Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

8 BUSINESS IS BUSINESS. and business milts arc our specialty Our new stock of winter clothes is the most exclusive in style and pat tern ever produced. There Is nothing better on eartli than these swell garments. CRAVENETTES AND OVERCOATS. UEVYS Jr Just Received A Fu II Line of Ladies*. Mens, Children's HATS , 1 Zelmenovitz, TELEPHONE US. 21S NEWCASTLE BTREET. JUST RECEIVED 1007 Line of 00 CARTS - ROBERTS Store and Furniture House THE BTORE WHERE PRICES ARE RIGHT. Wc Refund you iirelNot Benefitted appetitJ^Cures . - ual. j * j ( .: >u^ '<*■& SRuwiwKifcK OAttr wrsVs ocfosew u, saw FOUND SOLDIERS' WHO THEIR GIRLS HAD TO LEAVE PLEASANT COM PANY AND WARM FIRE TO ATTEND MEETING. Several members of the Brunswick- Riflemen, who chose to visit their best girls rather than attend an im portant meeting of the company la; t night, were suddenly surprised when a detail from the company marched on the piazzas, knocked the door and asked if different members of the company were present, and, upgn re sponding to the inquiry, were taken in charge anti escorted to the armory by rite squad. When the meeting was called to order a large majority of the members were present, but Capt. minn thought it the duty of every member who could nossibly do so to be present. He decided to seud out a detail aftor some of the men, and other member* who were present qui lily announced that they knew where different tneui ,bers could be found and were anxious to be in the detail to go after them. The squad was out for probably Half an hour aud returned with sev eral members. Some of them wove found loitering around the drug stores, while others were seated by a comfortable fire chatting with the beßt girls, but It made no difference with the squad and though they envied the absent members. It pleased tlljjm to escort them to the armory. All of the boys took the matter good ualured and hereafter when au important meeting la on they will pratin' ly be present. HTfoes of ail kinds, styles anti prices. Shoes for the people at Peer sons. NEW ARRIVALS Y NEW BUCKWHEAT W NEW '"LAP JACK FLUR NEW GEORGIA SYRiP (In Cana) NEW wantW‘ Jon,rs ) ii JCakpjek 21s NEWCASTLE BT. PHONE 307. INTERESTED 111 OUR NEW WHARVES CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES OF THE NORTH CLOSELY Vri XH ING THEIR PROGRESS, .1. A. McGregor the local immigra tion Inspector, returned ye-torday from _a business trip to Washington. Baltimore, New York and Boston. Mr. McGregor left the city about two weeks ago in response tj a telegram from the commissioner general of Im migration at Washington. To a News reporter laat night. Mr McGregor stated that in all northern and eastern porjs the concrete wharves being erected in this city arc attracting much attention. “While Aprih I noticed that mnen Interest jii being manifested in ccn nectioiijsjjnth the improved methods |*f (lockßfitldlng now being car, i . u in inis Mlty by the Atlanta, Binning bam ami Atlantic railroad. The i>r.- gress of the work is being carefully wai -hed by the various cousiruetio.i companies at Baltimore, Boston an i elsewhere. “A dock of similar construction M •on being erected at Sparrow s Point, Baltimore, by the steel corporation Concrete 1* being used at this wharf and (1 leading construction eompau o of uNfst are watchin.- with mom than usual interest the progress *a: both Brunswick and Ealn.nore." CITY DONS HER OVERCOAT. Plenty Doing Now in Way of Wintry Blast*. The fast lingering draw hat v. :> • whirled into oblivion's realms yester day by an Alaskan breeze that gt.u -k Brunswick amidship. ft was brignt and fair enough, knr the winds whis tled sharply about the street corners uni! caused the natives to shift to tb sunny side. Overcoats and iur boas were In evidence, and the peek-a-boo waist of the good old summer time Is but £ blissful meißory now, VO’tERS SHOULD REGISTER i FOR COMING PRtMARY. ||jjßLugh the registration books (or election have booh <Uned for two weeks, only a small percentage of the voters of the cltr luive qualified. The books, of course, will be open for two or three weeks yot, but the voters should not put this important. mutter on. ore it is too late. Kvery citizen the right should go and register and participate in the city primary and election. WILL VOTE FOR JUDGES AT NATIONAL ELECTION. The four successful candidates for the Georgia court of appeals will In voted for at the national election to bo held next month, at which all con gressmen will be elected. The election will, of course, he a quiet one in this state, as none of the democratic, congressmen have opptral tlon, but in other states the election is tftng closely watched, a- lie demo crats hope to gain a num' r of repre sentatives In congress. Infants’ socks, 16 to 35 cents values at 6 cents per pair at Slg Lev Ison. Call up Davis and Taylor's stable If you want dirt for raising your lota or sidewalks. of our make is the word Knox in the label, but it's a most impor ant thing to look for. Its import ance, however, is not entirely due to "prestige,” for when you buy a KNOX HAT you secure a hat of the finest materials and of unequalled wear ing quality—to say nothing of a style which is World-Standard. In other words, you have paid for what the label represents-*-five dollars' worth of hat. / KAISER’S r \ Fail hits for ladies I hXvE THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF FALL HATS EVER DISPLAYED IN BRUNSWICK. LADIES ARE INVITED TO fNSPECT THEM. MISS L. G. JACKSON OPERA HOuSE BLOCK. LA IMAISON PARISIENNE . ONLY French Ls dies Tailoring and Dressmaking es tablishment In Georgia. DON’T WEAR READY MADE GARMENTS WHEN YOU THEM MADE to oroer at r. denizet at THE MOST REASONABLE RATE. ALL KINDS OF PLAITING, BUTTONS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. HAVE YOUR BANDS, FOLDS, PIPING. PINKING MADE AT 2c, PER YD. WHILE YOU WAIT. CALL OR PHONE 311 uet in Touch With the Rest of Us •Y HAVi^B A BELL TELEPHONE in Your Home* Your Office, Your Store CALL CONTRACT DEPARTMENT OF outhern Sell Telephone anil Telegraph Cos, AND WE'LL TELL YOU HOW