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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
H~armOnizing
ole Dainty
Summer Girl

AAfHAI with modistes crying pictur-
Wv sequences at her-tHe summer
girl of 1904 viii surely be the
most bewitchiug creature ever known.
Already has it been ordained that every
little detail Of her gowuing must be
studied for picture likeness. Hat,
gloves, VEIL shoes. must an harmonic
perfectly, and now with the advent OF
parasol time comes the mandate 10 look
we'll to its selection. Every girl knows
-aas ever kuoWu-hOw enhancing she
mas Ue with q dainty parasol 90 frame
thc face. and this season the intention
ie 20 put all the WltcnerE possible into
lt-fCT as In is beautiful, the more
charming she. Paras0is, of course,
must SHOW the trend Of gown fashion.
There's the tucked kind 30 emphasize
The fayoTiJIsm of the tucked Owl
soft little ruchiHgs that adOrn SO many
1Iork5 are seen as well on parasOls.
Hand embroidered parasols, too, to
match the embroidered gowns shirred
Uarasols. lace parasols. and If YOU like
hand painted paTasOls. Then some
those FOR use with the wash suit. A
We'll varied family are they, all in
themselves. The EmaTtest are like
shade TO the dress and have for trim
ming cut-Out patterns of embroidery or
applications OF coarse lace.
All The stores during the week had
delightful displays. One lovely model
noted was a combination of lawn, fine
embroidery and ~NaIencienues lace.
Others had foundations of embroidered
swiss with rumes and insertions OF
lace.
Goods % lace 90 match those of the
fr0ck can be used 10y your umbrella
man. or IL ron are dexteTous with the
needle you may cover the parasol frame
yourself.
Many, many fluffy kinds were I'm evil
deHce-white silk with deep dounces OF
chiffon, the rufles made more fluffy
by being edged with narrow ruchiugs.
Those made entirely of chiffon were
mostly shirred all over and had some
pale shade for lining. For instance.
White outside VITA pale blu On a deli
cate shell pink inUerIining. These sure
iy are the parasOls with which the
summer girl viii go forth to conquer.
Champagne rints were attractive
with bands of tucks of blue. red or self
color. Those with faggOtings and the
more intricate patterns of needlcWOrk
certainly added much of beauty to
paTasol fashion.
Floral parasols were shoWn-tbese to
haTmouiZe with the organizes and flow
cred mOusseliue frOcks.
hlte coats were made accessory. I'm
some of the stores, to the paras0I show.
The summer coat, as we all know. by
now. occupies no insignificant place I'M
womau's wardrobe this season. and
therefore have the shops brought a
satisfying and pleasing assortment.
One decided beauty i'm a short coat
mode was entirely of white Irish Gro
Chet with broad linen collar which had
for trimming a motif of lace medal
lions. The sleeves We're the baggy sort
with deep turn Jack cuffs of the linen
% a frill Of lace at the wrists. The
white etamine coats would alone have
made an attractive choosing, but 9TH
ers were theTe-Jhe cauvas, cloth and
ON zap 20 the very elaborate white silk:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29

Little wonder they should be de-
sired Of all women. What emancipd-
ton have these same shirt waist suits
been. One steps out foot-free and
hands-free. The iustep-leugth skirt
does not make or appear shorter, and
most women have come to recognize
there's g~irlishuess about IT. not
achieved ia the longer.
First on the long list come the
dainty silks. All kinds of pretty, sum
merry shades are shOWn-many with
white or CTeam grounds s%prinkled over
with dots or sprays I'm delicate CoIOrs.
Some are made with yokes, some with
plaits. one model had narrow box
plaits from the neck laced with tiny
silken cords whose tasseled ends out
lined a yoke.
The white and cOIOred linen shirt
waist suits range from the strictly
tailored to quite elaborate, the blouses
OF some being very fancifui. with
broad. long shoulder effects brought
out by means OF lace berthas, tucks
or Capes.
From one Of our downtown m0distes
who is an authority ON fashion we
learned that a very late word from
Paris-whither she win wend her way
shortly-declares gowns viii continue
~boufant, as they are at the present
moment, and perhaps hoop skirts VIII
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
Pretty ParasOIs
Dainty NegIigees
Reign 81 Ribbons

