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The Detroit times., 1916-02-28
BRESN AHAN AND
THOMAS AFTER
DENVER TEAM

CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-Roger Bres
nahtn former manager OF the Cubs,
and Charles Thomas, former presi-
dert Il the same club, were said to
DAY to be negotiating for purchase
OF the Denver. Western league. club,
in fhe event Roger fails 10 put over
a deal for the Cleveland Spiders, for
removal 10 Toledo.
President Weeghman. OF the Cubs.
admitted today that he had been uH'
able so far 20 settle with Roger for
his cancelled contract as manager.
Roger wants $4,000 cash said
lW gilman. II can't see my Nay
lclear 10 pay him the money all at
IJrce"
The Detroit times., 1916-02-28

Speaking of celebrated roommate .
battt~rs. there are Ted Lewis and
Jack Brtttoa. They've mingled ave
ttmes.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-28
American League Fielders
t-ThrOw the Nationals

outheldrs
had qualed
hat M
Cardinals the had the
led with followed by
and with
Indian ouheders with while Elmer
The Detroit times., 1916-02-28
The Worth of Smart Backstops.

valuable things baseball
add wide knowledge Of his wisdom guile
Brownies
n w With Dave Davenport over that pitchers contract and
wrathfu hodout
Witch be thinks he . entitled largely because Of bone
made
A IAe ana series Eddie Plank had h and
MMtg vsuh have compelled heavng
not unfortunate catchers
ckee and Baker while not SO experienced might be desired
w overop them ALL and added his quAln
his mentioned
guardians OF
wild incorrgble
ebofTelled blessing
III who
cant where New Workers
nnnt winner Of the Yanks.
~Nagee good
~ many IN the big league who are much But all this
q0Ater him being
think he " wouldn't trade Del
ok
The Detroit times., 1916-02-28
BiIly's Great Career.

cachers the
he baseball and played
is The wonder that he
last long that being
he caught
donned
wisdom accumulated from
Of play which Father Time
Of valuable
HsolA doesn't end there There
pitchers
- had mound OF exceptional ability to work with
pitching stats,
1ss oS In the world to explain those hurrs without permitting
clubs
wednesday he
o(ngt woek n bis reward be-
n
Duhuoue
~ Sox had Williams Then he
in 1899.
leaped the White where he stuck
his
90 bnnins be was smart ball player possesso Of winning
Perhaps
handled the delivery of capable twes he
vua Nichols Willis. Lewis Dineen Mig
Gnth. Callahan Wiley
Flaherty
handled
them willingly the credit of much Of their
q
The Detroit times., 1916-02-28
Lines About Glenn Brown

FTER securing aquatic punges into the shark
tnfeed Of the Barbados,
world Glenn Brown has
ooueht hvelcr sport and
ns colors Of the Hamilton club Chicago Although
completed
Ne easo OF which handsomely ouncng McGvray
niUn6 cleaned a distan swim
ypof 0aet summer. and after
nno>oye6 IN Chicago time but
avoids selling swimming
)U amateur standing
&i,cne quite likely to whip Kid Lewis when they ssgin
ma been nghtng
l9fV that ne n going stale
lcae psclny Richie has been taking easy,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-28
This 10 Heartbreaklna

Charley Mountains s3s failed 10
win for the Sweeney.Huston No 3
bowling team Sunday afternoon.
when the Oakmans made a grand
total OF 2,s02 pins, an average Of
ls7 for l5 games. The contesting
teams will take part in thc A. b. c..
at Toledo.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-28
E7tEfSi|XIlSk = EI'!S|{X '!!l X|S!|!li
81. Louis, Mo. Feb. es.


he sullivan joined the club TO-DAY
beasts who have been turned
subd and IL educate There
have socalled Tigertamers baseball history nay
In Weiman, pitches II
er the genuine thing There Is o'hns
6ora job actually tanning
wilder animals in the baseball brush than George
who doesn't
Detrou a
That's his JOB and
he confidence OF
physically superb From BIZ James
of the chuckers who met
he puchers-as
coraled league
serene as al
playing his blue chips Sullivan this year There Is
Detroit DefensiVey
the mound An exceptional stan
the
Of the hand
The Detroit times., 1916-02-28
SIX CLASSES
IN PRO" BODY
Lots of Folks Can Belong But
Only Attached" Men
Can Vote

