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CHRISTMAS SEAL
SALE CONTINUES
BE SUCCESSFUL
BEVY OF BEAUTIFUL GIRLS
STILL WORK IN CAUSE
OF HUMANITY
, The Anti-Tuberculosis Christmas
Seal Sale rolls merrily on. On Sat
urday a bevy of beautiful girls were
on the streets all day long with these
little Messengers of Hope anil Hap
unetp for many a .sufferer from the
%-eart white plague. The sale hat:'
not been made persistent and appeal
ing enough however, to provide funds
to cover the local work planned, ami
the 1 business men of Brunswick miisf
simply come to the rescue by the
purchase of not only the little stamps
to put on the back of their letters and |
parcel, but should, invest in the
bonds, the denominations of which
run from $5.00 each, up. said Mrs.
Crawford the chairman of the sales
campaign in talking With a News rep
resentative last night.
The Glynn Hfounty Tuberculosis
Association, together with the health
officers, county fond city physicians,
could tell stories of afflicted homes in
Glvnn county where there arc more
sufferers from tuberculosis, with no
place to go, and sometimes no food to
eat, living in surroundings that are
bound to spread the Plague to their
children and neighbors, and, in the
cusc of the colored! population, to
those among whom the rest of the
family may work.
"It should not be necessary," said
Mrs. Crowford. "to r drk on the sym
pathy of the Public with this ‘sob
stuff,’ but if I could just take some
of the rich and influential People
through some of the families with
whom I work weekly, ftpd let them
see the Pitiable condition that these
little seals sold in sufficient, quanti
les. could remedy, 1 am' sure*they;
would open up their .hearts and
purses.
“The advent rtf cold weather, with
the close and crowded quarters found
in the indigent tuberculosis families,
adds to the horror of the situation.
Crowding around jonc slim flip, if
they are Hicky enough to have any at
all, are the patienf, mr patients, .the
children the cats and the mongrel
pill' all getting their doses of the
deadly germs probably later to bring
them to you and your chidden. Self
.preservation should actuate an.v com- 1
munity in supporting t work of this 1
kirid." )' I
i.O.y)W)^ s I LRK\
HBr usnk,,u
L VHrai. merchant and business j
mau o^Dwen' a Ferry, Camden coun }
ty, Passed away late yesterday after- 1
noon after nu illnoss of short duration
and the funeral will lie held in the
family burial lot in {ho cemetery near
Ids homo tomorrow morning,
hi.. Inline tomorrow,
the death 0 f Mr. Dyal last night
and will leave this morning with a
haiidhonie casket amt will conduct
the funeral, Deceased is well known
by scores of ftrunswickians. He often
visited this city and, being a met'- |
chant, did lmsiuem} with th P whole- 1
salers here
“Main Street ’ or '
Broadway—
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where they will find genuine Buick factory made parts,
and where they will receive courteous, conscientious
and Helpful assistance in the continued perfect oper
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confidence and satisfaction that they have in any motor
car that bears the Buick name.
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PETITION FOR INCORPORATION
GEORGIA—GIynn County:
io the superior court of „aid coun-j
ty:
The petition of Edwin i>. Ansley,
of Pultori county, Georgia, •and 0 f
Bfnjainin B. Purse and George A.
Tru e of Glynn county, Georgia, re- i
spcctfully shows that:
1. Petitioners desire on behalf 0 f
themselves anil their future associ- j
ates, successors or assigns, to be j
ini orporated for a period of twenty I
(20) years, under the name anil style I
of St. Clair Company, with the right /
to a further removal as provided by
law.
2. The object of their association
is the Profit to bo derived by thVinem"
bers from the carrying on of the
business or businosses hei'einafta^et
3. The particular businthJlwfllßu
nesses to be carried on
Potation will be to buy and sell
estate wherever located to crgfl
building,, of all lots, to
any and all kinds of mere ant il<^|w
ai wholesale or retail, to
real est.ftte rental busginesg to
a collection business, to act as agents
for owners of property in looking af
. ter such property generally, to eon.
|. struct., acquire, own and operate golf
i links .and to charge for their use, to
I own and operate other outlays f o r
; °thir athletic or recreational games,
to own and operate clubs and club
houses, 4 0,l to charge for the use
thereof, to own a nd *p ( .i'ut. e hotels,
to acquire fishing .pRk oystering
rights and to dmau afeA the use
oof, to own auto.liio
hiles and other ' aniih,a|g
tiiused fot- motive powv r ; or jP
l itmff- or driving, to o'Vn and operate
Inis lines and pleasure crafts, a ud to
charge for the Use thereof: %
•1. Petitioners pray that said cor
poration b> vested with all the rights
powers and privileges Incident to cor
porations of lik c character under the
law- of Georgia, or jfc rottfter. given,
including' the gni; and be
sued, to have amt*se^jomnion seal,
to make bylaws lijndim? on its mem
bers and not Inconsistent with the
lii'V-. of Georgia, or the United States,
and to purchase, hold, Itmse. use and
otherwise enjoy such prtipert.v, real
and personal a may be n ,,f \ av\
or proper to the purpose of the
incorporation, and to sol’ and dispoka
of the same, and make conveyances
thereof; to borrow money and to
make and issue promissory notes,
bills of exchange, bonds, debentures
and evidences of indebtedness of all
and to secure the payment
mortgage, pledge, eotlater
1, dee” or trust, deeds to secure debt
or other security instruments, on the
whole or any portion of its property,
assets of income, or in such other
SCOTT TELLS OF
’22 BASKETBALL
TEAM OF HIGH
(By T. A. Scott.)
