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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-06
WORLD SERIES TO
START ON TUESDAY
NEW YORK AND BOSTON TO BAT
TIE FOR THE BASEBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP.

Brunswick baseball fans, as well as
those the world over, are manifesting
great interest in the world series,
which is to begin Tuesday, between
New York winners, of the National
League pennant, and Boston, who won
the race so easily in the American
league.
The opening game will be played in
New York and it is expected that the
largest crowd that ever attended a
baseball game will be present at the
Polo grounds. The second game will
be played in Boston. The clubs will
alternate between the two cities un-
til one of the other wins four game.
While Boston is decidedly the fav-
orite in the betting, still many great
basebtll experts have expressed them
selves doubtful as to the result Both
clubs have made great records during
the season. Boston, it is contended,
has the strongest pitching staff with
Wood, Hall, Bedient, O'Brien and 9TH
ers, while New York will have to rely
almost entirely upon Mathewson and
Tesrau, Marquad, who established
such a record at the beginning of the
season, being at unknown quantity at
present.
Brunswicg fans are arranging to get
the game in detail at the Pastime the
ater. A wire will be put into the pop
ular little playhouse and every play
made during the game will be receiv-
ed in less than a minute after it oc-
ours. A small admission fee will
be charged and it is expected that a
large number of fans will be on hand
each day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-06
SAT THE GRAND::::
THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN.


James Forbes comedy in four acts,
THE Travelling Salesman" will be the
Offering at the Grand on Wednesday,
matinee and night In this, his latest
effort. Mr.. Forbes has produced life
on the road as successfully as he
depicted life behind the scenes in
The Chorus Lady" and THE Com
muters"
The story of The Travelling Sales
man. the scenes of which are laid
at Grand Crossing, village of the
Middle West, opens on Christmas day.
The first act shows the interior of the
railroad station, with the meeting of
the principal characters, Bob Blake,
the travelling salesman, and Beth FL
lott, the pretty telegraph operator
Beth owns piece of,apparently worth
less land, which suddenly acquires
value, since it is necessary to a
scheme of Improvement planned by
the railroad company. Blake's en-
lcyer tries - defraud the 81 OF
her property through a peryersion of
the law governing the sale of lands
for unpaid taxes. OF course, Bob
Blake comes to the rescue. The sec
ond act transpires in the drummer's
room in the Elite hoted, and here is
played the most laughable poker
game ever conceived by playwright.
Prices, night, balcony, SOC and 75c.,
lower floor, $1,OO and $780, matinee,
children so and adults, $1,00; no re-
served seats for matinee. Doors
open 2,3O for matinee, performance
begins $3.50. Seats on sale Tuesday
morning 9 o'clock. Tickets put aside
will be sold if not called for before
5 p. m. on day of performance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-06
NOT WELL ENOUGH TO WORK

Thousands of American girls and
women are dragging out weary ex-
istence in stores, mills, shops and
factories with distressing weaknesses
and arrangements which are sapping
their very life away.
Such women may find joy in living
and be restored to vigorous health
by taking Lydia E. Pinkham'7 Vege-
table Compound, a woman's remedy
for woman's ills which has stood the
test of time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-06
CHANCE MADE YESTERDAY TN
A., 3. G. A. TICKET AGENTS

w. P. Rogers: for some time To-
cal ticket agent of the A., B. & A
railroad, has resigned his position to
accept another in the accounting de-
partment of the road, and he has been
succeeded by G. P. Cannon, formerly
connected with the Waycross agency
Mr.. Cannon arrived in the city yes
terday and has already assumed the
duties of his new position
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-06

A pure Havana Cigar for sc. Try
the Elegantes and be convinced.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-06

