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COLLEGE
BOYS
MAKING YOUR PRaPA RATIONS
TO GET OFT TO SCHOOL AGAIN 7
WE HAVE THE NE COLLEGE
• CUT CLOTHES, COLLEGE CUI
SHOES. IN FACT READY TO FIT
YOU OUT IN YOUR WINTER TOGS
LEVY’S
Great Closing
Out
Summer Sale
ITS BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE. WHITE AND BI ACK
SHIRT WAIBTB WORTH *4.98 AT $3.75. GENUINE BARGAINS.
Zelmenovitz,
TELEPHONE *lB. 218 NEWCASTLE BTftEET.
| K l>. Walter, Cashier.
C. Downing, President. ... • <• m, Sheldon, A*t. Cashier
B. H. Wuin, Vice President. No -
FriE NATIONAL BANK OF BRUNSWICK
Cable Address 40
1 "Nat bank. M< ' slso,OOu.
\ BRUNSWICK, GA., Sept. 12, 1906.
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TO the bo/Ird of directors, •
THE NATIONAL BANK OF BRUNSWICK,
GENTLEMAN: s,
ON THE FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1896. MR. C. DOWNING -AND MR. E
ASSUMED THE DUTIES OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, RESPECTIVELY, OF TH
THE ACTIVE DIRECTION OF ITS AFFAIRS. JJAWIKI . Mnuu TnVFRED A PER
THEIR ENCUMBENCY OF THEIR RESPECTIVE OFMyES
lOD OF TEN YEARS, IT IS BUT PROPER, AND IT IS MY PLEASURE. TO BR NG STA’E
TION THE SUCCESS ATTENDING THEIR EFFORTS BY SUBMITTING BELOW A COMPARATIVB STA.
MENT OF GROSS DEPOSITS AS SHOWN IN STATEMENTS REN ° ERE ° or
FOURTH CALL OF THE YEARS NAMED OF THE COMPTROLLER OF ™UtTat.ON TO
THE SHOWING MADE SHOULD NOT ONLY BE A SOURCE ®* TION THE 0 8PERI T /
YOURSELVES AND THE OFFICERS NAMED, BUT IS A STRIKING ILLUSTRATION OF THE PROvPE
OF OUR COMMUNITY. *, RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED
E. D. WALTER,
CASHIER.
Comparative Deposits
1896 $ 179 9’9.64
1898 201,255,45 • V
yof 232,9/8.66 *
ifo &UNSWffiK SAIL* n£W* Thursday, septets if W*
Mrs. John Stevens has returned,
U St. Simon.
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Misses Maud and Armae Girvin are;
visiting in Biackshear.
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Mrs. M. Girvin has returned after,
a visit to north Georgia.
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Master Walter Miller has returned
from a visit tc Quitman.
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Miss Florence Porter has returned
from a visit to Douglas.
Mrs. C. T. Calnan has feturneJ
from a visit to Jacksonville.
Mrs. S. I-ocwenstein has returned.
from a visit to New Jersey.
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Mrs. J. C. Bohan has .returned af
ter a -visit to north Georgia.
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Miss Leah BroPn left last night
to re-enter Agnes Scott Institute.
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Mrs. F. Me C. Brown is still quite
ill at Dor home on Egmont street.
Mr. George Tarliam and Miss An
nie Tarliam have returned from At
lanta.
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Mrs. W. P. Green leaves next weel
for a visit to Boston, her former
home.
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Misses Irene King and Reese AikerP
are spending a few days at Mount
1 Peasant. A
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M> It. H. Everett, Miss Boyle
an<L Livingston Everett pent yester
day at Thalnjann.
Mrs. Mary Wood Burkhetmer is the
gut'st of her brother, Mr. Arthur
Wood, In Savannah.
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Mr. n. Harrell will arrive Sat
urday to be the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Constance Miller.
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Mrs. Emile Fr.blan and children re
turn Saturday from Fernandlna to
make their home here.
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Miss Fannie May Jones leaves this
morning for Charlotte, N. C., to at
tend school for the winter.
Mrs. William Shadman, of St. Si
mon was la the city yesterday to
attend the Symons-Postell wedding.
Miss Maud Powell, who has been
spending some time with relatives,
has returns! to her home in Quitman,
Miss Nettle Tiller, vtsite l
Miss Frances Mas(ireT has many
friends here he Interested in
knowing that she will Will attend
Badcllffe. Ju Boston this year.
Society
Doings In
Mrs. Theodora Crovatt is visiting,
in Waycross. before leaving for Char !
leston, where she will make her fu
ture home.
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Mrs. Lillian Hurst, acompanled by
her nephew, Master Harry
will leave Satitrday for Charleston
to spend a week
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Miss Stella Torras left last night
for Portsmouth. Mass., to visit her
brother, Fernando Toras. Later she
will return to New York and enter
Pratt institute.
Friends of Mrs. Bollhtg Whitfield
will sympathize deeply v/lth her in
tht loss of hej brother, Mr. Janies
Gillam, whose death occurred Wed
nesday at Kingsland, Ga.
