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BIJOU THEATRE Wonderful Program Today SHOW STARTS ? 00; 5:00: 7:00 and 9:00 / CONSTANCE TAIMADCM^Iover: It you only knew how good Ibis Is* we could’f keep you away with a caveman’s club. Also forchy in a Two-Reel Comedy**“Torchy’s I i ;d' And The Latest Pathe News THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONE OF A MILLION THRILLS William Fox Presents The sensational spaod drama which delighted New York “The Fast Mail” The wonder Melodrama of I ove and thrills. Founded on the famous play by Lincoln .1. Carter Directed by Bernard J. Wiring ~ Also Buster Keaton in a wonderful comedy “The Boat” The Gayantee Store 'Bid SALE It has been the and most success ful event we have ever had. The proof of it was that the people of Brunswick know values and sure responded splend idly. j For the balance of this week we offer far more wonderful values as the final climax of this tremendous sale. \ Furs $4.95 up Coats $! 2.95 up Dresses $6.95 up Suits $ I 4.95 up Just received a shipment of children Dresses and Ccats specially priced for this sale. The Guarantee Store Next to Miller Furniture Cos. 1506 Newcastle Street. “ARE YOU A WELL DRESSED WoMAif“° Do you study yourself? Do you study the style V ou •hould wear? We are judging largely by our Hut-?. Every successful woman knows what the right Hat means. Fortunately it is not a mere matter of spend ing money; many a woman who dresses in perfect taste does not spend large sums of money. What she does spend is care and thought, in choosing the right sort of Hat. To do that successfully one must go where hats of individuality and style are to be bad minus excessive prices. WHY EXPERIMENT? BUT AT Porter’s Hat Shop CA/< PI . r* r vjioucesier street SOCIETY BDITE D BY Phone <l4* MISS KATHAR rs O’CONNOR Phone, m (All Items must be phoned not later than six o'clock to b*' inserted next morning.) No advencc in Admission 10c and 30c BROTHERHOOD. Why do I dare love all mankind? Tls not because each face, each form Is comely, for it is not so; Nor is it that each soul is warm With nn.v Godlike glow. Yet there’s no one to whotn’s not given Some little linoamont of heaven, Some partial symbol, at the least, in sign Of what should be, if It is not, with .... The® was a time, full well I know, WlieJ 1 had not yet seen you so; Tjffrie, was, when (few seem’d fair; ! Jml now, as through the streets I go, i There seems no fae so shapeless, so j Forlorn, but that there’s something' there That, like the heavens, doth de clare The glory of the great All-fair; And so mine own each one I call; And so I dare to love you all. —Henry Septimus Sutton in Chris tian Science Monitor. WEDNESDAY Acacia Club, Misses Ethel and Kcaif <Vno!.>, tMf> Union street, at. 4 o’clock. THURSDAY— Thanksgiving Day. FRIDAY— Friday Aftemoonj Club Mrs. J. E Rojnlle, Jr., hostess; HO'l First stvi nue, at 3:30 p. m. Harmonic Club—to be announced later. SATURDAY— Girls Club. Miss Eliabeth Taylor., hostess; 019 Union street, at 3:30 1 P. m, WESLEY BIBLE CLASS HAD SOCIAL AFTERNOON. Tho Wesley Bible Class of the First Methodist church, of which Mrs. D. W. Krauss is teacher, had a most delightful social meeting; Monday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. C. I*. Dusenbtjry. OD O O | WILL DEMONSTRATE BLOCK CANDY AT LOCAL FAIR. Mrs. If. B. Kroeber, representative of the Frank K. Block Cos., famous candy manufacturers, of Atlanta, is lie re for the purpose of demonstrat ing tin sdelieious confectionery, which t as grown popular and. is being dis tributed all over the 'country. She will be in charge of an exhibit of her company, at the Glynn county fair, beginning today at 12:30. Doubtless this booth will he one of the most attractive features of the fair and the People of this city are Invited to ko up and sample the candies and crackers. aa o o LITTLE MARY OATES HAD BIRTHDAY TARTY. Tittle Wry Oates was the hon oree of a lovely birthday party giv en by her mother, Mrs. W. M. Oate ~ at her homo on Prince street yester day afternoon. The occasion was the little girl’s fifth birthday and there were about forty or forty-five guests W*aent who enjoyed the afternoon ; tayfcg various game*. Artistic in every detail were the decorations of pink and white cut flowers, chrysanthemums and