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OPERA! <§ffl .iHOISL
TO-DAY
WILLIAM
DESMOND
IN
“Life’s A Funny
Proposition”
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ALSO
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Haiold Lloyd, Bebe Daniels,
and Snub Pollard Comedy
SHOWS START:
3:30—5:15 —7:00 and 8:45.
Admission:
10 and 20 Cents
TO-MORROW
Hoot Gibson
—IN
“RED COURAGE”
DOUBLE-HEADER
MONDAY AND TUESDAY—Jackie Coogan in PECK’S BAD
BOY.” and Charlie Chaplin in “THE IDLE CLASS.”
MM MMM M A—
George Arles
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Disraeli
3from fits cshbrntsd sfas<s success
by Louts Jf ftarkoi-
Directed by JJonry Xo/tcer
A famous play depicting international intrigue, domes
tic devotion, the romance of youth and of age. and the
conflict of brilliant minds in a struggle for an empire.
A fascinating story
A brilliant cast
ONE OF THE GREATEST PICTURES
OF THE YEAR
TO-DAY
Admirably directed
Beautifully photographed
SOCIETY
EDITE D BY
Telephone 645 KATHi&RIN O’CONNQR Telephone 188
(Notes received between 10 and 12 a. m, at 188, afterwards at 645.
SONG
It is my thoughts that*cou>a r
My soul which slips between;
Thought lunar or solar
Ami gold'and sea-green.
Tint the pure tran.slucence
Of tlicrystal thread, ■ $•
A rainbow nuisance
It runs through my head.
When 1 am dead or sleeping
Without any pain,
My soul will stop creeping
Through jewelled brain.
With no brightness’to dye it
None will see where
If flows clear and quiet
Asa river of air.
Watering dark places
With. ut. sparkle or sound;
Kissing dumb faces
And the dusty ground.
—Eleanor Wyiie
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FOR THE WEEK.
FRIDAY—
Baraea-Philathea meeting at First
Methodist church, at 7:30 p. m.
As You Like It. club, Miss Margaret
Ballard, hr steas. i
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Young Matrons Bridge Club, Mrs. I
Thad Perdue, 510 Howe street, at 3:30
p. m. 1 \
Mrs. M. Walsh, Mrs. R. L. Phljips,
hostesses at golf club, 11 a. m.
SATURDAY—
D. A. R. excursion to Dungeness and
St. Mary’s. ,
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BARAGA PIULATHEA CITY UNION
,T OUP-LD IMPORTANT MEETING.
The Baraca-Phlluthea City Union
will hold their regular monthly* meet
ing tonight beginning at 7:30 at the
First Methodist church. An interest
.lug program has been arranged and
a'l mein hens representing the four
classes of the city, are urged to he
present. The past meetings have been
well attended, but the llaraca classes
have not shown up mo well in at*eo
dan c. They are especially urged to
attend tonight. Following Is th| ,019
gram: •' ' e
Hymn.
Devotional—G. C. Pennell.
Hymn.
Reading of .minutes.
Music by quartette.
Clans reports.
Piano hols llurgay.
.in minute talk “What tho Raraca
and PMkithea classes .mean to the
Sunday school." by T. E. Olover, snp
crlnteiidcnt of First Methodist Sun
dnv schorl.
s*minnte talk—“ What Raraca ’has
meant to me.“ by R. R. SSetridge, Bap
tist Barteas.
5-mi note talk—‘What Phtlathea has
meant to ms,” by Miss Bertha Sharpe.
Methodist Phllathess.
We Are Ready to
Serve you now
MISSES MARY AND N.ORENCE PORTER
Beg *o A rtvise That
PORTER’S HAT SHOP
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Is now open ami ready for business, at 504 (iloucester
Street We are carrying a full line of—
Mid-Winter Millinery
Our aim and object is to please the ladies of Brunswick
and this community generally.
COME AND PAY US A LITTLE VISIT
You Are Welcome
Porter's Hat Shop
Phone 620 504 (iioucester Street
THE; BRUNSWICK NEWS
I Unfinished business.
| New business.
■ Music, by quartette.
Adjournment.
(MISS LULU WILL
honoree^^^Rty.
i Lulu Rals
. ton. of Mrs. Eliza
beth Cahill invitations to
an informal to be given
Monday evening, November 7th, at
her home, 1102 London street.
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Mrs. Edith Brinson, of Waycross,
*fis spending a few days with her aunt.
Miss Mania Main, on G street. Mrs.
Brinsofi formerly lived here and her
' t many friends are extending her a cor
dial welcome.
Mrs. Florence Shelley will return
Sunday from a visit of several weeks
in Savannah and Statesboro.
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Mrs. D. M. Lord and her little
t daughter leave Tuesday morning for
New York where they will reside in
future. Mrs. Lord will be accompan
ied by her mother, who will spend
sometime in New York with her.
Mrs. FTar|k Woodcock! and little#
daughter, Alice, will leave Tuesday
morning for New York where they will
join Mr. Woodcock who left a few
weeks ago to make New York their
future home. They will be accompan
ied by Mrs. Woodcock’s sister, Miss
Leila Parker, who will go as far as
Savannah, where she will spend a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Richardson are
welcoming a little son at their home,
20u9 Reynolds street.
