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SUNDAY. APRlL 20, 1.924.
Wants
WANTED—To trade two nice lots {or
late model touring .cal’ .or cue-ton
truck. Address J. E. H., care Bruns¬
wick News. 4.27
WANTED—Live wire experienced
specialty salesmen to m kc from
$50.00 to $250.00 a week in spare
time .selling full line of Crockery,
Aluminumware, Emanelware, Glass¬
ware, Dinner Sets, etc. Also cash job
lots in Crockery, Enamelw'.ire, Tin
and Galvanized ware. Men with cars
preferred. Commissions paid (weekly. it
Baker Pottery Co., Behring, Ohio,
AGENTS, DISTRIBUTORS,
RADiO PACK
The marvelous waterless hot
bag sells on sight to homes, offi¬
ces and institutions, no exper¬
ience or capital required; demon¬
stration sells it, steady repeat de¬
mand for “Recharge’', collect
your commission as deposit, we
deliver and collect balance C. 0.
D. Write today for selling plans.
Radio Pack Distributing Co.,
525 Candler Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
PUREBRED COLLEGE NO 1, Over
the-Top Acala, Salsbuvy Cotton Seed
at $4.35 per 75 lb. bag, cash. South¬
ern Supply Co., Newnan, Ga. 4-20
BOOKKEEPERS—Government needs
auditors. Salaries $2,040 to $4,500.
Prepare at borne in short time, inex¬
pensive. Write for information.
Auditors’ School, Box lOSti, Birming¬
ham, Ala. 4-20
WANTED
SECURITY SALESMEN
We want a. few high calibre—-go
gettor security salesmen to sell the
dividend paying Preferred and Corn
men 'Stotk of enc of the South's lead¬
ing industrial concerns.
Board of directors and management
composed of leading bankers and bus¬
iness men of the South.
Plenty of good lead, but no advan¬
ces. Exceptional opportunity for the
right- men.
Write to Box M, Care News.
FOR SALE
IF YOU HAVE $300 will start yol
in new business; no competition
should net $100 salary weekly; exper
icnce unnecessary. Mechanical Ma
chine Works, Baltimore, Md. ol
SEND FOR YOUR COPY of 200
page illustrated dog book about th
world’s largest dog kennels and it
famous strain of Oorang' Airedale
the 20lh century all-round dogs, train
ed as house-dogs, compaions, chil¬
dren’s playmates, watch-dogs, auto
mobile guards, stock-drivers, hunters
retrievers, etc. We ship dogs to al
parts of the world and guarantee saf(
delivery ami perfect satisfaction. 10<
for postage brings book and furthei
particulars. Oorang Kennels, Bo>
439, LaRuc, Ohio. o1 '
FOR SALE—Nice upright and one
line player, both in splendid condi¬
tion. Can be bought for unpaid bal¬
ance. Will take your old piano oi
phonograph as part payment and ar¬
range balance to suit. Write Luddcn
& Bates, S. M. IT. 10 West President
St., Savannah, Ga. 4-22
FOR SALE-Bad room .suite, art
squares and various odd pieces oi
furniture. Will sell at loiw prices.
Phone 082. 4 ' 211
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—7 room house and ga
- rage, 1004 Gloucester St. 4-23
FOR RENT—7 room house...All mod¬
ern conveniences. An ideal home.
Sec A. E. Leybournc, Aiken building.
Telephone 612 after 0. 4 ‘ 21
FOR RENT—Six room house. Has
all modern conveniences. Located
at 1601 Gloucester street. Apply L
A. Miller, or phone 358. 4 ‘ 2tJ
FOR KENT—Rooms. Apply 507
Gloucester street. tf
FOR RENT—Two rooms (furnished)
/ suitable for light housekeeping. Ah
modern conveniences. Close in. Ap
ply 6.1.0 Howe street. ts
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—'White and liver spotted fe¬
male pointer pappy. AmUer; to
name of Ruth. Reward if returned ">
E. W. Robinson, 1711 Reynolds
Street. 4-20
LOST—Between City Hall and Howe
street, or on Union iron/ Hoao
Prime, ladies brown leather
purse With two compartments, I'mdtv con
rained change and car tickets.
please leave at City Hall. Api-l'op^ -
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HERCULES MEETS
SECOND DEFEAT
FROM WAYCROSS
1AME HERE YESTERDAY RE¬
SULTED IN SCORE OF 8 TO 0
IN FAVOR OF VISITORS
In a one-sided game of baseball at
Norwich street part yesterday aftcr
loon, the Wayeross Y. M. C. A. team
lefeated the Hercules aggregation by
>. score of 8 to 0. A fairly good sized
lowd /witnessed the contest.
Owens pitched a very good game
nd Hodges caught him weil but the
isitors were too strong for the lo¬
ps. Meek:: and Robinson was the
attcry for Way; ross.
