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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14
MRS. GUY TOPR'S HOME
CAUGHT FIRE TODAY;
DAMAGE WILL
Be ABOUT SIS

Shortly after noon the Fire De-
partment was called to the residence
|of Mrs. Guy Toph on West Peach
tree street, where the joists between
the ceiling of the first floor and the
floor of the second story had caught
fire, faulty construction of the fire.
place being the cause The fire was
eXtinguished after forty minutes
hard work, during which time the
Department was tearing up the
flooring around the fireplace on the
second floor, making it possible to
get to the fire, which was extin-
guished with the aid of chemicals.
The damage will amount to about
SIS, which is covered by insurance.
1t seems that only one layer of
brick had been used in constructing
the fireplace, and the mortar had
given away, allowing the sparks to
go through the bricks, catching the
woodwork between the second floor
and the ceiling of the first. Excel
lent work on the part of the Depart
ment soon had the fire in hand, al
though it was extremely Difficult to
fight
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14
WOODMEN HELD
INTERESTING MEETING
LAST NIGHT

The Woodmen had splendid
meeting last night, notwithstanding
the fact that the weather was cooler
than usual. There was ute large
number of members present, two
new members added to the Camp and
three applications were received,
which will be acted on later. After
the transaction of regular businqess,
several important matters were dis
cussed, among them being dona-
ton to the community Christmas,
which will be given in the park by
the Woman's Club, for the poor of
this city. This is a worthy cause,
which should be supported by all
who are able to do so. The Wood
men appropriated donation and
will do all they can to assist in this
matter. Several interesting talks
were made, and altogether the meet
ing was one of the best held in some
time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

:. w. L. Werner, of Lipzic, Ohio,
arrived In the city, with Mrs.
ner and child and are comfort
IL, domiciled 1t the home of DR..
ItN. Smith. DR.. Werner and DR..
h were classmates when study
the medical profession in
City, and they are enjoying
renewal of the association. DR..
o,.. ner and family plan to remain in
Gland all winter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14
ISIS Lydia Ward and two daugt

iss Lydia Ward and two daugh.
have arrived from Brooklyn
B., to spend the winter at Mr..
Mrs. Lester Hall, All South
avenue. This is their first
to Lakeland and they express
lselves a. much pleased with the
oundings and anticipate a most
SAINT season here. Mr.. and Mrs.
formed the acquaintance of
estimable people at one of the
mer resorts of northern New
: lpshire two years ago, at which
~ plans were laid f2r winter
Their in the balmy cline of Lake
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14
In Society

Look! my children and you shall see
What st. Agnes Guild has done for
me;
Christmas presents, bright and new
Purchased for a dollar or two.
Folks are coming from affair
To attend this famed bazaar
of st. Agnes Guild of All Saints
Parish;
Their site is in the Silver Palace.
Beginning Friday, four to eleven,
Starting early Saturday at seven,
st. Agness Guild embroiders, cho-
chefs, tats,
And makes good things for all o.
O. that.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

/ DkaEs. II. Clayton has been appoint,
1slsceiWe 41H Assessments. Inc. the
-vership having been asked for by
composing the concern, for the
.ose Of Satisfactorily adjusting its
rs. It 10 stated that the enter
is paying proposition, and that
the receivership it will soon be
ing smoothly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

>he hospital will have a Christ
tree, which will be enjoyed by
nurses and patients, and a tur-
and other good things have been
missed the management for the
istmas dinner. Recently the
d grade OF the Lake Morton
,ol presented tint hospital with
dozens glasses of jelly, a most
ropriate gift from tiny tots in
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

md Fs nsser Harris II the Casino wish
hon. q, state the local pictures will
= shown again at the Casino. as
nan who took them overstepped
authority last night by turning
. number Of passes at the door.
result o. which Mr.. Harris re-
conMa him The right to show any pic
tcniGht.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

HYT.. jos. Lsvay. proprietor Of the
- Clothing Co., is Distributing
dars which are the prettiest
bat 81. - out. They are adorned with
:. Is seehe and are as good looking
Id clothss Joe sells, which is all
recommendation they need.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

