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FPIDAY, NO t. 18. 1921.
Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic Ry.
EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 15, 1921.
{This schedule published as inform ation and not guaranteed.)
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jil:4s a.in Savannah and Jacksonville 9:35 a. m.
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j 7:15 p. m Savannah and Jacksonville 5:10 p. m.-
11:10 a. m. Atlanta, Birmingham, and Savannah 6:30 p. >•.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND SCHEDULES APPLY TO
,H. G. DOWLING Phone J. A.M’VEIGH,
. * Gen. Agent 398 Tkt. Agent.
We have now completed our
New Dry-Cleaning Plant
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In back of our place of business at 502 Gloucester St.
With this new machinery installed we are now more
than ever prepared to give our customers better service
and QUALITY WORKMANSHIP.
We Thank Our Friends, and the pub
lic for a continued patronage.
G 1 ynn Dry-Cleaning Works
A SCHWARZ, Proprietor
' 502 Gloucester Etreet. Phone 323
The Richmond St. Garage
, 1514 Richmond ie
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Let Benton Fix That Starter or Gen
erator. He can do it!
Acetylene Welding; • Vulcanizing
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Davis & Harrell
TO T.HE NORTH
VIA THE
“EV.&RGLADE S LIMITED”
A MEW LIMITED PULLMAN DINING CAR AND COACH TRAIN,
y. Effective from Jesup November 16, 1921,
biTly ScfUdul* * RoH 84 Through Equipment
Lv k riltmT’tfy hys,: 5:00 p m. ftleepfngT’arsl
Ar Josnup <No 34) *’ ’* 10:30 p m: J*up to Wanhington
Lv JfHtf A. a. I* R. R. 10:45: Josup to Now York
Ar. Savannah k 12:25 p m; Jesim to Boston
ArflVa sor*we " 6:30 am: Dining Car
. jOjerßaW' 11 , " 7 5757“ Florence to Woahlngton
Ar llh’hmont) K’* ’* 3:10 pm: Jesup to Washington
Ar * ftß.F.* PH. K. 6:30 p m COACHKS
Ar fymimor* Peso System 7;30 p m Washington to New Y k
Ay PhtUuHphii ' " 10:00: p m : Washingfo to Poston
Ar Now Yortt w < 1 ti:26: am:
Ar Bunion N. Y. N. H. ft H. A N. 7:28 am:
Tie hfcowj tltroogh service t*r|n connection with the well known "FKT>-
Kit Al. EXPRESS” from Washington.
RnsorraHons and tickets may be had by calling on—
T. J. WRIGHT, Gsnarajk Agtnt W. 9. MoINTYRE, Tlckat Agent
Phone* 182 and 210, Phone 716
J> BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA
E. M NORTH. A'l. Oen't hmi At>nl, S,nn,h. U,orlt>
ATLANTIC C. 0A S T LINE
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The Standard Railroad of The South
The Mclntosh Market
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Begs to Announce the Purchase of the Meat Market
and Grocery Business of
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Mrd. M. DeLoach !
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We wHI endeavor to maintain the same high quality *of
foods and service, and will make a specialty of handling
the best—
Georgia Beef, Pork and Lamb
• * Your Patronage Solicited
THE McINToSH market
Tffephoat 17* ' 301 Monk Si.
NEWS NOTES
of General Interest
THE TIDES.
High water 10:36 a. m. and 11:02
p. an. Low water 4:28 a. m. and 5:10
p. m. Outer bar calculations—about
a half hour later in the harbor.
WILL BE TAKEN BACK
TO FLORIDA TODAY.
Willie Watts, the young white man
who escaped from the Florida convict
camp located at Fountain and who
was captured by Officer Tankersley,
will be returned to the camp this
morning. A member of the local po
lice department will take him back.
STILL WARM WEATHER
AND NO RAIN LIKELY.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
weather bureau has been predicting
showers foj* the past several days they
have failed to materialize up to the
present. Old timers say it is the
warmest weather of any November in
many years, if not in the weath
er history. %
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LARGE NUMBER GOING Tp
SEE BIG FOPTBALL GAME.
A largp number of Brurfswickians
will leave tonight for Atlanta where
they go to witness the Teyh-Oeorge
town football game tomorrow. These
are two of the best teams in the coun
try and an exciting and close game is
expected by local fans. Of course the
Brunsmickians are going up to root
for the Georgia college boys.
BIG CATCHES OF
PRAWN REPORTED.
Since the warm weather of the past
few days many prawn fishermen have
made excellent catches and big ship
ments have been made from this
point. The wind has been, coming
from a favorable quarter and weather
conditions in general have been with
the fishermen. This is a large loca'
industry and when there is* nothing
doing in this line practically every
merchant in the city feels the effect
of it.