Fans who saw yesterday’s exhibi
Ion should take the fact into consid
ratic-n that the Hercules were up
hist a profcnnil nal aggregation
nd one of which all members follow
• he national game as a busine: a while
.hose here play for pastime only.
BARGAINS IN IMANOS
We have at City Transfer
Company, 301 Gloucester street,
Pianos as follows:
>675.00 Cable Player, almost
new, beautiful mahogany
case .............$455.00
$425.00 Cable Upright
almost new, mahogany case,
for.............$305.00
otrion Upright, good practice
piano ..... $95.00
istey Organ in A-1 condition,
for...............$30.00
Kimball Organ.......-$ 10.00
These instruments must be
sold by Saturday, or will be
shipped.
This is a chapcc of a life time,
Mr. Piano Buyer. Terms to re¬
sponsible parties.
Ask for Mr. Toole or Mr. Five
ash for demonstration. 4-20
P1ANGS AND PLAYERS
Tuned and adjusted by expert fac
ory man. Residence W29 J and Nor¬
wich Sts., phone 328. Prof. Lovit P.
Booic, composer and teacher. 4.19
THE BESTWINTEKT |
TREAT - 1S AB'JMDA
OF HEAT
Jack Frost Is 0/1 the way, don't
vrnit *n'i! he gels here <0 think
shout heat. Come in and let us
demonstrate, our various beaters
to you. We have a good stock of
gas beaters at very moderate
prices. GLOW GA,STEAM
Agents for
RAIDATORS. Let us demon¬
strate them to you.
Oiimore&Wooiis
DOMESTIC KNGINEICH,8
'HU** -*y W'n f 1 ” 0 •
Uil Eietoss»4 9fcm4
Batteries: Genewich and
Barnes, Ryan and Gowdy.
Dodgers Beat Phillies
R H E
Brooklyn 11 18 0
Philadelphia 4 10 0
Batteries: Dickernian, Decatur and
Deberry; Mitchell, Couch, Lewis and
IlcnlinCjdWqndell.
Cubs Win From Reds
R H E
Chicago 2 4 I
Cincinnati. 1 4 0
Betcric:;: Jacob:: and O’Farrell;
Donohue, Shcan and Hargraves,
Pirates Defeat Cardinals
R H E
Pittsburgh 4 14 3
St. Lmiis 2 11 2
•Bnilcrie-;: Meadows and Schmidt;
Fiedler and Vick.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yankees Defeated
R II E
Nf/.v York 2 9 3
Washington 7 12 1
Butteries: Pennock, Jones, lijoyt
and Schang; Martina and Ruck
Detroit Wins Another
R H E
St. Louis 4 11 0
Detroit 7 13 0
Batteries: Shocker and Voight, Ly
ons; Stoner and Bucslcr.
Matkmcn Shut Out
li H E
Philadelphia (’ 5 1
Boston 12 16 1
Batteries: Hasty, Meeker, Gray and
Perkins; Esmke and O’Neil.
Chicago-Cleveland, rain.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Atlanta Beats Lookouts
R H E
r.liattanooga 0 4 4
Atlanta 12 15 0
Batteries: Youweli. Camp and
Nummaker; Kar and Brock, IIos
worth.
A Slugging Match
R H E
Nashville 12 14 0
Ri: aping!’-un 10 Id 3
Batteries: Lunch trem, Friday and
i Mackey; Hyman, Bates, Bennett and
; Robertson.
Traytlerr, Defeat Chicks
R 11 E
Little Rock f 8 11 3
Memphis 7 11 S
Batteries: Rich, Bouigii and Me
Call; Robinson and Lupau.
Pelican:, W in From Bear:;
It H E
MobUe 1 5 * >
New Orleans 8 6 4
Baiterics: Bird and Dcvcrmer; IIol
lingswort hand Bowie.
Mar.lo Syrup now on sale. Made
by Brunswick Candy Co. Ask your
grocer for it.
/» 58 Cures Malaria, Chills
!0 and Bilious Fever, Fever. Dengue or
mattresses made over
Ar good as new. Venetian Winds put
» first-class condition. Cushions
made to order and repaired. Blood
worth, the old reliable, phono 48S,
corner ft amt Amherst street
Brunswick Nows sunsermars pot re¬
ceiving regular and prompt deliveries
bv carrier, phone 188. Circulation
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Chattanooga at Atlanta.
Mobile at New Orleans.
Nashville at. Birmingham.
Little Rock at Memphis.
Society
(Continued from oaee 6.)
man Randolph Relief Fund and five
dolin' . fer local relief work. Com
mittecr. were appointed to place Ha'.’
on graves of vctci jns on Memur;::
Day. Mrs. B. F. Mann was made
chairman of tiie committee to co-c -
crate with the Associated Charitie4;
Mrs. J. li. Gilmore, clubman of
transportation committee, Memorial
Day. A letter from the Brunswick
girls in Athens Normal was read, and
plans were made to renovate the
Brunswick room for the use of eligi¬
ble descendants before another school
session.