EVERY SINGLE HOUR
■ , Think What It
Means!
Each sixty seconds we
carry from our kitchen to
our counters—
Fresh Wholesome Candy
Ready for You !
Try a Pound Today.
BRUNSWICK CANDY
KITCHEN
1524 Newcastle St.
Engraved Christmas Greeting
Cards. Glover Brothers.
- DAILY FASHION HINT
How long should a veil be? The
nose knows, but in many instances
the veil is just as long as the nose,
ending promptly at the tip. This i?
especialy true of the veils worn with
the newer turbans. These, of fairly
wide brims, with velvet or satin
crowns, are trimmed with fur to
match the cuffs, collars and bandings
of the autumn frocks, with which they
are ; worn. Alaska seal and broad tail
are*used with the darker wool dresses
and gray and tan caracul with the
lighter shades. The veils are of fancy
mesh and are drawn tightly over the
hair. I
The Regular Weekly
DANCE
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of Sheppard's Dancing
Class
For Tonight,- is postponed
until, a later date.
JUST GOT OVER A COLD?
W. R. Dart, stationary engineer, 4
Glynn Ave., says: *‘IL have been using
Doan's Kidney Pills at different times
whenever m.v kidneys were out bf
order. If I catch a cold, it settles on
my kidneys and causes them to be
weak. Asa result I have pains in the
small of my back and feel tired and
languid: My kidneys are too frequent
in action and I often get dizzy and
black -spqcks float before my eyes.
Whenever I notice the symptons of
the trouble coming on. I always get a
box of Doan’s Kidney Pills and they
quickly rid me of it."
The'above statement was given May
29, t9lf, and on March 1, 1918, Mr.
Dart' skid: • ;*Tbe occasional use of
Doan’s Kidney Pills keeps my kidneys
in good shap4*. They dre the only rem
edy that ever helped me "and I am al
ways willing to endorse them.”
flOc, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Cos., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Engraved Christmas Greeting
Cards. Glover Brothers.
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® SEVEN RED-LETTER DAYS
OF PLEASURE AND PROFIT }
SATURDAY, Nov. I2tli—Opening Day. WEDNESDAY. Not. iflth—Governor’s and
MONDAY, Not. 14th — Children's Day.
TUESDAY, Nov. 15th— Shrine Day. FRIDAY, Not. lMth— Kiwanis Day. ,
SATURDAY, Nov. 19th—Auto Racea.
The fifth Florida State Fair and Exposition at Jacksonville, much enlarged
and improved, ranks with the greatest fairs in the South. The state
eral governments are participating extensively and many fair attractions, of
i A 1 more than usual merit have been provided for your interest and entertainment. K?!Sp
FLORIDA STATE FAIR
JACKSONVILLE N0V.12-I9 1921
...
Auto Races AUTO POLO Horse Races
<*Phe world'* greatest sensation. Auto Polo, has been secured as the premier amusement
attraction every afternoon and night, exclt in* horse and automobile races, thrilling
free acts, athletic contests and many other forms of amusement and entertainment will
be of absorbing interest.
VARIED Enlarged exhibits of all the ac-
INDUS- (ivities summed up under this
TRIES classification.
LIVE Florida’s rapid development in
STOCK the ve *tock industry I*
INDUSTRY graphically shown in the pens
of fine stock.
anc * ert Florida and other
states feature extensive exhib-
STOCK g t d f f in€ poultry, pet stock,
BOYS* AND rabb,ts ’
GIRLS' Florida Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs
CLUB . of all kinds have exhibits of
WORK great educational value.
For farther lafonaatloa 44rrmm
B. K. HI)K, aaf Oarral Naaasrr,
XII U^al-lf<karrh Bids, JarSwatlllt, Fla.
Special Low Fares and Liberal Stop-Over Privilege* Are Allowed on All Uses.
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Your Telephone
Tells Us
No time is lost in the telling eit.hei-. Just a minute and you can tell
us everything you require from tthe drug store for many days to come,
or emergency needs wanted right away. Telephone, ypur orders and
note how quickly we deliver. ' 5 jf-jo .
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CI IAS. V. COLLIER
, Prescription Druggist
Telephone 116
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Photographs of the j
Children
Never Grow Up ;
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Make The Appointment Today. . !
REYNOLD’S
STUDIO
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We Buy and Sell
Furniture and Household Goods
We have for quick sale Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, Dressers,
Iron Bedsteads, Mattresses, R ugs.
WE CAN SAVE YON. MONEY.
B. S. WALLACE
206 Monk St., Next to Wm. Anderson’s Sons.,
The truck and tractor display TRUCKS
is representative of the best TRACTORS
types of these machines. Ma- FARM
chinery displays cover practi- MACHIN.
rally all agricultural equipment. ERY >
Florida’s State University in a
special building displays its re
markable development and
represents the advantages ob- UNIVER* .
tamed from its courses in en- SITY OF
gineering, etc., and its value to FLORIDA
the state in its*research and ex- EXHIBIT
perimentai work and other de
partments. tt
FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 1921.