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personal
AND SOCIAL
ey Miss Marie nightingale.

The Entire Nous club will meet wita
Miss Ruth Atkins.
friday.
The Friday Morning Reading cla
viii meet with Mrs. Z. H. Mason
e y
Linen Shower for eride-Elect.
Miss Helen Thornton entertai ID
very c5arm!Esly on Thursday afto'-
nooa with linen shower. in homo. 81
M:ss Alice Wilson. whose a3prcae--
ins marriage TO Mr.. Frank Grady will
be an event OF the near future.
Nascissi. viclets and ferns lcnt
their fragrance and beauty to IL, +
5rary, where a lingerie parasol, s~.
pended from the ceiling, contained
the innumcrable dainty articles Fl
linen. that were showered upon tie
r"otty hride-elect during the courro
of the afternoon. In the dinin
room the color scheme of pink
and white was carried out in eyo.y
det2il, furnishing there y effect
and bri~it surrounding to the hap o.,
assemblage of guests, numbering -,
as they con2rogated around the large
tn hle, which was artistic and attrac-
tive with the addition of flowers, can
dies and bon-bons, 1esides beautiful
doll, in bridal attire, which adorned
the center, during the serving of toe
refreshments, and was afterwards pre-
scented to the guest Of honor. The mu-
sic furnished by Miss Mary Dean Cal
nan WIS greatly enjoyed, and added
much to the pleasure of the occasion.
TIE bride elect who assisted the
hostess in receiving, was attired in
Il lovely costume of white lingerie
over yellow silk, with yellow ribbons,
while the hostess wore most becorn-
ing dress of light blue silk.
y ~
Mrs. Armor to Lecture Today.
Mrs Mary Harris Armour, after an
unavoidable delay of many hours.
while en- route to this city, arrived
yesterday. and will deliver an address
this morning at the Il o'clock serv-
ice at McKendree church, and viii
also lecture tonight at 1880 o'clock
at the First Methodist church.
20 ~
Friday Night Club Entertained.
Mr.. George Allen was host at a
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LOVE MOI THYsELF.

Love thyself last. Look! near behold
thy duty
To those that walk beside thee
down life's road
Make glad tLeir days by little ac.s
CT beauty,
Ind 1eip en- bear the turdeas
Of HES load.
Love myself last Lool for and ind
the stranger
Who staggers meath his sorrow and
his despair;
Go lend hand to lead him out q
danger
To heigats Were he may see the
world is fair.
Love thyself last And Oh. such joy
shall thrill thee
AS never yet to selfish souls was
given;
What'er thy lot. a perfect peace VIII
thrill thee,
And earth shall seem the antero1m
of heaven
Love thyself last And joy shall hap
tie tly spirit,
To see, TO hear, to understand
The message of the stars. Lo, thou
wilt hear it,
And all Gods joys can be at sh'
command.
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n-csl en5o. &.iS meeting of the Frid ~
a-.cus saLts ioinled tie pleas AT
di CTS on of 4 evening, after W.
delicious re-. eshments were serve.
"chantecleer" Entertainment.
One Of the most ela crate and b e
tiaIl affairs OF the season was g
estorday afternoon by Mrs. ". >
3-i'ey, when she entei tanned tie
ca club
Ire cranticleer idea WIS clev :,
c@sr cd out ia every possible Diet :
e scores We're most original q
-.ji1e, they being PRETTY hand-pe ut
"a in ri hi End attractive colors il
9 anticleer design, to vi 4
were attached miniature fluffy
and cocks. to mark the
The first prize, a hands
~. which. standing upon
Giieht perch. in a corner OF he &c q
qa;te proud Of his exalted
st5on, aad surveyed with CRIT
uti1y frcu1 behind the bars Of
-n6ec cage. st tie Character Of
Mia surroundings. asknowl,
Ing IS approval by an occas L.
COY vas won bv Mrs. F. d. '
c'on; me l@ne hand prize an
.@'e hite Satin. ooera bag. ha
q in re cfanticleer design,
~oa = Mss Msude Nightingale
olation. a book entitled C
''c1"~~" Vas won by Miss Era
Tie rN"nticleer idea was also
RED oat in the delicious retreshnen
The guests of ire afternoon were
Miss Essie Resent. Mrs. Edwin smitl
and Mrs. John Calaes.
Social Items.
Miss Brittle PostelI has returnet
to Savannah. after spending some
time win her mother who still con
tinues desperately i'll at her home or
ST. Simon.
Mrs. william Nightingale, Sr., will
arrive this week from New YORK
where she has been visiting relatives
for the past several weeks.
~ ~
Mrs Clifford Postell and children
returned yesterday to their nome u
St. Simon, after a pleasant visit C
Mrs. f. NJ. Symops.
/ " ~
Mrs Mary Harris Armor is the
guest of Mrs. NJ c. Rowe, on Uni0l
street,
- ~
Miss Fannie Lou Harvey will enter
tain on Thursday afternoon with
linen shower, complimentary to Mis-
Alice Wilson.
- e
Mrs. w. f. Parker will have as Ael
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If you are interested in this line
you will do we'll to call upon US be-
fore making purchase, we will be
glad to serve you, and can make it
to your advantage to call.
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MRS. BEDlNGFIELD HERE.