The constitution OF the new Pro
fessional Golfers association or
America provides for six classes or
membership, and the members or
one class, which will be composed OF
professionals attached 10 clubs. will
do all the voting The members OF
the other classes may enjoy all the
privileges OF the association, but
they will have no voice in its gov
ernment. The six classes are class
\ professionals attached TO clubs
in the United States and Canada;
class y, unattached professionals.
class c. employees OF sporting goods
houses or manufacturers class u.
assistants; class +, greenkeepersi
class +. honorary members.
All professional golfers in the
United States or Canada who are
over u years OF age will be eligible
To membership. Copies OF tho pro
posed constitution will be distrib-
uted in all parts OF the country, and
a general meeting at which the ques
ton of its adopting will be consid
cred will be held soon.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-28

ERE In ST. Louis the
Browns dynamite
selves. They call attention
certainty that George Siser Will
pitching stan Far form the of
pvOted the mound skill OF Ernie
npew who eaped directly from Kazoo normal
Dus to them to have everything in his this
calu
printed him.
0p ne little crooked Says the episte
game 7 usedoo
much which caused blister
kf ny nnger, and In the eighth inning IL busted"
using much resin while performing
horsehide pellet
flock Of
something clamped him
Um oependng upon artificial aid him
natural ability nothing
1oc long he Will depend much
10y 6evce but there is for a youngster. -
Thngs breaking
Phlle
Bobby
E1Dg4 bad shape that Stock will get the call
me imaginative bug is pestering Percy
where Percy will be certain October
G0 in world
|~D3ov Ill at the time.
the infinitely
- this season
The Detroit times., 1916-02-28
MANDOT-MITCHELL
BOUT CALLED OFF

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. IS
EJuries received while training caus-
Q. Joe Mandot today to call OF his
21round bout With Ritchie Mitchell.
scheduled for March s
The Detroit times., 1916-02-28


all eI by piping
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

mercc Mrs. Bacon will give a sec
ond tain Friday at noon. I'm the
Board Of Commerce auditorium. an.
der the Joint auspices Of the board
and the Detroit real estate board
q
The following delegates represent
ing the women clubs Of Detroit.
left Monday for Jackson, 10 attend
he annual state meeting OF the
Michigan State Federation ~ Won
ems clubs Detroit Federation Of
Women clubs. Mrs G. r. Wilson.
president Twentieth Centufy club.
Mrs GEORGE tombstone. Mrs Francis
Osborn, Mrs n y. NcMullen, Mrs
J. II liysey. Ms +. A Kelsey. Mrs
" g Latlme~ and as al'ernates.
Mrs + " PrndlotOn Mrs w y.
NclPnnan. Mrs + VI Sessions Mrs
f.. b Nall Nj Jennie Standart,
Mr. j. : Sheriff. Detroit New
Century club Mrs + Thomas
Mrs c. T. Kilburn. alternates. Mrs.
W r Tufts and Mrs j. : Steven
son Jewish Woman's club. Mrs c.
e Simmons. Nrs Monroe Rosen-
hcld, Nr, lIcnry VonBaalen. Miss
Anna Solomau, Miss Miriam Gold.
man. Detroit Sorosis. Mrs W. l..
Rolt and Mrs +. Gordon Pickell.
Detroit Womans club Mrs r. +.
Wgf"rWor'h and Mrs George Samp
son Political and Civic league, Mrs
4 O Dunk and Mrs J.. y Coulter,
Detroit Business Womans club.
Mis-, Georgia Emery and Miss Fran.
cos Kerr Community club, Mrs a.
n holman and Mr. George Condor
Wom'n's Historical club. Mrs Ma.
rion Ward Hubert. Detroit Review
club. Mrs 4 r. stewart. Detroit
Homemators' club. Mrs Julia
TrcadWcl IIypara, Mrs ". !
Eovsl na'ro Parliamentary Law
club. Mrs Emma A. Fox, North
western Womans club, Mrs. r. j..
Aurine,r.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
Her Mothers Spirit Stops Paula From Starting Gay Life
With Wine