For several months we have been
unable to get enough Ford cars to
supply demand, but now have prom
Use OF nine car loads (ifty-four cars)
for immediate shipment, two cars OF
which, are already on the road, so II
you want one place your order now
as orders will be filled as they are
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

sism d Aelsna cllc'e' Aaoies u "A. h.
fin, hold = special meeting at the
/, OF Mrs. W. T. Cleaveland, Lime
las bout. near indiana avenue, at 1880
!. Friday. All members urged to
.esent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

\. Levine and son, Alex, of
burg. Pa, old friends of Mr.. ].
T"' On windell and family. are here for
Or erin. winter. and for the present are
We q Of Mr.. Swindell and family.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

(GN -, ao.,,,., ,.,,,
~ UhsigtUD Ind already come
Or, uymprning when : handsome linen
photui run for the large oak table
be Wasting room was received,
h was presented the hospital by
Sarah Whesler. Much exquisite
kl7u work thereon. makes this gift a
handsome one.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14
NOTICE

The regular annual meeting OF tine
stockholders of the Peoples Bank OF
lakeland, Fla, will be held at its Of
fee at 9 a. m., Monday, Jan. /,
1917, for the transaction OF sucn
business as may legally come before
it. and for the election of directors
for the ensuing year.
6072 H. M. COWLES, Cashier.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

I cached in regular order. With
number of orders already ON file,
fifty-four cars will not last long, 60
place your order early If you want
enc. Largest line tires, tubes and
other automobile supplies in city.
LAKELAND AUTO. & SUPPLY CO.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14
IRELAND !!
! LACONICS;
case Of fire phone 5000

!. r.. HI. Rutherfrd is now in
Service Of the express company,
llnG on the Haines City branch.
hos headquarters at Haines
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

LARGE, clean, sunny, furnished
sleeping room with fireplace, 500
South Tennessee. Inquire at pop
corn wagon. 6O76
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

FOR SALE-Folding bed, new four
burner oil stove with oven, large
new refrigerator, dishes and other
household goods. cheap for cash.
Apply at Hermitage bungalow,
!. near Lake Morton, at nee. 6O74
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

|. w. A. Cardvell and mother
down to Plant City today on bus.
Dr. Cardwell, who is Chiro-
'or, expects to locate in that city
q he win practice his profession.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

terested in the welfare Of Lake.
lands splendid hospital.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

Russians are to colonize in Soutl
America.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

The young ladies of the Junior
Guild Of All Saints Episcopal church
will sell Christmas cards at the Sill
yer Palace and elsewhere to aid the
bazaar.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

{ Chicken Dinner and Mexican Sup
per at the Bowyer Building, N. Ken
lucky Ave., Saturday, Dec. 18th, 1916
Ring the bell for dinner!
Ring it loud and long!
See the people coming,
Such a happy throng!
They must smell the chicken
! And the coffee, too.
And they want to help the cause
OF the w. G. T.. U.
IAN old time chicken dinner
To help brave Company D.
And If you don't believe its good
Just come yourself and see.
Then ring the bell for supper!
And let me whisper low
IT'S served by Senoritas fair
From sunny Mexico.
Then we will show your "Uncle Sam
And Liberty, his bride,
And 1.-THE Girl Left Behind Me-,
The soldier ladies pride.
Then turn out loyal Lakeland
! And help this noble work.
You'll more than get your moneys
worth,
So don't hang back and shirk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

{ Chicken Dinner and Mexican Sup
per at the Bowyer Building, N. Ken.
lucky Ave.. Saturday. Dec. 18th, 1916.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

You can be sad
If you have had
Their "punkin" pie
To make you cry
Start up the band,
Start up the band,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

Ring the bell for dinner!
! Ring it loud and long!
See the people coming,
: Such a happy throng!
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14
One sings a ballad,

One sings a ballad,
After that chicken salad,
And beaten biscuit brings to mind
"Ole nanny" days of Southern
cline.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

For this is pie time in Dixie Land.
Our soldier boys with fife and drum
Are being burnt by the sun.
So buy for them a lovely cake
One that st. Agnes Guild did bake.
-Einia
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-14

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10
Bpnerie.

