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■ESDAY, DEC, 12, 1922.
FATIMA^
CIGARETTES /
lOc
for TWENTY
—and after all, what
other cigarette is so
highly respected by
so many men?
™ "" 7 Liccitt 4t Mrm Tobacco Cos.
“Big Specials”
Kersey is offering bargains in all
lines. Come in if you don’t buy.
FASHIONABLE RATINE
Worth $l .25 per
and block checksßylr 1
. OU SP
1 lot light weight, IOc yd
SHIRTING MADRAS
36 in. wide 35c value, specially
priced at . . . . 25c yd
Dollar Sale of Aluminum
Consisting of 1 2 qt. buckets, double
Boilers, Perculators, Kellies, and
several other pieces, all large size,
sale prices, each . . . $ 1.00
A Nice Line of Toys Now on Hand
10 lbs. Good Head Rice, 55c
N. B. C. Lemon, Zu, Vanilla
and Macaroon Snaps, pkg. 5c
24 lbs. Flour, guaranteed SI.OO
We Have Materials for Fruit Cake.
THANK YOU
KERSEYS BARGAIN STORE
“SELLS MOST EVERYTHING”
2127 Norwich Phond 1 1050
Best Wood-
Dry Pine, Oak and Light wood
Any Length $1.50 a Load
Prompt Delivery and Good Loads
J. A. HERRIN
Cochrap Avene and Mansfield Streds
PHONE 1'0631r
PERSONALS
J. I*. Paxton, of RocKledge, Fla.,
spent Sunday in the city.
James A. Perry, after a short visit
here, has returned 1d hi s home.
J. J. Spears has returned from
Jacksonvillt where h e went last Fri
day.
Rev. William Johnson left last
night for Mobile, Ala., to visit his
•laughter, Mrs. C. K. Quigley.
Dr. J. J. HentUey lias returned
from a several day s trip to Atlanta,
Macon and other points in the state.
J. Gordon, who has been ill at the
hospital several days, continues to
improve. ,
W. M. Lucas, well known Savan
nahian who has been here for a-day
Or two, returned to his home.
Many fronds will regret to leant
that J D. Baldwin, Glynn’s popular
coroner, is confined to his home
by illness.
H. L. Paulk, well known Douglas
business man, spent yesterday in the
city. '
John Farmer, well known Atlantic
Coast Line .engineer, has returned
from St. Marks, Fla., where he goes
at this season each year on a hunt
ing trip. *
Among the prominent visitor* to
the city yesterday was Hon. J. T.
Vocelle, of St .Marys, who came o n
legal business. Mr. Vocelle was
warmly breeted bv his many friends
here.
Lamb and sister, Mrs. Wil-
left-yesterday by
for Modoc, S. C., where
they go to return with Hon. ami Mrs.
Thomas W. Lamb and
will make their future home hc^
\I W Bland, well known filing
m’on of Lyons, Ga. has reached the
city and has accepted a poMtign
on the Brunswick polio? <1
tit,. made 'tJal:,
• esiguation of fi>. '^JjURpSP™'!JI
accepted a position
Ford agency.
if in vour VKI.VKT Is "hot?
the you have eger usef'
you may return it to you? groftg
and get your money bank, 4--4-4,EjM
LEWIS no., Distributer*. I jJSM
TSAW^AItt
Contains tin
Attraction F Ol Evcrin
Wcal-TheLu©?;
LAZARUS & CO.,
Wholesale Distributors
REMEDY
row the relief o> *
Coughs, Colds, Croup
WHOOPING COUGH. HOARSENESS
BRONCHITIS
rSOLO EVERYWHERE**
Grove's
Tasteless
GMH Tonic
Makes the Body Strong.
Makes the Blood Rich, eoc
t) VBD T OF MIDDLE ~T r
WEST GRID SPORT
, IS 76 YEARS YOUNG
A. H. Hornsby.
Hidden' in an obscure section of
6t. Paul, Minn., lives the “daddy”
of football in the central west.
He’s A. II W<rnsby and he put on
the first football game in Chicago
forty-seven years ago. Hornsby
admits the game has since
then, but declares that it ismt any
faster or more interesting He
played first at the Royal Military
college, Birkenhead, England, in
the early sixties.
LOCAL Wh-MkJm
CROSSTIES AND TIMBER
(Furnished by IVbWual Timber
Heart Pine: 5, 7x9xß
?1.20; grade 4.1k8x5 1-2, $1.10;
grade 3, 6xßxß
Sap Pine: gradsKaW grade 4. 60c
grade 3, 60,
■ Cypress: Grade 6. $51.00; grade
4.90 c; grade 3; 80c.
|i ir.‘d Oak: Grade. 5,90 c;
<•* “her, 6x6 to 10x10, sMRj f J|iJ
yCAII; long leaf, $16.50. CjJ
cube, leaf,
leamS 17.60.