Mrs. Bedingfield, who has for a
quarter of a century been known 10
Georgians as a teacher of shorthand
at Macon, is in Brunswick at 11t1
Union ST., where she will be glad tic
explain to ambitious young people the
great advantages being offered by the
Georgia-Alabama Business College, at
Macon, Ga. Telephone 1853. 1-l9
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CAFE ROYAL NOW OPEN. EURO
PEAN AND AMERICAN PLAN
OPEN A. M. TO II p. M.
Old Soldier Tortured,

For years l suffered unspeakanle
torture from indigestion, constipation
and liver trouble" wrote A. K.
Smith, a war veteran at Erie, Pa,
''but DR.. Kings New Life Pills fyad
me all right. They're simply great.
Try them for any stomach, liver or
kidney trouble. Only PC at Rose 8
Drug Store.
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CURED AT Home BY

It yuo suffer from bleeding, itching,
blind or protruding Piles send me your
address and will tell you how to cure
yourself at home by the new absorption
treatment; and will also send some of
this home treatment free for trial,
with references from your own locality
If requested. Immediate relief and
permanent cure assured. Send no
Write today to Mrs. NJ Summers, Box
P, Notre Dame, Ind.
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We want you to call at our store
during our Majestic Demonstration
Week. Jan. %, and get Souvenir Set
of Majestic Ware.-Butts-Dubbery
Hardware Co.
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guests next wee!., Mrs. Malcolm Me-
~allcugh and little daughter.
There VII be q meeting CT i e
Sanctuary Guild of St Marks cfurcn,
or Thursday afternoon at 3:5J o'clock
81 re parish house.
x y
Mss Miriam Dent, who has been
VISITING tie Misses Maurice, ON Jekyl,
will return to her heme at Hofwyl to-
morrow.
Mrs. e. R. HodgsOn and Mrs. How
ard Waf spent yesterday on st. 81
mon.
Mrs. J. B. Henry of Savannah, is
spending some time at the Royal.
- -
Nrs Harry Miller and little s~n
o-o ev"eetsG 10 arri ( saortly frcn
Atlanta, where tsey have Seen spend
ing the last ten days.
~ 3:
ITO f"erde 0f MS TerseN BaaHr
vln he distressed to ear Ct her III
disposition.
Mrs. 1ofr % s of sayanr1h, is
tie .cst Of the Misses Connolly.
Pc. j" r Bcykin still continues
vcrv - to the regret of his many
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1t will more than pay you for the
time to read our large advertisement
in this -Butts-Dubherly Hard
ware Co.
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Don't forget to attend the Majes-
tic Range Demonstration at our store,
one week, Jan. 23.-Butts-Dubber!y
Hardware Co.
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Majestic Range
Demonstration
AT OUR STORE
ONE WEEK
JANUARY 23d 1911
People You Know Who Use and
Recommend Majestic Ranges
Mrs Claude Dart.
Mrs J. W. Hall
Mrs c. A. H. Jennings
Mrs r. r. Hopkins.
Mrs A. Zemenovitz.
Mrs e. c. Bruce.
,# zrnest Dart.
MRS j.. n. Morgan.
Mrs Ceo. P. Smith.
Mrs A. Lazarus.
Mrs c. r., Caluan.
Mrs o. w. Krauss.
Mrs. Clarence Leavy
~

