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i Just the season of the year when
you want a Medium Weight Skirt for
► mountain or seashore.
Our Sale Price
is on all Woolen Sirt3, both Walking
and Dress Lengths, as follows:
: $12.00 Skirts $8.49
10.00 Skirts 6.98
f 9.00 Skirts 6.49
* ~ 8.00 Skirts 5.98
► 6.00 Skirts 4.49
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► Your Money Back for the Asking.
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\ OUR STORE CLOSES AT 6 O’CLOCK
:The Prescription Store*
t Mince wo remodeled and doubled
► (mi drug store, too number of doctors’
► pt cscriptiotw brought here lias stead
► ily im-roaned, until now it is Bpoken
y of ns the “Prescription Store.”
Our prices for prescription work
me very iow Tnere'a hardly a pro*
k Hcription that wo cannot save our etis
► toniers money on.
► We handle rone but the very nest
t quality/ of drugs and watch every
, ding closely to see that it is fresh.
y Our prescription clerks are experi
enced punrmacl.-ts and are exceed
ingiy proficient in their work.
We invite you to bring your pre
► reriptioiis right to ns. You can be
► sure, then, that the medicine will lie
F exactly as your doctors want it to he.
; W. J. BUTTS,
t THE DRUGGIST.
St. Simon Line.
Steamers Hessie Mo. 1 and No 2.
Scnedule in Effect May 25, 1902.
Leave Brunswick, Arrive Ocean Pier Leave Ocean Piers. Arrive Brunswick
8.30 a. m. 9.15 a. m 6.30 a m 1, L> a m
10.00 a. m 10.45 a. in 11, 15a m 12.00 a m
200 p. in. 2.45 p. m 4.00 m 4.4 r > u
5.30 p. m 615 p. m a.30 o"i 6.30 pm
Leave St, Simon Mills Arrive St, Simon Mills
6.00 a. m 10.00 a m
5,10 p, m' 1.00 p m
Sunday Nehednltv
le ave lirntiMvir-k Leave lleeim J'i. r
ll.liO a. 11l 11 (),) m
ss.no p. in. e on p, m
WANTED and FOR SALE
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Second Hand Furniture, Stoves,
Organs, Pianos, Desks, and otheri
things too numerous to mention. 1
J. W, Watkins, !
20S Bay St., Brunswick Ga.
I also have Stewing Machine motors, the last, chance, at $7,50 each. 1
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Clearance Sale
of all
Summer Goods
Continuous Conjoin Doy, Commencing
August Ist. to September Ist.
J.H. Heller & Bno.
220 Newcastle. 302 Bay*
dome Social
Tiews %tes.
THE MISTAKEN ROAD.
A small toad woke, one morn in
spring
Brushed back his hair, and tried to
sing.
He felt this world was ail his own,
And swelled ana sweileu ,n flesh and
bone.
Though his conceit was purely vain,.
Tne fault arose from his small brain.
Which only grasped part of the plan
By which is ruled immortal man.
It chanced a band played loud that
day;
A coach and four dashed on the way;
A donkey brayed; a train rushed by;
A cannon boomed; a hound gave cry;
The thunder rolled; the lightning
flashed;
The sun withdrew from view, abash
ed.
The toad sprang up and gafe a
shout:
Oh, what a time! ’cause I’ve come
out! ”
—-I. Jay Putter, in the Smart Set.
Hr,-;. Emmett Cal nan is improving
alter a, serious illness.
Miss Rita McKinnon left yesterday
to vir.it the Misses Cunoly on tit. Hi
lUOtl.
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Mrs. 0, i'\ Brown has been quite ill
ai. the houic of her meter, airs. Jos.
i Assart;.
Mr. and Mrs. ,1. 11. Poiaili left last
night lor Augusta, where tie., will re
side in if he future.
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Miss Ulleii Penniman lias returned
from a visit to Min Ethel aim Key.zio
<lonely on tit. Simon.
Mrs. William Mason and her chil
dren leave tomorrow for Jacksonville
(to visit Mrs. W. M. lloiL.
Mr. and Mrs. L* f. McKinnon and
their children leave shortly for North
Carolina to spend some time.
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Mr 15. A. Silvers is much improved
ntnl will leave lor New Yoik as soon
as s'.ie |s tjullicienliy recovered.
Miss Ethel Elliott is receiving many
attentions in Madison where she is
tue guest of Miss Marina Holland
Mrs. Fannie Fuller, of Charleston,
and her tittle son tsmis, will arrive
Monday to visit; Mrs. Thomas Fuller.
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Mrs. 1,. It. Aiken and Miss Agnes
Aiken, in Mi. l’h'ii v ait, are in tne
city, and arc guests at the Oglethorpe.
