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SPORTJN G NEWSIi FLORIDA GETS CLEMSON BY A SCORE 47 TO 14 Carolina Team Did Not Seem to Stand Show Againstß Weighty Floridians B Jacksonville, tJeefjrZ.— South sH Park wag crowded to capacity todar when Florida defeated Clemson to the core of 47 to 14 for th e ‘Tigetg.” The Carolinana didn't stand a chance against the big Florida team, being outweighted 16 pounds to a man, but relied on thci r nimbl wit s to turn the tables on the "Gil tors.’’ 1 At noon a mounter parade mar'll <*d through the city including csij tingent* of th e police, the tJnfverlß of Florida band of 56 pieces, spiiH sot< of the rival teams, and monfi !>er s of the Clem son alumni. SPORTOGRAPHS BAYI OR CHAMPIONS Dallas* Tex., Dec.- 2.—The Baylor university football team is undisput ed champion of the southwestern con ference by defeating Southern Meth odist university 24 to 0, finishing the season without n defeat by any con ference team. 1 MERCERHBURG A WINNER Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. Mer* cersbtirg Academy, of Mercersburg, Pa., won the national arqateur riter , scholastic oross-country ru> in Fair mont Park, Scoring 41 tttftrh r ;-on4Votral' pgkN. ffettLi^M is, Buffalo Tech, Was second aiid .Tohn Shaw of Hutchinson High, think PO TRAIN AT CLEARWATER , St. Petersburg. P]a„ pee. 2.—Chits’! Ebbettsi owner "of the Broojtjyn. Na tional league toaiw. has ysigne* a-ion tmet with the city of Clearwater to take his team to that city next spring for traif Los AngeiK'llpHHV c. 2.- Battling N< Ison. fo'tißßk,; m.'ht • iiompion , ho hi , wa Mf&fira* *fic coast with of mSH^Buhom bouts KtJjBL." 2.—Maximac the tlOiWfe han- of l 1-4 Bowie. Hepli IN .1 Vl' 2. TI.C \IOITO composed of nia till Ü BS^.4or WINNERS KaJMp _ a SSffIHV "■■' OS B 11,.- Ml. 'm •'!■• Bi'> is 'i !,* 'S, 5- I >. ■' 1 f< ■ i sv JOE RAY SUSPENDED New York, N. Y., Dec. 2,-f-Joe Ray, j sturdy little middle-distartte runner! of Chicago, has been suspended by | the National A. A. U. for alleged, ex- j cessive charges for expeuges. Ray i was asked to return SIOO by Decent- I her IJ. Failure to comply wilfcj make his suspension permanent. 1 REFUSED CLAIM New York. N. —Despite violent protests fromflclßjmia offi cial's; the National A. AL’.'jj- in ban- ; volition here bps ypfuseofor a time Ftp accept ip sWikjjj the seven reeoMs ifAirti Ittspyards to ; 175 yagjß, claimed by flEjApy Pa'ddocU|^^ational Jji-ititer. ' ut year.’ T ■*. •/■ A/f s’ I'l^B • DR. v ?Y T jJ| 4 * ip- R SM* opiidon VELVET' is not the feEST flour you have ever Mg®4 you may return it to your grocer, I Bg get your money back. For S<kle by FOOTBALL RESULTS Boston College 17; Holy Cross 13. Florida 47; Clemson 14. Georgetown 13; LaFayett* U. Quantico Marines 13; 3rd Army Corps 12. Western Star s 6; Eastern Suns 0. j University of Tennessee Medical Department 14 Wabash College 7. Camp Benning 20; Mercer Univer sity 13. J. M. PITTS 1 ““-“ t .Estimates Cheerfully ished. Large and small the same prompt. I have been UMfmmfffhv of business in the past twenty-flve'yEip.