have tried many stoves but never felt t1at ! nag
found what / wanted uutil bought Majestic Range.
Il has given per1ca satisfaction since the first day IL
was purchased especially for baking purposes ana
consider any houseEeouer blessed VINO has one IN he
titcben MRS. ED c. BRUCE.
The "Naestic Range" bought from you some time aS2
has certainly been great comfort to me. 1t is one o.
The most conveniently arranged stoves, and taxes Tess
fnel han the other stoves have used Ii bakes oeau'
tifuly and that consider one OF ule strongest pohs
in it's favor for a we'll regulated oven is absolutely ne
cessarv for successful COOKING am thoroughly content
with my purchase MNS' & l. NAi-N@N->'
During my dfe,ime have used great many kind
OF ranges and truthfuly say nave never useu on
tic Its baking qualities tue very best Inc lue'
consumption is less than With any range have ever
used I do not hesitate to recommend 1t to anyone u
erasted and can only speak of it in the highest praise
am thoroughly convinced, on account of the nlsh qua
lily and extra heavy material it is made Of that II WA
,as two or three of the socalled high-srade ranges
| would not take $500 for my range unless knew
could replace It, Mrs j. W. HALL
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REASONS WAY THE GREAT MAJESTIC YOU SHOULD Buy

list has the reputation
reputation but IS best made
will his to if will !et
maleabe on material beat
Steel
heat cold the
tbus title fuel % perfect work
worth the price of other
ooe
EN- hot moved
waterand heat hoe
positively that the
Swe1l YOU aAxE&!
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WEEKS SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Monday.

WEEKS SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Monday.
The Bridge club will meet with
Mrs. George Palmer Smith.
Mrs Sutlive will entertain in honor
of her guest Miss Lula Sutlive.
Tuesday.
The Fleur de Lis club will meet
with Miss Eugenia MaXey
WEDNESDAY,.
The Wednesday Morning circle will
be entertained by Mrs. George Pal
mer Smith. w,
The "Sew" club will meet with Mrs
Louis Haym.
The Acacia club will he entertained
by Mrs. T. d. M. Strachan.
Thoursday.
The ITALIAN club will meet with
Mrs. II. w. Cornell.
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Try Faber's Cream Pastry, it will
please you.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22

< to s doses 1856" will cure an.
case of Chills and Fever Price 25c.
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CAFE ROYAL NOW OPEN, EURO
PEAN AND AMERICAN PLAN
OPEN 5 A. M. TO II p. M.
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KNOX HATS FOR MEN. WOOD
BAILEY CLOTHING co, AGENTS.
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Miss Fannie Lou Harvey will enter
tain on Thursday afternoon with a
linen shower, complimentary to Miss
Alice Wilson.
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Mrs. w. F. Parker will have as Ter
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22

Mrs. TORN as &C Saganr1h, is
tie 2 .cst Of the Misses Connolly.
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Mrs. E. R. HodgsOn and Mrs. How
ard Waff spent yesterday on st. 81
mon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22

80 f"eYde 0f MIS-. H9rseE BasH
VII he distressed to ear Ct hcr il
disposition.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-22

Pc. -" r. Bcykin still continues
vcrv -. 10 the regret of his many
friends.
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Mrs. J. B. Henry, of Savannah, is
spending some time at the Royal
a. -
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Mrs. Mary Harris Armor is the
guest of Mrs. NJ c. Rowe, on Union
street
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THE MAJESTIC 1s-oz. All
Copper NiCkcl-plated I e
kettle. Handsomely nickeled on
outside, timed on inside.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-13
CYCLIST RISKS LIFE

New York--Jim Zanora, one of the
best known trick bicycle riders in
the United States, risks his life at
every public appearance and knows
how necessary 1t is for him to have
steady nerve and unfailing strensth.
The slightest weakness might cost
him HIS life, or injure him is OF great
interest on that account. He says:
Il do trick bicycle riding as pro
fessional and work hard, and SO |
was always tired and weak. got so
had no strength and felt all run
down, but since using three bottles OF
Vinol feel fine again. have rec
commended Vinol to others and they
too are using It with good results
Your strength is just as valuable
TO you, and we want to say to YOU
that there is nothing so good as Vino
our delicious cod liver and iron rem
edy without oil for making weak and
wornout people robust. rugged anc
well. II is good for children and ole
people too, and. we give your money
back unless Vinol does all we claim
VIM. l.. Gokay. Druggist, Main street
Bennington. VI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-13
rhs aubernatorIaI situation

