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BI JOU THEAT RE
Monday
BETTY COMPSON
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‘TheWomenWithFourFaces’ i
She was the most beautiful, most skilled, most daring crook
the police ever had to cope w ith. And when she .stole .the
attorney’s heart— ! I
district thrills and -
Here’s melodrama of the pops hed kind. Plenty of
heart-throbs, but no rough dges. Dix J
Beautiful Betty in four marvelous characterizations. as '
the district attorney. 1
ADDED ATTRACTION !
BUSTER KEATON
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THURSDAY AND FRIDA V “ADAM’S RIB”
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Early Fall
DRESSES
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Also another shipment s* f/J
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It will pay you to look them
over
TheGuarantee Store
Dependable Merchandis e at Lowest Prices.
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LABOR DAY,
of course, is dedicated to the men
who go to make up the wonderful
industries of our nation.
But that in no way interferes with the ever present fem=
inine desire for lovely new millinery. And we have just
added some unusually enticing examples of the vagrant
fancies of fickle Dame Fashion to our displays.
Won’t you come in and see them.
B R O W N ’ S
EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY
501 Gloucester Street. Phone 13
Exclusive Agents for Exclusive Agents for
NOJUP HOSE DURO-BELLE HAIR NETS
E.lite d by
188 KATHARIN O’CONNOR
THE END OF THE TRAIL
must travel the miles till the jour¬
ney is done,
Whatsoever the turn of the way.
shall bring up at last at the set of
the sun,
And shall rest at the close of the
«ay.
me deal as I journey with foeman
ami friend
In a way that no man can assail.
find nothing but peace at the
roadway’s last bend,
When 1 come to the end of the trail.
are brothers who travel a great]
common road, |
And the journey is easy for none.
We must succor the weary and lift
on the load
Of the pilgrim whose courage is
done.
Let me deal with them each on my
way to the West
a' ^ .shall fail,
With mercy that never
And lie down to my dreams with a
■conscience at rest
When I come to the end of the trail.
—Clarence E. Flynn.
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Y. W. U. A. DIRECTORS
POSTI’I)NK MEE’l’ING
The board of directors of the Y. W.
C. A. usually meet on the first Mon¬
day of each month, will not meet to
morrow evening on account of it jy ~
ing Labor Day. The mee
been postponed o’clock until^^^^^^^ ayl^^HPKg has
ning at S
Qrsday eve
I^O\\ association.
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ER WEDDING
CiTES PLACE THIS AFTERNOON
The marriage of Miss Eva. Estelle
to Mr. Walter Eugene Tucker
take place at the home of the
parents, Mr. anjl Mrs. J. M.
2316 Norwich street, at si.\
this evening.
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OF INTEREST
OTHER COLUMNS
Mrs. J. H. Catledge has returned
a two weeks’ visit in Bruns¬
Journal-Herald.
Mrs. E. P. Peabody, Miss Frances
and Messrs. Elbert and Wal¬
Peabody have returned after an
sojourn on St. Simon Island.|
have been spending the paOj
attending camp meeting at jr.
Springs.—Waycross Journal
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OF
MEETING
Circle No. 1, of the First Methodist
has postponed its meeting un¬
Tuesday , home of ... afternoon Mrs. J. T Mark m at i 4 Wilcox, nr-, o’clock, at j '
Square.
Circle No. 2, of the First Methodist
will meet Tuesday afternoon
the Bijou Annex at 5 o’clock, when
J. S. Roberts and Mrs. L. A.
will be joint hostesses.
Please phone, your hostess if you
unable to attend, but each mem¬
is urged to be pyesent if possible.
GOOD ;
BOOKS RECEIVED I
THE CITY LIBRARY 1
The folowing books have been re¬
vived at the Brunswick library:
“Steele of the Royal Mounted”—
“The Manuscript of Gouth”—Diana i
“Mr. Podd”—Freeman Tilden.
“Danger”—Ernest Poole.
“The Scudders”—Irvine Bacheller.
“Black, White and Brindle”—Eden
“The Hawkeye”—Herbert Quick.
“The Burning Spear’’—Galsworthy.
“Sweet Pepper”—Jeft'ory Moss.
“Pilgrims Rest”—Young.
“Octavia”—Seymore Saujvood.
“Southern Lyrics”—(Poems or
home and the Southland)—Rob¬
Paine Hudson.
The library will be closed Monday
account of Labor Day.
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CLASSES
RECENTLY
An event of the week was a social j
by the Royal Ambassadors of I
Norwicn Baptist church, at the
of the councilor, Mr. George
Herb, on Union street.
Pot piants adorned the rooms ir.
the guests were entertained.
The feature of the evening’s enter¬
was a beauty contest in
the winners were given the
of presiding at the refresh¬
table.
In a popularity contest Mr. Frank¬
Crandall was voted the most pop¬
young man and Miss Mamie Lou
a Y. W. A. girl of the
Baptist church, the most popu¬
young lady. At the conclusion of
affair, dainty refreshments were
by Mrs. G. W. Tomberlin and
and Mrs. George Z. Herb.
