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OPERA^^jfiSI^IHOUSE
TODAY
Harry Carey
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The Freeze Out
The Big 5-Reel Western
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ALSO
Joe Martin
in
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‘A Monkey Hero’
and
“|The Range Rivals”
(Bison -We stern)
Continuous Run 3:30 to 10:30
Admission 10 and 30c
—MONDAY— •
LIONBL BARRYMORE: in “JIM THE PENMAN.” and “THE
SKIPPER STRIKES IT RICH” (Toonerville Trolley).
/ TODAY
REALART PICTURES Presents
Bebe Daniels
(The Good Little Bad Girl in)
‘One Wild Week’
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■y Frances Tsrmer. —Photoplay by Psrcy Heath.—Directed by Mau
rice Campbell. t >
Also a Sunshine Comedy
“Three Good Pals’’
MONDAY
“DEVOTION," With Hazel Dawn.
And a notable cast., including E. K. Lincoln.
An* Associated Producers’ Production.
COMING—“I HE ACE OF HEARTS.”
SOCIETY
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HSDITE D BY
Telephone 900. ALFERT HILSMAN. Telehope 188
(Notes received at The News e between 10 and 12.&. m.)
THE POET’!? MERCHANDISE.
When your hearf is aching
For a bygone bliss,
When your- thoughts are inky
As the river Dis,'
When vou’d give your very life
Loug-.’ost lips to kiss.
Turn your gororw to a song,
Mist it in a rime—
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Every poet did the same '
In his time;
It will buy you supper, lad,
When comes shpper time. • .
Take your grief to market.
If you sing it well,
Deep enough and true enough,
It is sure to sell;
It may buy you joy once more —
One can never tell.
—R. M. Hall.
Change in hours
AT LIBRARY.
Tlie closing hour for the library
has been changed from six-thirty to
six o’clock. All member^- please bear
this in mind.
M OCR E-CAT LI DC E.
Mr. and Mrs. George Randall Moore
of D rtglas, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Lillian- Ethel, to
Mr. Jay. H. Catlidge, of 'Brunswick,
the marriage to be solemnized on
November ninth at the First Metho
dist church.
The above will be of much inter
est to a number of Brunswick people,
who know Miss Mcore. She has visit
ed here quite often and has a num
ber of relatives in the city. Mr. Cat
lidge has resided here for some time.
MRS. J. Ef. LAMBRIGHT
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE PARTY.
A pretty party of Thursday after
noon was the bridge party given by
Mrs. J. E. Lambright at her home on
Richmond street, in honor of her
guest. Mrs. Ed. Lambright, of Tampa, 1
Fla., : nd Mrs. James Htbbler. of Chat
tunoogrt, Temn., the guest of Mrfc.j
J. M. Courlc.
The rooms and front pprch were at
tractlvely arranged with quantities ot,
golden rial and rerns.
The honorees were presented with
dainty vanity .boxes and Mrs. J. P.
Davenport, winning first prize, wa.-*
awarded a beautiful angel cake.
Those enjoying this delightful af
fair were Mesdaraes N. E. GlHlcan. J
P. Davenport, Holmes Sheldon. PfcuV
Morton, Geo. Brown, Jas. Hibbler
E. l>. Lambright, J. M. Oouric. Edwl-
Royal, J. E. Royal, Maude Miller, .1
B. Abrams, LaPradde Harwell, C. W
Irwin. Ainu King. J. L. Andrews
J. E. Ferguson, Mik:* Wairh, A At [
Smith, and Allan Mai’aril of Washing
ton, D. C Mrs. McCall came in foC
tea.
Miss Kate Dillon will return from
North Carolina in a few days.
Miss Willie Powell, of Milltown. is
spending the winter with her uncle
J. T. Powell.
Mrs. J. K. Ferguson APd children
have returned after spending the
summer In Gainesville,
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
After October Ist. my office wil'
be at my residence on Richmond
street, opposite FTkn Home and Post
office building, and at rear of (ll>m
Countk Rank building.
10 1 DU. f. L. DAJIBY.
Private
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School
TWENTY-SEVENTH
TERM
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721 Grant Street
PHONE 825
Fall Term is now open
FROM
Primary Grades through
College Preparatory
MISS JOSEPHINE SMITH *
THE BRUNSWICK NEWS
Friends of Mrs. Wm. Hardy will re-,
gret to learn that, she is quite ill at
her home on Ellis street.
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Mrs. C. li Conyers, whcr3*~Visiting
relatives in Clarkesville, Tenn., will
r>turir-to the city shortly.
After spending a few days in the
city,, Mr. . and Mrs. A. G. Whitman
have returned to Miami. ,
Mrfc. F. M. Serville has returned to
her home in Atlanta after spending
;a* week in the city with friends.
- Mrs, D. D. Atkinson will return
' shortly from a several weeks’ trip to
:the mountains of North Carolina.
Mrs. F,{ Coney returned Thurs
day from North Carolina, where she
has been spending several weeks.
Miss Burford Aiken has returned
from Macon where she has been the
guest of friends for several weeks.
Mr's. H. IMurphy and Miss Jane
Murphy, of Columbus, ( 0., are spend
ing a few/ days In the city with
friends. . i
Mrs. A. D. Gale, who is visiting
in Atlanta, will spend some time in
Wilmington, Del., with her daughter,
Mrs. Jesse Gibson, before returning
jorne.
Mrs, S. L. Mallard, who has been
visiting her-daughter, Mrs. j. E. Roy
all, leaves today for her home in Sa
vannah.
