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Monday and Tuesday
CL.i V psj . . .
Carter DeHaven Presents
Mr. and Mrs.
Garter De Haven
. Burning Laughing Gas that Will Cure,
Any Crank-Case
From the opening until the final fade-out you will gasp for
breath for the next laugh. The greatest” mirth provoker
, v DeHaven’s have ever produced.
A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION
Shows Start 3:30, 5:15, 7;00 and 8:45..
Admissoin: - - LOc and 20c
WEDNESDAY—Wm. Desmond in “A Sage-Brush Hamlet”
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY—Hope Hampton in “Love‘s Pen
alty.”—Another First National.
SATURDAY—Marie Prevost in “Moonlight Follies.”
iraagg.
Program for Week Ending Oct. 22
—MONDAY—
SPECIAL —“HEART’S AIRE TRUMPS?"—Love and Hate,
Truth and Falsehood, Courage and Cowardice stirring for
mastery, with the weight of a gambling chance tilting the
scales of Destiny now this way and now that.
TOPICS OF THE DAY PATHE REVIEW
TUESDAY '
BETTY COMPSON—"At the End of the World"—Remem
ber "the girl" of George Loans Tucker’s "The Mirac
le Man"? Here she is in anoth er thrilling romance of und
erwarld love. A story that struggles up from the dens
of Shanghai into the light of happiness.
TORCHEY MIXES IN
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WEDNESDAY
SPECIAL—‘Its- A Great Life."—You’re going to. laugh!
Mary Roberts Rhinehart has never written a funniet story
than this delightful chapter in the adventurous lives of a
couple of school boys. A fast moving comedy, with an ori
ginal theme rind a wonderful cast of players.
“CHICKEN HEARTED" PATHE NEWS
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—THURSDAY AND FRIDAY—
"THE OLD N£ST"—Draws.aside the curtain from the soul
of the American family. It is so real, so genuine, that
many wilt be moved to tears, through which the sunshine
of laughter will break.—A Goldwyn-Rupert Nughes Screen
Masterpiece.— (This picture will be ehown for less at the
Bijou than at any other theater in America.
SATI RDAY
WALLACE REID in "The Hell Diggers."—and you’ll say his
fight for the girl was worth the love he won. A rousing
tale of the Golden West.
SINGER MIDGET SIGNAL 2-REEL COMEDY
10 and 25 Cents
SOCIETY
EDITE D BY
Telephone 645 KATHiERIN O’CONNOR ■ Telephone 188
(Notes received between Ift and 12 a. m. at 188, afterwards at 646.
“INSPIRATION"’
Shining sunbeams on the g rass
White clouds drifting in ti e blue,
Green- leaves swaying in th 3 wind,
And you—and you.
Myriad stars that light the sky,
Honeysuckle wet with dew.
Smiling, drowsy, yellow moon,
And you —and you.
—Elsie Wilson
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FOR THE WEEK.
MONDAY—
Altar Society social, at the K. of
C. hall. 4 p. m.
Mrs; Ifope strong, hostess, miscel
laneous shower for Miss Alice Harri
son.
TUESDAY —
First fall meeting of Parent-Teach
er Association, high school building,
at 4:30 p. m.
Mrs. C. W. Irwin, bridge, for Miss
Harrison, Union street.
WEDNESDAY—
Nuptials of HarHson-Aiken marri
age, First Methodist church. Recep
tion following at Harrison home, 802
London street.
Circle No. 2. of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary, residence Mrs. George
Brawn, 10 a. m. Hostesses, Mrs. Geo.
Brown. Mrs. A. M. Smith. Mrs. J. M
Couric.
FIRST FALL MEETING ,
PARENT TEACHERS.
The first fall meeting Of the Parent-
Teachers Association wfll be held
Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock and
they desire to urge a full attendance.
The meeting will be held in the high
school building.
ALTAR SOCIETY TO GIVE
SOCIAL IN K. OF C. HALL.
The ladies of the Altar Society of
Hip Cathclfc church will give a so
cial Monday afternoon in the K. of
C. Hall at 4 o’clock. All members
are requested to he present.