ferns, which were used in the rooms where the children played. Pinning the donkey’s tail on was the chief amuse ment, for which Dolores Gillican was awarded the prize. Each little guest received a toy, as a favor. The snowy white cake, with its five candles held in tiuy pink r e-, buds-, was a lovely centerpiece for the able, where ice cream and cuke were served by Mrs. Oates and her assist ants, Marßaret Stiles and Annie Lyle Msnn. MRS. J. V. DAVENP/HR HOSTBS TO C ARD CLITL The Neighborhood Club was very charmingly entertainer! yesterday af ternoon by Mrs. J. p. Davenport, at her home on Egmont street. A profusion of pink roses and sa cred lilies were used as decorations adn the rooms looked ver attractive. At htis meeting, Meadanies J. B. Wright. N. E. Gillican, Henry Trn wick, of New York, and Miss Maude Anderson, also of Nenv York, were guests of the club. In bridge Miss Kezzie Conoley made top score and was awarded the Prize. At the conclusion of the game a salad course was served, and it was announced that Mrs. T. J. McCall would have the cluh next week at the Bijou Annex. BOOKS WANTED FOR BOOK SHOWER. EDUCATION WEEK. On Wednesday, Deeemer 6th, which is during American Education week, the education department of the Wo man’s club, is to present a special program and book shower at the Y. \\. 0. A. hall. These books will be SOCIAL CALENDAR THE BRUNSWICK NEWS ■ placed in the children’s free depart | ment of the city library, for the use of Brunswick school children, and : everyone- is exPeled to come and erm | tribute a book. | A partial list of those wanted was Printed a few days ago in these col ! limns, adn below is printer a further l li. 1. Please freserve these lists for, reference: "Scottish Chief," “Thadeus of War saw,” Porter; “Silas Mamer,” “Kom la," Elliot; “The White Company,” Doyle; “A Tale of Two Cities,” Dick ens; “Quentin Durward, Talisman Marmion,” Scott; “The Alhamra,” Irving; “The Boy’s Froissart,” Ed. by Lanier; ‘‘Westward Ho!” Kings ley; ‘‘The Monk of Fife,” Lang; ‘‘Arabian Nights Entertainment;’ ‘The Black Arrow,” Stephenson; “I, Thou am) the Other One,” Barr; “If I Were King,” McCarthy; “Under the Red Robe,” Weyman; “Men of Iron,” Pyle; “When Knighthood Was in Flower,’” Major; “A Knight, of the White Cross,” Hentz; “The Three Musketeers,” Dumas; “The Helmet, of Navaree,” Runkel; “A Lily of France,” Mason; "A Ward of King Canute* The Thrall of l ief the Ltn-ky^r “ao o o Miss Gray Moody will spend never al days in Nashville, Tenn., with rel stives during the holidays. 100 o o ■ Miss Verna Rogers will spend at her home in l.uln 1011. Mrs. A. K. I.ewis, of Columbia, S. C., will arrive today to visit her sis ter, Mrs. K, Campbell. OO O O Many friends will regret to learn (hut Mrs. C. W. Stevenson is ill at her home on Union street. 0O O O Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Church motored over to Savannah yesterday, upend ing the day in that city. oo a o Miss Lillian Keeyre .it; spending Thanksgiving with relatives in Barnesville, Ga Miss Helen Lis.-.nor, a studenuof Goucher College, Baltimore, rls-nd Thanksgiving in New Work with relatives. ° 0 oW*ba Downing Wnd jorie Nightengale -lee, now inTjfgj will return homo e;i -JM date. Won n o Miss Julia Miller will ~pd Thanksgiving at Guyton ■ Ga., Iter !'” l "e, .'mending'a few days With*rel it! ives. O Cr O O Mrs. G. W. Blanton, who has heen away practically all summer, return ed home Monday evening and Is now greatly improved in health. oo o o Mrs. W. H. DeVoe and Mr . |). \V. Krauss will leave this afternoon for Jacksonville. Mrs. Krauss will he the guest of Mi>. DeVoe for a short time. ci o O a Mr. ami Mrs. Hugh Hughe-, an- A Tin Ifl LOSE Aim HAIR 35c‘'Danderine” Saves Your Hair—Ends Dandruff! Delightful Tonic v A i ' :V: ■ ’ tVr . Only fools let hai: fall out and J- a Idrnff lay. Neglect means a bald spo shortly. A little “Danderine” now will save your hair. This de lightful tonic cleans the scalp of ev ery particle of dandruff, tightens the h. ir-foot Peres. s„ the hair stops ii tiling out ands ( , the vitalizing oils, which are ihe very life and strength | °t the hair, can not ooze away. Danderine i s not sticky or greasy. H has made weak, sick, neglected bait- strong and healthy for millions ■. f and -.vome-ii. Your comb o. brush i a warning you. Hurry to