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. r >:. \PER 372 PiIYRH^ - Tooth Powder, i Tooth Paste, * Tooth Wash, | Tooth Soap, k All 25c Each. Lptl'S, Tie Dnuisl Fresh Every Week. H. S. Syrnp White Pine, a Safe and S ;re Cur; for al£ Throat and Lung Affection. HUNR-SATELE "sT DRUG COMPANY. Agents LOWNEY CANDIES. - JlMflPi That is to be given away on next Wednesday. Jan. Ist. You need not let this little warm weather frighten you, for the cool spell will soon be heri and if you need a nice Cape buy it while you can get a ihar.ce at the doll. Fire, JacKete, Collarettes, Skirts, etc, If you bed them save money by buying them here, See Sr Specials in Clotning, shoes, Hats, Notions, etc, BMCUDCDI Br ' n g y° ur tickets on January Ist the one presenting the largest amount jUfets the Handsome Doll. XS3ißjCi Street- the diplomats of the An- box was man’s best allay In Inat work of “concealing his thoughts” in which Tallyrand maintained, the usefo’ness of speech chiefly consisted. But the man of today cares not to con ceal but rather to collect his thoughts, and his best alia? is Chase & Sanborn’s Seal Brand Coffee, It snarpens his wits, quickens his perception; and maKes him twice as cleyer. Many a man dates his popu larity in conversation from the day he began using Seal Brand coffee. Had only at # THOMAS K£ANT'S, Fancy Grocery sl2 Newcast e St-, Brunswick, Gra, kfijiiOOOS At 69c. in Timm BRUNSWICIOjGA., SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 29, 1901 ■ v i ii m • 11 ■ in. law Brnnswiclcians are Entertaining-Tie Christmas Germai-Who fill Receive oi New Years Day. The past week has b an a notable one in Brunawiok’s social ciroles. The weather baa been delightful an 4 noth ing has occurred to mar tbe pleasure of the various entertainments and aocial function, One of tbe pleasant features of tbe week was the two performances of ‘‘Quo Vadis” at the Grand opera hjOtlso on Christmas Day. The bouse was paoked at each performance and tbe entertainment was a grand one. The wbole audience imbued with tbe Christmas feeling that lays aside all formality and makes the whole werld kin. The boxes were alloocupied and among tbe parties wtre the following: At tbe matinee one box was oconpied by Col, W. 8. Kay and family. Another box party, given by Miss Emily Waff, was composed of Misses Leslie Butts, MaryLUla Blanton,Ethel Elliott, Gertrude Allen Ella Blao tOD. At the sight performance one box party consisted of Ur. B. J. Allen tnd Jjiss Mary McCullough, Ur, Maloom MBullough and Migg Gertrude Allan, Howard Waff and Migg Ratta MoCul lODgb. In anothgr party were Ur- and Ur a. G. B. Haworth and Misses Cathlaen, Vivian and Elernor Norris, the guestg of Col. W. B. Wrenn. Mr, and Urg. Rooney and family formed anotbar party. * * Tbs Cbrisimas german given at the Oglethorpe hotel on Thursday even* ing of the 26;h instant was led by Mr. Maloom McCullough. It waa tha largeat and prettieat german that haa been given in Brnnawiok in yeara. Refreshments were served throughout the entire evening. Those present were: Mr. George H. Smith, Mra. Uonroe Fleming. Mr. Uorton Merye, Miss Leslie Butts. Mr. Howard Waff, Mite Ella Blan ton. . Mr. W. J. Batts. Miss Fannie Aiken Mr. Howard Smith, MLa Edna Pen- nlman. Ur. B. J. Butts, Miss Kate Morris. Mr. J. C, Tltes, Miss Ethel Elliott. Mr. B. P, Coleman, Mies Retta Mc- Cullough, Mr. H. W. Gale, Miss Willie Mat Gale. Mr William Reany, Miss Mary Me- Collougb. Mr Lavernge Whitfield, Miss Juliet % Coleman. Mr D M Peddicord, Mise Fanny Qrant Nightingale. Mr Bertie Bankt, Miss Ellen man. Mr Thomas Falter, Jr., MissdHgl M r T y Fleming, McKinnon. Mr Frederick i j Mr EJ Allen, Miss Bettie Nightin gale Mr Goldsmith Lehman, Mra B A White, Mr and Mrs Ed Fleming of Jackson ville. Mr and Mra R B Tapper. Mr and Mrs B M Nightingale. Mr and Mrs H H Raymond of New York. Mr end Mrs J S Raymond, Hr and Mrs Thomas Fuller. Mr and Mra J 8 Dunwoody, Mr and Mrs J J Conolsy. Mr and Mra