gs 1T notpen6ig, bon Belt 81 3tt Imo nonenfIid in oiIer ernten
3dt, Gpnfehr 81 boHens uno fd I'M Spegel Der gabrbeit 8u beIhdlen
9ns lit fretih cine fdapere Stunt. Shon Die alien @riehen IND N0mer
lDaBhn oas, nenn tie ais b6dte a~ebeasfunt fOroeten: Grtenne bid
febf.
Infer nuges, IebenfroBen0es uncertainties GOIf bot bRle fh6nc
egenihnfRn, an Oenen man feline belle 5reuoe bn6en fam, Dor oqem
0e Observation-Disclosures ooer iogen mir better: Die Gdbtgtet, ih 5u
begeftern. Wan bruttt 1nr eH geDies Shlagnort in Die Mfnfen All
iDerfen, un0 I'M gu looert Die ge9eiertng in beae1 1lammea auf
9s lab man 10 rebt IN 0mRn Iageu, 0a oas ShGagport agrebareo.
mel" TEL uno be gid1ien al groBen en0rudsDolen Bara0en fnrfnierte
8e groBte Naraoe mar IN Chicago IS mar cine 6reu0e, Die itatttideH
Heben Der WearfhereHoen In ben 5trnBan Ds 2m4b ait 6eobadfea- alau
NOR etftaiut iber bic gepalige 8abI al bet maffenFdbtgen Iannera Die
u itrnHtHen Shritt inter ben numnteraoen alangen Der g2ufffapeQen
er~nber5ogen
Qas mar an Snnstna oen 3 SUM. am 9Gontoa muHerten mir
mt heonoerer Mnfnerfidmfet bic Refriierunqsbnros, naulentih oe on
Der abenue. Ar er3artden an oieiem Gage ag cine natirlde gyoEae
Der Preparedness nraOe4 eiuen tarfen an6ranq. @ber es mar aemu io
rnbig uo It'll 0ortelbt me al friberen 9ogen. @eHBig fan0en bic
Nerber nor ibren 9lros. Die Begerprung Ds Snastdg bate Der an
tagsfHHnuHg hes N2oHtaa potGenadt
llno 70 mic bier miro es mobl aud iii an0eren gfd0ten aepeen len
Us mare eune tntereHante Stutuff, menn unere- W2Iitarbebor0en einmal
fefHteaen MOLTEN, In melhem 0ro3entfab fh Die Getr1fnrtna in Den
1erfhteoenen Nerbebaros os 2anoes nod onien gara0en bprnaebrt bat
9os @rgebnis tpiroe fnlu1 befricofqen. 1ln0 babel hoben mir ipht 0urf
0aS ueue ArHneegees Die Bftdt unere aefruten 8a ~Der0o5pen.
8as ff0 bic lrfahen oieRr pl0bliden ablouang? IS iii aenis
fHhf Oe EurGt Dor Dem Gienlt fr 05 B1terlan0. Ole fennt Der eme
arARrtfaner nidt Die urfa6e legt mo- anoers. IoB 0ie{e belle gcae.
lteruHg io raid abfIante, Iigt oaran oaB IN Der gaa5en 4Brepareoneb~.
inT raid 81 berI0fden aeT elm Jeler aus ferHigen GiAeuhol modt
5mdr feline boben Glm1HeH, je0ob es bmt all = Gas Jade 5trohPuer Dy
5egetheriaa neHnt man tDNI init Dem ridtgen Ranlen. 9piferie. 81
tl1ngt ehpas haL aMr es lit ri1ia.
Die @1fTfe lit eth aarotnaifcbIer uupres golfes. ge lit cioenffh
nlr cine Rr1nfbet oeS meiblAen GefdIedfg, [pestnfh feninin. 4ber
leloer miro bern a1erf1nif1en 9ofe nidt obne llnreht nofoefoef
Dob = onrd iene feminine sfmersebung Dem 6eHiuismus IN Die @ra
me getrie6eH miro us nod Der @dieHtof os nusfetnrfen QeHrers il
0H 1hen 3etsn N Der 5dule regae, mubte nan nidfs Ron SsenigiS
pa puds Elm e~ati1Iofsnes, tiblbersiges@ Beihledt ber0n. 8efl6ls.
0uieIei mar ibnt fren0 Gdfir mar es Elm @efhIeht Ser It ggnn Qg
a fr enc 11dc LangIam, ue Der GiderfIoben Geuer fongeno
coHH pir0s oiae 8egeHerane aud prompt 1T bic 3ot umge
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10