CIRCLE NUMBER TWO OF
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY.
Circle No. 2, of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary will meet Wednesday morn
Ing at the home of Mrs. George Brown
at 10 o’clock. The hostesses for th°
meeting will h Mrs. A. M. Smith
Mrs. ,1. M* Couric. and Mrs. Georg '
Broyn, A full attendance ,1s desired
SACRED CONCERT \T
ALVpN'T CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The following Is the program of the
sacred concert to he given by Prof.
Frank A. Fitch’s Orchestra at the
Advent Christian church Sunday” a’
7:3ft p. m , to which all are cordintly
invited:
Sacred March—''Abide With Me."
Angela Serenade.
Medley Overture of Hymns.
Melody of Youth.
La Cascade Overture.
Bell Solo—“ Joy to the World.”
SIX COURSE DINNER PARTY
IN HONOR ISAAC AIKEN.
Preceding: the marriage of Mias
Alice Alice Harrison and Isaac M.
Aiken, many charming affair* have
heen given. l.ast evening a stag din
ner consisting of six courses was giv
en ly Nathaniel Emanuel to Mr. Aik
en and the men who will take part
In the wedding.
Those enjoying Mr. Emanuel** hos
pitality were Isaac Aiken. Osborne
Morgan, Edwin Eendig, Harry Park
er. Douglas Nightengale. Frank Bear-
We Make But/One Thing
CANDY
And We Make That Well
You Won’! find anywhere a more tempting variety of nov
elties in the line of toothsome "Goodies” than we show
you.
Not to be presumptions, but you really do
not know the delightful sensation of a kiss
’til you taste our CREAM KISSES, which
we make FRESH EVERY DAY.
Brunswick Candy Kitchen
1524 Newcastle Street.
THE BRUNSWICK NEWS
t, Franklin Aiken. Courtland Akim
and William McKinnon was unable to
attend on account of illness in
family.
SCHOOL party by
MEMBERS ADVENT CHURCH:
' r he Loyal Workers Society of the
Advent Christian church? entertained
with a “School Party” at the home oi.
Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Hardison, on Fri
day evening. Among those present
were Misses Susie Stephens, Maude,
and Madge Richardson, Blanche and
Pearl Stutts, Vera Tabbott, TYdmii.
Elaine and Frieda Fitch; Messrs. Dick
Peters, Earl; and Jack Burney, Dan
and Clare Jones. Jennings and Parker
Manor, Robert Noble; Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Hardison, and Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Van Daley. At a late hour refresh
ments wehe served and qufte an ail
ments were served and quite an en
ent.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF CIRCLE
M/F ETING MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Circle No. 1. of the Presbyte r k.n
church will meet Monday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock at the residence of
Mrs. Wyley A. O’Quinn. 1420 Carpen
ter street. (All members are unfed- to
be- present. - •
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR MISS MARIE WAY.
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Way entertained
a few young people at a surprise birth
day party in honor of their daughter,
Miss Marie Way.
About six couples called around
to their home- on % Newcastle street and
after playing cards and danciug a
delicious sweet course was served, t
Cut flowers and fern adorned the
spacious rooms and ull those present
had a most delightful time.
W. C. T. U MEETING
ON THURSDAY.
’ The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
M. C. Rowe, on Thursday afternoon
at 4 o’clock. A full attendance is re
quested.
Mrs. L. J. Leavy and little daugh
ter, Janice, and Mrs. M. Black return
ed yesterday from Waynesvllle. N. C..
when* they spent several weeks.
Little Louise McDonald h*as recov
ered from her recent illness an<s her
friends are welcoming her out again.
The little daughter of Mrs. fci Louis
Olsen, born Wednesday, October 12.
has been named Marie Elizabeth.
I MRS. D. D. ATKINSON HOSTESS
TO LOCAL CHAPTER D. A. R.
Mr*. D. D. Atkinson was hostess t®
I Brunswick Chapter D. A. R. yester
day afternoon. This was the flrsj
meeting of the fall, and the attend
ance was very good.
The new regent. Mr*. Louisa Stacy,
presided ini a very graceful manner.