F D Aiken. Mr and Mrs C L Elliott, Mr and Mrs Boling Whiileld. Mr and Mra Reese of Birmingham. Mr and Mrs W s Taylor. Mrs J A Butts. Mra Jobn Nightingales. Mrs John H McCnllougb, Mrs Columbus Downing, Mrs William Beany Mrs Restor Coleman. Mrs. William Nightingale. Stags— F D M Siracbon, RD W Reads, Eugene Whitfield, Malcem Mc- Cullough Mr Cornell of New York. # * * Among the msrfy entertainments of tbe week were a number of Christmas trees given for tbe children of tbe vari ons Sunday sebocls. All were thor oughly eajoyed. The children ef S*. Mark's, Episco pal, Suedsy school bad their Christmas oelebration on Friday after the regular evening tervioet. They marched frem the obnrob Into the pariah ball tinging Christmas oarols. In the hell was a iarge tree beautifully decorated and weighted down with candy and fruits. One of the noteworthy featnree of this oooasion was tbe faot that there were no presents, but the candy and fruit, as tbe children had agreed beforehand that instead of presents being distri buted to them the money should be given to the needy. This unselfish ao* tion on their part sorely added more pleasure to the occasion than the out tomary presents would have done They sang their oarols heartily, and will long remember the event. Another Sunday school that enjoyed a Christmas trse on Friday evening was the First Methodiat, It was in okargs of Mrsdames H. S. Johnson, R. B, Hardy and J. Metager. A large crowd attended ands regoUr BsntaOlaasdJ trlbnted the gifts from the tree. * * * The next upaoial feature on thaSn pet for the holiday season is tbiH oeivingofNa^^aaagflHß'Cj elated by Miss Kathleen Norris, of Atlanta and Misses Mary Lilia and Ella Blanton. * * Among the moat anjoyabla of the •vents of the week was the oelebratton of Bt. John’s day by tbe Masons, under the anspiors of Ooeun Lodge, The Urge lodge room was filled with the Mesons, tbs lad es cf tbe Eastern Star, and their friends. An interesting program appropriate to the oooaeion, including music and addresses, was delightfully rendered. Tbe addrasees were delivered by Yen Harry Cassll and Frof. Ballard, and Mrs. Blanton, Mra: Bays and a male quartette consisting of Dr. Blanton and Msssrs. Fleming, Dempster and LaManca famished the masie. Past Grand Master Symons presided, ane after tbe program was finlahad he announced that refreshment! were in order. An elegant repast, prepared by tba ladies was moat thoroughly enjoyed. * * * The Goodyear- Mitchell hones party were delightfully entertained last night by Mr, and Mrs. W. S Taylor, at their residence corner of Richmond and George streets with a progeaaira oard party. “Hearts” was the game played, and the first prise for ladles, a Brunswick souvenir spoon, was wcu by Miss Willie Mat Halo of Atlas ti. The goutlemea’t first prize, an etehlrg in black and white, was woa by Mr, Geo B. Flint of Anniston. # • * The house party being entertained by Colonel and Mrs, Goodyear and Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Mitchell, !• as fellows: Miss Clara Mitchell, Misa Julia Tift, Mr. Nelson Tift, Sr„ Mr. Nelson Tilt, Jr„ and Mr, Nelson Mltohell, of Al bany, Ga; Mias Esther Goodyear, of Connecticut; Mltji Wlllla Mat Gale, of Atlanta, and Mr, Georgs B. Flint, of Anniston. BUSINESS CHANGES Hoodenpyie Bakery and Harrell Broi Grocery Change Hands. Thia is the season when bnsiness changes occur. Among the changes made this wash we note the following. J. M. Hoodenpyie has sold Bis bakery business at the corner of A and F street to J. K. Cornelias, who will continue the business at the present stand, lfr. Cornelias will also continue to conduct hip wood and coal bnsiness. Mr, Hoodenpyie has bought out the grocery basinets of Harrsll Bros et Monk nud Newoastle strsets and will more tbs stook to the lOi A street, now occdu£|B|B||| Urunasriok Bicycle wove to the copied by k. k * !i [} * Xrl ieT *' * '/■, r -V' ‘j K JP R tv IBHHI •PHONE 168. B Notice In facility to With