ieBt 8s fFblt heihe. 9afir bdbeu mir bcute 6de boferide 8ege
iertng, aufFlammenoes Strobfeuer, 0as feline eaten aeiiat.
9felen 5ebler erfennen beBt aber aud oen 0eq geben, i'm abs1
laat. llo oiier &eg bebt: rubge lIeberIegung. yer rubfg lberIegt
lTo nieHfals bgteriih meroen. Dos ioMe aud n6er bic Gingongstdras
St ben Vationalfonbentn IN groBen guffaben ~geIdrieben lteben loi
Rsrt test 70 oft angthb fIuitcrn: eSn, tuenn es nur feline StuIpe1f
ot@ Stanpeoe lit gldhbeOethnb NIT Sbheria. Qohifer, IN be-
gafregung u6 gerbeuipanntng Der entideioen0en Struoe, folpn eT.
fedt Den flben Aopf beuoHren- lIno menn BON elmer frlbeIoien Gel
aug eme Stalpeoe pcrfuht miro. 10 ioaten Die @aner oes goHes bare
eafeh Dab cine Stampe0e ment MIR ben Min6er- o0er Gdofber0en q
3entulHltn II, niht aber BET 0eHfen0en un0 l5ereaen0en g1annen
Garult IN aaen Gineen, bic man onirBt, crit rnmqe umo fibIe llehc
esln8, 0onn miro oas lebel Der 8Fterie, b0s beute einen aroBen 9c
'7leres Bottles 6etoaeH 5at, gang BON iebft D~erfaunoen. Or. o.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10

oes freien gotbieuiteS aui benz
Qnnbe, nn6 pcrurteilen bic %oeuloird-
tiIde gtegierung bic ofnieIbei Be.
idranft uub urgenilgelo 9eHladlt
bat.
SnnOeIsmarine.
SIN Qnbetradt oeiIeb bob ollie
leeFabrenoen Boiler cine 9olltit Der
D%ortIctlms anf seite 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10