She greeted the chapter with an In
teresting address, in which she be
spoke the co-operation and confidence
of the members during her regency.
The chapter endorsed the action
of the National Society. D. A. R., at
the last congress, in which they pass
ed resolution* to defeat the Walsh
bill. This measure would give author
ity to dam Yellowstone
Yellowstone National park, which
would commerclalire that wonderful
spot for Industrial purposes. *
Mrs. A. 0. Osborne read a very In
teresting paper on the '* Georgia D. A.
R.,** which wa* greatly enjoyed.
The chapter is to give an excursion
to St. Mary** and Dungeness, at an
earlv date. The public will be ad
vised of the date later.
The hostess served dainty refresh
ments after the business was conclud
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Harrell and little
daughter, Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Akin, Downing Akin, and
Ted Akin motored to Savannah yes
terday to attend the jJlay‘‘‘The Storm”
which was hooked in Savannah yes
terday.
Mrs. Lee Howard and children will
accompany Dr. Howard back to Sa
vannah Monday by motor. Mrs. How
ard .and children have been spending
sometime here while Dr. Howard just
arrived yesterday to spend the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C, Jones and Miss
Marie Way leave toriight for Atlanta
where they will spend several days
and attend the fait. i
Little Miss Edith Burgay is slightly
ill at the home of her mother. Mrs.
H. K. Burgay, on G street.
The registrar. Mrs. ,A. M. Way, re
ported two new members, and stat
ed that the papers of three others
were new pending.
The new year books were distribut
ed which contain very interesting pro
grams for the year, with especial ob
servance of all patriotic occasions.
The chapter will have a special pa
triotic program! for Armistice Day,
and will probably Join with the Amer
ican Legiqn here in the ceJebration.
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666 has' more imitations tnan any
other Fever Tonic on the market, but
no one wants imitations.
Shall Georgia Freight
Rates Increase?
On account of the large increase in the cost of their raw
material; resulting from the additional freight charges, Geor
gia Industries could not compete with the industries of other
States, with the rates on the old basis, or where, on account
of natural conditions, their raw materials are not transported
by the railroads. #
We feel sure the Railroad Commission of Georgia will wel
come helpful facts and expressions of interest in the matter of
developing reasonable and just rates, such as will save our
industries, permit progress and assure the continued opera
tion of Georgia industries. |
This announcement is prepared to inform the people of
Georgia of the facts, and published in the interest of the indus
trial security of every Georgia citizen by
Georgia Brick Manufacturers’ Association
Georgia Forest Products Association
ON SEPTEMBER 26TH, FOR FINAL HEARING BEGIN
NING OCTOBER 24TH, THE RAILROADS OF GEORGIA FILED
WITH THE RAILROAD COMMISSION OP GEORGIA A RE
QUEST FOR RATE INCREASES AMOUNTING IN SOME IN-'
STANCES TO MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PRESENT RATES.
With the price of commodities downward,
With every industrial authority agreed that lower trans
portation costs will speed up the return to full prosperity.
With railroad operating costs decreasing.
We are confronted with a request for an INCREASE, at a time
when we were confidently expecting rates tp be revised down
ward.
If this increase in rates is permitted, every commodity that
you buy to eat, to wear, to build with, to work with, to have
or use in any way. will be immediately and substantially in
creased in cost. If the proposed rates are put into effect,
numbers of industries will be forced to close their doors. Pros
perity will be turned atide—idleness will be increased.
An Untimely Increase
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THE
FIRST CAUGH THIS
FALL
WHITE PINE COUGH SYRUP will be your friend in need
now and at all times when you have a cough. The first
cough this fall is liable to last the longest. Stop it imme
diately. Get a bottle of this fine cough remedy today. •
PRICE 25 CENTS.
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CHAS. V. COLLIER
Prescription Druggist
Telephone 116
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The Kind of Portrait
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS WILL APPRECIATE
And We Will Make It W ithout Fuss or Bother.
MAKE THE APPOINTMENT TODAY
REYNOLD’S STUDIO
Phone 426 1428 1-2 Newcastle St.
SUNDAY, OCT. 16, 1921.