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6 Society Mrs. J. W. Rennet will entertain the Acacia Clul> next week. Mrs. C. W. LX-ming arilved yester day, called here by the illneßs of Mrs. Anna R. Demtug. • * • The Bridge Club will meet next Wednesday afternoon because of Thursday being Thanksgiving Day. • • • A practice of the music for. the Elks memorial service was held last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George 11. Cook. • • Air. and Mrs. J. M. Young will re move shortly to the residence on Albemarle street formerly occupied by Mr. B. Nusshaum. • • • The following Invitation was re ceived yewterlay by friends in this city: Mrs. Carrie M. Waff requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her daughter, Emily Con- APPEARING OLD su * Bat* to PrafttsWt Kmatay iseut, You f-arnot afford to grow old In tkM days cf Strenuous competition l is necessary to nmuitaln, a* long ** possible ones yowtnfuT r.|reMt:c*. li Is impensili'.e to do Hi i v ,'bruit re taining a luxuri-ur gro- tli of lih.i. The presst.rs of Dandruff indicate-., tbs presence of .1 burrowing *r lit b ttvss and .bn.-?*. • n the rr-oU of the bstr until It ciurci tr.ts' tjaidneas. Nswbr- -i is the only known deslrov. r of tl.-Kj l . snd tt is *s efTeo llts ne it la t use lfsrvtclde ms V h elegant hslr dress tug sa well ns ■finift curs. Accept n > s-nt^Bute— there Is nobs. Sold by Rend 10c. In etamna for The Hsrplclds C*.d Jrotrott. Mich. Ml For safe by nsrmacy. Jine 9nes I CAN FLfiNISH AND PLANT ON SHORT NOTICE. CABBAGE, MAG NOLIA, -SYCAMORE, MAPLE DOG WOOD, OAK AND UMBRELL TREES. GIVE ME A TRIAL. D. ft. PVLES. 623 E Street—, . 11 t I, but >."i .1 nr.m;||, in'uft- jt'Tr : “’ m -ui'Si ’ • \■& ‘,J ’ ?-£si' |\g*■ ■ * ‘* * f v^^vV' - ■’ ■.•£;'; ■ |jj9H& :' -%|BI ■&£& ®*®*ot'“ Wl y l ] *5& KLy¥E*k j£Ei~&L f ~„** • .’jST J^'; : ft B B k Sb B B PftH B B , S3f ; n "’ ir * , K* : ’fi£ ;^3^vSaßP^^^^S^*%^', ‘ !^W: *i^^V t '?~‘**<'*■ -'<' *■ ’■•' r ?■■■■'■&,}.-'*'''!' .i-f^vj.TTJ.*f ■■ .?■ <-'w^jy?S'■'■•-£' ! •■ ',' w*' .<. . \ *• ® fcjjfe |Jrt, • -■.?■'" v sf* /3p K&s m AM B -i",., ? B B B KB B B stance, to Mr .lames Weeks Bailey on the afternoon of Wednesday, the : sth of December, at half after four ! o'clock. At home, Atkais, Ga. Both Miss Waff and Mr. Balmy have hosts of friends In Brunswick w-ho are In terested in I'heir approaching mar- ! rlage, as both lived here from their j childhood until'a short time ago an,l were extremely popular. • • • Mrs. E. R. Cor.unt was hostess at a delightful meeting of the Married Women’s Card Club yesterday after noon at her home on Prince street. The pretty 100 ms were brightened by ferns and quantities of cut flow ers charmingly arranged. After the games dainty refreshments were st rved. The guests of the cull) wer* Mrs. I.Vtiller Nightingale and Miss Frances Grant Nightingale. The j members present were Mesdames A. C. banks, J. W. Thomas, E. H, Ma son, J. Y. Brame, h. Elliott, George Cook, T. McCall, 'J'. Q. Fleming. Jr., J. A, Montgomery. Mandolines, gui.taru, banjos, violins, acordlons, mouth hurps and all kinds of musical instruments at Slg l,evl son. For hunting coats, shell belts, leg gins, gtna coveijs tc., go to Slg Levison. When u horsy Is .jo overworked lies down and In declares j its inability to go fui'dJLJSpu would I consider it criminal force. Many a man of humane impulses ! who would hot willingly harm a kit ten, la guilty of where his own ► stomach is concerned. Overdriven, overworked, when wh&t it needs t siipnetbiug that will digest the foou I oaten and help the stomach to recti- i j iterate. Something like Kodol For By 1- pepsla that Is sold by all druggists. Infants’ socks, 15 to ZB cents values at 5 cents per pair at St evlsou. - —.