The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-09
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eijou Theatre-"David Garrick."
the latest Pallas pictures production
on the Paramount program in which
Dustin Farnum is starring. gives this
histronic artist a chance to portray
, a different kind of love making from
that usually played. Ii is the kinG
that flatteTs a mans vanity. The
man being the one sought after aud
yel when the knowledge comes to Gar
rick all the intense feeling of the
divine passion is wonderfully and
beautifully portrayed The story which
is magnificently staged and costumed.
offers a big dramatic opportunity that
Mr.. Farnum plays with force and
majesty. Don't miss the 1000 feet of
fun Saturday. Every one neds to laugh
and it is as good as a tonic for you.
Every body will be in a good humor
when they leave the Bijou Saturday.
, The extraordinarily fair today;
light variable winds.
The Tides-IIigh water on the
Brunswick bar today at 1924 a. M.
and LOG p. m; low water at 1902 a.
m, and 1884 p. m.
Mony On Picnie--A fair sized crowd
enjoyed the Salvation Army's pic
mic to ST. Simon's island yesterday.
This was tho annual o,,t;Dc ,r;,,C,, Nv,
me army for the benefit of the wor.
my poor of the city.
Bird Club Meet-A meeting of the
Glynn County Audubon club will be
held tonight at s O'Clock at the Glynn
county high school building. All mem
bers and those interested are urged
TO attend.
Prominent Vletor-H. r. Buckley.
of Jacksonville, Fla, industrial and
immigration agent o. the Southern
Railway, was a visitor i'll brunswick
yesterday, having como to this city
with a number of prominent railroad
officials Mr.. Buckley IS ways a wei,
come visitor and met 1lany friends
while here.
Shriners in ScsSion--A number of
local SINNERS are attending the cele.
ton under the auspices Of the Anne.
lcus temple Those who went from
Brunswick were: Sam C. Josey, Rufus
Anderson, A. Clin,oa Knight, Phi
Burgess and Law" TO Am. The city
o. Americas Spa. f2,San on the JUDI
Lee, and barbecue Vas greatly en-
jo, ed.
Storm Strikes city-A sudden
storm hit Brunswick early yesterday
and did some damage. The telephone
company reports a number Of poles
blown down; portion of the roof
at Faber's bakery was blown off,
window was smashed at the United
Supply company's place and number
of roofs slightly injured. For several
minutes during the STORM hail fell
freely
Rain Didn't nterfere-Nothing
seems to dampen the ardor of the
shoppers at the Wood-Bailey store
when they believe they are getting a
little more for their money than is |
averagely offered. All day this pop |
ular store was well filled with enthu- |
siastlc shoppers and the slogan of a |
Thousand" dollars a day seems to |
have been taken nm and bniD1 bnIpnd
along to a successful fruition.
Exploits Local Places-A neat fold
er has just been issued by the South |
ern Railway and is being distributed |
ever the country. a number of places
about Brunswick are given favorable |
mention among them being st. ST
mons Island Cumberland Island Ogle-
thorpe's fort, and the St Simons light
house. The folder will attract consjd-
cradle attention and cannot but do
this city good by it's advertising.
Married HERE. c. Cornelius, in
spcctor for the Southern Railroad and |
Mrs. M. J. Rogers were married We'd |
nesday night at 1880 o'clock at the |
home of j. II. Cornelius. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Bas- |
com Paiford, pastor of the McKendree |
Methodist church. This was the sec
ond marriage for both parties who |
have the congratulations and best !
wishes Of many friends. They will |
make their home in this city.