MEN ARE POWERLESS
To Fifth t AsrftJniit l T nlp/s The/
Strike mt the l adierl/iwft Caar.e.
To treat Dandruff, and Trailing Hair,
with lrntantß or c-ila on which para
sitic grrm will p*Q!*ppr. is like soaping
fr rr the ocean to prevent the tiia
from rising.
You cannot Acccmplfrh a s- , ‘ r ' r act'r-r
cure without having n urJ* r*taj cl
ing of the fundanvjr.t .1 of the
trouble.
You mutt IclU tb DanarufC Germ.
Newbro’a and > this bceau** 1-t
<e specially made i <l* th; : wrvjthing.
When the j;et m 1:: * 1 Hie n:'.!r
no choice but tu ror urn* h.vilthy
growth end beauty.
“Destroy the cause, you feraove the
effect.’*
Sold by leading drug#d®tf? 8 nd 10c. In
stamps for sample to The Horplclde Cos.,
Detroit, Mich
For na> by Sm'/th’s pharmacy.
Foley's Honey and Tar
for children,safe,sure. No opiates.
Misses Gale's Private School.
The Fall term of Blisses Gale's
chool begins Sept. 24, 1906.
Pupils are Fitted for college or
; university. For further particulars
enquire of Miss M. J, Gale, 708 E S*
G. F. ANDERSON, AgL
l. C. SvtITH
VISIBLE
TYPEWRITER
Typewriter* Rented and Repaired
DOLLAR RIBBONS AT 75c.
tyencnals
Dr. Sidney Roberts sepnt yesterday,
in Atlanta on business.
Jno. McGuire, of New York, is
visiting relatives in the city,
S. K. Brown has return-.,j from a
two weeks visit to Tate Springs.
Rev. D. Watson Winn, of St. Si
mon, spent yesterday in the city.
Norman Hopkins, of Thomasville, j
is spending some time with Thomas 1
Hopkins.
LVI ;ijor John B -a we!l known]
Atlanta jeweler is spending a f'-
das in the city.
T. B. Hiinniemt, editor of the
Souther* CuLtivato!*. of Atlanta, isj
spending a few days in tin'city.
Geo. 11. Smith returned y sir: dayj
from Tat*- Soring'., wh<-r<# he has
been emending a couple of weeks.
E. H, Mason was in Atlanta yester
day attending the mertiug of ih-‘
state democrat!6 executive co rmittc.'.
c. W. Darning, of the Georgia and
Alabama Development Comp v;as
In the city yesterday and was cordial
ly greeted by his Brunr.wicl: friends
Fresh cream, Hgnt rye, French an i
Graham bread today at Lebed's bak
ry, 100 A street.
A aure enough one price store -
Wood-Haliey Clothing Coin; :,y
J7e lend money to bur ' bomr-
Development Company
'Max Isaac, prgsfdnn., ■ ?.!• '<■'
fJloueeStew' street
CQte, Kl!t& & GO,
Fres hTo a y
OYSTERS
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LIES IN THE FACTS, THAT YOUR CONFIDENCE HAVE MADE THE GROWTH POS
SIBLE. AND. THAT IT IS EVIDENCE OF THE PROSPERITY OF YOUR COMMUNITY.
OUR AIM WILL BE TO MERIT A CONTINUANCE OF YOUR CONFIDENCE AND PATRON
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US MAY BE TRANSACTED WILL BE THE INSTALLING OF A SECOND TELLER. OTHER IMPROVE
MENTS WILL BE MADE AS OCCASION REQUIRES.
OUR SERVICE COVERS EVERY RAMIFICATION LEGITIMATE BANKING. v
DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO CHECK (Check Books Free.)
INTEREST BEARING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ARE ISSUED. SAVINGS DEIAR (MEN"
MAY BE WITH ONE DOLLAR.
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ANC IN TRANSIT, OR THE DISCOUNT OF BILLS RECEIVABLE.
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EXPLAINED on MADE PERSONALLY OR BY MAIL
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Mil E. D. WALTER, ■ >s*
*f* CASHIER ;.
> / One eighth
f a m / ofan inch
400 much or too little—
and your hat is either unbecoming or
incorrect in style. The making of good
hats is a matter of small details and
big effects. When you buy a )
\Sy KnoX
you kaojftnat ft is cor
-> red detail—and
Mam of Men’, that tMquality is as fix
and Women’s t M a
Fine Hit* e< * a ‘ W? ptUX ' -
Kaisers
To Thfc Public
HAVING LOCATES A CEMENT STONE PLONT CORNER OF F AND
D IAM PREPARED TO DO A GENEPAL CEMENT WORK
FIRST. CLASS WORK AT A REASONABLE FIGURE. ALL SIZES OF
WHITE AND COLORED HEXIGON TILE AND CURB OF THE REGU
LATION SIZE. I RBSPECTFUI-LY SOLICIT A SHARE OF YOUR PAT
RONAGE.
J. D. Ba dwin
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