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AT THE GRAND
drama from the i>eu of Mrs.
|Hr.o Mauldin Felgl, will be the at
■action at the Grand Opera house
Hvday matinee and night. This
Heart appealing drama has neon rare
Bully staged under the personal
Supervision of the author wno has
■carefully selected the cast from hun-
Fdrcds of the finest dramatic talent,
I that they might come dp to her in
spiration, not only iu work but looks,
complexion and build, so that she
might see her drama complete and
in this way she has succeeded where
others have failed, by proving that
to successfully dramatize life, it is
necessary to find the ideal subjects
when there can be no doubt of a
pleased audience.
The piece itself deals very fairly
with a present time problem of do
mestic life near New York, in an
aristocratic country place whose
people uatc their ancestry hack to tne
revolution, and yet they, like all
others, have their share of scandal,
which is most beautifully brought out
i.i this refined drama.
Prices, matinee, 25 and 50 cents.
Night, 25, 50, 75, fl. Seats now on
sale at box office.
ALL FIRST CLASS SALOONS
SELL HARVARD’S RYE.
For hunting coats, shell belts, leg
gins, glun yoveijs, ’etc., go (to Sig
Levison.
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ALL FIRST GLASS SALOONS
SELL HARVARD'S RYE.
m , HICKS*
Moapudine
J CURES
ALL ACHES
h*' And Nt-rvousni-ss
' Trio! ludL 10c Ah : rufiloru
For pistols, cartridges, rifles, dirks,
biiltes, etc., go to Sig lajvison.
ALL FIRST CLASS SALOONS
SELL HARVARD’S RYE.
YOU CAN GET STYLE AND FIT
WHEN YOU BUY SHOES FROM
PEERSON.
RKAL ESTATE,
LOANS AND
INVESTMENTS
See us for tho
best city prop=
erty.
Bargains in
all kinds of
real estate.
BOYD & CO.
110 Newcastle St. Phone 301
fIBSDLUTEI >
• FIEJ
For the next thi>t> .<• --
give to each sufferer of •*.'>
trouble one 50 cent bottle of
"Echol’s Iron and Alum Water'
absolutely free. This water is
absolutely guaranteed to cure
any stomach trouble and if you
use six one dollar bottles ac
cording to directions, and you
are not satisfied It has done you
six dollars’ worth of good, you
can have your money back for
the asking.
ED C. BRUCE
Hosiery for children. Elkan's IS
20 and 25 cents line all going at 1
cents each, three pairs for 25 cents W
fcig Uerfeon.
LITTLE GIRLS
TO TAKE PART
LIST OF THOSE REPRESENTING
DIFFtRENT STATES AT THE
LIBERTY FESTIVAL.
The following pretty girls have
been selected to represent th'e states
and territories in the liberty festival
to be given shortly. A number will
also represent the District of Colum
bia. this being a b autiful feature oi
tne aftair, especially to honor General
Washington. These will "also wear the
costumes of the states with the name
uistriet of Columbia” in gold letters
in their sashes. Miss Lncille Ware
will lead, dressed as Columbia. Fol
lowing is a list of the girls with the
stated they represent:
Alabama, Helen Branham; Arkansas.
Louise Elliott; Arizona, Irene Eeben:
Connecticut, x earl Bankston; Cali
fornia. Ernestine Eisenberg; Colora
do. Leila Sheriden; Delaware. Lillie
Schoeppel; Florida. Annie Kicks;
Georgia, Ophelia Hicks; Illinois, Eva.
Harris; Indiana, Willie Cornell; In
dian Territory, Ida Long; lowa, Doro
thy Bur ford; Idaho, Gertrude Brlese
nick; Kentucky, Ethel Mason, Kan
sas. Irene King; Louisiana, Louise
Baker; Mississippi, Carrie Atkinson;
Michigan, May Stiles; Massachusetts.