does have a number OF simply made
summer gowns, for the doing up" OF
them must be considered and So the
~aetacnaoie accessory NOT ouiF makes
diversity of costume, but solves as we'll
the laundry problem THE dfmftv dress
with blouse plainly tucked from neck
70 bust can nave ab0ut. the shoulders
a bertha of Point de Nanise lace u-
one or the imitation Irish point with
igrdle TO match. and So be easiIv re-
moved. or this same gown might have
the tucked part of blouse covered vifh
an Arabian a collar and glrdle.
again, 1t could be varied with a bolero
Of some pretty lace or have swiss em-
brOiderE accessories. Then an these
might be transformed to the Organdy
or the crepe de chine. or the taneta
dress-indeed, 40 end of combinations
can be made with only a few of these
pretty things 10 be found DO any and
all stores.
Those clever at n~eedlework can FASH
ion all sorts of things from The many
bOWknOt and medalii0ns that need
forming into design. a very dainty
adjustable yoke was seen. made fram
the lacey little medallions. Square
shape was 1T. with p0inLs-0ue over
each shoulder, one front and back. AM
other showed q yoke and bertha in one
the yoke made from am aI-oTer lace.
the bertha from chiffon and lace iuser-
lions II on the edge q HarroW ruch-
ing TO finish. B0ieros. half sleeves and
girdles can be made from che alI-oyer
nets or the plain. and be further en-
HANGED By the application of medallious
OF knots. MOuSselnes and CniIOns
work out no end of charming effects
when combined with laces. for vests.
stocks and half sleeves. The heavier
laces. such as Arabian, make appro-
pirate adornment for the pongee silk
frock, while Irish point suits best the
heavy linen
The Reign Of Ribbons.
The most charming ribbons in years
are those brought out for this sea
son, nd not i'm a decaQe have rleE
been so Iavishly used. Strange, is it
not, that so fascinating a fashion
should have waned2 What a dainty
bit was the maid Of years gone by.
whose picture we've all seen, with her
ribbons here, there, and everywhere
floating gracefully about her. Look
ing backward has set us to thinking
and so now the reign of ribbons IS
at hand. Many of the ribbons have
distinctive names and it would oe
lard TO characterize all in print. Some
are very expensive while others are
most inexpensive. All are pretty. The
Dolly Warden ribbons blossom with
flowers. like the Dresden, they glow
with color like the Persian. and, say
what one VIII, they are entirely de-
serving the name Of that frOu-frOu
creature that has come down TO as
as Dolly Warden. Others there are I'm
the soft silk Observation-Disclosures. Otto
mans and taffetas. Very wide, for
sashes. down 10 narrow, with which
to make frills. and they. too. are o v-
cred over with blossoms I'm various
combinations. When not i'm plain col
Ors. Tiny silvery raised dots give a
pretty touch to some of these. A pref
ty new lot of Dresden ribbons adorned
a counter in one of the stores during
1continned on - u ssctLon e
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29

Some Elegant Waists for Small Prices

About one hundred Waists from New Yorks best maker. which
we secured at SNAP price, and to move them quickly have ar
ranged a snap price for the customers. The waists are of white.
cream or ecru, escUial and ropousse laces, fouIard silks, tafeta silks
of the soft kind, pongecs, all white linens with Bulgarian cmbroid-
cries and fine lawns. The prices run about like this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
Carpets and Draperies.

There are some good buys IN these departments this week In the
way Of Floor Coverings, Hangings and Draperies.
Best al wool Ingram Carpets, Csc yard.
Best 1Owire Tapestry, sec per yard, or soc put down.
Best 9-wire Tapestry, zoe per yard, or soc put down.
Stinson, Sanford d Smiths Velvet Carpet, $11212 per yard
or 1920 on floor.
Less expensive Velvets. soc per yard. or soc on floor. All Bige-
lows and Wilton Vcvets. $500 grades, $1Gj per yard, or S1.75 on
floor. All $1G5 and $L75 Administers for S125, or S135 on floor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
Toilet Water.

Kinks Violet Toilet Water in + and S-omce bottles. Regular
prices 35c and 65c per bottle. The 3c to 60 at 25c; the Soc size
for 42c.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08

The usual type Of burglar alarm a.
arranged to sound an electric gong and
arouse the occupants Of . room OF,
budding on ent3ance Of burglar. but
such an. alarm obviously AFFORDS little
IL any, psetect1an. for isolated buildings
such a. country stores, or the like.
which are unoecupied during the night
For such buildingss what - needed -
Q device which Mill cope with the In
truder himself, and not merely sound
IN alarm. We show herewith the meth
Cd Of deaiipe with spch acpse invented
by Lyman n. He&ee ut vincennes.
Ina, apd. iluetlatDds n the scieA-
the American. n consists Al 1 means
for distributing noxious fumes in
room or building on entrance Of the
burglar. 20 a. to overcome the man and
prevent him frdG1 carrying ont hin un-
lawful dsagne. The nexious nat riAl,
which preferably censises Of Fernando
hyde. II held In 1 light steel cylinder,
closed BY cork at one end and by q
wall at the other. A small tube. closed
at it's outer end. II threaded into this
wall and serves a. holder for q
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08