Try our new brand La Rexana Ci-
gar. Brunswick Smoker Mfg. Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

mas accepted n position at the office OF
DIT. l. y. Cracraft in the evening ours.
Sherman Palladium OF Patterson re-
turned To his home yesterday. after
spending q few days al Washington. Pa,
attending the fair.
Scott ID. Russell. THE local artist. was
awarded several prizes for his paint ings
AZ the Washington. Pa. fair this week
lie has a collection OF pictures that are
the finest seen In this locality.
Miss Florence McMannis of Little
YORK. Ohio. Is spending "a few days the
guest OF relatives In GreEgsviile
Nathan Sax returned last evening to
his home at Fulton. after spending a
few days at Pittsburgh. Pa on business
Mrs. n G. Reese OF Mcke.spOrt Pa.
u spending "A few wees the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. W. !. Price at their home
at View Point.
Joe Raucher u confined 20 his home
at GleRwOod on the sick last
Miss Grace Stamm Of Elm Grove -
spending few days the guest OF friends
up the rieer.
Walter Bodley OF Pittsburgh. Pa. -
FpepdinE few days the guest OF friends
ana relatives at Fulton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
PURIFIES NOSTRILS
STOPS HAY FEVER
People Who Suffer From Hay Fever
and cstarrh should Try Thls
simple Treatment.

All who have used Nostriola pro
nounce this simple. HARMLESS remedy
the most effective treatment they
have found for Hay Fever. catarrh.
Group. Asthma and similar diseases
o. ths air passages
Hostriola is pleasant antseptio.
cleansing. healing balm. quickly
reaches the affected mucous mem
branes. heals the Innings % the afr
passages and strengthens them 20
they are enabled % resist and throw
on an attack OF Hay Fever
Nostriola stops the mucous dis.
charge or running Of nose ana quickly
relieves those distressing spells Of
sneezing. whesEine and weeping.
thousand have used the Nostrioia
treatment and found relief. Better
see your druggist shout u today. You
get a large tube Of Nostriola-abou,
sixty DAYS treatmfnt-for 15c. and
you'll wish you had learned OF this
simple remedy sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
BECOMING MORE OF a Necessity
ZACH DAY.


n the brief space of five years the
selifng OF motor driven vehicles has
erown 10 be q recognized business.
having It's recognized economic place
end value. Instead of the few con-
verted stables. side rooms of pleasurs
car agencies. bicycle and motorcycle
snops. which were 30 common az CON-
msrciai car agencies q very few years
ago. We now have the wen appointed
and up 10 date establishment. combin-
ing onfce. demonstration rooms and
repair departments. The early agent
could not depend on the sale OF com
merciai cars alone for an existence.
out had also TO deal In pleasure cars
IN order TO make an existence. BIZ
cycles. motorcycles and repair work
ness
But today these conditions are
greatly changed. and hundreds Of live
men are engaged in the sale OF the
commercial truck. II Il a business
that requires a great deal OF training
70 Dc an up-to-date handler OF trucks.
ana IL also requires a large amount of
capital. The man or men who Jump
NJ the conclusion that a. n n getrich-
quick scheme win be badly fooled, and
VIII no doubt fall In business N this
IN the object they have IN view. In
every city OF any size IN the country
you can md the motor truck In use
and proving a successful medium IN
the handling OF business. II would be
hard TO do without f.
selling OF Trucks.
In the very large cities the agency
Is usually under the control OF a firm.
rather than an Individual II should
BE- the policy OF the firm starting in
business 10 be sure that they are 20.
Ing TO stay In the business before
starting In to handle the cars. Bust
ness men. as q rule. prefer to buy
from an established concern instead
OF an individual. as often the individ.
ual IL only in business for a year or
so. and then takes up something else
Repairs are necessary for the car right
along and the firm should also have a
machine shop IN connection for the
purpose OF making repairs 20 the cars
sold nv them when needed Many of
The factories that put out commercial
trucks ere establishing agencies In the
large cities. as the parties to whom
they sell their cars can purchase parts
Tor them at the agencies. regardless O,
who In manager OF II. Hence the no.
suit IL that they sell more cars. be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
MOTOR TRUCK Big FACTOR
In AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY

