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? ' ’/S' w w ■ WRIGHI| —the— ’ CLOTHIER , x „ » FURNISHER. A ' M \ \ JM St. Simon’s Line, si m.hek st heih le. Stand rd Ti re. On and after June IJtli, schedule will be as follows: DE PA KT IRE. From Brunswick— Stcainvr City of Brunswick f«»r <» <••*• I ht. on route for Cumberland, -bnly 7 a. m Strainer Pope < atlin. for < h < 111 Pier and M.. M:<m a. m , 2:oo tun! r»;00 p. in. From Wrenn I’ivr Forst .sjtnon -Mill- ':>») a. in. " p. in. RETTUNI \F Leave St. sitnon’a Mills for (Han Pier lu:oo a in and I : ,HI p- m. Leave Pier for Brunswick 10:.. .1. in., I: "an I t’: :o p. in. SUNDAYS. < Ity <»f Brunswick, en route to ( umberland. s;0o a. m. Pope < atlin tor Ocean Pier «m>y. » and a . in . 2:fand G:ou p. in C. t o 1..- St MU ' r P- !-•’ 1 it ■ P • 1 7:30 and J»» :15 a. in., and ■ p. in. Giir.b.if Hotel St sunde-.rim' to ti-c <llinb«rl and I ak* ■<i •; •»f B1 un-u i< ka * • i. [ Pier Ht 7:l'. .1 m.. <•• <pt on Sittidat it •: ( . mi I part.* - demimi* • » v dn»il M. Hm o '* ill I Le land.-d ;il <» • m Pi* r«• ids ol Brunn ii|M»ii noli • gnen, otne-w*-e I ■ t« uiiii lai 1 | 11. I make lhe »iop | , ,ndi \01• 1 * *ll I* <ve O< ■an I'n-r on I* 11 ■ du) •al • : u. 11*.. f»r Brim •<* I k. and • ■ r In- w.!• i 11'«• or more p * not . . i- . .vi 1. at Hot* *1 *1 1 i» MH. • p* mil* i. I it. I - - - W| ■GSR y W| -• ' • w quests to win. 'Dial seems to be the watchwonn of the Glynn Gun Club. To morrow night at 7:30 o'clock the select team from Georgia’s champions will leave over the Bruns wick and Western for Jacksonville. The club had a long ’practice yester day afternoon and is practicing this afternoon. The most formidable rivals of the Glynns will be the Forest City Gun Club, of Savannah, and result is looked forward to with interest. Will Arrive This Afternoon. The Post announced yesterday that Tratlic Manager Whitney, of the Merchants anil Miners' transporta tion company, would arrive in Bruns wick next Saturday. Late yesterday afternoon Ms. S C. Davis received a telegram from Mr. Whitney, dated at Savannah and conveying the information that he would reach Brunswick this after noon. The committee appointed from the Merchants and Traders Protective Association has been no j tilled of.Mr. Whitney, expected ar rival andwill be at the depot to meet | and entertain that gentleman. The importance of this vi-it has’ already been impressed on the citi 1 n* of Brunswick and doubtless j .Low n t lie visitur. - X -e f wwk* ' 1 * si '-i "A honor. .-Oil aiM. ’ . L bi" ’ 11. ■ W large number of her old and friends. The store was nicely decorated.and dancing was indulged in until a late hour. Refreshments were serv-ai j during the evening, and altogether it I was a racial success. Tiie evening's pleasures will long | b ■ remembt red. Go to Taylor «fc Davis, shoe store i for the latest utyles < xford ties. N > house in the south can show a' 1 better nne of sliocs than Taylor 4- I Davis, the shoe men. iS of the church am < <*r<lial]y invited | ' to attend. Nn Sunday school price* charged for ahoea at Taylor A l)uvia' a hoc ,a tore lowu