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WEDNESDAY INC, THE PLACE WISE BEYERS SEEK mil*- i / r fSI 4 Phone 257-3. No 303 Newcastle Street: B. NUSSBAUM We receive Fresh fc very Week > u, .bi A? CHEESE Swiss Newfchatell Minster Limburger Fromaye du Brie Rcgueford Edam {T< DILL PICKLES. And a full line of fine groceries Give us a call .md be convinced 1 If You want ■ the test flour made, buy -ROB ROY- It has no equal for bread, biscuits and cakes The Downing Cos. .r-r -n BrilllSWick, <l3. Lafferty’s Complete Flour !- -, 300 PER CENT RICHER IN ■j, i- * PHOSPHATE T HAN ANY OTHER t * High Grade f lour Snow White Color i '*** l 5 ! NUTTY FLAVOR Special Shirt Safe 50C 39C at “ELKANS” In spending your dollars, the most reliable mer hants. largest stores, best assortment and lowest prices on merchandise are sought. Give Us a Call. TAILORED SHIRT WAISTS—MAN TAILORED SKIRTS— LADIES’ CLOAKS— MISSES CLOAKS AND JACKETS, KNIT UNDERWEAR SWELL NECKWEAR, FINE .HOSIERY—LEATHER GOODS. io % off for cash on skirts waists and jackets SAUSAGE Wbincrt Wurst Kuack Wurst Salami Bologna Postrama Coose Liver R ings SAVANNAH PRESBYTERY IN SESSION AT ST. MARY’S Synod Will Meet in This City Next Tuesday. The Savannah Presbytery began Its fall session at the Presbyterian church in St. Mary’s last night. Routine bus iness will occupy the greater part ot the session and little of general in terest is expected to transpire. The Presbytery is composed of the pastor land <mr ruling elder from each church in the district.. Tonight a special sermon before the Presbytery will lie preached by Dr. | Fair, of Savannah. The address on missions and mission work, which is to he delivered Thursday afternoon, has also been given, to the Savannah divine. Ow* of tlie* matters beyond the rail t in,, order which will come before rhe session is the examination of a young man who lias applied for a license to preach. The examination for a p-stor’s license is the most rigid of iln y ciiureh and considerable inter est is always taken 1 in such events. '[lie fall session meets somewhat earlier Ilian usual this year. The change of the date is owing to the meeting ot the synod in this city on Tuesday next. Ify making two ses sions follow each other so closely clergymen from a distance can attend both during the one trip. Plenty o f Quail. Quail are now on the market and there seems to lie plenty in the near by woods. Any number of sportsmen have been out during the past few days and they have all reported good luck and tiuvo bagged many of the sweet birds. Quail at Wilsons. CikrtNl) OPERA HOUSE WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, NOV. 4 and 5. THURSDAY MATINEE GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO TO SEE John B. Wills AND HIS Dig Musical Comedy Cos. TWENTY PEOPLE MOSTLY GIRLS Special Scenery. Popular Prices FISH NewHerring Cod Fish Mackerell Sm. Salmon Anchovis Bloodero Am. Mackerell GRAND OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY NOV. 6. Richards & Pringles FAMOUS GEORGIA Hinstrels r>o PEOPLE 50 2 BA N DS 2 A CAR LOA DOF SPECIAL SCENERY 6 BIG COMEDIANS 6 DUDLEY—POWELL—KELLEY DAVIS—CAMPBELL—SCOTT BIG FREE STREET PARADE A World’s I Record We hold or the best selectioon of Fine Eating Chocolates ever shown in Brunswick, and something new ad dcd almost daily. BEWARE of inferior and adulterat ed goods that may look alright, but are greatly injurious to the health. Ours are all guaranteed strictly pure, and are sold at popular pri es. Fancy packages a specialty. Lloyd’s. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. dome dedal : Views Vletes The charily ball will occur Novem ber 20. • • • i Mrs. Edwin 13 robs ton will spend to day in Jacksonville. / • • • Mrs. E. W. Fleming left yesterday to spend the week in Jacksonville. Miss Fai nie Smith is spending some time with friends in Jacksonville. Miss Kate Dillon left yesterday to spend a few days in Jacksonville. * • * The Musical club met last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Tay lor. * * * Mrs. Kennon Mott and her children have returned from a visit to Virgin ia. ,* * Mrs. J. F. Baya spent Monday out at the home of Mr. and