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TVKKDAY MQKNJXG. NOTTCB. |; \ Beginning Monday, Nov. 17, I for ONE WEEK ONLY, iwe will put on sale our entire line of LADIES’ SKIRTS •at the following reduced prices: $4.00 Skirts 2.98 5. & 5.50 skirts 3,89 6 6,50 s,Kirts 469 7 7.50 skirts 5.98 8 00 skirts 6 89 9 & 950 skirts 7 98 10,00 skirts 8,59 1200 skirts 9,98 13.50 skirts 10-49 ;Also our entire line of Ladies’ Jackets, Furs and Waists at reduced prices. LEVY’S I The Leaders. WE Have Accepted Agency For the ICdlson Ponograph and sup plies. Wo will carry in stock nl all times a complete stock of > PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS Wo sell for cash or on Iho install nteiit plan. We also take old machines In ex change as part payment on now ones. Phonograph concerts afternoon and evening. RSjsfrf; / * W. J. BUTTS, THE DRU GGIBT. ~"V . Agent for Huyler’s Candies. RICE. . Merchants In want of this staple will do well to Call and See Our Samples, ; * . We have a largo line to sol etc fmm. < * We carry in-stock Life Buoy, Monkey llrand. Octagon and many* ’ other brands, < . Our line of Toilet Soap Is u p-to-datc. If you want Tomatoes come * _ see us. [ The Downing Company.; Special Bargain Sale * Monday and T uesday and. H.Heller&Bro. 220 Newcastle and 302 Bay. See Heller’s Weekly MAYOR TALKED TO TOE POLICE HE INSTRUCTS THEM TO ATTEND TO THEIR DUTIES AND NOT GET MIXED IN POLITICS. All of (he members of the Brunswick police force were summoned to appear at The city hall h?t night. Most of toe members did not kno.v what the meeting was to be held let. while others were looking for just what came. Mayor Emanuel was present and gave the police quite,a lengthy- lec ture on politics, advising them not pj mix in the present campaign. it will be remembered that the first part of the year, a resolution was passed by council, putting the police under the civil service rule. Heron fore they nave all been elected i,y council each year, but under the pres . ent law they arc never elected a,.d can serve until some charge . , ;,>•<• furred against them. For this reason the mayor and also Chief Burney gave them a good talk last night and advised them to attend strictly to their duty and let poiitps alone. The new law or council is no doi ot a good one, and should keep tic po lice from taking a pari In city poli tics, as they arc not (defied by coun cil and should not lie interested in the elections of the members of (but lanlv. THEATRICAL NOTES. The Man From Mexico. “The Man From Mexico'’ will be presented at the Grand, matinee and night, Thursday, November 27. This will furnish a strictly nigh class offer ing ill comedy and one that will prove most satisfying to local, theatre goers, tf the well seasoned judgment of ca pable critics may be taken as accur. rate. The play has been a great laughing success in the larger cities during the past two seasons, and since Mr. Perkins secured the rigids to it. he has endeavored' successfully to keep It up to the high standard fixed S 'jfck LEILA SHAW In the Man From Mexico. by its production in New York, Bos ton, Cnicago and elsewhere. All tire appointments necessary to a big'll class performance are carried on tour, and the cast has been chosen with care and judgment. To lovers of gen uine, hearty and pure fun, it offers, nerhapn the best entertainiuet of its kind ever given in this city. Tickets go on sale this morning at U o'clock. Best in printing—News Job Office. ►Wedding : ► i ; Presents: ► i ► < ► y < ► i ► 1 WILL HAVE OPEN .ON< ► < I MONDAY . FINE .LINE OFj HIGH GRADE CUT GLASS AND SILVERWARE. CALL AND LOOK. KENNON MOTT, 0. 0. Jeweler and Eye Specialist. 215 NEWCASTLE STREET. Inspector of watches for the B. & B. Railways and Keeper of the city clock. Time by wire from Washington &U 1? at 11 a. dl THB BRUNSWICK DAILY MEWS, dome deeial thews tholes. Thosq having news for this depart ment arc requested to call telephone 117-3. TO THOSE WHO HAVE GONE BEFORE. Before a hundred shrines 1 inrtrse burn. With living love my seems to abound . 