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WEDNESDAY MOTIVING.
! Cool Weather
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' ARK YOU NIX HD NOR COLD WEATHER IN THAT PAIJTIOU
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* If not, now is the lime to lay in your supply.
s We can nerve yon vit/i either light, medium. or heavy weight, in'
£ WOOL, COTTON. cr MIXED GOODS. liiveetlgaate the merits of
* our Umlei Stork. and ser* it its not to our mutual Interest.
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You Owe lls Nothing
Nor doing rlgnt. The druggist who desires to grow in the e.,n,i ’
donee of the people has no other safe and silfe way oimui Ui him.
i We solicit, your pair, .map,' on the grounds of pure drugs, rigVly
hftn<M(‘fl, at fair prleos.
On this basis wo r nnve grown. On llils basts we will eoniinue to
• grow.
We are In dinin'ss to make money, hut know full well that we *
must earn your confident'-* before we <*an get your pitronage,. 4
We have a tjui :K messenger service, and will send for and de ’
liver your prescriptions promptly. v <
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W. J. BUTTS, :
THE DRt! GGIBT.
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Agent for Huyler's Candles. <
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PRESCRIPT IONS FILLED HERF.
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Will not vary a fraction of a grain
from the quantity railed fur, accuracy
in the compounding of
Medicines.
is olio of our sthong points. Add Oil to
tills is l lio aim lute purity anil ttn
doubtod freshness of every drug used.
Wo roploniah our store frequently, and
use or sell noth mi.' which has lie
come inetlicient through use.
SMITH’S
PHARMACY
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
ASK FOR ROB ROY FLOUR.
Special Bargains
ON
Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday
See Heller’s Weekly.
and. 8. Heller*& Bro.
220 Newcastle. 302 Bay.
The Toole r m unto RnintieL In
tin* great "Pure Food Mari'*
• ni prices that, hard times and
quality e nsidered, are not '
ei,na,od nnywhero
To inn he a long story short. 1
1 wilt say, that some nice
Buckwheat fakes and Maple
Syrup would tieklo your epi
curean taalo immensely.
I have Leggett's New Ruck
wheat and Vue’s New Maple
Syrup. Try teem for break
fast..
THOMAS KEANY, Grocer.
Phone 11. 312 Newcastle St.
Aid. KINDS OF CALIFORNIA
WINKS 25 CENTS A BOTTLE. AT
.11. SRIdU'S, 225 GRANT STREET
TELEPHONE 272-X
Quinine shampoo, the latest for
ladles’ hair. For vale only at Clark's
tiniaorlul pat
Rob Roy Flour 1* good
time deeial
7lews Jiotcs.
Those having news for this depart
ment arc rated to call telephone
147-3.
THOREAU,
Some say he loved no! men —loved na
ture more—
Beeause his words were harsh to
wards human kind.
And' in God’s woods arid fields he
seemed to find
Of health and help his most sufficing
store.
Ail, wiser, truer love to man lie bore
Than our too fond indulgence! We
are blind.
lie saw. ami all ids prophet soul
and mind
He gave to lead men forth by nature’s
door.
Deliverer he, so tar as in him lay.
An earnest soul, with earnest task
to do.
From that impressive background
wnere lie stood
lie strove some freedom bring word to
say—
To shame a turldd race by heaven's
blue,
Bravely to read God's message
from the wood. |
—James Buckham.
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.Judge and Mrs. Sjienecer 11. Atkin
son have returned to Atlanta.
Miks Emmie Scarlet has returned
from a visit to several points in Vir
ginia.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. Kirkland have re
turned to Savannah after a pleasant
visit to Mr. and Mrs. .). W. Watkins.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. Deacon and Miss
Deacon, of Daytonia.. Fla., have come
to reside in Brunswick and will oc
cupy the Lewis home oft Halfvix
Square.
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Tde Daughters of the D unfed era cy
are called* to meet, tomorrow (Thurs
day) af!onion at the home of the pres
ident, Mrs. k k Hopkins.
Mrs. Hoyt. \*. Gale entertained with
a pleasant box party at the matinee
yesterday afternoon in compliment to
Miss Ruby Burse, of Cartersville.