— ■ , - j l handle the best line of uew foods in the city. Do not l>c /ooled by business opponents who try to toll you different.. Call and bo confine sd Slg u ‘ TlMk l|PHl|U| lt .ttw r ‘ Just R Anew lor of OmStlff* MhiiflM ~od Glob,-- at? ' •" 1 U'uqswick <EySle Cos.. | John' tjjfLenel, Mgr. the BPivnarn CK oatly NoV£Mfte 23. HMDS RAW WITH TERRIBLEKM. Suffered for Ten Years—Spreading to Body and Limbs Despite Efforts of Three- Doctors—Another Re markable and Speedy j CURE BY THE S CUTICURA REMEDIIi “I had eczema on my hands, for S years. A t first it would break out m winter. Then it finally cameßßM ti.S 1 food doctors to Mffl ah they t-mild buKj tone of them dic*| p;-y gbod. 1 thenN tioi.il otttfkjifdx of {jMttettrft Ottitluen t find.three Battles of C'Uti.-Uru ftesplvin t athqh.va*, ctbti file tely cured. My handa were raw iill o\%, inside and out, and the eczema tvns spreading all over my body and limbs. Before I had used one bottle of CutiovuJl Kfeolvent, together with tin- Ointment, my sores were nearly healed over, and by the time 1 had used the third bottle, 1 va. entirely veil. 1 hud a good appetite and was tli shier than I ever Was. To any one who lias any skin or blood disease J would liore -ily advise them to get the ( Titieura Remedies amt get v.-ell quicker titan all the doctors in the .State cgft riu-'-t"# Mr*. M. K. Fulm-i Alay 1 uptHW. Speer- Hfry, Va. CURED OF ITCHING HUMOR V I luivt* been rnuhlert With jffmmor f ptitakbai k of n\ nret'.wHßpKel for ur or five year. It hada.ff'ft,ell!Hgami HPr tAnutntion. and v, as a very un comfortable feeling. i have used the Thtieuru So-Iji.t lintment, and l|pol(W| I‘ills three months, and' fan tfjtt 1 ut tpooipletei \ I-'.IH-.1. 4b - iwetftiflly, J ply ‘.'si.. 1 f/05. (> „ tkiiuairn s. e, 01. Imrn!. it Mtli'Siwost ••*- -A- ''.-i.-ii. MMk rv, -IS-.,., ,r-- ...xhYsll A^Clpill Drummond Medicine Cos.. New York Gentlemen: Send me one more bot tle of the Remedy and one of the -iniinept. Father thinks he is al most well. He is free from pain, tV-e swelling almost gone, arA the stiff ness in his joints better by far than he ever ejected. He wants smother i •months treY aienf, rjj&frYhYnits by the ; time he he will lie sound j and waJ of eumatisxn. iama Bush oug, i.ivk, Ky. Bfeadv-tow ar hats ot the latest will fc- displaye-I at Miss Kale Mki ater s mIU ery opening Friday anu H We don’t buy ome-j a i n,,! ■Hwiee a year, but S-Y- ireccivin all tin- time. 1 i wlli save you le-r ohicloth |Ping. Every steamer *6d railroad brings new goods. Sig* ; • JOHN iv ?=> M ■ k T I BrunSwtck'sC:''.:.:. Stoic. Don't buy h*rflt> tog a r ?. ti 4 11 h a ” s'• : VLv-ou are K<*Utyt'-yh’'-. d.t uten are hdijeh. he: n Mbr pure choc^atd^p^ti^<dbt r e.i , - , Menter lift ftimcwu chdeomto -nfll Kit!,•-< in 'hid; or In treaul t baif pOUl: i .-lvoxCf FRUITS, CIGARS AND TO BACCOES, ETC. Tal ; I- CANDY MADE FRESH rail DAILY. * \doß Newcastle S'.'eet ‘ 'KMsaifatreet, is, ".] . m, ic. <*o Mj A fciio, ♦ Yh V ♦ alt m fT class .aloons SELL HM 4 SAftO’S RYE. 1 1 n| Jiiwd C(*tfee 3 fbIANS for 91.00 A | 3NE COFFEE pe l^ heese pei ' jar ' r, A c 1 m -STERLING stands for NAME and QUALITY. IF YOU ARE PARTICULAR ABOUT WHAT YOU WRITE WITH BUY A STUNC FOUNTAIN PEN WE ARE HERE EVERY DAY TO FULLY GUARANTEE THEM They are the Very Essence of ease and satisfaction in Writing —SOLE AGENTS— FLEMING & BRYANT Stop Dipping and Buy a STERLING FOUNTAIN PEN $1.25 to $0 118 NEWCASTLE ST. PHONE 53. Barrington Hall f 'y* r fe*.* I he Steel Cut * * vC The Finest Mocha & Java I Per lb can . . 35c / For sale on I v at m * 'mw‘- €ahn’s, 227^|| Jg PENNYBOYAL riLLS j^J^B a|'>WV <*f Hl'-ii-truul'.osi.” Tli. v ;•!■<■ •* I.ITI-* S.\lß • •s&' >.i"i.iifi<Mt. ai*!iii|f •! -v.-l. |.iim ut of .>i-. ;^Hftt- j*s tL' Jj£.yJr . ■ ■•) ri-iij- <ty Un- Ih!cotus a pi.-asure. lfl.<K PKIf BOX BY MAIL. ■m&SpifS l‘y druggists. 1)R. MOXi’S CIIDAUCAL. CO.. Cleveland,Ohio