Mrs. U. VV. Cline in the country. * * • Mrs. C. Amheiter and Chas. Am heiter left yesterday to spend some time in Jacksonville with relatives. • m m The rummage sale occurs November 14, 10 and 17. Every one should do nate to this sale and help the library. * * * Cards have been received in this city announcing the marriage of Miss Isaabel Dangaix, of Birmingham, and Dr. William H. Allen, of Now York. * * * Miss Helen Angier, of Atlanta, en ter lari :ied yesterday in honor of Miss Sarah Waldo, whose marriage occurs N/ ivemdor 17. Today Miss Minnie Fuller entertains with a tea in her honor and tomorrow' Misses Hazel and Zula Adkins will give a card party for her. • * • The News is requested to correct an error inadvertently made in its col umns yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. Rode will he at home to their friends from 4 to fi o’clock, not 2 to 4, at St. Mark’s rectory tills afternoon. They will he assisted in receiving by Misses Hazel Nightingale and Janie Symons. The various committees at the Ri flemens fair are working with much energy and enthusiasm and everybody is encouraging and assisting most kindly. This fair will be the largest and most popular event of the season ami nothing will be left undone to make it delightful socially. One of the most, attractive and beautiful booths will he the doll booth, pre ided over by Miss Susie Lamar, as sisted by a number of efficient ladlas. The finest and most beautiful dressed dolls ever seen in this city will lie displayed here and every doll will be sold very reasonably. Avery large doll will be voted for and another will be raffled. This will certainly be one of the most popular booths. * * * The servant problem seems to be vexing the soul of the women of Bruns wick even ruble than usual nowa days. There is nothing more calcu lated t.o disturb the equanimity of the average woman and to destroy the comfort n.md happiness of the home than this matter of domestic service. II is assuming alarming proportions and -some step will soon have to be taken toward remedying the evil or adjusting the conditions. A society in New York called the German House wives Society, a benevolent organi zation, lias endeavored to ameliorate Ly offering a prise of ten dollars in gold to every maid servant who re mains at her post faithfully for two years. There were 23 winners of this prize, it) of whom were German girls. The ladies of Brunswick should form some such society as a reward contin ued service in one family. The mat ter of requiring reference and skilled service should he hade more promi nent and on the other hand adequate wages and a measure of considera tion: for the employe will help to bring about a better adjustment of these difficulti*s and tend to alleviate all the present conditions of which there is so much complaint. suan S&anuti FANCY GROCERIES AND SHIP SUPPLIES Phone 141=2 402 BAY STREET CENTRAL SCHOOL S. E. Corner of F and Norwih Streets FjfePARATiON for COLLEGE 9 or BUSINESS DAY SCHOOL and NIGHT SCHOOL J. H. SWINDELL, Principal. ILYNN CLEANING AND PRESSING CLUB Andrew J. Wright, Prop. Suits Cleaned. Pressed and Dyed. Repair Work a Specialty Hats Cleand, Dyed and Reblocked Prices gladly quoted on application ’Phone 394-2. .100 >2 Gloucester PERSONAL POINTS. J. A. Ward, of Bladen, spent yes terday in the city. A. D. Gale is attending the Ware uperior court at Waycross. Alex Livingston, of Brookmen, was iu the city yesterday. Several Brunswickians will attend the Jacksonville carnival today. Frank Scarlett, of Fancy Bluff, i ; ; spending a few days in the city. T. L. Lamb is spending several days up the B. & B. on a fishing trip. t Referee Max Isaac left yesterdy for Douglas where he goes to hold a ses sion of the bankruptcy court. Quail on tnast at Wilson’s. At Miss Slater’s you will find a hand some line of Baitenberg collar pat terns with long stole ends and very stylish. The Pleasure of Eating. Persons sufferin': form indigestion, dyspepsia or other stomach troubles will find th;:t Kodnl Dyspepsia cure digests what you eat and makes t. stomach sweet. This remedy is o never failing cure for indigestion and dyspepsia and all complaints effectin', the glands or membranes of the ach or dige&ave tract When yo take Kouol Dy. pepsin or-, evorylbiiit you oajt taste good, and every bit ol the noutriment that, your food t■ ed.