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WEDNESDAY MORNINQ Something: to be THANKFUL 50 Fur Pieces i All lengths. To be ; Slaughtered The rest of this week Any Fur Piece in House Market Price Phone 257-3. No 303 Newcastle Street B. NUSSBAUM We receive Fresh t very Week , 4* CHEESE Swiss NewfeliStcll Minster Limburger Fromaye du Brls Rryueford Edam • DILL PICKLES. And a full line of fin. groceries Give u. a a!l and bo oonvincod RICE? .A* s^ttinonus. We have Ten grades calfand see it. Don’t send out of town for your Rice, Get it at The Downing Cos. Brunswick, (ia. Seed Oats, Seed Rye, Hixed L “ Cos wf eed Lafferty’s Flour J. M- BURNETT, Wholesale Grocer, ■PHONE 93. 222 BAY, 221 OGLETHORPE. We are showing this week a handsome Line of Children’s Sailors " Trimmed Hats Your Inspection Solicited See window display at “ELKANS” SAUSAGE W inert Wurst Kuack Wurst Salami Bologna Poßtrama Cooso Liver Rings Mrs. W. H. Bunkley returned last night from Crandall, Ha. • * * Miss Irene Wood has returned from a visit to Philadelphia. Miss Daisy Scarlett,-of Fancy Bluff is visiting Mrs. J. L. Beach rn m rn Mrs. Hugh Porter has somewhat improved from her rece i; illness. • • Miss Annie Mahoney has returned from a pleasant visit ot Savannah. • m Mrs. A. D. Gale and her children have returned from a visit to Dixie, Ca. • • • Mrs. James Clark, wHe of Capt. Clark, of Jekyl, returned to the is land yesterday morning. * * • Miss Florrie McGiffin, of Fernan dina, will arrive this week to visit Misses Armee and Maud Girvin. • • a The lunch and supper given yester day by the Catholic Altar Society was very successful and a nice sum was realized by the society, • . • A meeting of the advDo -y boar.l and all the committees of the Rifle men's fair is called for this afternoon at the armory, 3;30. A full atten dance is desired. • • • One of the most interesting booths of the Riflemen’s fair wid lie the Ladies Home Journal booth under the management of Mi-si Boyle, assist ed by Mrs. A. C. Banks and Miss Lula Burdeit. The following from the Charleston News and Courier will be of interest in Brunswick social circles: "The Young Men’s Dancing Club gave a most enjoyable dance on Thursday night at the residence of Mrs. C. V. Lamar, in honor of Miss Dora Mabry, of Brunswick, Ga. the charming guest of Miss May Laird. About fifteen couples were present and the affair was one of the most fashionable and enjoyable of the season." * * * The library rummage sale will con tinue this week and the ladiec in charge solicit donations of mens’ wom ens' anu children, clothing, shoes, hats, etc. Every one is requested to respond to this appeal as the welfare of the library depends on the success of the sale. Those who wish to donate may notify the committee composed of Die -- ft \ \ ory following ladies: Mtv"£ Ity as non, Mrs. R. R. HojA Montgomery, Mrs. C. K. Jewett Huyler’s candies sold at Fortson’s drug store. Wild duck and fat quail at Wil son’s. FISH NewHerring Cod Fish Mackerell Bm. Salmon Anchovis Blooders Am. Mackerell ThanksgiV'J| ing Celery J extra large white JUMBO STALKS Gotten up especially for Thanks giving trade. Place your order to day, so as not to miss it. Call 'Phone 115. 1 . J,J *. Lloyd’s. "1 ■ ' " I~SH Join the Georgia Pressing .club if you want first-class work. Phone 144-4 Our milk shake soda is a fine mel low drink. Try it. Put up by Cline & Ludwig. tLYNN CLEANING AND PRESSING CLUB Andrew J. Wright, Prop. Quits Cleaned, Pressed and Dyed. Repair W'ork a Specialty Hats Cleand, Dyed and Reblocked Prices gladly quoted on application ■Phone 394-2. 