Miss Marjorie Nightengale render¬
ed two enjoyable violin solos. Siic
was accompanied by Miss Elvira Ter¬
ras.
The hostesses, Mrs. A. B. Wynn and
Mr.:. RiuscJI Everett, assisted by Mrs.
Ha 1 ry Everett, served refreshing
punF.v and wafers. Souvenirs of the
afternoon were attractive booklets,
“The History of the Stone Mountain
Memorial,” by Miss Mildred L. Ruth¬
erford.
c o o o
Mias Mary Miller is spending the
fzreeh-ond at Wesleyan college, in Ma
con, to attend the sophomore-senior
banquet. '
0 0 0 9
Albert Fcndig, 4s .. returned to. Har
vard University yesterday after
spending about > week with his par
cnis, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fcndig.
a o a a
Mi.a. Jeff Dubberly lias as her
guests, Mrs. James F. Dubberly and
little son, Jimmie, of Hot Snriin’s,
Aide.
OOOO
Mrs. ,S. ,‘j. Wallins and little sen,
Lhc’-.i ::n, rf 11 i;.;h ' ".id Park, Iliinfiis,
will arrive Tiuvdr’ to be the eucsi •
cf Mrs. H. B, Max',.
a a so
Mi';-; Helen L'ssaer, who is attend
ire; (.oucher celh in Baltimore,
Mil., is (Ending tins week-end in At
k'.rttie City, with friends.
o a o o
Miss Julia Church left Friday night
for .1 dedightful visit in Atlanta,
>Vi'lilo thero : lie expects to al tend
grand opera and also the opening of
tiie Atlanta Uil Urn-re last cveni-.g.
° ° ° 0 ‘
Mrs. M. II. Bai’cy is visiting hcr
daughter in Jacksonville.
a a a u
Mr. nad Mrs. Lawrence S. Miller
me welcoming a little son, at their
home in Atlanta.
OOOO
Two Brunswick women were clef
cd dlicers at the PVesbytcrial of tiie
Pi esbyterian eliurch held at F'iem
Ington the past week. They • were
Mrs. Cliff nal Hands, secretary of
home missions, and Miss Alma Har- :
IlDIilG IlUAimillS , ill 111 Mi ' 1 '’ Alii I ~ ;
ris, secretary of Young People’s work.
ooou
Mr. and Ms;, A. 11. Bnnvn, of Al¬
bany, have bean .spending flic past
sever d days in the city with rela¬
tives. Mr. Brown returned home ye - j
ten' iv. but Mrs. Brown will remain I
as the guest of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Parker.
Mrs. Frank.B. Gilreth, of Montclair, j
N. J., and Nek York, has been ap- j
ponded joint delegate with her bin- j
band to the scientific management |
congress to be held at the Mrsaryk |
Academy of Labor in Prague, Czeeho
Slovakia, next July.
Mrs. Gilbrcth is one of the two
engineers who have been elected to
honorary membership In the Ameri
can Society of Industrial Engineers,
the greatest honor fer a management
engineer.
?ho is ;; graduate of the University
of California and has a Ph. D. degree
fi'tim Brown University, if, the author
of several auLmiitaiive books on the
psychology of management of fatigue
study, and is the mother of ten chil
dien.
If you want a nationally adver*
titled tire at a high cost, that i$
your business, but ii you wm)
a standard guaranteed tire at
*s saving of 25 per cent, that is
business. Look over out Ike
i *. 1 lore yoa buy.
MORTON’S AUTO SLRVICP.
does
Easter
come next
Sunday'9
I
—because, ac-or c:!", to a sc.ree
the Council of Ni-e Easter falls
the first Sunday after the first full
I moon an or after tli ■ miring equinox
21K Tim H-.-t tls..light of
thousands, after a wound, sprain or
bruise, is
®mmr
(This great disinfectant is part of a
true health service—lit for the most
exacting needs of tiie medical profs >
sion.
Wherever there's a cut or a burn, a
i.i: a bruise, just paint it with
Iodine.
One of 200 Puretest preparations
for health and hygiene. Every item
the best that skill and care can pro-
1 uce '
Andrew's Drug¬
store
Z35W ZSntfg Jfotm
Out of Every 1OO Chicks
Hatched SO Die
Out of every 100 Chicks
started on Purina Chick Sr ■ -“---'jr***,,----' -
Startena 95 live and H ss Pmim
grow, fesmi™ &HS6K n
Don’t run any risk with WITH tOP, BUTTERMILK STARTING
baby chicks. baby chicxs
your I Pl :Rin\ mu '-S
have a fresh shipment of
Purina Chick Startena.
Phoenix Grocery Co,
Distribors
READ THE NEWS ADS
IF YOU BOUGH! OEY ONE
VICTOR RECORD A WEEK
You would soon iiavc a treasury of iiiusic wficrciu Gu: greats
esl composers ant! artists of the entire musical world arc
represented.
ISSUED BY
HOME FURNITURE CO.
J. E. ABBOTT, Prop.
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