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LET’S ’MAKETH IS A FURNITURE
CHRISTMAS
Give useful and practical gifts - the pleasure of giving
is made two-fold by practical gifts
FURNITURE
Good furniture, useful as well as ornamental, is a constant
joy and a reminder of the thoughtfulness of the giver.
YOUR CRE DIT IS GOOD
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
H. M. MILLER FURNITURE CO
“ Brunswick Boosters ”
DRIVE IN
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To the New
Willard Service
Station
A Cordial Welcome Awaits You !
THOROUGHLY MODERN AND
Op to date in every detail
Brunswick Battery and
Motor Cos.
Jas. D. Gould, Jr, - A. V. Wood, Jr.
Service We Grow”
W c Greet
You!
We will talk to you in
this space for a season,
and if you will read our
- * talks from day to day
they will save you
money. “p
Glad to Meet You!
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Kersey’s Bargain
Store
2125 Norwich St. Phone 1050
PARENT-TEACHERS
PROGRAM TONIGHT
This Organization to be Assisted
by Board of Education and
American Legion and Public
is Invited. '
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The following is the program of a
meeting of the Glynn Parent-Teacher
association, which will be assisted by
the Board of Education and the Amer
ican Legion, in a very interesting
event this evening at 7:45 o’clock.
Exhibits of school work by pupils
will be placed where parents may in
spect them. All interested in the
cause of education and in the future
citizenship of Brunswick, as well as
of the nation, are most cordially in
cited to attend.
7:45 to 8. —Music by High School'
orchestra.
Song—“ America, The Beautiful” —
The Club and audience.
Invocation—Rev. R. D. Thomas.
Song—Glee Club.
Folk Dances —First grade pupils.
The Rainbow Fairies —Second and
Third grade pupils (in costume! (dem
onstration of phonetic principles.)
Socialized Reading—Pupils of the
fourth grade.
\ Address—Prof. Eadie, principal of
high school.
Appreciation of Music. —Miss Mar
jorie Coodwyn.
Talk —“Parent-Teacher Association”
—Miss Maude Moore, elementary sup
ervisor.
Speech—Commander J. D. Gould, of
American Legion,
Song—" America” —Glee. Club and
audience.
This is the second day of National
Educational Week, which is being ob
served all over the United States. The
above program promises to he most
.interesting, and every patron of the
schools and all others interested In
the education of the youth of our com
munity are urged to be present.
EX-KAISER TO SOON WED,
A NEWSPAPER STATES
(By Associated Press.)
Berlin, Dec. 6.— According to the
Zwoelfuhrblatt, former Emperor Wil
liam has decided to marry again. The
lady Of his ’choice, the newspaper
says, is the widow of a high officer,
from iDantlg. who was killed in the
war. The newsi>aper professes to
have received the information from
a most trustworthy source.
Pay A Little More For
A Great Deal More
A little difference in price can
.. make a whole lot of difference in
a suit or overcoat. You pay a
little more for our clothes but ’you
get more in the end—you get hand
tailoring for one thing, that makes
them look better for a longer time.
Suits Are $27.50 to $45
Overcoats Are $25 to S4O
Shoes, too, for the whole family
Stephens, Lorentzson & Sheffield
RUTH AND OTHERS!
GET HEAVY FINES
Trio of Players Who Took Barn
storming Tour Must Hand Up
World Series Money and Keep
Out Game Until May 20.
(By Associated Press.)
Chicago, Dec. 5. —Commissioner K.
M. Landis fined Babe Ruth, Bob Meu
sel and William Percy, of the Yan
kees, tlie money they got from the
world series and them from
the game until May 20, 1922, for par
ticipating in barnstorming tour after
the series.
The suspension lessens Ruth’s chan
ces for making another home run rec
ord. The amount received by the
world series players was something
over $3,000.
IS EDUCATIONAL
WEEK IN SCHOOLS
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Will be Observed by Interesting
Programs at All Institutions
andThis Started Here Yester
day.
This is Educational Week and it will
be observed by the Parent-Teacher as
sociation in an interesting and -benefi
cial manner.
The observance of the week started
yesterday and interesting exercises
here held at ali the local schools. At
the Glynn High school Major S. K.
Brown gave an excellent talk, his sub
ject being “The F’lag” and no one is
better qualified to talk on this sub
ject than Major Brown. He followed
the Stars and Stripes in the late war
and rose, rapidly to the rank of major.
He pleased his hearers yesterday.
At the Purvis ahd Glynn grammar
exercises of a patriotic nature were
held. Ringing of “The Star Spangled
Banner” was one of the features on
the program. Throughout the week
this will be continued. Dr. J. W. Sim
mons was to have made thp address
at the Glynn High today but he has
been called away on a business trip
and Rev. Thomas H. Thomson will
take his place.
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SURCHARGE ON PULLMANS
• ARENOT TO BE COLLECTED
(Py Associated Press.)
Atlanta, Dor. The Georgia Rail
road Commission today directed the
railroads of the state to discontinue
thp charges on Pullman berths
and chair fares.
Winter Is Coming
The question of Heaters
must be solved.
We have a handsome 1
line of them!
No Trouble To Show ’em.
Lynn-Gould Hardware Company
TH E YVINCH ESTEirSTOREI |
Gloucester St. Phone 261
House - Keepers
. Have No Cause to WorryJJ
About Washwomen
When they can send everything to the
Brunswick Laundry
and have them washed in a clean, sanitary manner, re
turned to the home within a few' hours at just the right
dampness for ironing. We call this “WET WASH/Mhc
cost is 5 cents per pound, li RiJEi>MWI
Let us be your washwoman
Brunswick Laundry
(INC.)
F. M. BELL, Manager
Phone 129 1610 Richmond St
TUESDAY, DEC., 6, 1921.