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8 You have Watches, Clocks | or* Jewelry broken, bring 1 them to me and I will put them in first class order, at the very lowest price consistent with careful, first class work. Our 20 years’ experiencefit us forthefinest and most difficult jobs. All work is fully guaranteed. i I w a^jo to any and all Eyes, and r ‘ '"guarantee a perfect adjustment We carry a fine line of Jewelry and Silverware of all kinds, and your inspection. KENNON MOTT, Jeweler and Graduate Outician. XU Newca*tie Street, Inspector o t Watches for Mouther. Kailway. Time by Wire daily from Washington CHINESE RESTAURANT, ESTBLISHED 1889. CHUE HALL, Proprietor You’can get the best the market affords by eatiug here 210 GRANT ST. i : rri DR. MOFFOS JB Allays Irritation, Aids Digesttea. IFFTHIN A Wlp ' I L L I lT 11 1 Makes Teething Easy, i 1 /Teething Powders! JLJLTEEThINA Relieves the P^we • Costs only 25 cents at Druggists, any age. rmn 25 cent, to C . J. MOFFETT, M.D..BT. MJmS.fV BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS r • ■' '&<, - Another lot Boys’ 75 cents srficfsi.oo Laundered Shirt „ Waists —one week 48c. • V'Hi New Line . Ladies’ Skiw^fe. l e v yW THE B RUNSW'ICX jIMES-oALL. OCTOBER 11, 1930, Contagious Blood Poison There is no poison so highly contagions, so deceptive and so destructive. Don’t be too sure you are cured because qjl external signs of the disease have disappeared, and the doctor says you are well. Many per sons have been dosed with Mercury and Potash for months or years, and pro nounced cured to realize when too late that the disease was only covered up like Boasts Uksm £b~-* out again, and to their sorrow anil mortiii cation find those nearest and dearest to them have been infected by this loath some disease, for r.o other poison is so surely transmitted from parent to child as this Often a bad case of Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula or severe skin disease, an old sore or ulcer develop ing in middle life, can be traced to blood poison cou uTearly Tho of PatPOtti. life, for it remains smoldezufejtt the sys tem forever, unless propßH||pted an l driven out in the beginninptrf. S. S. is the only antidote for this peculiar virus, the only remedy known that can over come it and drive it out of the biood, and it does this so thoroughly and effectually that there is never a return of the disease to embarrass or humiliate you afterwards. aJß*g cures Contagious Blood SC"* Poison in any and all* iiagrs; contains no Ajg k, JW kJB mineral to break down wßw your constitution ; it is purely vegetable and the only blood puri fier known that cleanses the blood and at the same time builds Up the general health. Our little book ojj contagious Mood poison is the moat,onny*ure mm" ihstmo tivgwMrcr Unied; it not only tells all utout this disease, but also bow to cure j yourself at home. It is free and should ’ be in the hands of everyone seeking a cure. Send for it. THIiWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA 6A. CHEAP ADVBBTfSING. CASH IN ADVANCE A(lvertiaeD>jH in this column trill In insert' etl st the wattOFMjtte of One Cent s Word tor each Plo ftdvcrtiM'moat, bowMror in all, !#* tUa*■ai&tttf* Caab in ad vftscerL a good'ltte. Addreau A, c*e tht office Tor rcom COtt#Jf Apoly to 201 Howe itri ■ "■■■ ■ ■<POK .KENT-My cottars „al ZttVa lon street, Modem ia.j Ap iily to $. D'^SpajK*. nisT ■ ntL -v.- F'OR JiE^T.—S x-rooft, cn*--totf eottaito, 110 E lis etree'. App'yloW. Merchant. FOIi^SALE.— -N ice hog o tnj Hr*-, on O atrws., ertmap. for*pwefe Apply to Abe Rot 0*44. v%,.. _ w W AN I EO.—Small feouat or boarding tiq,jie to run on perC*ita.g, foe the w’lotrr or the year, by a truth am) wife. Box 113, Woodoionf, Or. Hustling young man nan make *6O per month and expense*. Permanent position. FlKxperiei ca Unnecessary. Write quick for particular,. Clark A •Jo,, 4 ti A Locus Street*. Philadel phia, Pa. <a WANTED.