The Brunswick news. [volume], April 13, 1916, Page 8, Image 8

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FOUR HUNDRED PAIRS
—OF—
“Walk-Over” Oxfords for Men
S ST "Hot From The Factory” S
They’re the favorite footwear in every
country in the world, this season as
heretofore they cannot be equalled—we
have added so many new styles and
leathers to our stock that you are sure
to find here just what you are looking
for at—
s3.so $4.00 $5.00
WOOD- BAILEY
CLOTHING COMPANY
“THE LIVE STOKE”
MR. FARMER:
Get your cattle and hogs ready for the market. There
is big profits in Hog raising, but you must keep them
healthy. We have SAL-VET, which is guaranteed to rid
your cattle and hogs of worms, by doing this you will
have healthy stock. Come and see us and let us tell you
how to save money.
Georgia hardware Cos.
205-5:07 Monk Street I’hone 102
BRUNSWICK, CiA.
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FOR iHR
SPRING
SEASON
PORCH FURNITURE
PORCH SWINGS
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PORCH SC RELNS,
REFRIGERATORS,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
AWNINGS.
LET US FIGURE ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS.
KJ. Miller Furniture Go.
OUR MOTTO: "Satisfaction or Money Back"
THE BRUNSWICK NEWS
BRAZIL BECOMES
; COTTON MARKET
GOVERNMENT MILLS ESTABLISH
ED THERE TO BENEFIT
THE SOUTH.
Brunswick along with other Bouth
! ern ports will beg reatly benefited in
( the new territory opened for sale of
cotton when New York investors begin
( the manufacture of cotton in Brazil,
having recently secured the co-opera
tion of the Brazilian government for
ibis work.
A. Nelson, editor of the Cot
ton Trade Journal of Savannah, who
has just returned from a visit in New
York during which he learned the
i above facts, says:
"For some time cotton has moved
in moderate quantities via New York
t from different southern markets, in
cluding one lot of several hundred
hales from a well known Savannah
firm, which has the unique distinction
of exporting the first cotton from Sa
i vannah to South America,” said Mr.
Nelson. ‘Curious attention was nat
urally attracted to such shipments as
Brazil is an importer of cotton goods
largely from England and Germany,
between whom the keenest eompeti
| tion has prevailed for that most profit
able business.
"Now that the European struggle is
! depriving Brazil of her supply of cot
ion goods that enterprising republic
will not only attempt to spin her re
( yuirements of goods, but it is entire
ly within the range of belief, accord
ing to inside opinion, that the whole
Exclusive
Agents
UNITED STATES AU=
TOMOBILE TIRES.
INNER TUBES.
TIRE SPECIALITES.
“NOBBY” AND “CHAIN
TREAD” TIRES.
United Supply
Company
Hardware Headquarters
In Selecting Your EASTER SUIT|
tt is yety PBoessary that you consider the make.
“THE STEIN-BLOCH" label is a small thing to find in the
wearing quality of your Clothe'.—its the tailoring that counts.
Suits are—
s2o.oo. $22.50 AN D525.00
Come and see them.
new signaling
DEVICE FOR AUTOS
WILL SAVE PRESENT HAND
METHOD OF LETTING
OTHERS KNOW.
Anew signaling device has been in
vented by a Georgian, who lives in
.Savannah, that c: likely to do away
with the present hand method for auto
quirements of goods, but it is entire-
I way a car is going, -rhe inventors are
•I. M. Middleton and H. T. Shore, who
will manufacture their device in Sa
vannah.
The indicators are metal hands
which are illuminated by electricity,
attached to the rear of the machine
and connected by rods with the board
as the driver’s let from which the car
is controlled. There are two hands,
one slightly above each rear fender.
When not in use the hands are
parallel to the sides of the car. They
are controlled by small pedals so
placed that they may be operated by
the driver's fool, which is kept con
stantly on the clutch. It is not neces
sary to remove Ihe foot from the
clutch to operate the signal.
By small {’.cages on each pedal
both may he pressed at once when the
driver seeks to indicate a full stop.
Through springs in the mechanism
the ped3ls and hands return instantly
to their original position when the
foot pressure io removed. Each pedal
shows plainly by its position which
signal it control*.
