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CUSTOM
For Infants and Children.
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THt CENTAUR COMPANY. NlVkr YON* CITY.
CRIMINAL DOCKET
OK IK GIH COOK!
Number of Cases Thierf Before
Judge Butts Yesterday. Trib
unal Will Meet Again This
Morning at 9:30.
Judge E- C. Butts convened the
city court yesterday morning at 10
o'clock and at once started disposition
friminaJ docket. It is state’l
number erf case* reayd for
y keep the court in session
next sever&l days as evc-ry
ill he made by officials to
docket a* clear as possible.
Following cases were disposed of
yesterday: Mose CLashby, carrying
pistol without license. Outlty, $25
to include cost. Boisy Hill, violation
of the prohibition law. Verdict ot
1 guilty. Sentene e of $l6O and cost or
four months on tbe gang. Mainio
Sinclair, colored, shoplifting. Ver
dict of yuilty. Burwell Gay, tssamt
and battery. Verdict of not guilty-
Sandy Hall, carrying pistol without
license. Rul e nisi on bond. Mary Mos
ley, vjulation of the Prohibition law-.
Nolle pressed. Hazle Lee Davis,
drunk on public highway. Nolle Pres
sed. Carrie Segni, violation of the
Prohibition law. Verdict of not guil
ty.
Court will convene at the usual
hpur this morning and resume work
On the criminal docket.
FUNERAL OF MRS. M. C.
ROWE IN SAVANNAH
YESTERDAY MORNING
Huge of flowers at th e home
of Mrs. Mary Cora Rowe, whose death !
wa s reported in these columns Sun-!
day morning, attested the ]ovo and j
high esteem in which this, nobl e wo- ■
man was held by scores of Bruns- i
wickians among whom she hud spent!
the greater part ot ner useful life. j
Service* . were held at the First j
Presbyterian church, conducted by
Rev. K. 1). Thomas at J o’clock Sun
day aternoon and the remain* were
taken to Savannah on the A. B. ( A-
A., accompanied by Undertaker .1 •
D. Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs- S, V’.
Baker and interment held in Ben
oventure cemetery tU©9 yesterda*
jnerejaß at 10 o’clock. ( ~
One of th e largest congregations
in the history of the church there
heard the last sad rites over the re
mains of this beloved woman and it
is said that there was never a great
er number of floral offerings. Sor
rowing friends followed the body t.o
the train ami the beautiul casket
was Uttgrully covered with flowers.
The death of Mrs Rowe was a shock
to the community and many of her
friend.;, a* well as others of more rp
cont acquaintance, were overcome
with gi'aif when they read of it in
Th e News Sunday morning. Her only
grandson, Alvin B. Rowe, and his
wife came over from Savannah and
the remains to their last
vestiuMrplace
CASTORIA
For and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Signature of MuC/Vaf S&USA&K
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.
Ah! What rebel'! Your clogged
nostril* open right up, the air passages
of your head arc clear and you can
breathe freely. N,> more hawking, mufll
uig. nntoons discharge, headache, dry
hess—<> struggling for breath at nigh*,
your told or mtarrii is gone.
Don’t stay stuffed-up' (Jet. a •-■mall
bottle of Fly’s (.'team Balm from jou>
druggi.-t now. ■ little of'this
fragrant, ar.t i ■•■:.-iW , tn in \ cur nor.
trils. let il peiicti ■ .>■ • ••..;• -;b every air.
peasugo of •< and - Iwall
the - 'o’! ■■ and- .• s' >■• ’.ohranc.r
giving you .u. •■< rebel' Ply s Ciaeui
Bubn is in - • • • . ~.i.i | , .itarrh
suffci la- ~ -1 . . . R*. 4
splendid.
It starts cirtuktion'wiis
scatters cmgatian The Ur
flamimtion disappears—
and along with it the pom
Rftltevea panasol rtouruatte twmgea toe*.
Wtjtn* and backaches, neunifiat,
cold* in chest. Keep it band?.
L*nhnent-&fc paint
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Buy 'TyP?
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should buy a Columbia
COLUMBIA CABINETS
lMstream*line Cabinet
Harmonizes delightfully with your
home furnishings. All finishes are beau*
tiiul and easily kept clean.
2-—Automatic Record Ejector
Eliminate* the search for the desired
record. An ideal place lor your choice
selections. Automatically cleans them
before use.
Control Loaves
Loud or sofv music as you choose—op
erates on same principle as pipc-orgsc
control.
4—■.One-hancJ Top
Easy to raise and lower without danger
of damage or breakage.
COLUMBIA TONE
j£_Ußiversal Reproducer
#hich gives natural accuracy of tone
because it is constructed to reproduce
the proper balance between overtones
and fundamental tones.
Tone Arm
which allows the sound vove%o do
velop fully and naturally—
by joints and reflection**—!ram the time
they are picked off the record till th 7
emerge through the tone ifta.
—Tnno Anfplfier
/which assures free and nai rai awplifi
cation. Site and design a. ihe result
of iC years' constant capcrirocntatioU.
COLUMBIA MOTOR
g__D*play
Brake (to operates it the
metor—not on turn-table Noiseless
Easy to oil o r iteflp.
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▼ - net*!., dropTWwKiMF Mr
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JO—Non-S-t Aut ' mLA
It topt the mnoMm 5a r,.i
when the rctuca W A playing
‘ 1 fcut byjthe Room fid ” J
Gives n steady supply of clean hc:H, in anv y-'
room in itie house at any time you wen* it,
and at much less than the cost of coal, wood
10 Hours Heal to 1 Gallon 2
It is tight, strong and durable and its warm.
penetrating rays will heat the room for I
\ necessity in every household —now in use '
in ovti Americn
Standard Oil Company 1
Ain. .tarVson*i!le, Fla. Lo-Brrin, jfj ' % *•’ BZ ®
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THE folks are -ill going to be there with you. 'iacres going
to be a bjg, fat turkey and ail the fixings end pumpkin pie—
good stories? laughter, fu r - md good cheer at table—and then
what? Wouldn’t it be joyous if you o .id all troop into the front
room, soma one roll up the rug, some other one start the Columbia
and then have a real cid-timc dance an 1 frolic?
Sound good? You betl And you -r edn't postpone the happy
time of owning; 3 Columbia Giafono! another clay. Go to the
nearest Columbia Dealer to-day. See the handsome stream-line
Columbia model.; hr. Las on display. Let the Columbia man
explain (he tc individual and superior points of merit that make
the Columbia the most satisfactory phonograph that money can
buy. Then r.vke inquiries* about prices. You will be astonished
that this instrument, with raoro improvements than any other
worth-while phonograph, car. ho bcuy, t for so little—and, too,
the Cohuu.iri. nan will likely tell you r ';> Community Club pur
chase pin; ,i > •ch you can get t!-. r.trtur.cnt of yon; choice
at once and pay ,o r it oa “a mutually satisfactory arrangement.”
Don’t w.ui? V , ■. say “no”! Cc end sec! Wc know you’ll
love your Colu:.,
COLUMBIA GRAPixOPHONE CO., N*u> York
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