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8 (My - ‘ tj % ! WHY m *' if I | go away from home to have your EYES treated and fitted with Glasses when you can have th£ same work done here i just as accurately and good? Besides, j Sate Money Here at Home, | and get just as strong guarantee. We I refer you to any one who has had us fit them with prescription lenses. If your Eyes trouble you in any way at all, call on me and I will examine them FREE and tell you what you need. We have glasses from 25c up, and you don’t taye to buy the expensive ones to. Elifllion in Mil FREE.-*—- KENNON MOTT, | J eweler and Graduate Ontician: ’ tie Newcastle Street, Inspector ot Watches for Souther* Railway. Time by Wire dally from Washington C oney& Parker ' & % . DEALERS IN Coal and Wood, Brick, 0 v &* ¥ S# V5- " ' . ' Lime, Cement, Plater, Hair, Shingles and Laths. Phone 18- v 525 Bav St, Ladies’ Wear. A full line in Waists,Mmrts, Underskirts, Capes and Jackets. Our Flannel 4 # Waist Models Town Talk. ' 'ent Underskirt. HiguticiYusH.g f dc-oroa<- § "lx . iug string, no >m * s,>o tln-in. rs 7IIL BRUNSWICK TISES-CALL, OCTOBER 21, 1900, SOCIETY NEWS. Little Mies Margaret Baker, of Douglas, is vieitiDg her snot, Miss Bsrtba Baker. JMiss Joliet Coleman, of Birmiog ham, who has been the recipient of muob attention as the guest of Mrs. Hugh Borter, left via the Mallory line on Friday for’Nsw York. Miss Stitt, who has been visiting Mra.W, M. Tupperfor several weeks, left Friday on the Mallory steamer for fc- has rt.urmd 9 ••v* ’j-] r ■ i!r3 - t> : ■ Sotitl it much *nr many friends will be glad to learn that (he condition of Miss Marie DaVoe, who ia in A’lanta for her health, ia slightly improved. Bev. W. F. Hollingsworth will prsaoh in Waycroas today. • Mr. Royal, who baa recantly're moved hi* family to Brnnswiak from Chattanooga and is engaged with the Downing Cos., has rented Captain An* darson's residence on Gaorge strtgt^ MfS'W. B. Cook and littla daughter Frances, returned last night from M visit of’several months to the north. Mr*. M. J. ttolson wtttfptMW akort ly from Arkanaas. where she spent the summer with relatives. Mrs. G. A. H. Jennings and Miss Lola Calvin will return this moritjfb from a pieasrnt visit to North Georgia. Ur, and Ur*. Ernest Houenun, of tfaoou, are visiting relative* in th* oity. Mrs. G, W. Coates and her charm* ing daughter, Mia* Rosa Coates, hare returned from a summer in tains. 6— Mrs J. B. Wright and little daugb* ter. May, return*# last Monday on the Mallory line ffsm a summer trip to, Europe aod the North. Her many friends here will bs glad to learn that Lily Warden, of New Jersey, intends to viaft £frs. J. B. Wright on Bt. Simon, this winter. Mrs. Duncan Wright is improving from her reoeUHtlnert, to the delight of many friends! Mrs. M. L. Lloyd is borne from a vlsitUlhs North. M?Wercj Putnam has returned to Atlanta from a visit of several days to hia aunt, Mrs. Hugh Porter . Mrs. J. E. dußigoon and Miss Joss* CHANGE OF SCHEDULE PLANT SYSTEM. Tram 87 leaves Brunswick at 8 a. m. Train 39 leaves Brunswick 5.45 p, tr. Train 90 arrives Brunswick 10 a. m. Train 88 arrives Brunswick 6 p. Si, Prickly Ash Bitters oures disease of the kidneys, oleanses and strengthens the liver, stomaoh and bowels. W. J. Butts.' The Plant System will sell round trip tiokete for the annual fair, Way cross Fair Association, at one fare from Tbomaaville, Albany, Savannah, Bruoswiok, Jacksonville, Lake City, Monoioello and intermediate points, A splendid program of attractions has been arranged and visitors will be well entertained. * B. W. Wb*xn, Passenger Traffic Manager, Bivannah, Ga. Grand Millinery openiog next Tues day and Wednesday, October 23 