1 smile, work, sleep,'and live the daily round Of present lifeiwilh seeming uuft-.n corn. f Yet clothier seek the truth and thou shalt learn, Beside this life another life is found, Whose vast and trackless depths f may not sound, Whose heights i may not scaie and here return. Where soft wind blows that hears upon its air Presage of i.ove Supreme, that wound el.)] not. And Holy Ones once worshipped here are Hu re. Arid turning from mv present earthly lot, I cry I love you! you are real, are fair! Oh think ot that 1 ever have forgot." -By Margaret Crosby in October Scribner's Magazine. - m n Col. E. du Bignon is (greatly im proved alter his recent illness. m 9 a Miss Elizabeth Atkinson, of Cam den county, is The guest of Judge S. C. Atkinson for a few days, after which she will visit Mrs. E. T. Mc- Kinnon. . , Mil Mallie K. Marshon, of Bartow, Fla., is lac net of llrs, F. Me Brown. Miss Mershon, formerly lived In this city and has many friends here who will he glad to see her. Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Raymond, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ' I’iiy—ond. In Mobile, are now in Atlanta, the guests of Mrs. Edward I (-liiuiihi-rlain. Mrs. Raymond is re- I ( civing many delightful attentions, a card party and a lunch at the Pied mont Driving Club being two of the entertainments to be given in her hon jor this week. Mr. Raymond enter tained last week with a "Brigham Voting Dinner." at which he was tne only man present his guests all having been ladles. ■ • • A Japanese supper and lunch will be given today ami pniight by the Ladies Aid Society of tne Catholic church in tie: building next door to the Ke net’s millinery store. Dinner will he served from 12 to 2, supper from fi to 12 The menu tvill include oysters, roast turkey, beef ala mode, chicken salad, potato salad, cold slaw, celery, olives, pickles, coffee, and eakes. The public is Invited to attend and enjoy a delicious meal. Good coffee will be served no poor coffee will tie used. Everything will be daintily served and satisfaction is guaranteed. The Manse Circle and all those in tercsted in the entertainment to be given next week for Ihe Presbyterian church, met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. W. M. Tapper's residence. The committees were very enthusiastic and reported splendid success in their work. Tlte chairmen of the various nations are requested to meet Friday at !i o’clock a. m. at the Rtfllemcns armory to select plcesjor their booths and make other arrangements. Miss Kate Slater has arranged to have a grand Thanksgiving Millinery opening Wednesday and you will do 'veil tn call early and inspect her new hats before buying elsewhere. Given especially for the holidays. MAY HAVE A CHANCE. Qualified Voters Not Here During Registration Period. Tile city board of registrars will con vene in the office of the county com missioners at 3 o’clock tills afternoon for the purpose canvassing the list of voters in tne coming municipal elec tion. In this connection it may he. of in terest to say that such of our citizens who were absent from the d.,y before the registration books were opened and continued away until they were closed are entitled to be placed on the list of registered voters. Other legal causes for placing and taking off names are too numerous to mention, and those of our taxpay ers who are in any wise interested in the maTJer will do well to attend the meeting this afternoon. ha,nlssgi'oing JT&esessitiea Best Florida Oranges, rNew Nuts, all kinds. Finest Eating Apples. Fancy New Crop Oates, Large Fat Bananas, Fresh Lemon Drops, Golden Nuggets (kisses). (Special Bicycle Delivery.) LLOYDS 214 Newcastle st. 'Phone 255-2. A DAYS DOINGS IN I THE LOCAL FIELD BHORT NEWS NOTES PICKED UP HERE AND THERE BY NEWS REPORTERS. The Weather. Forecast for .