Those in the party were: Mrs. H. YV.
Halo, Misses Ruby purse, Fannie
Grant. Nightengale, Maud Nightengale.
•Janie Symons and Madge Young.
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■flie I tidier Aid Society of the First
Methodist church recently presented
Hie ptuil.i rjpltev. Mr. Malone, with a
very handsome and useful remem
hr.uuie in the form of a tine roller
t-op oak desk for his study. This
graceful courtesy was much appre
ciated by the recipient, and was a
pleasant evidence of the mutual es
teem and kind feeling existing be
tween pastor and congregation.
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The wedding of Miss Kiln Coleman
and Mr, Seaborn Travis Orimshaw,
which occurred last evening at 7:30
o’clock was the prettiest home wed
ding of the season. The rooms were
beautifully decorated in while and
green, a note of color being added by
golden yellow curysantliemums. The
parlor was a bower of palms and
ferns effectively grouped at the tray
window, where against a background
ol lace curtaining artistically deco
rated with trailing sutilax. Hov. W. V.
llloilinswort.ii sit.ld to perform tlie
ceremony. A profusion of white
chrysanthemums added to the beauti
ful picture. The bride was attired in
a beautiful gown of clinging white
crepe de chine over silk with point
lace, and wore a set of handsome pearl
ornaments, old family jewels, the gift
of the groom. Her bouquet, a stiower
of white carnations and lilies of the
valley, was carried by Master Win
chester Simmons, the bride’s nephew.
The Episcopal ritual was used for the
marriage ceremony. Miss Laura
Brown, the maid of honor, was eharin
ignly gowned in pink chiffon and car
ried pink carnations. Master Cole
man Simmons was ringhearer. After
the ceoremony a delight fill reception
was held. Numbers of handsome
presents wore received, among them
a guest book, in which those present
inscribed their names and apprropri
ate sentiments. After the reception
Mr. Mrs. Orimshaw left over the
Southern for Atlanta. The bride wore
a handsome going-away gown of dark
blue eybeltno, trimmed with bands .of
silk and Persian applique, with largo l
beaver hat to match. They carry .witn
them many good wishes tor their hap
piness.
Your Dinner lable
Can be made exceedingly attractive
with some of our
Fancy Florida Oranges. 30c
Large Crisp Celery.
Large Luscious Grapes,
New Crop Pecan Nuts,
Fancy King Apples
.And ether good things,
(Special Bicycle Delivery)
LLOYDS
214 Newcastle st. ’Phone 256-2.
THIS BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS.
DM3 DOINGS IN
TIE LOCAL FIELD
NOTES PICKED UP IN THE CITY
BY-THE-SEA BY NEWS
REPORTERS.
Stil( Improving.
The many friends of A. O. Ander
son, who uas been so critically ill. . 'I
he pleased to know that he is still im
proving.
In Bad Condition.
Palmetto cemetery is in an awful
bad shape and needs considerable at
tention. In many cases tin; rr.ivos
have been neglected and b • <■ -m* •
tery streets arc in terrible condition.
Nearly Completed.
The new St. Jcwephs Convent, on
Richmond street, is rapidly ir aring
completion and when finished v li be
one of the handsomest s<hoo' jf Hr:
kind in Georgia.
Meeting of Surgeons,
Dr. G. W. Blanton, division surgeon,
of lh<- Atlantic Coast Line, left yes- :
terday afternoon lor Charleston,
where lie goes to attend tm couven- ;
mation of surgeons of lhai road, yiiich :
v/11l b< u* l!:- morning and .-o ifui e
It." ti ,i dt'js.
New Comers
B. Deacon, wife and daughter, for
! mejjy if Liverpool, Kuginnd. bill late
ly of Ddotila, Kin., have arrived in
the city, and will probably become res
idents' nere. Mr. Deacon lias routed
•he Lewis property, on Union -'reel,
■recently occupied by ],. T McKinnon
and' will reside there in future. The
News welcomes .Mr. Deacon and his
family in Brunswick.
PUSHING THE WORK.