ODER cine Sanbuna bon Strcitfrdf.
ten an rnleren lpeftliden ODER DIT,
li6en @eltlDen beiuerfiteIligen Tam,
lin oieIen Bfped Bu erreihen, milf
fen mir eiR III Ith abseIhloIieues
uno fe~ititebenoes n%atiornleB gertei.
oigungsprogramm boben, Elm BRO.
eramm, ME es ielbit IN oiaier &c.
fabrbollen Bet Der 0enoirntiiden
4artei ntdt fabig mar. our Meiig
8u bringcL dber mie eS mir Dem
2unbe geben lDer0en.
Sarif.
Bic repblitoniihe 9ortei befiir.
portet beute un0 bat imnier cine
8ollpolitit 6phiriuortet, Die Dem
ampritauiiden @anOeL uno @elperbe
uno Den nmerifanilden arbeitern
Uolm Sdue eelp0brt, unO erodJtet
cine nur aegea Die Q%lbIn0lag menid-
Iider ODER tommer5ieller gbf1ae
freutoer 2dn0er geridtete goIitit ais
elm uneeniieenoes Subititiit. Gin fol.
der Sdut8oa iolIte. mas Die Sobe
ieiner 8etr1ge anbeInnet bernilnf.
the aber aud genitgcno fem, I'm
0as nmerioniiMe @eDerbe un0 bic
omeritaniide arbeit 5u beihhben,
lnO 10 eingeriftet neroen, oaB er
ungeredten 5oroerlineen bon Wto.
nopoIen unO gruits einen 9iegel
porihiebt. auBeroem ioIte er Der
inoultrieaen llnabb1ngiafeit Der
Der. Stanten cine StiiBe bieten, q.
y. IN Der 6nrbitoif Sn0u1trie.
aauf @rln0 zines neiien S6ub
coils uno elmer neiien in0uitrieIen
@eieseeblng tonnen uniere Snou.
itrien 70 oreauifiert iperoen, OaB iil
nidt BLOB Elm @oIIuert unieres gan
bells, ionOern aud cine md6tiae
Stllse mir uniere 2nnoesberteioigung
per0en.
Scr UNDERWOOD . &orif bat Iih
ais Elm b%oilltaloiger Jebliflag IN
ieoer 9e5iebung ertpieien, ur0 felt
ieinem Snfrafttreten bat Die Gin.
Tabr enorm 3ugenommen, trotOem
Der 9dnoel NIT Dem auslan0 In.
iolge Oes 8eltfrieges beoeuteno
.abmgelegt poroen lit m1breno 0a5
Gnifommeu bon ginf1br5oaen, Del
Iet mir 70 0ringero ben6tigen, ct.
Jebli9 berminDert puroe. Inter nor
malen 3uit1noet, mie lie Tor gus
bru9 oes arieges beitan0efE pur0
sur @eniige beIUieien. Dab oieier "a
rif ben auleritaniihen &roOusenie
uHo Den amerifaniihen 2obnarbei
ter 6es Sdyubes beralbte, Der @
bnen erm0gltdte, nit ibren aus[1n
JiiheH aonfurrenten Den 8ettitrei
luf5unebmen, urlo O1B es Ieoiglid
zen Ourd Den arieg berborgebrod
en- 9erbdltniiien 5A beroanfen III
JaB 0ieier garif nid)t ic0en s3peif
ser dmeritanii6en Snouitrie poat
abutgeiegt uno Die nmeritaniidei
4rbeiter ibres non redJtspegqn All
omnen0en Qobnes beralt6t BAT. 0e
UNDERWOOD gnrif bat in feiner Beii
sic Soften oe5 Sebensunter6alts Der
ringert, neIde I'm Begenteil felt oeni
Gag ieines 5ifrafttretens Itetig az.
itiegen linO. Die @oblfaBrt cine
golfes perlau9t feline 4bi6affunf
IND ieine Subititltion ourd Elm
8eiebmaBre9el, iDeIhe In 5rie0ens
pic lit ariegs5eiten Elm 9eniigen0e
3irtommen ulto berniinftigen Gdu
iiir ale 4rtelt nmeritaniider 8rl
0uttion in 9ergtDerfen, 6oriten
5eIoern uno 5nbriten brinae
Dir6.
u@ir befiirporten Die g~inietunc
liner G~ariffommiIiion, tuelGe beDoIl
Hadtigt miro, allies Materiol iii.
oen aongreB gu iammelrL meIdes
oieier iiir Die 4usorbeih1ng eines
notig bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10

ng8ir befiirmorten EN- fpirfuuasboI'
les SDItem bon 9iinOcbfreott fir
pnnooiitritte, I'M @egenlnb Su ben
bon Der gegenu1rtigen aominiItra.
iion boroeIdlaaeHeH nirtuHosIOien
@eiebuloBrescIn.
Die IinbIidle gOa.
s@ir iino fir cine @rtpeiterune
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10
GeidaftsintereTeu.

Die republit0niide 9nrtei bat Iei,
tanger 3eit Den 5tdnopunft Der
reten, baB 6ag 1rongportDelen uni
he grpBen aorporotionen oes Can
Is elmer idarfen llebeupahung mi
lrengen &eguIierung beoiirfeu. 6
Jat ietn Greoo gu eaten gemodD
mo nlie mirflid effettrei6en @e
eBe sur Regulierung Der giienbdb
len uno Der greBen inouItrieler
foporationen ilro 0as Bert repu6
,ifauiaer aougreiie urD grdIibcn
IN.
rguf @rnnb oiefer HeguIierungs
mo llebermadungs gotitit Der
a4en bic Gemofraten in unigItenla
diher 8eiie bic @unoesregierlna
u @eidaftsbdbnen 5u Ienten, mel
e in ben 8irfungstreis pribnte
aterlebmungen geboren, uno II
aDurdl nit ibren eigeneu Burger
Stonfurren5 81 bringen, cine sc
tit, Die acknowledgements sur 8er
aaouHg groBm 4lisgaben fir be
5teuerSabler mo 8roouftion elm
in0erpertigen 4rtitels fibre.
tB.
Die republitaniih 9artei 1T 81
atimmten aniibt onB allie @eIetcs
artreter, Deldle iid geoen bic 81
3artsrcgulation bergeben, perionlis
8trait Deroen ioIlteH. Aber StraI
rfolgung lit etloas aana beriaie
mes bon einer beteriiden 8eorali'
ING, uno es lit offenbar, Dab BIZ
emotraten ielbit ben ebrlidlten @e
9~ditserfolg idledteroings oIs eli
erbreden betrodten. SoIhe Vii
1ten mo Gottrinen erorofieIn Be-
~rternebmungsgeiit uno erItidc
lroiperitat I'M Sein1e. Ole reptbFf
anii1e 8ortei bat 0as Brinatb Dc
rmntigune oes ameritnnilden q
Mftsfriebs, ME lie eine lnterlt
irg aIIcr mprif1nifden syutereIic
yeiArDortet lit0 ,le prattiSiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10