~%,ay in Georgia: Rain and probably colder except aiong the coast. Justice Conoty's Court. Justice Conoly is holding the regu lar mothly session of his court this week. Quite a number of cases are on the docket an i the session wiii he a very interesting one. To the Asylum. The crazy engro woman, who has been in the Glynn couiity jail for sev eral days, was taken to Mllledgevtlle and placed in the asylum yesterday. She was given a hearing before Ordi nary Dart several days ago. To Be Tried Today. The case of E. C. Machen vs Rosen do Terras will be tided before Justice l.amhiigiit today. Considerable inter est has been ak( :i in this case and the public generally is watching ihe final result. Regular August Day. \ esterday reminded one of a regu lar August day in Brunswick. It was uncomfortably warm in the forenoon. It looks as if we are not going to have any cold weather, hut Ihe prophet savs that warn it does come it will be cold enough to make up for the lateness. The Mayor's Matinee. Mayor Emanuel held quite an inter esting session of the polici court yes terday morning, and the usual number of Saturday night offenders were triad. Nearly, all of the oases were colored and the offenders were charg ed with being drunk and disorderly. Rushing the Work. Alderman Newman, who is person alty looking after the grading of New castle street, is now pushing the work and the shells have been laid to ..(or gan’s drug store. Work of laying the Augusta gvavei wm probably' begin to morrow. La'dides. Those of you that have not bough! your hats wiTl do well to call at Miss Slater’s gnilltyery parlors Wednesday and see her new trimmed hats. VVe are prompt— News Job Office. Everything new at Miss Slater’s WodnesuSy in something new and stylish. Whitman’s Candy. MORGAN’S DRUG STORE. . . i ; Monday and Tuesday : t • Better Goods fot Less Money; ► land more Goods for the sam • * Mont y than elsewhere < % It will lie to your advantage to come and inspect our Bargains in l.inens and Napkins, etc. iJET < The early bird catches the worm. First eoipe gets first Choice. Remember this is oniv for Monday and Tuesday. ?( ‘ NO MATTER WHAT PRICES ARE WUOTED ELSEWHERE vjk'E ' WILL BE LOWER. KAISER BROS. The Old Reliables. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED HERF. r- • ■ • n 1-wm nm pB Will not vary a fraction of a grain from the quantity called for, accuracy in the compounding of Medicines. is one of our sthong points. Added to this is the abs 'ute purity and un doubted freshness of every drug used. VVe replenish our store frequently, and use or sell nothing w-hich has be •( me inefficient through a,,e. SMITHS PHARMACY ')" . ” - - WANTED-Young man in dining room. Apply before 11 a. m. English Kitchen. Go to Miss Slater’s millinery parlors for stylish headgear. CLEANING. AND DYE ING. GOOD WORK DONE CHEAP ER THAN ELSEWHERE. SEE JIM CARTER, OR RING ’PHONE 253-2. ROB ROY FLOUR 10 THE BEST. > FOR PLEASURE. COMFORT AND SATISFACTION ■ Iu sweeping your carpets use a latest improved “Cyco" Bear ing BISSEUL Sweeper. , It is surprising the real en joyment you - an get front ;.ie • task of sweeping simply by using a modern Bfeseil sweep ' er. The Uyco” Bearings give them their perfect freedom of , action and an entire absence of jar and noise making their • workings smooth ana noise less. As to the economy alone you cannot afford to, be with- < out a Bissell as one will out-last forty rooms besides • /brightening and preserving your carpets, making them . wear much longer. . ■ Note our prices: k / < ■ "AMERCICAN QUEEN” $3.58. ••IDEAL/' $3.25. , “GRAND RAPIDS," ' "NICKEL TRIMMED" $3,00. JiMMilkr & 6on\ NOVEMBER 25. i■* ’j *' - A FEW MORE DAYS. < and Thursday will be here .Don.t forget we have b, ENGLISH FRUIT CAKES, 1, 2 /and 5 pounds. I FRESH NUTS, {new figs, I FLORIDA ORANGES, 1 MALAGA GRAPES. 1 Gi\ t us your order. - j f Phone 168. , '3eos. l ttiTzss. z'-.-zmas? ■ If it’s good to eat, we havie it. f JVlillinsry l JUST RECEIVED A BEAUTI ; FUL LINE OF MiLLINERYI .GOODS, HATS, FEATHERS, OR-I INAMENTS AND FANCY ARTI CLES, ALSO A LARGE STOC ! ;OF .ZEPHYRS -AND . FANCY' [WOOLS. [ LADIES CALL AND SEE FOR) • MRS. E. EARLE. .j ‘ 203 Newcastle Street, f