100 1-2 Gloucester l dome dedal : l thews thotes.: THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. If You Have A SECOND HAND Machine, Stove or Furniture of any description for sale Phone 323' JOEL BROS, RELIABLE PAWNBROKERS 308-309 BAY STREET Our buyer will call on you and pay you full value Don’t Delay But Phone 323 at Once. N. B. We have plenty of cash on hand ready to loan on anything of value, at low rate of interest. See Joel Bros, if you are in need of money CENTRAL SCHOOL S. E. Corner of F. and Norwich. * Streets PREPARATION for COLLEGE or BUSINESS 'AY SCHOOL and NIGHT SCHOOL J. H. SWINDELL, C Principal. Wanted — 500 Men To send their -Id soilad clothes to the GEORGIA PRESSING CLUB and have them made same as r,w. If you are not satisfied with the j:b no charge is road*. ‘Phene 144-4. Bargains given at Fortson’s drug store on box paper, golf supplies and perfumery. Wilson has a fresh shipment of ducks, quail and other game. RICE CULTURE. Some Fine Points About the Growth of this Great Cereal. The reason that the Japenese are so muscular is that they do not polish their rice. In American mills the out side coating of the rice kernel is rubbed off. The process is aa follows: Ist. The outer husk is removed. 2nd. The bran, just within the husk, Is re moved. 3rd. The solid kernel is then rubbed, to remove the rough por tein surface and to give the kernel a gloss. This is called polishing and the material removed is called polish, one of the most nutrieious substances in all the cereals. Polishing removes more than three-fouth of the fiber material. Jn Japan, China and India polishing Is not done, except for for eign markets. The Japenese army in the advance on Peking ont-fcoted the armies of Russia, German-, England, France and America. The Japenese soldier is fed on rice, with a; ration of beans and fish. He can double-quick for four teen hours and repeat It for days. The Japenese or Chinese may be shot through the body and if no vital pat is cut, they scarcely notice the wound. Rlee Is an article that Is sold en tirely on its appearance, although we are candid to say that the unpolished rice contains more nutriment. But the public demands polished •ice, and we have to give it to them. Yon could probably make arrang : erts to buy unpolished rice if you and •> it. Rice Is the greatest food ' n t> o world. r.esh Glynn county unpolished rice is now on sale by J. M. Burnett. - Wild ducks at Wilson’s. faan iHanuif FANCY GROCERIES AND SHIP SUPPLIES ’Phone 141-2 Vio2 BAY STREET H. S. McCrary wants ten thousand ties cut. Cash paid every Saturday. Call on H. S. McCrary for work. Joel Bros, have an Immense stock of watches, diamonds, jewelry, revol vers, guns, overcoats, cutlery, optical goods etc., and you shoul go and see them. Fortson’s Drug Store fills prescrip tions with the purest drugs that are made. GEORGIA, GLYNN COUNTY. Whereas Mary C. Flaiders, admin istratrix of Lydia Gatchell, deceased, represents to the court in her petition duly filed that she has administered the said Lydia Gatchell’s estate, this is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administratrix should not b discharg ed from her administration and re ceive letters of dismission on the first Monday in December, 1903. HORACE DART, Ordinary. If you want the best soda water ring phone 129. Cline & Ludwig. The best in the photograph line at Wilson's. Fancy glassware of all kinds take a fine polish after being washed with Lavadura. -.1. *#-.•*• r!.'