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laOKBDAT WORKING.
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A Hand Tailored ►" j| [j|
5 port in fabrics
| If * man who is
l|iW | them where he
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? and workman
latest style without question
and have his money back if there
is any cause for dissatisfaction.
Our guarantee, as well as the
manufacturers’ are behind every
garment sold by us.
LEVY’S
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We Have Accepted Agency
For tljtf KiJisitfrtvPonoitraph atul sup
pllaa. carry In stock at. all
times ; a complete stock of
PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS
Wo ,01l for oHsth or on the Install
ment plan.
Wo a) •> take old machines In ox
"* change as part payment on new ones.
Phonograph concerts afternoon and ,
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W. J. BUTTS, i
THE DRV) GGItT. ♦
Agent for Huyler'a Candles.
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BICE.
. in want of Inis siaple will do well to
/Call and See Our Samples,
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\W have a taflHHt to sol cole from.
, Weiill stoatatofc lino.v. Mon key Hi and. Octagon and many
otlu
t: t):tr f itt< of.Toilot, Soap Is up to dale. If you want Tomatoes conw
The Downing Company.
Watch For
Heller’s Weekly,
and. H. Heller & Bro.
220 Newcastle and 302 Bay.
BRUNSWICK IS
TO OBSERVE DAY
PEOPLE OF BRUNSWICK GENER
ALLY WILL MAKE THIS
A HOLIDAY.
This Ik Thanksgiving and the day
will be appropriately observed in
Brunswick.
A majority of the merchant? of the
eity will elose and allow their clerks
to enjoy the day, the schools will give
a holiday, wnlle rhe postofTice, banks
and other public offices will he closed.
Many of the city employees, or In fact
as many as possible, will be given an
opportunity to enjoy the day.
The Naval Reserves and Riflemen
have planned a trip to St. Simon,
where both the companies will engage
In a target shoot for the handsome
medals of the two companies, and ail
the members anticipate a veiy enjoy
able time.
A large number of hunting and flsa
ing parties have been arranged and Hie
woods arid river will be crowded.
Altogether the day will be a very
pleasant one with Brtinswfcltianu gen
erally.
WUswfs
Hill el J-ai't!
FEAST ON TURKEY.
Oyster Milk Stew with Celery.
Turkey with American Dressing,
Cranberry Sauee,
Roast Pork, _ Tomato Sauce.
Butter Beans, Okra,
Tomatoes and Baked Potatoes.
Tea, Coffee and Milk,
Pumpkin and Cranberry Pie,
The place to eat.
WILSON'S.
Biii;iiiiir.r.-i.;ii,yai;.i a , ...ija
Out of Death’s daws.
“When death seemed very nonr from
n severs atoinarb and liver trouble,
that l had Buffered wlt'n for years,"
writes P. Muse, Durham. N. C., "Dr.
Kings New l.lfe Pills saved my life
and gave perfect health.’’ first pills
on earth and only 25 cents at all
druggists.
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1 I WILt. HAVE OPEN 0N
HIGH GRADE CUT GLASS ANU
SILVERWARE.
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CALL AND LOOK.
KfcNNBN MQIT, 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 daily
at 11 a. m.
Stuffed Turkey, with Cranberry
Sauce for lunch at Goldsmith’s today
at 11 o’clock.
Natural Anxiety.
Mothers rsgarS approaching winter
with uneaseiness, children take cold
so easily. No diseas* costs more lit
tle lives than croup. It's attack is so
sudden that the sufferer is often be
yond human aid before the doctor ar
rives. Such cases yield readily to One
Minute Cough Cure, Liquifies the muc
us, allays inflammation, removes dan
ger. Absolutely sate. Acts imme
diately. Cures coughs, colds, grip,
bronchitis, all throat and lung tro
ble. V. S. McMahon, Hampton, (la.:
"A bad cold rendered me voiceless
Just before an oratorical contest. I in
tended to withdraw but took One Min
ute Cough Cure. It restored my voice
In time to win the medal.’’
Joerger's Pharmacy, W. J. Bulls,
Smith's Pharmacy.
TH BRUNSWICK DAILY N*W&
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: oeme tfeeial :
: thews thetes.l
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A MA„ o IDEAL.
A lovely little keeper of the home.
Absorbed in menu books, yet erudite
When in need of counsel. Quick at
repartee,
And slow to anger. Modest as a
flower
Yet scintltlant and radiant as a star,
Unmercenary in her mould of mind.
