The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-26


shown to those who call, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed to the purchaser. Re
coguized as one of Brunswick's leading
stores, this enjoys most enviable trade
and aside from the handsome shoe de-
MT, full line of genlemens' fur
goods is carried, including a
fine assortment of umbrellas and Cong
ress hats. Every one is given a cordial
welcome here, and to show goods is
pleasure, whether one wishes 10 pur
chase or not.
One of the most wide awake and en-
terprising houses in Brunswick is the
Bee Hive, Mr.. Phil s. Farmer, propri-
etor. Occupying central location on
Newcastle street, this store catches the
trade going and coming, and the pleas
anly wiling clerks are continually busy
with eager customers. Recognizing the
fact thai this time is just between the
seasons. this establishment is Offering
everything in the summer line of goods
regardless of cost, as nothing il ever
carried from one season to 4he other,
and there will be great demand for
room to display the magnificent fall line
that will be opened up shortly. From
an economical standpoint, this is the
time to think of the days that are to
come next summer, for the exquIsitely
dainty goods now on exhibition, were
double and three times the present
price mark, at the beginning of the sea-
son, and by careful maud ing, they are
as new now as then. Beside the dress
goods, there is a general clearing out Of
1aces, ribbons and embroioeries, all Of
which will be replaced bya handsome
new stock in a short time, in which the
latest styles and fashions will appear.
One of the speeialties offered here at
present, is the fine new stock of dotted
velyets, suitable for neck and waist, and
which have proved most popular.
The pretty store of Mr.. Kennon Mott,
the jeweler, on Newcastle street, is one
of the places one likes to VISIT, for eY-
erything in the gem and jewel line is to
be found here, where repairing watches
and jewelry is speciality. A handsome
line OF wedding presents in silver and
cut glass is carried all the year round,
where one may make as handsome Sc
lection as any well-flled purse will al
low. One OF the specialties of this
house, is an optical department, of
which Brunswick feels justly proud, Mr..
Mott having made an average Of one
hundred in his examination in the Spens
Ger Optical Institute In New York,
where he was student for several
years. Since returning to Brunswick,
he has been most successful in his work,
aud has examined and fitted glasses to
over five hundred pair of eyes, OF which
number only three have proved unsatis
factory. Examinations of eyes are
made free of charge, and glasses may be
fitted or not, as the patient wishes.
One of Brunswick's leading grocers is
Mr.. w. DeVoe, on Newcastle street, has
"A fine and full assortment OF everything
in the grocery line, including canned
goods, crackers, pickles and preserves,
Prompt attention is given to every or
der, which is carefully filled, and which
is always pleasantly welcomed at its
destination, those receiving it knowing
that it is made up of the good
things Of life in generous measure
ments. About the store there is an air
OF refinement and quiet unostentstious-
ness, which wins many customers, and