Those enjoying this delightfnl par¬
were Misses Emma Tomberlin,
Jenkins, Madeline Davis,
Chambliss, Mary Yancey, Ollie
Tomberlin, Edna McLarty. Eve¬
and Mamie Lou Tomberlin, Willie
of Baxley; Franklin Cran¬
James Proctor, Ike Fain, Fred
N. T. Way, Francis Bailey, Les¬
Johnson, Harry Owens, Robert
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Conyers are -1
iting relatives in Clarkesville, Tenn.
0 0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilburn, j of Al
wm arl . iye tonight to v sit Mr .
and Mrs. J. B. Pearson.
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Mrs. M. Brown and Miss Leah
Brown leave Monday night for Ashe¬
ville, N. C., to spend awhile.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Postell and
family have moved up from St. Simon
to spend the winter in Brunswick,
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Mrs. W. C. Anderson and two chil
(Iren left-yesterday for St. Marys to
spend two weeks.
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Mrs. J. B. Minton, of Pelham, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas. E.
Gray.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gordon have re¬
turned from a trip of several weeks in
New York City.
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Mrs. M. J. Hopps and her daughter,
Evelyn, have returned from a pleas¬
ant visit to Rome.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sawtell are
spending the weekend in St. Marys
and Woodbine.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barnes left yes¬
terday to spend the week-end in
Waycross.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Beard and Mr.
Alfred Brockington are visiting the
Misses Livingston at Brookman dur
ing the week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Welsh have been
on quite an extended trip to Atlantic
City for sometime and they returned
home yesterday in their car.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pitman, of At¬
lanta, are spending the week-end
with Miss Mamie Atkinson and other
relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. Isaac M. Aiken leave
today in their car for points in Ten¬
nessee where they will spend their
vacation.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCrary will
leave in their car Monday morning for
Atlanta and Columbus, where they
will spend a week.
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Mrs. W. H. Berrie, Jr., and her lit¬
tle daughter, Thereasa, will return to¬
day after a two weeks’ visit in Cloud
land, Ga.
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Mr. A. W. Townsend and A. W.,
Jr., of Waycross, returned to Wayi
cross yesterday after a visit to Mip.!
SEE PAGE FIVE
For the greatest Dollar Day Sale in Brunswick’s Entire
• History. Closing Monday One O’clock
A. ZHMENOVIIZ
Where Style Reigna
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A. Schoeppel and family.
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Mrs. John Postell and her daughter,
Saipuel E. Walker, ^ of Sim Waycross, SPCnt
i‘ ip er the the city™ ° n ’ '
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Mrs. C. C. H. H. Leavy and Miss Corne¬
Leavy will return today from a
to Mrs. Leavy’s mother, Mrs.
B. Lancaster, in Rome.
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Mrs. C. E. ArnoK., who has been
sometime in Atlanta with
of her children, is expected to
home today.
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Mrs. Chapman Orr and two chil¬
Chapman, Jr., and Marian, of
are guests of Mrs. Burell
on Dartmouth street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morton Haas and two
sons, of Savannah, are guests |
Mrs. Haas’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. •
B. Abrams. I
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Mr. and Mrs, Otto Vogel and Miss i
Vogel have returned from |
•isit to relatives in Muskegon, i
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Mrs. H. M. Branham, Miss Helen '
and Mr. Harris Branham
Monday to spend a week at the
on St. Simon.
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Miss Clara Pyles returned last
from Wilmington, N. C., where
has been visiting for the past
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Miss Morris Joines and Miss Doris
days with Mrs. P. D. Joines and
arrived last night to spend a
Martha Joines.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Basenberg and
Burnett Delpey, will arrive
morning from Birmingham, Ala.,
visit Mr. and Mrs. Edo Miller.
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Mrs. L. M. McKinnon and her at- •
little daughters have return¬
from Greenville, N. C., where they
WHY EXPERIMENT?
You wish to look your best.
The artists of the world are
designing 1 or you when you
buy at
PORTERS HAT SHOP
504 Gloucester St. Phone 629
Weekly shipments from Paris
and Ned York
SUNDAY, SEPT 2,
spent the summer.
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Miss Maude MeElroy, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mc
Elr °y> in Mac <> n ’ <i™ng the summery
return home in a few days.
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Mr. E. L. Stephens left last night
for Clayton to join Mr. Stephens to
spend a few days before they will re¬
turn home.
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Misses Nettie Dowling, Olive Mitch- I
el, Neal and Ada Barnes formed a
congenial party leaving the city yes
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Six Reasons Why
—you should own a Willard
Threaded Rubber Battery:
1—It has more power to start
a stiff engine;
2 It requires less recharging;
3 It suffers less from over¬
heating in summer;
4—It saves you a $10 or $12
bill for re-insulation;
5;—It lasts much longer;
6—It gives more all-around
satisfaction.
BRUNSWICK BATTERY &
MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 25l
Opposite Postoffice
“BATTERY HEADQUARTERS”
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ANNOUNCES F
The arrival of a wonderful F
assortment of Tall F
DRESSES ♦
Smartly styled, moderately F
priced.
And an equally attractive array F
of hats in the most favored ' FfcT
colors. A
Mrs. G. L. Whildcn
For your inspection 4
THE QUALITY SHOP F
1328 1-2 Newcastle. Phone 298 ♦
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