Winnie McKinnon; Maryland. Cathar
ine Stiles; Minnesota, May Joe J-ott;
Montana, Virginia McGaivey; Mis
souri. Eunice Bnesenlck; Nevada,
Alice Wilson; New Hampshire, Mir
iam UOnto; New Mexico. Hath Irvin;
New York. Blanche McDonald; New
Jersey, Aranila Odliani; North Caro
llna. Vista Itaffo; North Dakota. Car
rie Itaffo; Nebraska, Oltna Harris.
Ohio, Helen Baumgartner; Oregon,
Lillie Humph; Oklahoma, Ophelia
Harris; Pennsylvania. Fryphenn
Manoe; Rhode Island. Martha Loew
ciisteiii; South Carolina. Fi ances
Bench; South Dakota. Rlieta Doer
nlnger; Tennessee, Clara Wood;
Texas, Marla llaffo; Utah, Corinne
Southard; Virginia, Leona Clark;
Vermont, Lillie Arnold; Wisconsin,
Mary Lou Uatchell; Washington,
Mary Blitch; West Virginia, Mattie
Brown; Wyoming, Lois Humph, Dis
trict of Columbia, Lueile ware, Flor
ence Jones, Pearl Anderson, Maude
Lott, Elbe Arnold, Florrie Hall. lies-,
ter Gill, Maude Manor, Mattie Lowe,
Ruth Iverson, Helen Thornton, lthoda
Iverson, Frances Leben, Clara Jack
son, Martha Westbrook, Lillie Lowe.
Blue Ribbon Beer.
Jest ieoeived, a car load of Tab
Brewing Company’s Blue Ribbon best
•hiineis sold at all first class saloon
'a the city of Brunswick. Reiail io
■ iits per oottie and $1,50 per dozen
T. Newmat.. sole agent. 218 Bav M.ree-
ALL FIRST CLASS SALOONS
SELL HARVARD’S RYE.
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-IN
REAL ESTATE
Are you looking for a home,
a farm, a good-paying busi
ness, or a good investment
for your surplus money? We
can please you as we haVe on
our list a large assortment of
property. Does this interest
you 7
Seven-room, two-story resi
dence, nicely finished, gas,
hot and cold water, bath
room, etc., in good residence
district
ONLY $2,000
New five-room cottage on Un
ion street. Model cottage.
All conveniences. $2,650.
Close in.
CLAY & CORNEILOUS
Oglethorpe Hotel Building.
Open All the
Year
The Weuace Kerne* at Ocaaa Bl
8t B'rooa •aiamd. will remavr *pm
aQ the fwei mud.
VIEITOR* ALWAYS WELCOME
MRS. W. L. WALLACE
Rabbers for men; rubbers tor w>
IK|Bd rubber* for children at Feeo
THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1906.
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CAN’T
BUY
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Without becoming a friend
of the Store's. Scores of
come-again-and-again custom
ers testify to this.
Tiie only reason we can ac
count for this Shoe-Store-Loy
alty is that our Shoes are
either more comfortable, or
wear longer, or look dressie"
IS ALL THREE
than do the other fellow’s.
We are willing to admit
THIS much: We are after the
business of every person in
town who wants
BIG VALUES
FOR
SIS MONEY
and to GET this business we
are putting just as much com
fort and wear into EVERY
pair of Shoes as it is POS
SIBLE to put in at the price.
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WE’VE GO! ’EM
PEEK'S
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NEWCASTLE
ST.
More Special Values.
Just opened anew line of beautiful
Japanese vases 75 c
Nice size dinner Mates 5c
Oyster bowls 5c
White bowls and pitchers, former
price sl, now gS C
Chair seats, with nails for fastening,
14 inch, each
Our towels are beautiful; fringed or
hemmed, bath towels also; large size
3 for
j Try Cur Candies, Fresh, Delicious,
Creams, Stuffed Dates,
Per
“Fritzi Scheff” belts 10c
V m - ■ rt
Beautiful four inch h?.nd ties 10c
* ~r-
Pearl batons, two" sizes, 2 d0z....5c
Darning coFtpn, ail colors, 2 for, ,5c
New ideas irAfancy hat pins 5 C
Just received a ofl
finished pictures 25c, 50c
Photograph frames, matted for four
pictures, each 25c
McClure’s 10c. Store
iF WOMEN ONLY KNEW.