"Thaf night after the play, Mar.
gle" continued Paula, Il was hun
g1y physically and emouonally A.
jer Two whole days OF absence from
Ernest LaNton. was 10 be- with him
again az supper.
81 dressed I'm one OF the beautiful
Partisan frocks nay mother had
bought tor me II was az white tat
feta made I'm the quaintest fashion,
with iiJilo nosoEays OF white roses
holding tullc douuces and scarf In
place carried "a large bouquet OF
white roses Ernest had sent me
As ] walked 80 our table through
The crowd Of first nIghters who had
just seen Ernest and myself on the
stage aroused "a sensation
There she is ! heard one eXcit-
ed girl whisper, and caught the en-
thusiastiC observation ~ mr. esee+t
i can't say ! blame LAYTON
1T was a foolish little triumph,
Nargic dear. but was foolish IT.
tie Girl under 20 and hoped Ernest
had heard thar remark
II was terribly hungry but could
rot eat anything. altho Ernest or
dcrod my favorIte dishes
Bah he said fondly then YOU
can drink maybe
~ looked up amazed Ernesr
knew / did not drink In fact had
-oycr tasted even wine Of any kind
But darling child. you know
this is a grear occasion Ne went on
Nou have reached an important eli
max In your life You have made
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
LOCAL STOCK
TRADING BRISK
IN BULL MARKET

Michigan .oiTE w lcE issued a
&C" - per cent stock dividend Fri.
day vas quoted or The Detroit
Stock Exchange Monday morning Oh
the new par value basis Of $40
Iwn'n l>suedl ~ lc 70 Is, and
While mo- sales We're made during the
aaril $4,000 shares changed
n. iu private transactions. The
..ue p zee ranged aroGnG a. The
.,or par value was 800 With The
50 previous offering 575 but no bid.
.ur sale
Tie market was generally bullish
'h rading brisE-Cuite contrast
rom the business OF last week
which was sluggish and bcarish
REQ Gar WAS unusually strong with
no bid 43 1-2. and the Offering a
point higher General Motors was
quoted al 500 10 goo. with the last
aa!e made At the la price.
Chalmers common continues TO
sag.
Continental developed somewhat
more strength than usual Monday
and several hundred shares were
sold around 80 - &c 81
detroit Edison was up a point, l43
being ola for IN At the closing with
none offered Edison has been in
steady demand for t. days with hard.
~ more than q score OF shares
Traded
Ford Motor Of CanaGa developed
more pep" ard seems C. be coming
hack Bidders were willing 10 pay
27j for It while the holders held II
at 300 The last sale was made al
2A6
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
BY Betty BROWN

She's an dressed up for sunday
The frock YOU cannot sec is made
of wash silk in pink and white
stripes and her cloak--one OF the
new models recently launched by
Fashion Art League OF America, is
black velvet trimmed with the very
newest trimming-fur-cloth in imi.
tation ermine
Her velvet bonnet Is scarlet with
streamers OF narrow velvet ribbon
and there's little frill OF velvet
around the top
This cloak. which looks so much
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

leurs shown for grown-up members
OF he family, but in miniature form
IL is really much more alluring than
when proportioned on more heroic
lines.
The little coat Is OF the redlnEote
type French blue velvet was Sc
lected for the suit, and the collar is
Of gray rabbit fur. The skirt OF a
tailleuT for small girl would al
most OF necessity be attached 20 a
bodice. 80 that the whole might be
| kept ship-shape The model shown
is really a three piece arrangement.
The low-necked sleeveless attached
bodice is OF velvet. matching the
skirt and coat. and this Is worn
over guimpe OF Gcorgette in
matching or contrasting shade or
over . dainty lingerie blouse,
To make this suit for an eight or
l0yearold girl, four yards OF mate
rial 36 inches wide Will be required.
together with one and a half var Is
of sheer fabric for the guimpe
The same leeway in regard 10
waist line placing is noted in the de-
veloI meut Of present season ap-
parel for little girls a -pplies 10
garments for adults russian. Mov-
on Age and high-waistsd o. Empire
effects arc all noteu. ne hitter
being particularly popular rr party
frocks or any dresses made OF sheer
and fluffy materials,
In the development OF frock, for
service wear, W ,ol Jersey is strong
~ approved ~ many designers Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