Our Public Building Will Be Com
pleted on Schedule Time.
The work tit the public building
coins to be going on in ov client
shape. Yesterday all of the concrete
floors on the first floor of (he bunding
were placed in position, and today Hie
work of terra colling t'/u* parts ~,, Hye
first floor will begin and It is under
stood tfiat this work will he complet
ed tiv November 15.
The .central tors are fully aware nf
the reaponslhUties that devolves on
them and as a matter of eourue are
pukiiing the construction as rapidly ns
is consistent with good workmanship.
Mr. Bowen, one of the contractors,
ays Unit the building will lie hand •
over to Uncle Sam on full schedule
time.
Whitman’s
Candy.
: MORGAN’S
DRUG
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SIT) R!;.
Job
Printing
The hind That Pleases
'Phone 188
Mews Job Office
Cheap Rates to Savannah.
The Atlantic c,oast Line, in connec
tion with the Soutaeni railway, will
sell round trip tickets to Savannah
on November 12. 13. 17 and 18. limit
ed to November 21st ;u one fare tor
the round trip, on account of ihe Race
meeting in Savannah November 13 to
20, inclusive. Three direct connec
tions for Savannah via .letup, irain
leaving Brunswick at 6:20 a. ni. ar
rives at Savannah at 9:35 a. in., hav
ing Brunswick 10 a. m. arrives at Sa
vannah 1:15 p. in... leaving Brunswick
at 3:05 p. m.. arrives Savannah S:4Q
p. m. Corresponding schedules re
turning to Brunswick. j
A Great Glove I
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PURCHASE.!
Ladies Kin* Grade of Kid Gloves. *l5O pairs in all. They are in*
white, black, slate, tan. brow n, fully worth' SI.OO. <
Wc otEer them for this week, at the exceptionally low price of 1
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6qc. A Pair :
KAISER BROS.
The Old Relmbles. |
PIRSONAL POIMS.
A. N. .fodusoh of Macon, spent ycr
lerday in the city.
Lewis W. Beach was In Macon yes
terday.
J. N. Uonio returned t< Tift on yes
terday,
■I. I„ Lucas, of Montgomery, was in
Hi*' city yesterday.
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Dr. It. Atkinson returned to his
bUgie at Waverly yesierday.
Stallion Scarlett, of Atlanta, is
pending a few ctays in the city.
Dr. Burrell Atkin:, on returned to his
borne id ''linden county yesterday.
U. Demi tig leaves this morning
on ;t business trip to Dougins.
Hoyi W. Gale ms gone to White
Springs for a few days tc recuperate
After his illness.
Nival Flint, of Mi, Airy, Ga.. spent
yesterday iti the city. He is a brother
of Mrs. C. P. Goodyear amt Mrs, F.
vt . iiiTmii.
I'iio friends of Jesse Thomas win
regret M barn tnat he has been ill
attain at school in College Park
G to Miss Slater’s millinery parlors
for stylish headgear.
Try Rob Rov Flour. . , It is the best
on tap market.
USE ROB ROY FLOUR. *■*
ALA R.M
CLOCKS
' 65 Cents
Only One to Each Customer
Si. M. Miller & den.
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NOVEMBER 12.
Ladies of l
Brunswick.
You can always find most any
thing you want at our store. We
have just, cpeaetT New Georgia
Cane Syrup (none better). Maple
I Syrup (from sap of the tree). !
Becker's Buckwheat (m pack
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agesi. Hecker’s Buckwheat (in’
bulk), Ralston’s (food of every de-;
scriptioßJ. Large Red Apples,
j Nine Celery. I
Phone 158.
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If it’s goc 1 '* V. eat. we havO it.
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Millinery i
T RECEIVED A BEAUT!- ]
FLU. LINE OF MILLINERY \
GOODS. HATS. FEATHERS. OR.;
NAMENTS AND FANCY .ART!- }
LLES, ALSO A LARGE STC -
OF ZEPHYRS AND . FANCY -
WOOLS. <i
LADIES CALL AND SEE FOR>
YOURSELVES. ;
MRS. E. SARLE, . \
203 Newcastle Street.