The announcement of Allen M. Flet-
chers candidacy for the goVernorship
which has been most fayorably re-
ceived in divers sections OF the state,
was followed closely by the drafting
OF Joseph A. De Boer, president OF
the National Life Insurance company
AZ public meeting in Montpelier and
the definite announcement of his can
didacy. Up to date, nothing has been
heard concerning the Intentions OF
Lieutenant governor Slack who has
been mentioned" as a possible candi-
date.
II will be remembered that, in an
open letter to the Barre Times not
long ago, MIR. De Boer wanted 1t UNI
derstood that he had made, and would
make no effort toward the nomina-
ton, because business demands upon
his time left him no leisure for polit-
ical campaigning But 1t is stated in
connection with the formation OF a
DeBoer club at Montpelier last Sat
urday night, that MIR. DeBoer will 60
about the state discussing the issues
of the campaign as occasion offers. :
Which indicates that, now he is a
candidate, he looks at the matter In
light somewhat different from that
in which he viewed it when he said,
in effect, he did not care to be can
didate and would make no effort In
his own behalf.
AS to the discussion of state issues,
when the time comes for that phase
Sf-the campaign. Mr.. Fletcher Is able
to speak for himself. His position on
matters of public moment has been
demonstrated by his record in the
legislature, and his ability to give the
state business-like and progressive
administration demands no emphasis
here.
The change OF political scenery on
the Montpelier stage is somewhat en-
tertaining. and the contest will not
go along merrily to finish. The
Tribune will do what II can to further
the success of the gentleman from
Cavendish in securing the nomination
and election, because OF his close fam
iliarity with state needs and the mos
radical methods of meeting those
eds.-Ludlow Tribune.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-13
Best for Asthma, Ca
tarrh, Bronchitis

Why need anyone suffer from any
throat or nose troubles when sooth.
ing. healing HYoMEI is guaranteed
TO Danish all misery or money back.
The undersigned herewith recon.
mends HYOMEI to all who are AT.
ilicted with asthma. catarrh or bron.
chitis. HY0MEl was used by my
wife for bronchitis and asthma and
! used Il for bronchitis and sore
throat.
II has given relief and permanent
results and write these few lines
for the benefit OF all who are afflicted
with the ailments named above =
Theodore Boehlan, TrafIice Manager
OF the Concordia Publishing House
Cor. Jefferson Ave. and Miami 81
Concordla, Kas. Jan. End, 1911. VIM
L. Gokay aud druggists everywhere
sell Hyomei. A complete outfit IN.
Guiding Inhaler costs slice. Extra
bottles II needed 80 cents. Just
breathe II.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-13
JoANsoN.DuNBAR MILLS SOLD
Transfer Means New Industry for
North Adams.

North Adams. Dec. 12-It became
known yesterday that papers for the
sale OF the Johnson.Dunbar mills
property to the Hoosac worsted mills
we're passed Saturday. 1t is under
stood that work will Immediately be
started on the making over OF the
old Johnson mill into another large
worsted mill and large addition will
also be built to the property now
controlled by William Whitman OF
Boston. The full details OF the plans
of the Hoosac worsted company are
not obtainable, but the information
thus far received would indicate that
in a few months one OF the largest
wooden and worsted mills In this sec
ton will be in operation.
After the failure Of the Johnson
Dunbar mills the property was bought
| by Judge Hough OF New York. He
held II for number OF years. during
which time he was In constant dis
agreement with the board OF asses.
sors because of alleged excess valua.
ton by the board William Whitman
one OF the largest manufacturers and
dealers of woolens and worsted in the
country. bought the mill OF Judge
Hough some time ago. II was impos
sible for him to obtain clear title &c
what Is known as the Johnson mill al
that time. SO only the Dunbar mil
was bought All difficulties were re
moved later and the Johnson mill. by
lar the larger and more valuable par
OF the property. passed into the hands
Of Mr.. Whitman Saturday Superin
tendent Andrew F. Griffin of the Dun
bar mill yesterday afternoon said h
was authorized TO announce III,
transfer Of the title had been mad
and that new roofs were to be place,
upon the mills and a general pipinl
system installed. No contracts hav
yet been let. but the work will b
started as soon as possible.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-13
ENSIGN BLEW UP THE MAINE
Prominent Army Officer Says span
ish officer Did II.