What a Heap of Happiness it Would
Bring to Brunswick Homes.
Hard to do housework with an ach
ing back.
Brings you hours of misery at leis
ure or at work.
If women only knew the cause —
Backache pains come from sick kid
neys,
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan s Kidney Bills cure sick kid
neys.
Brunswick people endorse this;
Mrs. M. C. Richardson, living at
100!) G street, Brunswick, Ga., says:
Doan s Kidney Bills relieved me or
backache and I think very highly oi
them. My back troubled me, ana
there was a dull, heavy pain right
across my loins. I tried several reme
dies. but nothing seemed to benelit
me until I got a box of Doan's Kid
ney Pills at Hunter’s Pharmacy, i
used this remedy according to direc
tions and soon my back became
stronger and all pain left it. I c?.n
and will speak a good word for Doan's
Kidney Pills.”
For sale by all dealers. Price, 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Cos., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doan’s —and
take no other.
OR. GEO. COESTER,
VETERINARY SURGED f
Ail domtsiic animals tr*st*d,
Ltfv* Ord*”* •raw'* Drug |tri
lElAlj TIE
==AND==
TIMBER CO.
MANUFACTURERS, SHIPPERS
AND DEALERS IN
CROSSTIES AND LUMBER
New York Office No. 11 Broadway
S. K. BROWN,
Mngr.
BRUNSWICK. GA.
A COMPLETE LINE OP SHOES
IN THE VERY LATEST STYLES AT
PEERSSN’S.
Let Us
SuLiid Your
home
WE DO GENERAL CONTRACTING AND BUILDING OF ALL KINDS. ES
TIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE.
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BOWEN & THOMAS,
512 Monk St * Telephone 154.
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A BIG SHOW COMING
FRANK E. GRISWOLD’S RAILROAD PAVILLION
TEN NIGHTS in a BAR-ROOM
COMH.ANY
UNDER A LARGE WATC R-PROOOF TENT FITTED
UP IN GRAND OPERA HOUSE SYLE.
WILL EXHIBIT IN BRUNSWICK THURSDAY OCTOBER 25 8 P, M,
erv T wul C rr y Ca ; rie ® th Tl PeJple - A Car - load <* Special Seen
ei>, with calcium and colored fire effects. One of the best Bands on
the road. A superb Orchestra and Megaphone Quartette. The only Com
pany traveling that makee a specialty of this Grand Old Temperance Ay
prices** “° C ° aneCtl ° n Wlth any ° ther attractions. Nothing cheap built*
ADMISSION.—2S cents for Adults and 15 cents for Children. Children
under six years free. *
Come and bring the whole family. Don't fall to hear Prof. Holly Row
myn’s Military Band at noon and 7:16 P, M
"" *"’*”■ fe "UtU.
Remember (be fete, Bronmclt, Tkurife,, oer 3K, , P. M.
Beautifully decorated Japanese con
densed milk holders, value $1 ...75c
Covered glass butter dish 10c
Another lot ladies’ hose supporters,
elsewhere 50c, our price ..25c
Splendid quality men’s fancy half hose
assorted colors -jqq
Good value in val edging and inser
tions, per yard sc, 10c
Plaid belts, the latest idea, neat black
buckle, all sizes io c
brackets for shelves, pair 10c
v/all lamps, something new, complete
ready to use , 2 5c
1 gallon oil cans, black tin 15 C
8 quart milk pails, painted . 5c
Drip coffee pots for perfect coffee 35c
2 quart tin sauce pan, covef’fcsL . . :10c
Tin pie pans, 2 for 5 C
3 quart tin coffee pots ioc