The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-17
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sijou Theatre.
Mae Murray, the brilliant young
Lasky star who has won a distinct
place for herself in the hearts of the
photodramatic fans by her splendid
performances in ITO Have and To
Hold" Sweet Kitty Bellairs," The
Dream Girl" and THE Big Sister,"
will be seen at the Bijou on Monday in
| the Jesse L.. Lasky production of THE
PPlPowP PGirl", play which carries
the audience from the South African
yeldt to the drawing rooms of fashion.
able London society. The stoly has
a little girl who is the family drudge
Of drunken South African farmer.
The farmer sells her to a saloon keep.
! or and she is rescued by the solicitor
of titled English woman who is IN
search of her lost grand-ehild. whose
parents persisted during the Boer War.
Remember The Brunswick Picture
will be shown December 10Th
Heart Throbls
Written by Mary Ruth Meyer, who
is a confirmed invalid and is support
ing an aged mother and baby girl.
To Locate Here.
], w. Rice and his family, formerly
residents of Rome, Ga, have arrived
in the city and will locate here. Mr..
Rice will open a general merchandise
store on Bay street as soon as he can,
decide upon a building. He has two
or three in view. \
Many Auto Parties.
Five automobile parties from vari-
GUS sections Of the North and West
passed through the city yesterday en-.
route to Florida where they will
spend the remainder of the winter. |
They all report excellent roads in
Glynn county.
slauehtering p ices.
The May Dry Goods Co., continues
to slaughter prices in ready to wear
and hats. Goat suits, coats and ladies |
hats are being offered at surprisingly
low prices for Xmas work Open every
night all this week.
Few Went Out.
On account of the high northwest |
wind yesterday very few of the prawn |
boats went out but those who did |
brave the weather had reasonably |
good luck. The past week was the |
boats went out but those who did |
the prawn fishermen and large |
number of them cleared good sums.
An Infant Passed Away.
Ina Louise, the little Q r-old |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Knight, passed away yesterday at 2
o'clock at the residence Of her par
ents on Union street. The funeral
will occur today at 2 y. NJ. from the
residence. The interment will be at
Chapel cemetery.
Cigars in Xmas Boxes.
j. NJ Prime, the enterprising pro-
prietor of the Brunswick Smoker Mfg.
20, has put Up In very attractive
Christmas boxes two of bis popular
brands of cigars, the J. M. P. and Ma.
testic. The boxes are now on sale
at all the leading stores and will make
a very nice gift for friend who
enjoys good smoke.
sewerage Nearly Completed.
BY the end Of the present month the
sewerage system In pixyille will have
been completed and it is needless to
say that the people out there are moro
than delighted. The move for sys.
tenn in Dixyille was started many
years ago by e. M. Dart and by steady
he finally got what the
of the people wanted. 1t is
one Of the most modern systems in
the United States and Its installation
Is sure to make property there worth
al least twenty per cent more.
To Begin Moving houses.
Thomas Armstrong, foreman of J.
Fl. Hopllinsy the man yho has "a
great reputation for the Quick remoy-
Ing Of houses Of all kinds, has reach
I'd the city from Jacksonville and will
begin the work Of removing two buses
for A. ]. Gordon tomorrow morning.
The houses will be removed from
Oglethorpe street to the Murray
on Union and Ellis street and
as these houses are modern In every
sense of the word, they will add great.
Iy to that section of the city. L
Whit CL,11T it'll