•'* • *<* W*u* c?c3HP.i and pressed or dyed at liui Cartel - 504 Monk street, 'phone 253-8. POINTS, NOTEB ABOUT PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO IN AND OUT OF OUR CITY DAILY J. A. Montgomery will .spend today at Waynesville. J. H. Whitmire, of St. Simon, was here yesterday. E. L. Durkee, of Augusta, was in the city yesterday. Geo. E. Sauls, of Savannah, was in the city yesterday. Luke Jones, of Chattanooga, spent yesterday in the city. W. H. Dyer, of Waycross, is in the city for a few days. A. B. Estes, of BJackshear, spent yesterday in the city. Capt. Woods Roberts is ill at his room at the Oglethorpe. Rev. D. Watson Winn, of St. Simoa, was in the city yesterday. Col. Edwin Brobston will return to Jacksonville this morning. A. Bailey, of Mobile, was registered at the Oglethorpe yesterday. Lewis N. Jones, of Feruandina, is spending a few days in the city. B. O. Maddleton, of Atkinson, was a visitor to the city yesterday. E. C. Butts spent yesterday and a portion of Monday on a hunting trip. T. C. Carlton, a well known Atlanta architect, was in the city yesterday. H. S. McCrary wants 20 hands to cut wood. Cash paid every Saturday. Andrews Wright leaves today for Florida where he will spend some time. W. F. Parker has returned to his home after a delightful hunting trip to Malbone. Superintendant Wright, of the this division of the A. C. L., spent yes ter day in the city. C. D. Mosby, of Chattanooga, was among the drummers at the Ogle thorpe yesterday. J. W. Plairks, of the well known lumber Arm of Parks & Luckie, was in the city yesterday. The many friends of Capt. U. M. Roberts, who has been ill at hie: home on C street for several years, will regret to learn that he is still very sick. Oysters, wild duck, quail, etc., at Wilson’s. Customers: I nave out a great many glasses, glaiss holders, spoons and waiters, that were left and forgotten. Please call me up over the phone, my number is 27 and I will -send for them. I thank you in advance. Fort son’s Drug Store. CORRECT PHOTOS Thata What You can count on at WILSON’S STUDiO. Come and Give Us a Trial High Art is Our Motto. Gloucester Stret. We have $5,000 in cold cash ready to loan out on. good security. Phone 323 or call on Joel Bros., 308 and 309 Bay street. PEOPLES’ DRUG STORE Drugs and Druggists Sundries, iuro Chemicals, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Cigars and Tobacco. We also Carry a Fresh Line of arden and Flower Seeds. 307 Newcastle. Phone 349 BUGGS& SMITH, Props. A full line of wines and whiskies, celebrated brands, at Penington’s sa loon, corner of Grant and Monk. Joel Bros, are reliable pawnbrokers ask your friends who have bad deal ings with them. ! Radies \ ' We invite your inspection of ' I our line of SILKS and VELVETS 1 I OSTRICH TIPS HAT Trimmings' l ZEPHYR WOOL at half the real ■ I value. , 1 MUST BE SOLD ( I tliza tarle j | Entrancce earner of Glouces-, - ter street, over Morgan’s Drug ( , Store. < rifw>w if *■ *-*■ If WIT If If IT If ft If you want money go and see Joel Bros., reliable pawnbrokers. They will assist you. If you need anything in the jew- "S' tvt Sc:' yn --■> to iLe high price jewelry stores. Ue have a lot of unredeemed pledges. KAISER’S A Seasonable Sale of Thanksgiving: Linen At a great saving TRADING STAMPS ARE GIVEN BY ÜB. ONE BOOK IS WORTH 82.90 TO YOU. KAISER’S Ready-to-Wear SALE WE WILL PUT on sale flonday THE LARGEST AND MOSTCOMPLETE LINE OF Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear GOODS EVER OFFERED THE PEOPLE OF BRUNSWICK At Ys Off THE PRICE YOU USUALLY PAY ~ y ( YOUR INSPECTION SOLICITED, Mrs M, Isaac, WE MAKE A BPECIALTY OF RECOVERING H.H. MILLER & SON We Have a Lot of Cotton Mattresses 54.00 While They Last Vtil, Miller A &on lA. It A >■ A 1 A .B . - - _ _ _ _ A Great Croekery Stock. 1 Have the Largest Stock of China, Glass and Agateware In Brunswick, Which ! am Selling at the Lowest Prices. HAY, GRAIN AND GROCERIES. “ATzTTMONOVI TZ,f Corner E. and L Streets. Phone 205. Foot Comfort -dlWtv Get all the kinds of comfort youcan, but be sure to get foot comfort first. / / It all depends on the shoes you Rex Calf SHOES will furnish months of comfort Jfl At the same time you get a lot SljPgl - Perhaps you won’t be lieve it possible until von come here and Then you’ll want to tell all your friends. m/EB&pr Let us fit a pair. ' NOVEMBER 25, 1903.