Patent rights have been applied for
and the two inventors are making
preparation to market the device. Its
mechanism is declared to be so sim
ple as to preclude the possibility of
failure to work properly.
chain of South American republics
may launch into I he spinning industry.
In such an event. South Amercans
would enter the spot cotton markets
of the South as direct buyers in com
petition witli the Europeans and Asi
atics, thus giving to the cotton ltelt
another national customer.”
Jdr. Nelson sums up the significance
of the move from a local standpoint
thus:
The addition of another great na
tional direct buyer of cotton, thus
stimulating world competition for the
crop.
The marvelous upbuilding of south
ern seaports rnd the port of Savan
nah in particular as a logical outlet
for the cotton from the richest grow
ing section in the belt.
ASK h OR and GET
HOHLICK’S
Tfiii ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK ,
Cheap substitutes cost YOU same price.
The the;!pest advertising on
earth is tiie Want Ads that are
carried in The News Classified
Department.
MANY SHIPS SUNK
WITHIN A NiONTH
SCARCITY OF SHIPPING BECOMES
SERIOUS—LOCAL YARDS ARE
] BOOSTED.
The German submarine campaign
has cut a considerable hole in the
shipping interests of the world. Eight}
being the number reported as lost by
allies and neutrals within the last
month. This will be a considerable
f>cost for the local shipyard, where a
ship is now being built and plans are
on foot for making this a shipbuilding
point. So scarce are ships that neu
trals are being urged to call into serv
ice the German interned vessels that
ate now lying still in ports all over
the earth.
The following London dispatch is of
special interest:
“Two more ships have been reported
(irivers to let the public know which
hours. According ft- the morning
newspapers this makes forty-two
British, ten of Great Britain’ allies’
and thirty neutral vessels lost since
March 1, when the new German sub
marine campaign began.’
It has ben estimated that since the
beginning of the war ocean-going Brit
ish v'essels of three million tons have
been lost from all causes.
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists.
In A Few
Days
we will have ready for rent a
Store at Corner of L and Ellis
Street. Two rooms in rear of
the Store can be used for living
purpose if desired; or the two
story residence just to rear of
this can be rented jn conjunc
tion with the store building.
This makes it possible to live
on the same permises with your
business.
SPLENDID LOCATION.
Albert Fentfig
& Company
Sooner or later you too will come to
Styleplus Seventeen
Do you pay around $25 for
custom-madeclothes? If you
do we can open your eyes as NflS
to style and fit with good
wear guaranteed at the
low price sl7. A \
And if you pay around
S2O for ready-to-wear Mn
clothes, you can’t fJjl
afford to ignore \^/J
Some day you will de- I 1 \
cide to find out why <7^,l l \ \
Styleplus has such a ~~ g
The fabrics are fashionable pat- V!\v IJI r/J \i
terns, water shrunk, all wool. Any Vjlr I Y/m |1
kind of a model you prefer—all ' i ' \/ H*
designed by a fashion artist whose cowrWit. II g
ability no one can doubt. Hand - It *<-
tailoring where it counts. All the big things—reduced ■
to medium price by the novel methods of the trade Mark I
makers. Always sl7 season after season. g
KASIER’S (jgj
HOT CROSS Hot
BUNS Delicious
i Cross Buns a trial this
Good Friday we’re sure that
you will enjoy superb, de
—CJ licious Buns.
We wish to say that our Bread, Cake, Pies, Rolls,
Buns, etc., are as pure, wTnlescme and delicious as it is
possible to make them.
We are awaiting your triai order,
FABER’S TWO STEAM BAKERIES
1330-1614 Newcastle St, *
KNOWN AS THE BEST—THE BEST KNOWN
The Every Manhattan Shirt is de=
MAKING signed, cut and tailored in the
of Manhattan Plants. The mak=
MANHATTAN ers exact the highest standard
SHIRTS of perfection in the workman*
ship of every Manhattan Shirt,
thus insuring uniform quality
throughout. Every button is
sewed on by hand with linen
thread.
GUARANTEED FAST COLORS
Our Spring Designs are Ready §1.50
jLiSV Y’ S
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes.
THURSDAY. APRIL 13, 1916.