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Mrs. O. P. Coicman and Aims Klla
Coleman have been ill. but are much
improved, to (lie pleasure of tneir
friends.
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Mrs. F. A, Wrench and children
who have been visiting relatives in
.Madison, arc now the guests of Hon.
John Black, In Hilton.
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Mrs. J. .1. Wimberly tins returned
Orem Isle of Hope, when- sue lias
been spending some time with her
ister, Mrs. J. a. Varnedoe.
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■Mr. ip I Mr;-, it F Dunwody and
their little daughter will leave for
Breiuird, N. C. as soon as . irs. Dun
woiiy is well enough 1o travel.
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The many friends of Miss Betty
Nightengale will regret to learn that
she is ill with fever in New York.
\s soon . s siie aide she w. go to
Canada for some time.
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During the absence of C. J. O'Far
rel|, who left for New York yesterday,
Mrs. O l arroll will have as her rearm
mg guest Miss Amelia Doer (linger,
le-ter In the season Mrs Orarrell
will tie the attractive guest of friends
in Atlanta and other cities.
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Dorothy Dix, in the New Orleans
Picayune, quotes am opinion of a wo
man who, while having the double
misfortune of being bote homely and
clever, knows a thing or two about
iho rigid way to keep a tiusbß.no s
love. bne. says: "U a. man once did
love mo, I defy the most beam.i'll! wo
man in the world to take him away.
B I cared enough for him to marry
him. I should care enough for him to
want to keep aim.” She goes on to
say that whatever quality he admired
in a woman, in that she would be
superlative ii would make all otuer*
women seem flat and failed beside
her if he cared for goo 1 eating, she
would so transcend others in the art
of heuseseeping and catering boat
nil in er women would appear bung
ling amateurs beside her. and when
t: -ai down to dinner be would bless
his own sagacity in having chosen a
woman wno knew how io cook. She
would red the last book, know the
!• ’erics, so inf ! she could enter
tain him. She would, if he were sus
ceptible to flattery, pay him compli
ment.! until he thought she was the
only woman who could really appreci
ate him, Above all, she would make
home a haven of peace, quiet and
love, wacre wagging had no place and
where he couid turn for sympathy
and tenderness, one heart where he
reigned supreme, and where, alter the
turmoil of tne day. the fret and
strain of business life, he could find
rest and love.' From this haven she
confidently believes a man will never
still very far away.
Why suffer with the heat when a
thirty minutes sail on the lleesie will
land you on St. Simons, where you
can enjoy a delightful surf bath and
' be refreshed by the cool sea breeze.
THK Bftijisrswiok DAIIY NEWS
unit KM At NEWS NOTES.
INTERESTING ITEMS GATHERED
1 HERERE AND THERE BY
NEV/S REPORTERS.
R. E. Briesenick left for Nt-w York
yesterday.
John C. Whiiner, of Atlanta, was in
the city yesterday.
S. F. Floyd, of Waycrops, .spent yes
terdayl in the city.
C. J. O’Farrell left yesterday fci
New Yor.. on a business trip.
E. Brobston is back from an inter
esting business trip to New York.
W. C. L.gby, of Louisville, a v/eli
known traveling man, is in the city.
Tlio delegates to the republican
convention liave all returned to tneir
homes.
Alex. Rotholz loir, via the Maiion
line yesterday for a business tup t<
New York.
Captain Joseph William <ui, of B 1 ■
den, was among the visitors to Hu
city yesterday.
Judge T. A. Parker came up iron
St. Simon last night and left tor hi
home in Baxley.
After a visit, of sen ml day. in t'u>
eity, A. Kaiser left for hi, ho ne ii
New York yesterday.
H. Emerson Evans, of Yv'a a'::- ’■
a kinsman of Admiral Evans, i a
the visitors to the city.
Col 11. T. Dunn left y< ■ .'Ho i-..
visit of several weeks in N- >v Yuri
and other cities in the east.
Louis J. I,envy, city editor ■ i
News, who has been on -ax we! '
vacation, spent at various eui.t.ci n r.
sorts, will return iodsr .
Elder 11 V. ..sipper. of i.iv- OsU
Fla. will preach at tlic Second >.•
vent chturcn of this city on Fund.. •
and niuiay evening. Eic.ci ('. P
Thornton will preach at Live Oak.
The beautiful diamond scarf pin will
be raffled tit luiveniioi t.'s pool room,
300 Monk street, IVftliv; 'H Au
gust 6th.
Miss Inez Ciitts, who is visiting rela
tives here, is south this summer in the
interest of Mrs K. E. Baird Cheno
wiTVs school "Dundee,” whicn is very
attractively situated at Ellieott City.