TENNIS “WHIZ” IS
CHAMPION WEARER
OF PARIS STYLES
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen In one of her
Paris creations.
New York* Sept. 23. —(SJecisl.) —
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen, the matchless
Suzanne, is not always the leaping
whirlwind she is so often pictured.
Indeed, even in “doing her stuff” on
the tennis courts, that frenzied, gar
tersbowing leap Is the least of it.
With her feet gracefully on the
ground she .••emu to win handily j
enough.
And off the courb—well, the accom-i
panytng picture speaks for itself! j
Who Wilt say she isn't a champion
dresser? A regular ultra ultra, knock-j
etn dead apparition of kow most girls j
would like to look.
The gorgeously embroidered and
thoroughly feminine affair she is here
shown wearing Is one of her country’s!
latest fashion creations. The picture
was tsken at the South Orange Coun
try club. Gone seem the days when
being an “athletic girl" was so often
that pre-spinster refuge for “nice
girls" who later kept bouse to: Dad j
or Brother Bill!
Miss Lrtiglen will probably continue'
to wear her fashionable clothes In
stead of her tennis tog*, for her phy
sicians hare forbidden her to play anr*
more tennis for some time to come.
Her intended tour to play the leading
tennis women in this country bs*
bona caacnllnd j
DICK Y-OOLLEY.
Mr. and Mrs. TI. H. Dicky announce j
the marriage of their daughter, Stel
la Madeline, to Mr. Ward Colley, of
Arco, Thursday, Sept. 22, 1921. The
marriage was .quietly solemnized at
4:30 o’clock at the First Baptist
church, Rev. O. P. Gilbert officiating.
The young couple wil be at home toi
their friends at 203 Albemarle street.!
PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY. '
About 50 little fo’ks were delight-'
fully entertained yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. M. Couric, the
occasion being the eighth birthday of
her little daughter. Charlotte. Nunu
erous out door games were playedj
and the most fun of all was the “fish
pond” game, wherein each child fish
ed up a dainty gift. Miss lone Glover
caught the little red fish and was giv
en a book for first prize.
A color scheme of pink and white
i was earied out in every detail. Dur
ing the afternoon ice cream and cake
i and little pink and white candies
were served.
When the large birthday cake,
adorned with eight lighted candles,
was cut. Master Joe Lambright re
ceived the dime; Betty Parker, the
ring; Loretta King, the button, and
Margaret Decker the thimble,.
The little, honoree received many
dainty gifts from her little friends.
Miss Emily Tharin has returned
from a delightful visit to Mrs. Paul
Keen, in. Macon.
Mrs. J. Siuney Roberts has with
her for the winter Miss Julia Miller,
•of Fitzgerald, and Miss Edna Tyson,
of Guyton.
Miss Edna Phillips is spending the
winter in Macon with her sister, Mrs.
Paul Keen.
Hemstitching and
Picoting
Cotton 8c Yd.—Silk 10c.
THREAD FURNISHED
EXPERIENCED OPERATOR
Mrs. J. P. DAMON
1416 Reynolds St. Phone 861
—Also—
Designer and Maker of Tailored
and Fancy Dresses.
For Street and Soc'*al Functions
Tailored Suits—Alterations of
Suits a Specialty
Five Cents!
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Back to the old price.
Shoes Shined by Reliable Boys
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♦
We have reduced the price on
shines so that every one can have
clean shoes. Open every day
except Sunday.
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H. HIRSCH
“A COMPLETE SHOE STORE”
1424 Newcastle St - Phone 257
Mail Orders Filled Promptly.
A Talcum or Two
A half a dozen kinds are none
too many where? you like tal
cum of exceeding fine- quality
and yet in a diversity of odors.'
We sell all talcums.
CHAS. Y. COLLIER
Prescription Druggist
Telephone 116
MANY LIKE THIS
IN BRUNSWICK.
Similar Cases Being Pub! shed In
Each 13sii“ / 1
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The following case i- hut one of
many occurring dvly ir. Pruusw'ck.
It is an easy matter to v. r!iy it. Yoa
cannot ask for better proof.
W. J. Newman, stationary engineer,
801 K street, says: “I have used
Doan’s Kidney Pills at different times
when my kidneys were out of orde*
and I have always received prompt re
suits. I had attacks of backache and
such a soreness through my Kidney t
jl was hardly able to lift a shovel of
| coal. My kidneys acted irregularly,
! too. I got Doan's Kidney Pills at
|Rdberts’ Pharmacy and began to use
| them. They soon strengthened my
-hack and put my kidneys In good con
SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, 1921.
dition. I have tried different reme
dies, but have never found anything
equal to Doan’s Kidney Pills.”
-Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—gel;
Doan’s Kidney Pills —the same that
Mr. Newman had. Foster-Milburn
Cos., Mfrs., Buffalo, iN. Y.
DOWN IN BED, McNEIL’B
MAGIC REMEDY PUT *
HIM ON HIS FEET.
When I sent you my first order I;
was down in bed with rheumatism of;
the kidneys. I called In three doc-,
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whatever. My wife had used McNeil’s
Magic Remedy and she urged me to
fcive It a trial and I found It to be the!
best medicine on the market. I efui
highly recommend it to everybody
and I do. Signed: James Davis, Whiti
ford. Pa. Be sure it is McNeil’s.
J. H. CARMICHAEL.
AGENT FOR THE
New York Life Insurance Cos.
1316 Newcastle Brunewick, Ga.