(5ortlctuns aaf Seite D.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-14
XMAS SHOPPING
ON An EARNEST
u7UNsWIcK MERCHANTS ARE
ENJOYING A SPLENDID HoLI-
DAY TRADE.

+ One glance into Brunswick stores
will prove that Brunswickians ahd
people Of this entire section are iully
aiqfied that the local merchants aFe
prepared for the Christmas trade.
. N,yer before in years has the Chritt-
mas shopping been as brisk this early
as 81 is this year. In fact. the m4r-
chants are very much delighted wth
lHD start the shoppers have made atd
az il business increases during the
next two weeks in proportion to what
/ it has for the last two weeks, Bruins
wick is going to see the greatest
Christmas she has ever seen.
Two weeks ago the Christmas shop
ping took a sudden squirt forward and
merchants have been forced to put
On extra help far in advance Of what
they had anticipated. Automobiles
from all over this entire section of
the state have been coming into the
city daily. bringing shoppers, and
these say that Brunswick merchants
have the most complete lines of goods
they have ever had.
The shop windows look inviting,
displaying handsome wares in every
line of business and the interiors Of
the stores are handsomely decorated.
Tho merchants have outdone them
selves this year in securing the best
Of everything and carrying stocks
ard articles that would do credit to
q city much larger than Brunswick.
No matter what person may want
IN the Christmas line this year it can
be found with Brunswick merchants,
from the smallest trinket up to the
'arpcst article for house furnishing.
And the out-of-town shoppers are
paying their tribute to Brunswick mer-
chants by doing their entire shopping
in Albany and numbers have been
heard TO comment up on the hand
some and complete line of stock that
is being carried by local dealers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-14
CORN CLUB BOYS I
AWARDED PRIZES
THE LITTLE FELLOWS SHOWED
WHAT GLYNN COUNTY LAND
CAN EE MADE TO YIELD. =,

County Agent ]. j. Dunn has FUR
nished the News with a list of prizes
and the names of the winners with
the corn club boys and following is
he list. "a -
Six corn club boys made total of
"a bushels on six acres at an average
.ost of 20 cents per bushel. p g
Highest yield. IS bushels, made by
J. B. Strickland. Bladen, Ga. who re-
ceived a Sc 90 pillow donated by United
Supply Co.
Second highest yield, Is bushels.
by George Geiger. Bladen, Ca, who re-
,eived a $500 watch donated by N E.
Chilean. s.
Third highest yield, 65 bushels. by
flaudy Strickland, Bladen, Ca, who
received a $500 sweater donated by
Stephens and Allen. = 3, &
Fourth highest yield, 43 bushels. by
Willie Tucker. Parkwoord, Ga, who
'eceived a $3.50 pair shoes donated
~ A. Kaiser Brother. ~
Fifth highest yield, 38 bushels, by
Charlie Crum, Brunswick. Ca. who
received $3.50 hat donated by Wood
Bailey Co.
Sixth highest yield 95 bushels, by
William Courier, Parkwood Ga. who
received a $3.50 pillow, donated by
Georgia Hardware Co.
If scholarships can be secured. two
Of these boys will be sent to Short
Courca of tho Stata COLLAGE Of "A pri-
culture next August.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-14
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~ has all the benefits of the healing
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mula on the bottle tells why it re
lieves colds and coughs. At your drug
gist 25c.