Mil., about 40 minutes from Baltin ore
or Washington City. Tne art galle
ries. libraries and other educational
institutions are visited frequently by
the si-hool for the benefit of the
scholars.
SWANS' DOWN FLOUR 13 THE
BEST.
Ring telephone No. 46, and be happy
for the remainder of the day.
Ring telephone No. 46.
The F. J. Byrd Process
is the latest and most reliable as well
as a purely scientific method of clean
ing clothes. This is practiced only
by Jim Carter at 501 Monk street.
Rob Roy Flour has no equal.
Effects of a Change of Weather.
At this season when people arc
traveling for pleasure, they wonder
at the disordered condition of the
stomach and bowels, and in tlio ma
jority of these cases it is due to
change of water. Take Dr. Digger s
Huckleberry Cordial. Never fails to
cure.
Sold ny all druggists at 25 and 50c
hot lie.
Don’t you think it would be a good
idea to telephone No. 46?
GOAL
AND
WOOD,
CONEY & PARKER.
W E. PORTO,
1007 O Street
paint ?r and paper hanger. Signs of
any description. Agent for waii-pape
mills. Drop me a postal.
Phone 289-8
, Y'U recall tin- man wh. .>
goat was taxed SB. He com
plained to the assessor.
They said that anything that
abutted on the roada must
liav a tax—s 2 a foot. You
see this was an abutter of
unexpected strength and vi
tality. So today there is a
coffee of unexpected strength
and vitality. Ordinary coffee
is muddy, brown. This is
a rich port wine color before
cream, and golden afterward.
It is Chase end Sanborn's
Seal Brand —the finest coffee
grown. Did you every try it?
"It's up to you," my friend
as to what manner of coffee
you use. but SEAL BRAND
is the best.
THOMAS KEANY,
•Phone 11. 312 Necastle.
Everybody rings telephone No. 46.
You should do so, too.
| Faith — Milord, 1
I You’re Right! |
I Uneeda I
I Biscuit I
Read These Prices.
We tire selling cheaper than any other grocery house in
the city. Send us your order and he convinced.
Best Bacon, tier pound H'l-2c
Family Flour, 24 pound sacks 511 c
I! : t ~ lour. 24 pound sacks . ,r,-,c
'o.ts, per peck .'.‘k
Meal, per peck 2Ac
Compound I.ard, per pound toe
\i buckle's coffee, two packages 23c
Kiee. four quarts iq,..
!’• J Rice, throe quarts 25c
Irish Potatoes, per peck
Jams, three cans -vhu,
<>t"tin:mi cap, six bars
tom Bov Soup, twelve liars tf" ■>
A. ZtTLMENOVIIAIj
C irner E and l Sts. Phone
If you need a typewriter of and des
cription come to see me before buying
t can save you money. Terms rea
son;; bio ami satisfaction guaranteed.
C. H. Jewett.
There’s only one place in Brunswick
ivlc-ro clothes are cleaned and press
'd by scientific methods, and that’s
it Jim .Carter's.
Rob Rov flour suits the ladies.
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U Your Eyes I rouble You ■
in any Way What- :
ever,
Call and We Will
EXAMINE
Them
I HIE and tell You what •
the I rouble is.
KEISKGH Midi, I). 0. :
The Leading Jeweler.
216 NEWCASTLE STREET. •
Inspector of watches for the’
Southern and B & B Railways. •
Keeper of the city clock. Time '
bv wire from Washington daily '
at II a. m. ]
i SPECIAL
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Our $3.50 IVlosquiSo Nets for ■;
L We N‘ii? put them up for you free ol
r V We have a few refrigerators lA at V
t MvX about cost..
We have a fine line of rugs which we 'mg
W' l * sell regardless of 4
Coat.
M. M. Miller SM
Sftellevue iJcnie^
This celebrated tonic is in growing
demand, 'i he season of the grea'iet
need is approaching, Indigos Jon, }>ii
iiousness, Jaundice, Chill t an t Fever,
Sick iteadache, pains in tnc back and
Kidneys ati depend upon ran'ar-.i, and
Bellevue Tonic euros them all in any
form,
W. J, BUTTS,
The Druggist,
“In any size bottle.-
Something new--quinine shampoo
for ladies Get It at Clark’s barber
tdbO£.,
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LITTLE TALK.
We have just what you want for
supper—
Leggett's Ginger Preserves,
Leggett s Pine Apple Preserves.
Leggett’s Quince Preserves.
Leggett's Peach Preserves,
, Leggett’s Cherry Preserves,
Leggett's Strawberryf Preserves,
; i-eggett’s Fig Preserves,
Campbell's Jams (any fiavor.) f
If it's good to eat, vjv haxle it. |
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