any drug store and get a bottle now. Don’t wait 1 Anew shipment of Gloves made by Hanse and Grinnel in the 1 2 button Chamoisettes Colors, Tan, Cream, Brown $2.00 The Chamoisette Gauntlet In Black, Brown, Cream, Grey $1.95 Self-tnmmed, White I rimmed Hosiery for the Family for infants flapper. In colors to match the most exclusive shade of shoes, in fabnees as you will. Priced for Children 25c to 60c Priced for Ladies 50c to $5.50 Priced for Men 35c to 85c A. ZELMENOVITZ nuance the birth pf a little daughter,‘ November 26th, t their bo me on' Halifax o o Soioas F.vaiu, ha* reutrned i ,|s£sJrr spending the jtunt week in RSHfahvllle with friends and rcla fc O 00.0 friends of Mrs. 11. W. Murray Wt little son, Jack, are glad to know tv are improving ,fl<nn their recent illA*. Xoo o o MrVmd Mrs. A. 11 Hull and Mr. DudleyVjfull, of TamPa, Kla., were ruosis n 1.. Elliott, Mo nils..' anti Tue<WK|||aute to Savannah. Miss Hel’enand Miss Aline Parker, Hrenau College, "’ill attend football point*, Thnnlflp’ing, in Atlanta. Mr. Hope Strong, Hope Strong, im and the two h igh school teachers, f.. H. F<dk und Thomas tlowel! Jr ill spend Tluinkatrivlnst on the isbtjß. Miss Kill if Aiken, who i- visiting ’ her sistt*, Mrs. Carl Betts, has a* her i I'harmiiJf guest, Miss Margaret Mc- Arthur/of Atlanta.—Jßome Trlhune- HeraldJ m 000.0 Am Kg those going home for Thankfclvinfr is Miss Catherine Sj>encJ one of the public school teachers, who will visit at Nashville, - (la., for a fw la’s. 0 o*oo Dr. and Mrs. S. E. O'Quinn, daugh ter. Mont Inch and Miss Maude Cook, are to leave this afternoon to spend Thanksgiving at Jesup, with rela tives. Oo c o Mrs. Carl- Betts lias as her guests f her mother, Mrs L. H. Aiken, of Brunswick, and her sister and' nieees, Mi-s. Spencer Atkinson and Ruth and. Anna Atkinson, of Atlanta.—Rome Tribune-Herald. oo o o The man" friends of teroy Hainee, of Jacksonville, who has been eon-■ fined to St. Vincent hospital, will be! interested in the report that he is im- 1 proving. Mr. Haines isa nephew and j vristor of Mi’s. Thomas Evans and I Mrs. Joe Evans. Mrs. O. D. Potter and little son, of • harlotte. N. C.. are guests of Rev. and Mrs ,W. E. Porter. Mrs. Potter was formerly Miss Tanner Porter, and she has many friends in the city. | Mr. and Mrs. John Dyal motored o Millen and spent the week-end as ■he guest of Mrs. Oglesby. CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children in Use For Over 30 Years ZSZaCt&Bi GIKJ. REBERYKS HAVE ORGANIZED FOR WINTER. The seventh and eighth grade Girl Reserves of the Y. W. C. A. held their Jisst meetings of this fall, have or iini.-.rd and made Plam for their win ter reason. I'or the Bth Grade Girl Reserves nt the “Y the following temporary officers were elected: Frankie An drews. president; Louise Powell, sec i c vjjss Marion PHdrick, advisor. For the Girl Reserves uf the 7t.h Grad. Leslie Gignilliatt, president; Rosa Vieker, secretary, and Mi.ss Blanche lait, advisor. These girls will hold their regular weekly meetings at the Y. W. A. DR. WILLIAM T. ELLISON SPECIALIST Nerve, Blood and Skin Diseases including Venereal and Rectal L)u eases (Piles). No knife-no discomfort —no detention from business. Permanently located. Refutation firmly established. 20 years’ experience. Testimonials sent upon request. Call or writ* for Information and advice. SUITE 4-8 MOYLAN BLDG. er. BroßKhtan and Drayton Straota Savannah, Georgia Hours 9 to Sundays 10 to 1 Lff loverUtn** Lb* ortotrui] KJ|kM LrraUoent for itUm. 9 • urgiosi > Auxpt Oe sobiuut i There are Virtrolas in wide var- , iety to suit every taste and purse, from $25 $35. SSO. $75 S& $125 and up. Let us demon strata the superior tone quali ties of the popular Console mod- M&feft’-w .lj|| els, and explain our very attrac- JjKy il We believe the Victrola to be the greatest musical instru ment of its kind in the woild. We love to sell it. We have a large and carefully selected stock of Victor records, and put on sale the first of each month a complete list of the newsies. ' VICKERS & MANN Authorized Victor Dealers WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29 ,1922. A Store Filled Every Neccessity and Luxury for the Whole Family at Prices That Are Fair Whitmans Candy Sampler I to 5 lbs. Other Kinds from 10c up FRESH Glynn Drug Cos. Phone 827