. The pastor will be assised at the morning service by Mr. R. H. Clay of the Home Mis sion committee The special offering will be for the Home Mission work of the Presbytery. The music will be by a double quartette. A cordial wel come to all visitors and strangers. Art Studio. "Judge a man by the company he keeps.” Moral having opened a flue art studio, on the same floor opposite (Wilson’s Art Photo Studio) for in struction in every branch of art cul ture, (free hand). Oil water-color and China. I would be happy to receive the same patronage from Brunswick's art lovers that I have receipt In large cities 502 Gloucester %reet. Mrs, M. 0. De Hart. Wc lead, others folloV. Hunter-Sale Drug Cos., birthplace of pure drugs. W3 l k n£; is what happens to the builder who SjfyC buys poor lumber and pays high own. Those who buy lumber at our yard always gets sound, reliable, sea soiled lumber, and the prices are right on a small order or a large ■ ’Phone 197. lANC& WOOD’S PLANING MILL, I iiii Nswu k Sasii al J3oor ( ’< >. MANUFACTURERS OF SASI I. Iu H IRS. BIJNDS, MOULDINGS. FRAMES, r.TC. FROM GEORGIA PINE AND CYPRESS LUMBER FACTORY: OFFICE: Stonewall Street. 600 Cochran Ave. Prince Street Telephone 238. Cochran Avenue. Ocean Avenue. BRUNSWICK. GA. ” ~ ' ~4 DopL’t wait to see what we ad verse, see what you need, and call on Mrs. Isaac for your Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Etc", and be convinced that we save ycu money. Special sale on clothing for this week only, is. M. BMC, 208 and 8081* Newcastle Street. FEBRUARY 9 LENT BEGINS FEBRUARY I2TH, And we have just received, special for the season: No. 1 large mackeral 15c. No. 2 large fat mackeral 12 1-2 c. Legget Shielder codfish per packer age 10c. If its nice we have it. ~ pEL mT- 3 *;*,, tJ.JUi.--' The Grocer. Phone 158. OPEN AGAIN. Don’t Fail to At tend the Git at Bankrupt Sale, §1.50 Shoes, 98c, 2.00 “ 149 1.50 Pants, 98c. 2.50 All Wool Pants, - - 1.98 L. and. dOE L, the Hustler, Better known in Brunsw k rs CHEAP JOHN, the poor man's friend. 308 Bay St, West. My motto —"Honest and squa,-* deal ings to all; most goods for 11,0 least money." , CHINESE RESTAURANT ESTABLISHED 1889. CHUE HALL, Prop. YOU CAN GET THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORD BY EATING HERE 225 Grant Street. P. S. —Orders taken for O. K. Laundry. Cold Wave Coming. Have your clothes cleaned by Jim Carter's The Jewish Fair Announcement. Before going to the lair nave you clothes properly pressed by Jim Car ter.