Kansas City. Dec. ll.--Jasper Ew-
ing Brady formerly colonel OF the
Twelfth regiment. New York. previ.
ously captain In the signal corps
and press censor at Tampa in 1898,
whose assertion few years ago that
the government had all the facts In
It's possession In the blowing up OF
the Maine reused storm OF denial
repeats his assertion.
"Furth 'rmore," said Colonel Bra
dy. THE government knows this:
That on the night the Maine was de
slroyed Joise Zavaldo an ensign OF
the Spanish engineer corps, was
known TO be in charge OF the mine
defenses OF Havana harbor. Zavaldo
was on duty between and 10 O'Clock
and the ship was blown up about
s:15 o'clock
Then as thereafter the execution OF
Iavaldo was reported to the Madrid
government by General Blanco but
no reason ever was given for the acl
Later II was rumored that no exeou
! ton had taken place. Spain absolute
ly refused to dlsavow the blowing III
OF the Maine and the war followed .
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-13
REPUBLICAN poLIrIcs
Proaressives Allow Taft But SO Elec-
toral Votes Sure

toral Votes Sure
Washington, Dec. 1O.-with a large
number of the Republican National
Committeeman already in Washing
ton, the active political playing for
influence on the body when it meets
formally on Tuesday has begun.
Members OF both factions are talking
loudly and for publication, and the
obvious end OF 1t all is to create
moral effect upon their colleagues,
The chief interest in this kind OF talk
lies in the suggestion 1t contains as
to the fears of a particular faction in
a given section.
The most formal effort of this sort
| to influence the National Committee
was put forward tonight by the pro
gresslves' headquarters, though In
! private il Is generally conceded that
Mr.. Taft controls the committee.
This Is nothing more than a reitera-
ton in detail Of its former charge
that President Taft should not be re-
nominated, because he could not be
elected. In a statement issued today
the progressive headquarters, which
is committed in fact, If not in name,
to the La Toilette boom, argued that
Mr.. Taft would be certain of carrying
only six States, with 50 Electoral
votes, If nominated. They put down
ten States as doubtful, with an Elec-
toral vote of 1877. Everything else
they concede to the Democrats in
case Mr.. Taft is nominated.
This Is, of course, absurd, and the
talk about 1t tonight is that 1t is
pretty poor politics even from pro
gressive point of view. The conces-
sion Of sweeping victory to the
enemy under any conceivable circum-
stances--and the nomination Of Mr.
Taft is far more than conceivable
strikes politicians here as bad start
for a fight. They do not think 1t will
add any enthusiasm TO the La Fol.
lette boom, which the progresslves
are so eagerly fostering.
Examples of their queer figuring
are easy to find Connecticut they
call doubtful" and even Idaho Is
similarly classed. Illinois is put
down fatty as Democratic" Della
ware is Democratic and many Others
too numerous to mention. The pro
gressives, of course, do not expect
these figures TO be taken seriously
but they do hope by loud shouting
against Mr. Taft's possibilities of vic
tory to weaken his supporters and IL
cline them elsewhere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-13
OPERATION RESTORES MIND
Blood clot Removed from Brain OF /;
New Jersey Farmer.

Montclair, N j., Dec. 10.-Mllton n
Garfield. wealthy retired farmer OF
Caldwell. is gradually regaining his
lost memory at the Mountainslde
Hospital here. after undergoing an
operation for the removal of blood
clot on his brain, which caused him to
forget the identity of friends and rel
atives. The case is the most striking
example of amnesia that has ever
come to the attention of the Mountain
side Hospital authorities.
Mr. Garfield. several weeks ago
was struck on the head by falling
object in his home. The injury was
severe, but no serious consequences
occurred until week later. when o
swelling developed on Mr. Canfleld's
forehead over his right eye. Coin
cident with the swelling, Mr. Confleld
lost his memory, and surgeons whC
made an examination found that q
blood eliot had formed on the brain
psralyzing the memory center.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-13
coNEY AAs ANorHER FIRE
Loss Aggregates o,ooo-Restaur-
ant and Theatre Burned


New York, Dec. l1.-Fire of unex-
planned origin in the heart of Luna
park. Coney Islands 80 acre amuse-
ment place, destroyed two OF its lar
ger buildings today, causing loss es-
timated at $4,000. The fact that
there was practically no wind and
that the buildings, while of wood,
were covered with galvanized iron
sheathing, prevented a repetition of
the confagration which destroyed
Dreamland park. similar show place
last spring.
The places destroyed we're res
taurant, a two story structure, and
an amusement place known as the
Pneumatic Tubes" a one story af
fair, adjoining. covering together al
acre or so of ground
A large part of the loss was due
according to the management. TO ths
destruction of valuable scenery ant
theatrical equipment which was being
prepared In the restaurant for tn,
production of several new plays II
New York theatres. There was NJ
insurance.