The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-05-29

tention to the announcements of their
wares as set forth by the storekeepers, in
the daily TIMES.
Motifs advertisements are nearly as Sc
ductive as the goods displayed in his win
dows. What pity it is that we don't have
more personal anniversaries, in which we
could advise. our friends of what we ad-
mire most in Motifs window.
The dearest girl" has no difficulty in
bending the footsteps of the only "he,'
in the direction of Adams drug store.
Aside from the attractions of soda and
cream and frappe, are those tempting look
ing boxes labelled "Nunnally's' and smoth-
cred up in ribbon and filled with goodies"
At Keany Il Balleys there is a con-
tinuous pure food exhibition" and it is
their will to at once secure anything new
or novel in the line of table delicacies.
/ don't think the express wagon ever
passes up A street without stopping at
Joergers pharmacy and dumping off lot
OF big boxes Some of these novelties in
the toilet line are the sweetest in town.
In spite of the many rivals in his bust
ness, P. o. Kessler seems to have a hold
on the confidence of the people which no
one else can gain His stock of fire-armsand
bicycles is one of the most complete in the
city
Competition is the life of trade" runs
the old saw, so we welcome Photographer
Garfield to Brunswick, and as his work
speaks for itself, nothing more is needed
by way of introduction. We all have that
little spark of vanity which enjoys looking
at even counterfeit presentment of our
selves, TO say nothing of looking on the
reproduction of the special che" or "she'
on whom all the interests of some one are
apt to center.
For the genuine roast beef of America.
go to Baumgartner's. 1t lays away over
the roast beef of old England, celebrated
IN story and song. And nothing is quite
so wholesome or good as that same roast
beef.
In view of the recent failure of the dozen
or so of bucket shops and speculative bu-
reaus, the average citizen with money to
save, will bethink him of safe place
wherein to store. The list OF officials of
the Merchants and Traders bank, and of
the National bank of Brunswick, contain
names which in themselves are sufficient
guarantee of integrity and honesty,
Enough said.
The Greeks Of today are noted for two
things their cleanliness, and the excel
lence of their pastry and candies. Eli lis
simato is one of the examples whom we
have here with US, and his customers prove
the adage OF the proof of the pudding
being in the eating.
The nearest approach to regular mar
ket of eatables is G.. Arnheiters place.
Saturdays the store is a symphony in
fresh vegetables, dressed fowl and every
thing good for the dinner of the week.
1t was our good fortune and thoroughly
appreciated pleasure to drive behind one
of Morris & Lees splendid: black teams
recently Though the ride was quite a
long one, the horses were as fresh when
we returned, as when we started, and the
carriage was as soft and comfortable as
the proverbial feather bed.
If you have ever been in J. J. Lissners
store, doesn't it remind you OF the old
fashioned country store where everything
was to be had, from chewing tobacco to
sewing silk? Though not on "the" prone
made, his store is sufficiently close to
catch most of the trade in their line.
At La Mances there are some of the
SWEETEST looking mantelpieces, examples
of pure colonial style, and enough in
themselves to give room that "cozy
honey" look so desirable. They are very
reasonable in price too, and most of them
have plateglass mirrors with them.
Have you looked in Palmers windows
lately? If you have, can't you easily con-
lure up the image of an ideal summer girl,
tripping around in some of those fetching
looking slippers and ties? And if the girl
cyclist realized the comfort to be had of
those bicycle leggings, she would buy
some, real quick.
Have you ever had the craze for collect
ing choice brio brac, and pictures? Well
if you have and don't want to be tempted
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