cause the factory n behind them IN
the city IN which the trucks are sold
Sailing Pleasure Cara
Nov Tor the pleasure cars. They
are sold In an entirely di2ersnt way.
There are agencies. a. q rule, In every
city and town Of any size. Parts can
De secured for them within q few DAYS
~ express. and N the party does
nave 20 walt a day or 20 extra n does
not matter much: but with the truck
IL 10 different II they are put out OF
commission for . few days the firm
70 badly handicapped. Wheeling 10
lucky inlhavtng factory where trucks
are made. Parts for many different
trucks are also made NJ th!s factory.
20 step by step the commercial truck
70 coming. and coming 20 stay.
An track Of the Alec transeon,i-
mental truck was lost for three days
when. owing TO the distance apart OF
towns and telegraph stations' The
crew were cut on from communication
while travelling across the Great Salt
Lake desert.
When last heard from the coast-to-
coast truck was headed for Elko. New,
AFTER reporting at Keiton, Utah, In
the northwestern part OF the state.
with distance covered OF 3,l54 miles
ana with 500 miles OF its trip from
Philadelphia to Petaluma, Cal. vet 10
be negotiated. At this point the
truck had q record OF thirteen state
lines crossed.
The heat from latest reports has
been excessive: despite the great
height above sea level, the tempera.
ture has lowered in the upper SOS.
Good roads through Utah were re.
ported BY the crew In contrast TO the
series OF floods. cloudbursts and other
difficulties In Wyoming Advantage
was taken OF the condition OF UtI,
roads. n wide detour being made 10
the north through well-cultivated sec
tons.
Considerable interest has been
shown through the far west, demon
STATIONS being requested by a mum
Der or mine owners. who are on the
point OF eupplanting horses and mules
with motor trucks. II Is said that
horses are too slow for the long
heavy hauls from distant mines &c
railroad shipping terminals.
Luxury in motor travel, Together
with Independence from hotels, has
been achieved by U. II. Dandurand
OF Montreal. In a Pullman Packard
On a three-ton Packard truck chassis
has been mounted a body whose IN
terior arrangement Is similar 10 that
OF private railroad car. Twenty
i've persons are easily carried on
short trips. and for long journeys
there are accommodations for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
MISS SAKE TALKS
Member Of Sunday Party Gives Two
Lessons OF Bible Study Courss
at Y. M. c. A.

At meeting OF leaders, officers and
persons interested in the Neirhbor-
hood Bible classes. held last evening
In the Y. NJ. c. 4. auditorium. Miss
Grace SAKE gave the FIRST two lessons
In the Bible study course The meet
ing was largely attended and much in.
terest was manifested throughout. The
session convened at 1880 O'Clock and
was In charge OF Miss SAKE.
The first lesson was concerning
Paul's early life. The subject was an
interesting one. and was discussed at
length by Miss SAKE and others pres-
ent. The subject OF the second lesson
was "Pauls First Missionary journey
and this was also explained in detail.
Being thoroughly acquainted with the
topics, Miss SAKE was able TO iuipart
many details which will be OF use 10
those who heard her.
Miss SAKE is a member OF the
BILLY Sunday party and has charge
OF the Bible Study department in each
campaign. During the recent cam
Teign in this city. she was instrument
al in organizing the Neighborhood
classes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

At the Fort Henry club by Thoa n
Sweeney. the state manager. Fonov-
ing tho luncheon several hours we're
spent Discussing plans and ths out
look for the future.
Those present we're: Mas @ NJ.
DeNoOn. Marietta Nias Mabie 3.
Brown. Fairmont. Miss Oiivfa Butch
or, ParkersburR, and Messrs. r. n
Wolf. IL. s. Gierhart, @. ". CLAYTON.
9 II. Giles, J. McF. Sweeney, g. W.
ravenner. y X. Lord. J. n Brnce. A.
enberEer, II. r McCa1liey, W. ". Fret.
smith ". ID. 0rifin- 2. HSer.tfh - q
A Ruthven
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work, Call
TIE {. 0. KIMBERLY CO.,
once Schmulbach Building
Both Phones.


Miss Lillian Kerns u Cleveland. ohio.
n friends and relatives a. Elm Orove
Mr. and Mrs. william Sohafer have re-
turned % their home At Woodlawn. after
spending the past several weeks the
east
Walter Baker II able 20 b about again
after being confined % bic home 81 paf-
terson on the sick list
James Ifervy 81 Elm Grow LEFT VS.
terday FOR Niagara Fnlls and points 81
Canada % spend several weeks visiting
friends
Mss Mamie Porter r. reported 20 BE-
Improving very nicely 81 her home In
patterson, where she has been confined
Tor the past week on the sick nst
Miss Gertrude Evnns o. Cleveland. o..
fIVee fn Fulton
Miss Gertrude Nsrehsnt % Patterson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
MORE DONATIONS
Received Yesterday by Board OF
Trade For coiliers' Relief Fund
Total Reaches S572.oo.

