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|ews M-Jtes or General Interest T HE TIDES TO DECEMBER 8. Sunday, High c, . I.'- IWA: Dim-. 1 1... U Mi,-. 1 ■ i ■• >" i Oiitfi liar. <•; L I KV'.rfepij CITY ~ I ■. > ; • ( /ir l - :\P (BSE* iMI II!r' ;■ \\ I.'K' . 4*• ’* • • ■•!• •ST 1111 MK op KXTEB'Br T I Pla vh'x* H \ t;ti svi r 1 1 ii '.nlfFm BV> o%light Orj^g ■)UD FISHEUS CCCIN*.'. Cj®i f I H pr Q -i ’HBfc* L'Ct. zr j&E m |l%rafpfp ;'"C‘ '■ that is filled with laughs. I tjj^K A bevy of pretey jjirls, won* .'/,'• J derfiil nuiidigtt Bp- JjSjjl U, $ ?’ . than gf Jjf G-, jfA :■ gl- For Men | | For Women S)i ; . H’ Jrts, Ties, Silk |>ilk Waists, Sijjk Hose^Coat 2128 Cor. L 6 Blocks From High Prices Telephohe 128 •"I t lint the city court meets tomor >niing bm this is a mistake. On account of tomorrow be ink t , in the month and as * ,npn ;,| c "II lh*' jury. lie* idl'd jo 'kip over JB|Vnd reuiir- t>> NDE HHHH port. is doiriT inspection. Work Mu, p< jß^Lstr'da' 1 i f i hHaJ | y * /f vi'V. trade as scores of country resident.' were in town a nd they all seemed to have plenty of money notwithstajMi mg the ‘‘hard time” cry which ,4® really become a habit wilh maiMfj DE P A RT M E N T o o NjaHnAl v 'hori l> aftiiPßfe. jl£ , > s wßß.v a telephone messagMptich too Fit t -2103 I‘nion street house i s own ed b\ _Uie Cargyle estate and was occupier by a colored family. The amounted to only a few shin Wes consumed. ■EA FOOD 8 AN ADDtTlCfcJfp_ J V Till ' -llBvA, I* f *| B 'jblMßlj! . s- ’ pr a a >tk CATCHIEs#ANY ißb -lie Pa i fi W‘ y w i iii.iinjHj **F bc,.n ilit‘ •> a ii e mfifci. , jjjfe-. Ix.; p B “ ‘ cs‘ ful llh^V HMflflHu®: busiiCp' ■M- liimv tribe. jf STORE SHOWING - Wttt sAlorc %s a very iy . JpW Is, which Munag- P 7, a y. I heßlip is cordial 1/ ihit |1; k harcuts I'nnii'MMEsivrt* the ■ißfCity tilings int make thl children happy. B MOVEMENTS OF IN THIS PORT YESTERDAY. Steamer New York City, Which has been taking part cargo, of cotton at the New Docks, dropped dlown to the Downing wharves yesterday and will complete cargo for foreign ports. Th 0 Japanese steamer Texas has left European ports and the American jßiipoing board steamer Waite Meet™ lias sailed for Bueno- JB . \ CLIDE STSPrER LAKw GILBOA SAILED YEStIrDAY. The Clyde lln,, steamer, Uko Oil boa, left yesterday afternoon a reasonably good cargo of turpentine Bd<VP timber and xrossitips. The of th P same line, Was jo ' ! *WN(''v Yoijitu- 11 — WEATHER fjWSST AND CCNQ*^TON. laaJPartly cloudy, p.Viliably little change in tempera- southwest and west Finds. Conditions elsewhere: Local showers arc falling in the east Gplf Tennessee an<! lower -Mississippi val ley state s and snow flurries in the northeast. Elsewhere fair weather continues. Temperatures are rising in the northwest and are moderate in the s outh, but it is colder in the lOhio valley and lake region. The, pressure is above normal over the country. WEATHER FOR WEEK STARTING TOMORROW. Washington, Dec. 2. —-Weekly feather outlook beginning Monday: jMith Atlantic and east' Gulf states cloudiness, scattered lo \ ains: temperature normal. Bd old summer time Ble back yesterday. old suiniiier time was back s t'iila> and hefot'e Tiiuudil it was and in" 1 ' 1 1" I ii:,,. ■nr ft .• f pdßßc|F|jyj|r did lid :injb| S ■mnii'r nay keen tlicin *. ,• t PPcir latest acfiuiaition i|J robes. While great beads of ation flowing in streams, made on some, the powder puffs were kept busy and last night it was the end of a beautiful day and, it may be said of a beautiful aid, ii may be said uncomfortable, day t<> owners of new ’winter fixings." elks TO OCCUR THIS 1 Brunswick Lodge No and l‘i ~tc< 11 observe then . BM orial service at tile lodge afternoon ayfr.'lb o’clock. ußhtg ir a v e ry service, earn estly de s ire3Rl’at all thei,( friends wiljpfctcnd. Th,f memorial Bldress is to lie delivered by Ifillard a tpiartetle, under J&^di recti^M) f J. L. Andrews, will inJ^Bßixereises. A cordial in to the public it" NOTICE L All persons are hereby noti-J fied that no hunting, fishingß | trapping or tretyMpsing in ! way on ar^l M jtuniWiililfiiecl in eith-jl yvlclntosh counties . IB^ !^EN E E R ’XKAGE CO., Ga-, Nov. 28, 1922. $225,000 CITY OF BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA GOLD BONDS Sealed proposals will be receive! until 3 o’clock p. m., December 12. 1922, by the commission of th e city of Brunswick for the purchase (jf $175,000 Bridge and Road Bonds of! said city, maturing $7,000 annually October 1, 1928 to 1925 and $50,000! additional Sewer Bond s of said city, j maturing $2,000 annually 1928 to! 1952. All bonds dated October 1, 1922,! denominatiens SI,OOO, principal and jn terest (A & 0 1, 5 per cent', navah’e in tb e city of Brunswick in gold. General obligations, unlimited tax. registrable as to principle alone or both principal and interest Validated by Superior court for Gly-’i) county. Approving opinion of Chester B. Mnsslich, Eso. Delivery about De cember 20, 1922. Proposi’s m>‘st be in a form yhich additiional informa tion a s to lb,, city, its IjAandnl con dition and the c'OuditiotM of bidding, ncluding two Per aer* good faith deposit, Will ho '.Pplic .1- pIJOU I^Annex Try our plate lunches. jVlenu changed dail)jg only 50c Orders taken for all Shipmeßl -iTar t z MountanWSnries to pkrive soon. Reserve |Xmas. . f ■ A- 1 tiaCj ,/f underslgti.-d.- The right w> rjT Jfeny and ill aids Is reserved. '’bHIE-!'' AnUKuild Dp The System Take the Old StaMßd GROVE'S TASTE-- LESS chill TONICBBfou know what you are taking, as thWormula is printed on every label, shcwfpMit is Quinine and Iron in a form. The Quinine drives out the malaria- the Iron builds up the system- 60 JgfWM - I It’s YOUR fattery; But — 'WT lt’s 01% responsibility to see always current to Bnand. >*'• it's up to us to we possibly can to battery going so strong Hljtpffg that you’ll never think else to have it what make it is. of all batteries Willard Standards. Come let us show you! Brunswick Batttery & Motor Company Representing Ifßllarl Batteries ( - v ' A rK)MW| Wm (WOOD SEPARATORS) CASTORI/S For Infants and Children i In Use For Over 30 Years' Signature of /'frCcJUtt