—Cnttfetiau mau or wo man willing to qualijfy for permanent position of or in borne j coyn y. *9OO ’’yeAiiy. Enclose self addreawd stamped envelope to Secre tary, care of !Jjri!Es-CAi.L. Uland, rlt tuttiHjfeg>Tilrtle river, containing *2. l i %ire* of high land, (suitable for truck ing or railing; about 15 acre* cleared; gbod flihing and oyster brds *reun;l the Islind. Also, Ivlsud V.ew, coiifairg 60 cere*, more cr lea", situ ated on -O’h'on and Pen ises ore*k, six tcree of tvbiob la under new wirej .fence; 75 to 100 pear tree#, and im provement!" on same. For further in formation, apply to F, Joe. Djerll c ger, 310 Uoion street. Second hand household furniture bought and sold; also pianos, organs, trunks, mirrors, carpets, etc. J. W. Watkins’. TO CUKE A COLS IN ONE DAY tii'omo tfninine Tablet*. At l *■ ' * r'' r Yinl *.p if Jt f* : Y to cure, <Ewi ,<* nM*naiure la on each bo*, s*c. [There Are Many Things 5 •*. ... w ® would like to tell you about, but a few we will mention that it jut In- I Kttter’a preserves. In boxea. rise nittor's preserve# In small stone jart. Kitter's pietervee In Snail glass jars, ji, Just send down and try a pound. RING PHONE 15a, THE lII.'BTLKR. SHORT BUTSPICY CITY NEWS NOTES A Days Doings as Gathered by Ite Times-Call Reporters MATTERS PERSONAL AND GENERAL • BRIEF STATEMENTS OF THE MANY THINGS THAT MAKE UP THE BUSY ROUND OF LIFE. Mr. A. H. Argo, of Atlanta, is reg- Hrrtd at tbe Oglethorpe. J£r, C. H. Davis, of Townsend, Oa„ was a visiter to the city yesterday. The many friend* of Capi. T. Newman will be glad to l*.arn that he is out again. The fln- btblc offered as a prize by the superintendent of McKend day reboot, was awarded to Frank Me- Cullottßjb ofd'J.T-j'iVo, 1, taught by Mrs, gTv. Ditch. Mr. R. M. Martin, editor of the Lib erty Conn y Herald, and member of the Btate Dvnueratio Executive Com mittee Is in the city. Mr .rin has many friends hero who are pleasd to greet him. Dr. and Mrs. W. 0. Ha'clier and .fiuesie Dixon desire tos*xj>re,s I 111 their friends OhtJr beartiest apprcai [St||e*a of and gratitude for the many Bfibiin-eaea and words of sympathy Shown them during their recent tr.sl fh‘‘ sore tweavem^i*^ .*• Delegates From Home and Abroad At tend an important Session. :st t, ail., Oni. 10—The 00:li annual 4 merle an board of cjtn- To refen missions was r * ' * • conv. nid UejiHo ihe Pilgrim Congrega tional ami will beta ses sion three <***- ! There seen 300 an 1 B*lo tneai bers and ||Bcerti of the American board, \Vomen's Auxiliary of Missions, m s sionariirS jft n foreign and home Aside, as well as prominent ministers and lay men from nmijC i.,d. tgatu nei churches all over the country. ptesen*. . * for sprains swellings iiidilatnrnnss there la nothing so good as i.tuwsb’ rlalti's Pain Baton, try 11. tor .ale at Ur. Blsiiop's drug store daughters of cosfeuijkacv, Raleigh, N.-.C., Oct. 10.—The State Convention of Daughters of thti Confed eracy is it\, sdggioa hre today. Ka-’ Igigh ChapterTMM * rosoplioa to the | convention and kliS"ss4Mng members. A or] cru:: fc .1 COUGHS AND CC LD£ Very R. m <?<!>' i \ i/l attentions of tttb THROAT cr LUNGS i Larj;c lioUAi, 35c. 1 WW ,% J.IWURVI’H r.T . 1 !•• J Disinfect Choloro - Napm®! A Safegua-d to Disease. We Sell in Anv Quantity, W J BUTTS, The Druggist. “On the Corner.” • I YOU LOOKING 1 life ? W- ar * rure we are not and what is more we want to make as little i for you as possible and to tbat end wa make it a rule to sell drugs and chemicals teat are tbe purest obtainable at the fairest prices By so doing we save you running a mile or so out of your way to obtain some thing better elsewhere. We are in a position to demonstrate tbe truth of our assertion by any fair trial. HE IS A WISE MAN , Who judges goods on <heT merits entirely and nit by what is said of them. What we sav about our drugs and druggists' sundries. We say i for the express purpose of having people inquire into our statements an and judge for themselves as to tuc merits of the articles in question Our pohev is to invite inspection at all times. We don’t care who i avoids it, we are always pleaded >o face ihe issue and stake oar reputa tion on our ability to prove the superiority of our goods. AO, ”£m Nunnally’s Candies BROW DRUG CO LEADING DRUGGISTS. Summer _ rl JL J| Bargains in §aPPbjTmiture A clearance sa’e to make room for new good?. I Parlor !-u>r, 5 pieces, worth S4O, n-.w s3ll. 'fjrrtela hi 1 Oak Rrfrigrrat >r, worth S3O, n.iw sls. . l Oak is-d Hooni bulls, 3 piece*, worth $35, now $lB VJWH tied Lounge#, wnrlh slti, now sl3. aft, Centre T&o’e* 54 erins to $6. Ice Cream Frcoaers worth $3 .50 at $1 OS. nj A largo assortment of Sideboards, Cupboards JIK* Prices Below the Market, ■ £. McQARVEY. LOOK THE WORLD OVER AND YOT CAN’T BEAT w*w m? -mmir,i(Y VA aIjUI. sJaAI Whisky I SI.OO PER QUART; $4.00 PER GAUM *= NOT MADE BY A TRUST* I. Trager & Cos., Independent Distillers. Sold Exclusively in Brunswick by FR _* V.jDOUGL-AS, 206iBav Street#