U1AV0R DOtu0 - 1010 oOoVOs
A new and distinctly novel method
has been devised BY DR.. Stephen 81.
watts,. assistant resident suroeon In
the Johns HOPKINS hospital Baltimore
for jeiling hf6ken 6ones. Hid ievice
consists simply Of q silver bit and nut.
After the broken member Ii exposed
the broken bones are mortised, step
wise: then q small hole II drilled
through the joint thus made and the
silver bolt II inserted. When the nut II
screwed down tight the joint II Inn
movable. and the NATURAL knitttne psec-
esa q the hons mdy proceed WITH less
liabi1ty to Interruption tAat = usnal-
y caused by change In position ana
lack Of rigidity. DR.. Watts made q
test Of his new method for tho Arst
time about Q year ago and since that
time has useQ 4 with coptiuusd sue
&C., E& II ~ an
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08

A storage battery patent was recent
" granted to Mr.. v. q. APPEL Of Day
ton, O.. the construction Of which ID
thus described: The whole case u d.
vided into two Compartments. the in
side surface Of each compartment be.
ing electro chemically active Each
comre rtment contains a series Of liquid
tight conducting cases, one within the
other and insulated one from the 9th.
er. Their respective interior and ex.
terror surfaces are electro chemically
active. Within the inner case Of each
compartment a central element IL pro.
vided which constitutes one electrode.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08
STEP ON NAT RxIxAsxs GAS.

charge Of gunpowder. A plunger in
the cylinder Is formed with a shank
which fits into this tube against the
powder. A fine heating wire inserted
into this charge IL, connected in series
with an electric battery circuit.
The circuit, however. il normally
open. but is 30 arranged that by step
ping on door mat or in some similar
way the burglar will complete the cir
cult. igniting and exploding the charge.
which will force the plunger and cork
out and discharge the formaldehyde.
By arranging a screen before the mug
xle of the cylinder the material, on
striking the meshes, will be consider
ably diffused. and the rising fumes
will make it impossible for the burglar
to remain in the room and retain con-
sciousness.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08
cHokgD WITH HooPsk,Rrs
River at Kalamazoo Damned Up BY
the Castor crinolins

The Kalamazoo council has under
confederation the dredging Of Kalama-
300 river from the city Of Cooper. q
distance Of several miles. for the deep
Ing Of the bed In some places and the
removal Of sandbars In others. The
estimated cost or . thorough lob II
$4,000, ana for half the money, It 10
believed, the situation can be material.
II Improved ana the damage by foods
greatly lesssned.
II the arsASAA7 q undertaken parti-
cular attention should be paid to that
portion Of the river within the corpof~
Atton which has never recovered. evAA
with times help from the choking tha
channel received during the hoAeskirt
era 20 years ago. when every CASTOR
crinoline found its way to a near the
middle Of the stream ~. wounded
and outraged mala member OF the
household could throw 1t Those old
hoopsltirts are there yet. save the COM
paratively few--which are many -
raised out by fishermen with hook and
line. They are there by the thousand,
a plague and pestilence breeder. They
have damned the river and been
damned by riversiders.
The merits OF these ancient skeleton
ballons beat brentwood blind for
straining water and retaining residum
All sorts Of floating wood trash found
foothold and lodged In them. They
became shadows and the shallows Of
pestilence. for which the h0cpskirtz
were responsible. All these antique
| memories OF the mazda and mothers Of
many years ago should be scooped out
OF Kalamazoo and something done t.
put them out Of action. though heaven
knows how Il can be done. Possibly .
deep pit In some secluded place would
hold them. hey should he planted
as near the center OF the earth ~ pos.
sible. lest some acientifsc reeearcheI
for prehistoric remains nnd and ex-
pOit them ~ The bones OF pre-Adamiti<
Kalaznasooloosl-Detroit Tribune.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08
For Ohio Tennis Championship
Especial Telegram TO Evening Teller

For Ohio Tennis Championship
Especial Telegram TO Evening Teller.)
CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. 8.-Crack
tennis players from many parts of
Ohio rounded up today at the East End
tents club coirts In this city for the
opening of the annual state champion
ship tournament. The tournament will
continue through the week and to Judge
from the high class of entries there will
be some spirited play in the various
contests that make up the program.
The winner of the mems singles will
play the holder of the Wall CHALLENGE
cup. Warren H. Mclaughlin of Lima.
The winners Of the mems doubles will
play the, holders of the doubles chal-
lenge cup. w. H. Mclaughlin and T.
Mclaughlin Of Lima.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08