-vVMy best references Are furnisfwfd by those I have worked for. 1203 Uloucestcr Wm\g jtt tu wAt>o >-Bpwgaßs : LADIES! DARkMmB YOUR GRAY Hfflß U*e Grandma's Sage Tea and' Sulphur Rscipe and Nobody Will Know The use of Sage and Sulphur for re storing faded, gray hair to its iritutjj| color dates back to grandmother’s She used it to keep her hair dark, glossy and attractive. WjMU her hair took on that dull. RBagil streaked appearance, this turc was applied with wugm feet. But brewing at home M out-of-date. Nowadays, any drug store for a bottle Sage and Sulphur Compour.-Jjßj get this famous old proved by the addition o*J&Aj dicnts, which can betoej|^*' ■- restore natural color Hg hair. f: 'HBK j* Well-known di jH|| fchr l air so naturally iw' B' 1 *'d can it has ’ “<ju simply dampen a iniTMFjMfc—^ . brush with it and draw Vour hair, taking one strand" at ,p.'. By morning the gray hair disrapjjffs, and aftel- another application or two, it hreomts beautifully dark and glossy. ST. SIMON TRANS!! COMPANY BRUNSWICK TO OCEAN PIFR, ST. SIMON ISLAND a Winter Schedule l Brunswick ‘J:00 anD Lwfte Brun 1 wick 3:QO pm Leave Ocean Pier Dl:0b am k.cave Ocean Pier Pm ' SUNDAY Leave Brunswick . *.?• f. .. 9:3UfJ I>eave Brunswick 2'ROp™ 1 Leave Octanabir . .. .. .11:00 am y,cav e OcnXtir 4:30 pm ■ U J. B. WRIGHT, BRUNS]b !, £KS^J^D? J Corner Streets * O. W. BRADMi Proprietor < Red Snapper, Bass - Altamaha Yfver fresh water cat- ■ fish, Trout, Crab Meat, Cedar ■* Key Mullet. ‘ ' : D j ■ i Just m Itdß’udfisb^ her. It's ißrjE \i'a -f LOCAL MARKETS Timber Cos.) | Ileirr*’Pjne: Grade No. 5, 7x9xß 1-2. $1.2(1; grade 4, 7xßxß 1-2, $1.10;, grade 3, 6xßxß 1-2, SI.OO. I Sap Pine: grade 5,70 c; grade 4, 60c,f| 3, 50c. „ > > Cyprese; Grade s.*9sc; gcade 3, 70c. Glade 5. PO ; KYaclr 1, §z%ii \-a%L- ■’ Hk’ to i : , 'feagaY. SLV-. . ' 'V V.h-.f. 17.011 MM' NAY^^TORFS aCJM) t* of turpi II: Hie HJpr Last sain- . Ni.viTL* Jf ■ TL4S. Rosin, firm, ttw -IpM :.•(); N 5.30; K gm| n.-. <10: P. •~- 1 '" y -P lit - el,, -|/:i ' ■ ITO; 7-'^ :'t o; | • NEW N (iRkBBMI^B MHPwitf tend somXurthcNfe’igjuda;, ilofPvvhicth accounted for an - 1 j steady an JJanuary during the early trading l Ajdli covering for over the week-end. ' qPv . ’ NEW ORLEANS COTTON. j Now Orleans, Dec. 2.—Cotton i.p --; ened steady. December 24.55; Janti i ary, 24.57; March. 24.60; May, 24.48; i :July, 24.27. DR. U. 0. QWLLIAN Office Phone 47 1 Residence Phonc^^J^ >vq O D | -fr Oak jAjlr Mixed Phone 600 ji l {mtm “and yariS „'Ri l.' Huntley, Mgr. MBjtes Useful and AsissCLim and Enamel Roasters NRlectric i \.r_olators Electric Irons > 0 >. • Electric I oasfecs •i ’ Sets and black'T ea Sets Casserolesjand Tea F-ols 4 t . | J Jmkre : Cl ' 1 “Money Sefcp Is Money Made