CAR OF FRUIT ON
TRACKS OF A. C. L.
On the tracks of the Atlantic Coast
Line, foot of Gloucester street, there
is a solid car load of all kinds of fruit
including apples, bananas, tangerines,
grapefruit, which wilJ.be sold at retail
at greatly reduced prices. The sell
ing will begin this morning and here
is a IpOd <bailee to* procure your
Thanksgiving needs in the fruit line.
CHATTANOOGA SPORTSMEN
COMING FOR WEEK'S FISH.
A party of twenty Chattanooga bpsi
i ness men will leave there Monday
meriting fbr Brunswick whe-re they
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1 1 Chocolates Bon Bons |j (
I ! / Jordan Almonds
/ Caramels Nougau I *
/ Burnt Aimoods
j Jellies and Ginger
I A variety covering *ll the stand
ard candies expected to be found in
such s bos are contained in the
Assorted Chocolates and Ban Bans
package.
\ It's a boi for people who like
\ tarurty and every piece is distinctive
H \ and delicious. The pnee insures -
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Nunnally’s Fine Candies
Sold in Brunswick bi
Andrews, the Druggist
ai.vite<lwX Hhsyvv
will in a large launch for a
week’s fishing and hunting trip in the;
waters and woods around this section.
Some of the members of the party will
come by auto while others will use
the railway.
FARMERS WILL BE
IN TOWN TODiAY.
A number of Glynn county’s most
prominent farmers will be in the city;
today the occasion being “Farmers’!
Day” with the Young Men’s Club and
it is certain that the tillers of the soil
will be more than pleased with their
reception by this great Brunswick or
ganization. As reported in these col
umns yesterday morning, it is desir
ed to form between
city and country residents and the
meeting today is the initial step in
this direction.
EXPECT BIG SEASON AT '
JEKYL THIS WINTER.
Preparations have been in progress
for some time getting things in shape
for the coming season at Jekyl- Island
and indications are that it will be the
largest since the year previous to the
great war. Many of the home owners
have had •'considerable work done-and
bthers will have artisans of aIL kSnds
there shortly to begin repairs. * etc.
Conditions are such at present that
the man of big business can get away
while this has not been the case in the
past three year?.
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- CROSS ROLL CALL
KEEPS MANY ON THE GO. u
The large committee has
■charge of the Red Cross Roll re
ports a reasonable degree of success
and there is no doubt now biit that
the city’s quota will he raised before
the final date the activity,
which is Thanksgiving Day. Various
plants of the*eity will be visited dur
ing the drive and renewals will he.
asked. , Ife will be remembered that
many mechanics answered the, last
two calls and it is expected that! they
will do the same on this occasion.
$10.69 to Atlanta
AND RETURN
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TICKETS ON SALE NOVEM
h It)
BER 23RD./LIMITED RETURN
ING UNTIL NOVEMBER 27 TH.
Through Sleeper i
BRUNSWICK TO ATLANTA
<6O-Year Community Plate.
Glover Brothers.
HEATERS
HEATERS
HEATERS
FOR
WOOD - COAL - OIL
We Have A Large
Assortment
Our Prices Are Rock Bottom
See Us Now, Before
Cold Weather
United Supply Cos.
PROGRESSIVE HAR DWARE MERCHANTS
Now In The City
CURLIE KID WILLIAMS
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The Middle Weight
Champion of i the Pana- i
ma Zone, South America
To Meet *
Tiger Flowers in a 15
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round bout at L Street
Park on '
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Thanksgiving Night
November 24th.
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1 Curly Kid Williams
? is a wonderful scientific fighter, and carries with him num- % ... ,v.
* bars of Foreign recorcs, as well *as American, Dixie Kid Wil
* liams* manager is confident that - his boy wHI add the famous
Tiger Flowers to his tecord. Now we all know our Tiger and
have great confidence in him as a fighter and Williams, with
all the speed he has shown in h working out will have to go
some to make our Tiger take a tree. #
Williams extends a challenge to any fighter, any weight be
tween 156 to 160 pounds, and he is especially anxious for Pan
ama Joe Cans. On short noticeowing* to a misunderstanding in
the bout between Cans and Panama Joe Cans* contract.
Flowers has been cancelled.
Tiger Flowers will have to enter the ring with the famous South
American Middle Weight Curlie Kid Wiiliaws, the South Ameri
can who brought Panama Joe Cans to a draw in Buneroes,
South America, in als round bout last year and Panama Joe
has been dodging him ever sin c**.
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