Bang! A pistol *hot rang out.
Eight hundred voices ceased as in
stantly ag if struck by that leaden
. nu-ssenger of death.
!,. f /FJ'.e game had ended, with the score
-liqd, thirty-three,.all. "Play it out."
sb|uted n Brunswick youth the veins
t®ting out on his neck like cord
iwoll. Instantly hundreds in the gal
,lei*s shouted the same request. I!
'jr agreed to play an extra five min
flue period. A championship was at
] stake. Someone must win, someone
must lose. A whistle blew, and the
j game began. Brunswick would score .
| then Rcitlsville. Never before had
‘such a basketball game been "witness-;
;cd. Shouting from' the galleries
grew more intense, they were no
| longer spectators at a basketball
.game, but a mail mob. The score was
| again tied, thirty-seven to thirty-sev
en, with only one minute to play.
Ten men fighting like wild men, pass
ing, dribbling and making unreason
able attempts to shoot a* goal. As if
their lives were at stake these nor
sPiring lads fought, when the play
happened, which gave Brunswick the
fipionship, a pass from Burns to
illiatt an accurate allot, and
slipped through the basket, just
a, flame like a tongue of tire from
blazed, (forth from the muzzle of
The game again end
WOKantling: Brunswick,
(39; IhmN^BPH
j Now folks wasn’t that Some game,
but the game -vas Played jeat season.j
IWv can have just such games thisf
|season if the basketball material will
j assemble anil get into condition.
There ha?, been a great deal oAttlk
1 about league, Glynn High will
I have a team, and the Giya* Athletic
Af*ociatiou experts
jti'Hinr. thr league.
Him'.
mw %' i&mlM
• ■ f\£; i A * lti’’
or trail/'- I
/&:
ragyl
u. ■ • ■
"• lie I.' I',' f'4| " * 'if Jf
ill fa .I.iffll Jr
! \n phi -ci s \|prj|jf ft
to
Gym for *
mmgmp nHv
ap.vflg
come™■‘member to m.diiw
A number of pl3*pi
working out nielil ly at li
there are Mill a large rJu?;.
a tii'ii on tin- prop ./' kg ii
manner as may
colls OL prnpgair |.j lend ni’iuit^H
' *"i tnan^fl
'; ~. i,
lue.inlE-aiy anv io- pnrt
parilrto anv Inwful aßiermeiit for i
I'haring ptotits with any persons,}
lirm or e'on<oration that is carrying!
on or "ill be carrying on or engaged!
in, any business or businesses simia
lar to tliat to be conducted by
corporation; to receive money,
torty (if other consideration
hie to it-, directors in payment, nl J
stock, bonds, mjtes,
ether obligations that it may issue:
and to have and enjoy all ot.hn rright
Powers and Privileges necessary,
proper or expedient for the carrying
on of it business, and for the eavry
iiifi out of tile objects of this incor. I
Poratlonv wall'll 'arc nq: exlneskli
prohibited to corporations, and w-hP h
a uHtul'id Persoji i-ould have or oxer
rise about -aid businejßjm'luding th .
right to acquire, di.-i,, „f
stocks And m hares corpor
at ions: %* jH
The of said cor
Potation shall miki nf Tivonn
til,- Thousand ($25,000.00,1
divided into two hundred 'and tittv
(2f>o) shares of the pnfcv a lues ( ,r ’
Hue Hundred Dollars t each,
with the right to suin''
at an' time to an not o'
reeding Five Hundred Thousand Dol
lars ($000,000,001. and with the j
right to decrease the same at anv 1
time to (Iq, amount of the present
named capital stork, and with the
right to issu r p r efe r r c n stock to such
an amount and on such tonus :ls tli-i 1
member of J.lq- corporation may at
any lime desire
t>. The principal place of Inisine ,
of said corporation bp St Simon
Island, Glynn (founty, Georgia, with ■
the right,, however, to have otJier }
places of business and to carry on its
business and to hive officers and
!iSeneie s therefor, at such other points
as it may selc'd within o r without
the United States of America.
Whereof, petitioners pray U'al >hpv
and their associates etc., as befoie
staled, be incorporated under the
name and for the objects, purpo.-i's,
length of time and within Pi''
rights, lmwei's *nd privileges here,
inhefoie set forth.