Additional subscriptions TO the Col
Hers Relief fund which Is being raised
In this city for the relief Of the suffer
ers In the devastated country around
Golfers. were received yesterday nv
Secretary Roy y. Mayor. OF the
Board Of Trade.
In addition to the dohafions re-
ceivcd BY Secretary Naylor. tho
Schmuibach Brewing companys check
for 800 and the Speidei Grocery com
pany's check for $50 were sent 20 Col
liers directly
The list Of contributions NJ until
lat evening rraa a. fnllnrra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
AGENTS MEET
Agents ofEauitabls Life Assurances
society oathsr esther 80 Guests
o. Thoa. .. Sweeney.

Returning from Thousand Islands.
where they attended a business con
ventlon Of the Equitable Assurance
socisty. about twenty agents Of that
COMPANY met IN this city yesterday
and held an Interesting session The
guest we're entsrtai1ad AZ lunoheon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
OUT.TEE-PIKE
Ysu Off Hors. Injured.

A young lad by the name OF Wilson.
OF near West Alexander. Pa. fell from
the field 10 the barn. and was badly
bruised about the body. but 80 - not
thought any bad results will follow A
Few weeks aEO the same lad was injured
BY falling from wagon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

The Boys Brigade Of the Vance Memo
rial church Al Woodsdalo, met last even
ing in the basement OF the church for
regular driii practice. 4 large number
them wore their new uniforms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

work VIII be startei on the paving 81
the Bethany pike through the town o.
greEgsville. as soon a. the contractors
Iinish the work on the Park View road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
Auto Business Booming Here.

Reports from all OF the local deal
ers and garages in the Wheeling dis
! trict II TO the effect that the auto
business Is booming at present Many
cars are being disposed OF. and many
machines are being repaired by the
different shops. There are also a
large number OF tourist going back
and forth at present. and much gaso-
line is also being sold By the different
garages. The prospects for the fall
! trade is a,so very good at present in
this vicinity.
A. w. PAUL and family left the first
OF the week In their large Cadillac
, touring car for a few weeks trip
through the southern part OF the
State. and will also spend some time
In Old Virginia. They spent yester-
day at Webster Springs. w. Va.
Paul Dart, local driver. left yes
terday for a few weeks trip through
Ohio and Indiana. lie will also spend
a few days with his parents at Can
ton. o.
Waiter Davis is spending a few
weeks touring In the southern part
OF the State in his Ford runabout.
Ir. and Mrs. George Wood and
family, or Woodsdale. are spending n
few weeks touring Virginia and points
OF interest along the Potomac.
Wilson Hartley. a local pilot. is
spending a few days as the guest OF
his parents at Cameron. w. Va.
An auto party composed Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ankle and family. from
New York City. stopped in the city
yesterday. on route TO Denver, Col
Walter Munze. a local pilot. is able
to be about again. after being con
fined to his home for the past few
days. III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

The festival held last evening at Bls-
ney's Grove. by the Young Peoples of
the Roney's Point Presbyterian church.
was success In every respect and a
neat sum was realized from the venture.
A larGe crowd was IN Attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

comfort OF eleven. including chauffeur
The cody 10 twenty i've feet three
inenes over all. six feet six inches
wide. nine feet elk inches outside
heignt. six feet six inches inside
neignt The compartments consist of
a stateroom for the driver in font
ladieS stateroom with sleeping room
quarters for four. This section is
also the dining and smoking room.
with two extension tables and a fold
In the rear ~ a kitchenette. com.
pact and complete from stove TO re-
frigerator.
There Is q telephone system for
-FOUR Instruments. placing every com
partment In touch with the driver.
The interior finish IL mahocany.
the drapings OF green silk and plush
with gold lace trimmings, with Pull
man carpets to match.
The lighting system consists OF a
dynamo with two accumulators having
capacity or $50 amperes The front
OF the car has six lights. two electric.
two gse and two of; the rear has a
red tail light. an electric dome light
and two railway signal lights
Under the body floor are five lock-
ers containing planks to reinforce
weak bridges. blocks and tackle. and
81 entire touring emergency outfit.
The body was built by p. Brault, Mon.
treal. Special springs, designed by
packard engineers. insure easy riding.
Mr. Dandurand, who Is president OF
the Comet Motor Car company in
Montreal, will go to Florida this fall
with his family In his Packard Pull
man and spend the winter in southern
! touring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