VVhHe opulent and dainty in her
tastes
A nature generous and free, albeit',
The incarnation of economy
She must he chaste as proud Diana
was,
Yet warm as Venus. To all others
cold
As some white glacier guttering in the
sun.
To me as ardent as a sensuous rose
Tiiat yields its sweetness to me bur
rowing bee.
Ail ignorant of evil in the world
And innocent as any cloistered nun.
Yet wise as i-hryne in the arts ot love
When [ come thirsting io her uectar
ed lips.
Good as me best—and tempting as the
worst —•
A saint, a siren and a parados.
—i.ua Wheeler Wilcox.
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Mrs, K J. Johnson is spending the
week ip Jacksonville.
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Miss Rowena Griffin is out again,
after her recent iilnesn
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Miss Ethel Ricketts is spending this
week m Jacksonville
Miss Kate Dillon will return Sunday
front a visit to relatives in Atlanta.
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Mjsh .tfiUle Hazlohurst has been
Quite ill to the regret of per friends.
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Mrs. George R. McCall aas returned
from Anita iciia, wuere she attended
i no Baptist convention.
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Mr and Mrs. ... H. Mallard have re
moved Into their new borne on Rlch
inooa st i ect.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. M, King will spend
Sunday in VVaycrosn, the guests ( ,i
Mrs. a. R. LetfonJ.
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Mr. aim Mrs. E. O. Raley, of Hat
liesburg. Miss, are the guesis of Mr.
and Mrs. H. V. Adderley.
lufilas Newman Hoyt Is tue name)
of anew arrival at the homo of Mr.
Xud Mrs. Colson Hoyt.
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Mrs. W. fl. Dyer and her children
arc spending Thanksgiving with Mr
HUU Mrs. W. H. Herne.
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Mrs. E. B. Dudley. Jr., and her little
eons. Ed. and William, ate visiting
Mrs. Joseph W Flood In Crandall.
Fla.
Mrs. A H. l.eytrtjitrne and her little
son, Allen .Edward, Jr., leave Satur
ville.
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Mins Mantle Burroughs has return
ed from a visit to Atlanta and will
spend the Thanksgiving with her
father.
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Captain atwl Mm. B. S. Parker have
returned to their home In Graham, N.
V. fttlf-r a pleasant visit to their niece,
Mrs. l.anra M. Wilder.
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Mrs. George.K. McCall is the sues,
of her son. T. j. McCall, for the win
ter, ami Is pleasantly located at Mrs.
O. S. YVyllys, <m Union street.
Mi s Janie Symons entertained las;
evening with it delightful card party.
A number of guests were present and
the occasion was much enjoyed,
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Mrs k. P. Coney will entertain with
n pleasant dinner today. Her guests
"’ld be Mrs. John . Dillon, and Miss
Kathleen Dillon, of Atlanta, Harris M.
King, Jt., and Bttrford Coney.
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The Ladles’ Aid Society, of St.
Mark’s Episcopal church, will have an
eiuertainmtht next Monday nighf. at
the rectory in the saape of a birthday
I party. Much interest is being mant
,tested in it and a very pleasant time is
anticipated by all.
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There will be union Thanksgiving
services, at the Baptist churcn tonight
at 7:30 and an interesting program ot
music has been arranged for the occa
sion. The Methodist ami Baptist
choirs Will participate, assisted by
Mrs. Stacy, of the Presbyterian caoir.
Mf. F. B Chandler w render several
ditto sotos. Hev. J. W. Malone, r>.
i t or me First Methodist church, will
pieach ,au interesting sermon. All arc
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices. j-'
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Mrs. ,|. A. Butts, regent of the
Bruswiok D. A. K., is in receipt of a
tetter from Mrs. R. E. Park, former
slate regent, in which she urges the
Brunswick chapter to take a deeper
interest: in this cause. Mrs. Park
says the organization of this chapter
is of very'groat importance to her, sa
fact has been her dearest project. She
has been very enthusiastic in regard
to this matter and she urges now that
the members send in their papers and
their dues promptly so that tue chap
ter may be officially recognized and in
working order before her present term
of office expires. The Brunswick
daughters should feel a deep interest
in the formation of their chapter, and
should respond promptly to Mrs.