Cover your flower bed over with salt
from one inch to two inches deep.
Dampen the salt occasionally and leave
1t on the ground for q week or ten
days. This will be sufncient time to
kill not only the weeds. but also all
seeds that may be in the soil or on the
surface. Before planting dampen the
ground thoroughly and let 1t alone over
night. Scrape on all the salt ON the
surface in the morning and let It re-
main until dry enough to work. Then
plant your seeds and you need have no
fear of being bothered with weeds.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08

How to Make Tea Frappe.
Upon six teaspoonfuls Of mixed tea
pour two quarts of freshly boiling
water. stand for ten minutes, strain OF
and sweeten to taste. When cold,
freeze.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08
North Dakota Tsnnis.

Grand Forks, N. D.. Aug. 8.--The an
nual tournament Of the North Dakota
Tennis Association opened here today
under favorable auspices. The play
will continue for three days ana some
two-score players, including the best
In the state, are taking part.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08

f.a rrese'c :. In ~ STATE = =.
Cour0 OF idaho ana Vs.Is -
Rooms I. Z. ANA :. re,.,A. wsslasAa
Lewiston. Idaho. uone huia1he
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08

American League
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Philadelphta, 1 /:
Chicago, 3. x sa~ - .ss. -
ST. LOUIS, Aug. s.-Washinsten. 2:
st. Louis. 1.
DETROIT, Aug. s.-Bostoh. ~ De-
troit. A.. <A- 50. NNss As.-
CLEVELAND, Aug. 6.-New York. 4;
Cleveland. 8.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08

Try Brownelrs nugeats at the candy
kitchen.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08

Have ~. sweet teeeAS m
Dsewnesrs 1eelsa sssa1A
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08

Pacific Coast loaous
PORTLAND. Aug. s.-Tacoma, 4:
Portland. 0.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6.-Oakland,
0; San Francisco. s.
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 6.--seattle, g.;
Los Angeles, I.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08

National League
BROOKLYN, Aug .e.-Chicago, 8:
Brooklyn. Lgy ~ gx VIZ
PHHAIaELPfI1A. Aug. sT4tsburs'
.; PhiAdslphia. :. s "a
BOSTON. Aug. s.-Cincinnati. .;
Boston, 4.
NEW YORK. Aug. s.-st. Louis. 1;
New York, 9. a "a @sAa
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-08

sAruRoAv's ResuLrs
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-29
Mhat Yon cannot Affora

You cannot affOrd @ do without Dr..
Bcschee's German Syrup in the house
If any Of Jour family have a consunp-
tive tendency. or If catarrhs. colds or
bronchial affections are frequent tis.
itors. German Syrup Is a recognize
and reliable remedy for consumption
and the finest thing on earth for th
throat and lungs It VII; promptly
heck colds and is an infsr,ble rem
coy for Group German syrup vii
keep the children healthy. Trial bot
til 26c Big bottle 75c Al ali orrs
gists
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-29
Society


Miss Rita McKinnon is visiting
aiends in Savannah.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Banks have re-
turned from a visit to Savannah.
Mr. and Ma werntz. of savarnah
are spending sumo time in the city.
Mrs. A. Rofschild left yes.e rday to
spend some time in Greeny,lle. Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Hyer return
this morniDgfrom a weeks sisi. 70
atlanta
Little Miss Edmei Wells entertained
few Of her little friends informally
Iast evening.
Mrs. Alfred Prescott. Of Atlanta, is
with her daughter, Mrs. C. G. Brad
icy for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Neigh and
children have returned to Savannah
eom visit to Mr. and Mrs. w. 4.
9orter
Mrs, r. Nj. Wrigley and Master
Clarence Wriq1ey Of Atlanta, arrive
this morning to spend some time with
mrs. j. w. Wilson
Little Miss Katherine Thomas Is
improving from the results OF the 40.
c'dent which she was tho victim Mon.
day. to the pleasure Of her many
friends
Invitations we're Issued yesterday
TO the marriage Of Miss Marie Inslec
Ee Voc and Nh Francis Hopkins Nal
ard, the wedding to take rlsee on
Thursday evening. January IL. at sey.
IN O'Clock at st. Marks Episcopal
church.
Mrs. ]. S Purns. Mrs. W. W..
Stewart. Mr. aud Mrs Henry P. Gray.
Of Willacoochte. and Mr.. B, 3. Gray
and Misses Mamie and Katie Gray
Of Pine 3loom were among the out
ot town guests at the Brtts-Gray
sedding last evening.
Little Miss Katherine Thomas has
issued very rletty and original in
yitations for her birthday party to
he given next Saturday A picture
If Santa Claus prefaees The assurance
tnat the jolly saint viii greet the
Gtle guests IN Saturday afternoon
com 3 to s.
The Christmas german danced last
light at the oglethorpe WAS the lar.
gest aud most brilliant Of several sea.
sens. The decorations and tayors all
suggested the Christmas season. holly
End bamboo being used N %
The former The german WAS led by
Mr. Malcolm Mccullough and many
lpretty figures we're introduced. About
city couples were present and the oc.
aasion was perfect success.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-29