\9Vleals, short leaf $1 , W§pP
leaf, SIO.OO
Ox 12,® hornHhfc $208)0. . SB!
■,jp "*
N$T SpORES •
iVyccicM ii \£.i
'*• TOE v- * * U
WG Hp. t i \ 6.36-6 I m
% ■npjfr'-*’ \ 1
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Jo.i, 'or,l>v#?r.2o^pß|
* MU OKI (■; \\s i offiJl
New Orleans, Dpc. 11. —wKtor.
J'ned steady. December 24 66; ..
uary 24.73; March 24.79; May 24
July 24.45.
CASTOR im
I For Y
In Use Fd 1 JO Ye^rs
Always bemtg} : ... V
Blgnamre of
Baumgartner’s Market, 312 Mcjfl
street, phone 100, in addition
choice western meats, will in futufl
handle select oysters 40c per quart*
delivered. •
KNOWN IN BRUNSWICK
* FOR 25
F. SCHARF jf
PIANOS TUNED mD
REPAIRED M
Absolute S'ttisfaimon. At
Doertlinger’s Jewelry Storf
GLOUCESTER it.
OR PHONE 2S*9
J. M. PITTS
►
Contractor and Builder
►
-Estimate* Cheerfully Furn
ished.
►
• Large and small Jobs will receive
►the same prompt attention.
► I have been in thla line of
► business In Brunswick for the
- past twanty-flve years. My best
* references are furnished by those
► I have worked for.
►
1203 Gloucester St.
ASPIRIN
Say “Bayer” and Insist!
' 1 1 you soo tin- uanio “BavW
, <n Package of' on tablet s you ai f not
getting the genuine Bayer piltuct
prescribed by physiciunß over twlnty
two years and proved safe byVnil
lions for
CoWs Headache
Toothache Lumbago
Earache Rheumatism i
Neuralgia Pain, Pain. I
Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin !
only. Each unbroken package con-1
tains proper directions. Handy boxes
of twelve tablets cost few cents.
Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and
100, Aspirin is the trade mark of
Haver Manufacture of Monoaeetic
asides'e,- of do. lylicaci t.
ST. SIMON TRANSIT COMPANY
BRUNSWICK TO OCEAN PIER, ST.
SIMON ISLAND
Winter Schedule
Leave Brunswick 9:Q(ftym
Leave Brunswick 3:uLjjp
[leave Ocea n Pier llLOl&rtnJ
Leave Ocean Pier 4:16 yjui
SUNDAY SCHEDULE JH
Leave Brunswick JktfHHM
Leave Brunswick *WFuipi||
Leave Ocean
Leav e Ocean Pier 4:30 pm
J. B. WRIGHT,
w i^WS s
, Jld a gjfiNll
them
h ly mocJ
are
Mcelebrat
a"
RK.- Come ju. ftnd
Pj^ynem.
f il4[e&WoeiJs
( DOMWmc ENGINEERS j
I4IK Richotlkul tltßMi
Nfc ' -tnnOar' j
DR. B. 0. (Kill.Ll AN
Office Phone 47
Residence Phone 1054
Night or
QUILLIAN’S
Pharmacy
“On the Corner”
Phone 47
At Your Service
New Fount
Full Holiday Line
Buy Automobile
Gifts
Bumper, Spotlight, Motor
Meter, Stop Light, Windshield
Visor, Tire fiauge, Rear Vu
Mirror, Step Plates, Tire
"Covers, Seat Pads, Jack or
Pump, Monogram Radiator
Cap, Handy Tools,- Gabtiel
Snubbers.
Why not a practical gift this year?
K J. H. Morgan
P Phone 405 f *
with Gas
,/r?
The cleanest, handiest and cheapest tael. Don’t bt
a your old kitchen stove. Cooking with gas
is fi*?nodera way of living —it saves money, lime,
. worry and work. Cme in and let’s talk it over.
Mutual Light & Water Cos.
PHON E 7 jk r
SERVICE
Have you ever stopped to con
sider h<j|| often the average Au
tomobile Dealerships change
hands? Th e Glynn Motor Com
pany has been authorized Ford
dealers in Brunswick for five
years. All others have changed
hands several times, some have
been as long as a year without
any representation at all. This
is a large item to be considered
in buying anew car, SERVICE.
Let us show you what REAL
SERVICE is. Don’t buy your car
from one man and then have
to go to another for your SER
VICE^^
GLYNN MOTOR CO.
Phone 75
Authorized Ford and Lincoln Car
Dealers
The World’s Greatest Motor Car Values