Paik's earnest" apeal. When the chap
ter Is formally recognized Mrs. Butts
intends to give a number of pleasant
affairs, some for the purpose of rais
iug funds and others of a social na
ture. Those who are eligible should
make application at once.
A DAYS DIGS IN I
HIE LOCAL FIELD
SHORT NEWS NOTES PICKED UP
HERE AND THERE BY
NEWS REPORTERS.
Services at St. Jude’s.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at St. Jude’s P. E church today at 10
a. m.
Colder Weather.
A decided change was noticed in
the weather at an early hour this
morning and the theremometer drop
ped several degrees. The forecast fo.
today says fair and proba.i.y colder.
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Special Services Today.
Rabbi Warsaw will hold special
Tnanksgiving services at the Tempie
Beth Tellfoh at 3:30 this afteropn.
The public is cordially invited.
Thanksgiving at St. Marks.
Thanksgiving Day will be religious
ly observed at St. Marks church by a
-ervice at 10 o'clock, with a sermon
approprate to the occasion. A cordial
ivltatiou is given to all.
To Visit Friends Here.
Mr, Raymond F. Staples, of Rich
mond College. Richmond ,Va.. will ar
rive tomot row to he the guest of
Fiends in this city. Mr. Staple is to
day in Raieigh, where tne .ootbali
team, of which he is captain, will play
a match game. This team is the
champion team of Richmond and tne
'•aptain is a very enthusiastic devotee
of the game, lie will probably preach
it the Baptist church Sunday nigjjf,
is lie is a theological student and will
shortly be ordained.
Only Two Cases.
Mayor Emanuel nu’~ —> *—■ 'u
to dispose of in the pou< e EutiiL > 03-
teiday morning. Both ’> m were
colored and were arraigtied on the
charge of a “plain drunk.” A small fine
was imposed on each of them.
Stuffed Turkey, with Cranberry
Sauce for lunch at Goldsmith’s today
at 11 o’clock.
Inviting Specials.
Best Florida Oranges,
tNew Nuts, all kinds.
Finest Eating Apples.
Fancy New Crop Dates,
Large Fat Bananas,
Fresh Lemon Drops,
Golden Nuggets (kisses).
(Special Bicycle Delivery.)
LLOYD’S
214 Newcastle st. ’Phone 255-2.
Pure Drugs.
This is our Motto,
WE LIVE UP TO IT
Gome and 6s 0 ’Trial-
A Full Line of Everything
IN THE DEUG LINE.
MORGAN’S
DRUG
STORE.
a r_ r, n r ataaaa'aaa "t • a
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Monday and Tuesday
B<tar Goods fot Less Money
and more Groods for the sam
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Money than elsewhere
It will be to your advantage to come and inspect our Bargains
in Linens and Napkins, etc. v
The early bird catches the v-ti >. First come gets first choice.
Remember this is only for F y :: 1 Tuesday.
NO MATTER WHAT P.. 1 . j . ftp ELSEWHERE WE
WILL BE LOWER.
KAISER BROS.
The Old Reliables.
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED HERE. !
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Will not vary a traction of a grain
front 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 treshness of every drug used.
Wo replenish our store frequently, and
use or sell nothing which has be
come inefficient through age.
SMITHS
PHARMACY
JUS V deceived
car fancy Baldwin
Apples, will sell
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cheap to the trade
B. Borchardt
aid Company
l FOR PLE^Lj RE, COMFORT AND SATISFACTION
. In sweeping your <V )e ts „ lat , , !lnpro , ,j - A - Y
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A FEW MORE DAYS.
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and Thursday will be here
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Don.t forget wo have ;, :
ENGLISH FRUIT CAKES. 1, 2
and 5 pounds.
" FRESH NUTS,
NEW FIGS,
* FLORIDA ORANGES,
MALAGA GRAPES.
Give us your order.
Phone 168.
\ if it's geos to eat, we havie it.
Millinery I
JUST RECEIVED A BEAUTI-J
FUL LINE OF MILLINERYj
GOODS, HATS, FEATHERS, OR-J
NAMENTS AND FANCY ARTM
CLES, ALSO A LARGE SI o'. '
OF ZEPHYRS AND . FANCY'
WOOLS.
LADIES CALL AND SEE FOR .
YOURSELVES. ,
MRS. E. EARLE, - y
203 Newcastle Street, *;
ROB ROY FLOUR IS THE BEST.