iowrs This.
We offer one hundred dollars 70
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not DO cures by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. Cheney, q Co, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known
r. j. Cheney Ior the last Is Years and
'elieve him perfectly honorable in
BUSINESS transactions and financial
able to carry out any obligations made
~ his arm.
Waldirg, kInnan & Marvin
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. q
Halls Cata~rh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
ard mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials lent free. Price T5c per
bottle. Sold by all druggiats.
Take Halls family pills for oonsti-
alton.
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cordiaIa.

handle the largest line ever known
ia Brunswick Cream de MeathC
CTeame he Rose, Cream de Coco,
Cream de Viola. Benedictine. Kummel
st. Bernandina Absynthe. Vermeuthe
Marischino cherries and lots Of other
cordials. Sig Leyison. $40 Bay street
hone 1880. Prompt delivers
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-29

A sudden attack At night Of some
form of bowel complaint may come to
any one. Every family should be pro.
sided with bottle Of DR.. Seth Arm
ODDS balsam Warranted by Smiths
Pharmacy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-29
PERSONALS.

Alex Livingston. Of BrookPsan was
IL the city yesterday
G. W. Deming leaves on a business
tip to Irwin county this morning.
3. B. Gray of Pine Bloom. was
among the visitors to the city yes
ssrday
Andrews weight has repfued to
the city from several days stay IN
atlanta.
E. L. Wayne returns today from
visit Of several days to Atlanta
end Monroe
Rev 7. B. Stanford. formerly Of
tins city, nov OF Douglas. is spend
ing some time here.
LosT-Ladies brown seal pocket
book containing sum Of money Was
lost between Elkan's store and Union
stieet Reward will be paid for re
turn of same TO that Office
L0sT-Goi7 filed watch. is size
Hunting case number 22s70. Illinois
movement number 1031e65 Finder
( ptease return 10 Kennon Motifs Jew
cry store and receive reward.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-29

II you want hrst class cook stove
the Kelley line is best on earth. Sold
IN Brunswick only at Roberts Furni
tuFe Store.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-29

Drummers sample Of fine french
briar pipes with genuine amber bits
~ cases at sacrifice prices Gig Lev
ison. $40 naaatreet
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-29
he National Bank Of Brt nswick--
DLN.aand No. u.

Brunsy lex Ga Dee 22d, 1904
The board OF directors of the Ma
aonal Bank 81 Brunswick has this
cay declared dividend Of four per
cent (s4.00 per share) PAYABLE to
shareholders OF record at close OF
business this day. on and after Jan 2.
1905 Checks in payment OF this div
idend win he matted to shareholders.
r.. D. Waiter. Cashier
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-29
eRAY.RuTTs.

The wedding Of Miss Constance
Puts and NJ Charles Frederick
Gray took place last evening at the
home of the rides parents. DR.. and
Mrs ], A. Butts and was a very
pretty affair The rooms were Artis-
ideally decorated in holly and bamboo
with quantities OF ferns. palms and
choice cut flowers. In the parlors the
red and green Christmas eolors we're
p ointment. The dining rotm was in
white and green. the chandeliers be-
ing trimmed with quantities Of white
uarcissus and asparagus fern and the
centerpieee on the table being white
carnations and ferns. At eight o'clock
the bride entered the parlor with her
father, DR. ]. A. Butts. while the
groom came in with his best man
Mr. Eustaee Butts. Rev C. G. Brad.
lty performed the ceremony very Inn
Etessively The bride wore beauti-
rul costume of cream wolfe with
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-29

Trouser Tiaae is al the Time.
Men Of good Judgment appreciate
having a pair CT two OF extra trougxs
They are handy TO have around No
lozen ways
Saves the wear Of the pair that
matches the suit and gives a spice anG
variety 10 the wearer's appearance.
Try Jim Carter for your next order
He is Offering rare bargains in good
tailor made ol0ihirg