and 24, at Miss Kate Slater’s. pbine dußigcoo, have returned from F at Rock. Miss Mamie Webster has returned from a visit to AVants, where she was the charming gutst of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. B. Alexander. Miss Florence Coleeberry is bsek from Atlanta, where she visited Mrs. R. T Hitch. Boro, loMr, and Mrs. W. C. Ames, a bouncing bine eyed boy. Mr-. J, S. Raymond entertained at cards on Thursday evening at tbe Oglethorpe in compliment to her sis ter, Mise Hattie Dahlgren, of Yar mouth. Euchre was played and after tirf game, delightful refreshments were served by the charming ho.tesa. Those present were: Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Porter, *Mr. E. H. Raymond, Mr*. W\ M. Topper, Mies Joliet Cjl man, Mies Hattie Dahlgren, Miss Still of New York, Mr. R, B. Tapper, Mr. B. P. Coleman, Me. Morton Marye. The entertainment war eisgaotly ar ranged and thorongbiy enjoyed. ,h Dae of the most interesting organi sations in Brunswiok, and one which ■dues muoh good in many ways, ia the Little Sunbeam Society, an association iSt little girls niißaf the management an AJwdeJaMp of Mrs. Hugh l#rter. FdVWftteral yeaSW'these little women have been In the habit of meeting every Friday afternoon at Mrs Por ter's rooms, and after some exKciea of pra>errand eiagiog, hive each recsiv oer ifia amount of work to be done igHEUe week following with their awn aibatl hand*. Tbe earneet wprittTv bare made from tbe materia) nisbed them, articles of me and orna ment which they sold, faithfully re turning tbe pcßoepd* to their treas urer to be Revofod to tame obaritable cause. Many hours have they spe-t in this taper of love which they might have devoted to play, but Abe results certainly ought to cause min great happiness. Within the! last four months one hundred dollars of their hard-earned money has been obeerfully devoted to the Baptist which these litTe ones are memberUand tome money remaine in tbe treasury. It mutt certainly be a ■ource of great pleasure to these early workers in tbe vineyard to look baek oyer tbeir labors and realits what a (ftirveet they have reaped. Few or ganizations of grown people have ever accomplished more good in tueh a short time, and the children and tbeir faithful leader deserve a vast-.amount of pralae. sf > BREAKFAST DISHES. Ilecker’s Flap Jack Flour. Hecker’s Buckwheat Flour. Hecker’s Wholewheat Flour New Georgia Syrup (in bon es.) New York Golden Drip. M aple Syrup (in quart bottles,) G. W; HARPER, THE HUSTLER. RHONE 153. m m VVy GENUINE i > OLD FASHIONED Molasses Candy. j • "As Ever Unexcelled." 10 Cents. W J BUTTS, The Druggist, On the Comer,” Brown Drug Cos. LEADING DRUGGISTS. Are headquarters for everything in the drug line Our stock of Toilet Articles is complete. We carry the finest stock of Soaps and Per fumery in the city. Prescriptions accurately compounded by compe tent men day or night. Opera Glasses for Rent. BROWN DRUG CO. Druggists to the People. FRESH LOUcC^-^ nuMllts candies. Mtarfflfc. Summer . 'I £ £ v Bargains, fligßHfedtairnlture A clearance sale to make room for new goods. I Parlor Suit, 5 pieoei, worth 1 Oak Refrigerator, worth S2O, now sls. 1 Oak Bed Room Suite, 3 pieces, worth $35, now $lB ■ Jjp Bed Lonogee, worth sl6, now sl2. ara&lKtepHß Centre Table* 50 eente to $6. wKKBKSIMUKKBS;, Ice Cream Freezer* worth $2.50 at $1,98. ■arc"' Fy A targe assortment of Sideboards, ‘Cupboard* If ; | P& Below the Market. C. McGARVEY. PB[ LOOK THE WORLD OVER AND TOT CAN’T .BEAT CREAM OF'KENTUCKY Whisky SI,OO PER QUART; $4.00 PER GALLON. NOT MADE BY AYTRUST* a I. Trager& Cos., Independent Distillers. • Sold Exclusively] in”Braunswick by *. „v *; FR.I V- OOUGL—AS, 206'Bav Street.