Enjoying all the pleasure and con.
'enience OF automobile possession.
ana At the same time actually saving
money through II. is the interestinc
story that comes 70 light through
the recent sale OF thirty.horse
power Klssel car through the Chi.
cago office OF the Kissel Motor Car
Company.
The car was purchased by three
young former commuters. who live
north OF the city. All are married
and the total railroad transportation
or three families has each month C.
tailed something like 5000, this. In
Guiding the round trip OF the three
young Benedicts 10 business six days
week and eight trips a month for
each "Missus."
The figures submitted 10 show that
the families are saving money
through their KisselKar purchase are
convincingly liberal. Gasoline. lubri-
eating oil. tires. garage hire and re-
pairs are included and then $500 is
added for depreciation. This brings
the maintenance cost 10 $1,000
The families hays a written under.
standing regarding the use OF the ma
chine. A school boy brother drives
tho three men 70 business and calls
for them at the endof the day. In
the meantime the wives on alternate
days boss the car. Every third Sun
day each family has IL. II Is said the
plan has worked without hitch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

The Bell Telephone Company have a
force of men ems ioyed 81 present on the
WORK Of taking down the large cables al
their Woodsdaie exchange Thev will
40 Be PLACED In confuits undorrronud
The Work viii consume several weeks
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

Summer-the season when the
motor-tourist has always been at tho
height OF his glory-has given way in
favor OF Autumn. and the exhilarat-
Ing weather OF the past few days is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

The funeral services over the remains
Or Miss Maude Woods. whose dcath o.
CURED last TUESDAY morning a. the fam
ily residence ~ Park View. we're held
yesterday afternoon from them family
residence. intermcnt was made In the
Mt Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

WANTEo-5o boys, steady work
Good wages. Ncrthwood Glass Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

the Emil Grossman company ofYer
again this year cash prizes to tho
winners OF the important automobile
races. They will award a prize OF
$500 to the winner OF the Grand Prlx:
$500 TO the winner OF the Vanderbilt
cup: 800 to the winner OF the Pabst
Blue Ribbon trophy. and 500 TO the
winner OF the Wisconsin Motor Chal-
lenge trophy, provided Red eHad
spark plugs are used by the winners
throughout the respective races. Emil
Grossman has arranged To have n
large corps Of ignition experts on hand
az the course ten days or two weeks
prior 20 the races 20 cooperate with
the drivers who wish to test Red Head
plugs in practice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

last winning over the uctor car
owner. hundreds OF whom are plan.
aing trips during the next fsw weeks
IL 10 confidently predicted that the
months OF September and October
viii break all previous records IN
this respect
The great army OF autcmobilss,s
who are discouraged By the 40,
dusty roads Of midsummer. viii nnd
the cool. bracing air and hard PACKED
roads or the early fall season most
irresistible. A great number cf IN
qufries for routes. automobile books
and Information ~ 90 road conditions
have been made by local sutolsts-
The present demand for touring In
formation by local autoisss show that
many OF the motorists have post
poned their vacation tours during the
summer. 20 AZ 10 take advantage OF
the brisk. cool autumn days. with
their dustless roads. at Q time when
the hotels and vayside inns along the
popular thoroughfares are beat pre-
pared 20 care for them
Sentiment fees when danger ap-
proaches and the family physician
with the pony gets the apology the
physician with the automobile gets
the call
No general pr-etltioner. writes q
prominent New Orleans physician in a
recent letter received at the Regal
factory, can AFFORD TO be without an
automobile today. The fellow In acute
pain. or who has 4 member OF his fam
lily in apparent immediate peril. will
summon what he thinks 10 the quick
est relief
There is another factor which Is
equally as important and as profita BILE
and which alone pays for any reliable
machine In q year: that 10 the saving
OF time on the road. My experience
leads me TO prefer a machine OF me-
dunn price and weight. II Is an much
mistake TO buy a very light machine
as a very heavy one See that you get
car OF safe construction, built low,
and with a motor that enjoys a repu-
tation for being thoroughly reliable
You'll ind a number OF good cars on
the market, either closed or open, and
after you have purchased a car you'll
agree with me that you could not be
without one"