The Brunswick news. [volume], November 25, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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The Highest Type Talking
' Machine in the world.
Sold at a uniform price all over
the country and “no records
thrown in.”
• SONORA is the best
and we handle only
the best on the
market.
H. M. Miller Furniture
Company
Buy your
Fruit Cake Material
Now
McCall’s Grocery Store
PHONE 23
Watch Our Window
for
Special Fruit Cake
BEST MATERIAL USED
FABER’S STEAM BAKERY
A Modern Bread Plant
Opposite the Oglethorpe Hotel PHONE 374
THANKS
IVIR. A. J. CORDON WANTS TO
THANK THE PEOPLE OF
BRUNSWICK FOR THE HEAR
TY RESPONSE TO HIS MOST
SUCCESSFUL SALE AND WISH
E3 HIS MANY FRIENDS AND
PATRONS THE COMPLIMENTS
OF THE SEASON. WITH THE
ASSURANCE THAT THEIR
GENEROUS PATRONAGE DUR
ING THE ENTIRE YEAR HAS
BEEN DEEPLY APPRECIATED.
IS y
COUNTY EXHIBIT
Will BEGIN TODAY
Display of Agricultural Products
Canning Club Specimens and
Other Articles Will be Thrown
Open to the Public at Ten
O’clock.
All arrangement* liadbeen complet
ed last night, and everything in readi
ness for the opening at ten o’clock this
morning of the informal exhibit of
Glynn county products, which will be
held at ihe quarters of the Brunswick
Board of Trade, under the direction of
Mrs. Madge B. Merritt, the county
home demonstration agent.
There are, a large number of exhibi
iftrs, and a wide variety of articles
will be on display, which will be well
worth seeing, giving some idea of the
almost limitless variety of products
that tuay be successfully grown in this
county.
While the display Is. by no means, a
complete representation of the pro
ducts of the county, it Includes a num
her of the prize specimens of the more
common varieties, as well as canning
club exhibits, art and needle work,
poultry, etc. Tt will ho, in fact, a min
iature fair, and Mre. Merritt has work
ed hard to make if a successful and In
teresting event.
The home economics bureau of the
Womans Club has given every coop
eration possible in the work of getting
tho exhibits together, and the differ
ent specimens have been conveniently
and artistically arrnngd. The occa
sion will serve to demonstrate the pos
sibilities of the great South Atlantic
fair, to behold here next fall, and is ex
pected to arouse considerable Inter
est. in the project.
Tlie exhibit will he thrown open
to public inspection promptly at teji
o'clock this morning, and will contin
ue throughout the entire day and to
morrow A great many people are ex
pected to call and see It. A feature of
tbe exhibit will he educational films
covering n number of subjects, and
Hr. It. 1,. DcHaiisnure, comity health
officer, will today deliver a lecture on
the subject of “Tuberculosis.” A booth
for the sale of .Christmas seals will
also he operated by the-, tuberculosis
fund campaign committal*.
Mrs. Ix*na Powell, home demonstra
tion agent for Jeffefson county, will
bo present, and w ill act as judge of’
the exhibits, for which valuable prizes
will be given the winners in the vari
ous departments.
Tour house at YOUR price. See me.
A, If. LEAVY.
A. ZELMENOVITZ
■
To All of You —
Tho friends or patrons be, we say:
A Joyful and Happy
Thanksgiving
And days be many
That are filled with plenty
A. ZE^MENOVITZ
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EX=KING’S MOTHER
REGENT OF GREECE
| -siMNHS; *' 'tr !
Queen Mother OtQa
Queen Mother Olga, mother .of ox-
King Constantine, has succeeded Ad
miral Coundourlotls as regent of trou
bled (.recce pending tip. outcome of
the plebiscite November 2K, when the
people will vote on the question of re
turn tug Constantine to the throne.
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty of Them in Brunswick, and
Good Reason For It
. Wouldn’t any woman b.) happy
After years of backache suffering.
Days of misery, nights of unrest.
The distress of urinary troubles.
When she finds freedom’?
Many readers will protit by tho fol
lowing:
Mrs. J. M. Mullins, 1120 Og’.elhorpi
street, Brunswick, says: ‘1 was .•■•ab
ject tu attacks of backache and miser
able pains in tho region of my kid
nova; in fact, I ached ail over and
1 had headaches. ■,My kidneys acted
irregularly, too. I started using
Doan’s Kidney Pills from Huberts’
Pharmacy and they brought relief.
My back got stronger, my kidneys act
ed regularly and 1 felt bettor In every
way.”
Price title .at all dealers. Don’t simp
ly ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills —the same that
Mrs. Mullins had. Poater-Mllhurn Cos.
Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
The Strong Withstand the Heat of
Summer (letter Than the Weak •
Old people who or.- feeble and younger people
who are weak, wi.l be strengthened and enabled to
go through Ike depressing heat of sum rner by tak
ing* GROVES TASTELESS chili TOKIC. It
Strengthens mi:l t.ai .lj up tho system by Purifying
and ‘Enriching t..e bleed. 'Ye :i cun e-,,n feel It
ste imtl-.-muy, ir. vie..rating L:., i!. air
MEN!
FALL CLOTHES
‘■’At Next Spring Prices” I
KAISER’S TAKEzz THIS
MEANS OF BRINGING THE
ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN’S
CLOTHING DOWN TO THE
PRICE LEVELS THAT WILL
PREVAIL FOR THE SPRING
OF 1921, AND PUTS THEM
ON A LEVEL WITH THE IN
FERIOR QUALITIES WHICH
ARE FLOODING THE MAR
KET AS GREAT “BARGAINS’
Knox and Stetson
. HATS
$9 and $lO Values —
$7.85
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Revised Price pf
SUITS
$35.00 Suits $24.50
$45.00 Suits $34.50
$50.00 Suits $39.50
$62.50 Suits $49.50
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GEORGIA HARDWARpJ
A NNOUNC EMENT
Friday and Saturday ,
Nov. 26th oiid 27th Jr
We are going to close or
remainining stoc/
sum, •
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One-HaL a
COME EARS"
GET YOURP oOD ’
V\'e have just recivedL Ppp^fl.pJT^P
X, TAN ENG LIT /Jffl
that we bought at the nejA R |
\big saving to jj*JlS£F II
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