-in is assimilated an<l appropriated by tin blood and tissues. Sold ay Jocrgur harmaev. Quail on toast at Wilson’s. Ship Notice. Neither the master, owner nor con signees of the British steamship Tiiy ra will lie responsible for any debts contracted by the crow of said steam er© F. D. AT. STRACHAN & CO., Consignees. Quail at Wilsons. Miss Slater will have in anew line of handsome trimmed hats by Wednes day. Ladies com e and see them and see if we can’t tempt your pocket book. Quail on toast at Wilson’s Steamships are using Lav.a dura for scouring decks; will not scratch the paint; try it. Fancy glassware of all kinds take a fine polish after being washed with Lavadura. Housekeepers, wash your- lamp chimneys and globes in Lavadura wa ter; it prevents cracking by heat. Wanted, everybody to bathe in La vadura treated water; it’s a delight ful hath; all first-class grocery stores sell Lavadura. Furnished rooms will rent, oa.ziiv it kept clean with Lavadura; it cleans marble work beautifully, paint won, and varnish, doors, window facile and door facings, with very little work; 10 cents per package. if you want employment of any kind have your clothes washed with Lava dura, so that, you make a neat ap pearance: it will help you. Can you sing? If so, sing “Lava dura!" The song is new'; but, oh, how easy. Everybody must try Lavadura once for bathing, or tii<*y will miss the greatest treat that money can buy: sold by all leading grocery, stores and drug store, at 10 cents a package You will find everything up-to-date in the fancy work line at Miss Slater’s Millinery store. MONEY IN DIRT IF YOU KNOW IT. Here are some real bargains of Brobston, Fendig <B. Cos., the up to date real estate agents. Read them. The Jno. Wood home on Union St. beautiful house and 7 room house Terms SSOC cash S2OO per quarter. 4 small houses, rent for $16.00 per month. Will sell for $750. Vacant corner G and E streets. $550 2 lots on A street, close in, $250 Two small houses near Lever's Oak, SBOO for the two. Two story house and lot 90x180, on North Albany street S9OO. Brobston, Fendig & Cos Hie bust iii the photograph line at WiJson’s. Everything in the beer, whiskey, and cigar line and a full line of pipes •nd smokers supplies, S. Levison, 310: Hay street. The Weather is (ailly good now lor having clothes put in order for winter. Sec Jim Carter, ’phono 253-2 Just received a full new line of eady-to-wearers. Give us a call. <enner Millinery, opera house build ng. Iry a box of "Belie Rose’ cigars, guaranteed long filler at $1,56 por box of 50. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. S. Levison, 310 Bay street Just received a full new line of 1 eady-to-wearers. Give us a call. I tenner Millinery, opera house build ‘l* J KAISER’S j I E^ I ? | FOR THE 1 CELtfiCATED j mi * i > j vy i I his popular glove is now an acknowledged * success, and is daily becoming better known i Have you Seen the I 3- CLASP GUN METAL I 1 HANDSOMELY EMBROIDE RIED, SEWED AND TRIMMED WITH! WHITE AND FINISHED WITH SILVER LE MODERN CLASP SAVE YOUR TRADING STAMPS, THEY MEAN MONEY TO YOU! i KAISER’S ! • | WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF RECOVERING H. H. MILLER & SON We Have a Lot of Cotton Mattresses 4.00 While l 'hey Last X M. Miller -4 sen A Great Crockery Stock. I Have the Largest Stock of China, Glass and Agateware m Brunswick, Which I am Selling at the Lowest Prices. . HAY, GRAIN AND GROCERIES. A. ZELMONOVITZ, Corner E. and L Streets. Phone 205. Remnant Sale MONDAY AND TUESDAY REMNANTS OF SILKS. WOOL DRESS GOODS, WHITE WAISTIfIGS FLANNELETTS, ETC., IN FACT REMNANTS OF EVERY KIND. THESE ARE REMNANTS FROM NEW AND STYLISH GOODS IN LENGTHS RANGING FROM ONE TO TEN YARDS TO THE PIECE. SUITABLE FOR WAISTS, SKIRTS, JACKETS, CAPES, CHILD REN’S DRESSES AND BOY’S PANTS All jjfo at l / 2 price Mrs M. Isaac? Special Offer For Fen Days Only $15.00 Men’s Suits si.qß 12.00 “ “ 9.98 10,00 “ “ 8.48 B=SO 8 =SO _ “ 7,48 J. H. 8t Bro. 220 NEWCASTLE ST. 4, 1903.