Petitioners will eV<'r pray, etc
R.' d:‘ MEAD Kit,
Attorney af i-a" (fpijN^iuiHn
The original petition for in corpor
ation-filed in office the ilth day' of
December, 1932.
“OVER rut MILL” HAS A
SUCCESSFUL PREMIER HERE
"Over the Hill" the new William
Fox fetature photoplay that swept
New York oft its feet for a run of
a solid year on Broadway, w’as shown
last night at the Bijou Theatre and
will be s hown again today.
The local Premiere, which had been
awaiting with keen interest, proved
beyond the shadow of doubt that
"Over the Hill" is all that our New
■ York friends declared jt to be, and
judging from many comments on its
first screening here, it is one of thei
biggeat hits that we have ever enjoy-i
and.- *
A large ' audience was on hand t' l
greet the picture and give it a hearty
■ and richly deserved welcome; paying
not only- the tribute of spontaneous
laughter to Its many delightful com
edy scenes, but paying also the rare j
tribute of sympathetic tears to its j
Pathetic, episodes.
The story which wa s taken from
Will lArloton's poems, recounts .the
joys fflul sorrows of a typical mother,
wfio raises a large family of children,
only to have them, jn her old aKe,
allow her to drift from them to live
on charity. The ‘black sheep” non,
however, when, h,, discover,, this eon.
his aged, mother’s,
f hs "I'M ‘ V .tit |l>,
lived, forgiving and
forgeitlngl^Jf
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’ I , Jewelers
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J p Announce Special Sale
I "
' | 27 Percent Discount J
I I _ M
On All Sales Until J|||
lll * ler
VAUDEVILLE OPENS
AT THF GRAND TODAY
Art Candler and his "Broadway
I Follies’’ open at tht Gland at this
, afternoon’s matinee. Art has sur
. rounded himself with a r ea l beauty
chorus, aud some clever comedians.
The vaudeville specialties will j n slud e
de luxe dancers} paxaphone artists,
accordian wizards, harmony trio and
a real good jazz band that wiU. make
you dance tp y o ur £ e a t. In addition
to the above feature Henry B. Wat
hall, Marjorie D a w and Ralph Graves,
three well known stars will he seen
in Peter B. Kaynes’ latest story
"The Long Chance" which !„ a big
'dewing card in itself. Manager
Spencer is to be congi .Ailated on the
big feature attractions That he is of-
fering to the Brunswick theatergoers
and he assures us that this week’s
attraction will top any that he has
offered at a popular family price.
The 1 nudeville and feature pictures
being given to the public and children
tdi cents, and adults thirty-five cents
This is hard to beat anywhere and
packed houses are looked for for the
entire Week.
MUCH INTEREST IN~
\ MIDNIGHT MATINEE
Great interest is being taken In the
New Year Eve midnight matinee that
Manager Spoil or of the Grand is go
ing to Present. With fourteen acts
of local talent, Al Womack & com-'
pany, Pesky Hodges and three ko'
turkeys will - present dinerem
as well as Several other well kcMi
people will be seen on the Grfmd I
theatre stage. A special surprise will
be sprung on the rise of the curtain
at five minute s after twelve, and on
going into the theatre each patron
will be presented with a musical Ho. a \
and gala paper, by a d a nity little miss
who "ill present theses son’s greet
ing. Mail reservations a re now be
ing taken, and several letters have
already been received jn which you
are to statp where you would like
to sit. but do not enclose any money
as these tickets "ill he abie to he
secured at the box office during
Christmas week, bo you arc urged
to souil in your order now as it looks
like many will be forced to stand up
during this novel performance-
JIMMIE HODGES MAKES
ANOTHER HIT LAST NIGHT
Jimmie Hodges and his hunch of
musical charmers delighted another
rowiied house at the Grand fast
night in the presentation of "The
1922 Edition of Hodges Revue" com
plied by Hodges himself.
The whole program was novel aud
attractive from start to linish and
many pleasing and unique features
were introduced.
Jimmie Hodges is a finished com
edian and from the time the cur
tain rises until its final fall, he keeps
the crowd in tine humor.
The musical numbers were all new
and up to date and [lie whole pro
gram "as splendidly put on. M
A charming feature was a trial®
quartet, which simply won the hearts
of the big crowd.
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place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet
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stops, shortly the habit is completely
broken, and you are better off men
tally, physically, financially. It's so
easy, so simple. Get a box of No-To-
Bac and if it doesn t release you from
all craving for tobacco i n any form
your druggist will refund' your
money without question!.
If Jimmie and bis bunch ever
< ome this way again, they c a n count
on a warm and cordial welcome.
AUTOMOBmII
Painting and Triming, tops cur
tains and seat covers. House
painting and paper hanging.
Prices reasonable. First class
work.
E. MATHIS & SONS.
2520 Norwich st. Shop and resi
dence. 1-5
I Dr. KING'S PILLS L..,
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l Sure relief
from biliousness re fi J
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