It's from Paris-made by tho fam.
Gus Bernard
The three quarter length coat Is
ntted with basque-like snugness at
the waist line. bat flares into q sort
OF tunic skirt In fiat defiance OF
the new fashion cdIct against flares.
The pouch pockets arc set ON
like apron pockets. close 10 the
front. Velvet I'm balsam green,
with trimmings of raccoon is the
material used raccoon. by the
way. is the popular fur trimming
OF tho hour
Through courtesy % Mandcl
brothers am able 70 show this
Paris gown sketch before the gown
IA in the shops.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

one OF tho great successes uf tho
season on Tho stage and you are so
excited you can't ear think some
wine would calm your nerves
Gle poured out "a glass of spark
ling Burgundy BuHio- within seem
Cd 10 ,parkle ir subtle fascination.
| reached out Tor 90 For once
would taste this wonderful thing
which brought JOS and laughter into
life
Then. Margic. a peculiar thinf
happened Nv mothers cool hand
seemed 10 clasp mine and the frag
ile glass slipped and era he'd 10 the
floor, covering my pure white frock
with great splashes OF red that made
me shudder
"Ernes, Lawton said nothing for
awhile. He sat with compressed
lips and frowning brow lie was
furious.
"T hope, Paula he remarked
caustically. that the treasure house
OF gauds from which YOU produced
this Partisan trine in the shape OF a
rrock holds still another, for the
one YOU have on is ruined. and you
can hardly replace il on your pres
ont salary OF $50 per
"NIy owes filed with tears / did
not care particularly for the gown
] had not Yet come 10 the realization
that gowns were not 10 be had for
the asking
"You see. Nargie 7 still had the
attitude toward life OF the girl
whose way is made easy for her
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

Miss Florance Carey, violrnist.
and Miss Grace Davis. soprano, OF
he Detroit College OF Music. will
give joint recital before the 81.
Cecilia society. Of Flint. Tuesday
evening The same artists gave
recital Thursday evening in Flint.
under the auspices OF Baker unit
yersity The hrst junior recital OF
the season will he given in the De
troit College % Music Saturday aft
e-FHeeH- Qe+-22S-at- o'clock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

he girl with plenty OF friends and
money.
Ernest became contrite as he
watched tear roll of my nose.
Baby child he whispered. 1 forgot
YOU hadn't grown up Never mind
the frock III buy you new one
Somehow his offer OF new frock
hurt me more than his irst speech.
J hurriedly arose.
Ernest. must go home and
have good cry. I said.
"He called a taxi. send me home
and returned into the restaurant. l
had spoiled his triumph as we'll as
NV own"
TO BE Continued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

Will act as bridesmaid and Harry
Petherick will seryc rs best man
4 reception THE church parlors
will follow.
o
Nine Eetnei LegiusHa. The famous
pianist who will make her first ap-
pearance In Detroit. Tuesday even.
ing, I'm Arcadia. will hold a recep-
ton on the stage following the con.
cert Nine Leginska is young
woman Of attractive personality and
should prove a delightful person 10
meet
Cards have tocn issued for the
marriage ~ Miss Eleanor CLAY.
daughter ~ Mrs William Clay. n,
Edscl Ford, son OF Mr. and Mr.
lIeAIg- Enrd. Tho ceremony wiz
take place in the Clay home, No ~
Boston blvd. "Wednesday. Nov I, A.
). 80 o'clock after which rccep
ton will be held Miss JoscphIu
Clay. sister Of the bride, viii De
maid OF honor
The bazaar ana supper o' NJ
Florence Crittentou circle g. be- held
Tuesday. Ocf "l In the Eastern
star temple. promises 10 bee an in.
teros'ing event The bootss are o.
carry odt the Halloween idea IN
colo-s and decorations There wiz
be- Tire parcel post booth foatur'
which has become worry popular witt
bazaars me aoVer booth, aud 9th
or attractions
81
Mrs Albion Fellows BACON 2
prominent Indiana clubvoman. who
has accomplished much in the way
OF housing reform in her own state.
viii be The guest at luncheon Thurs
day. OCT g. Of the Twentieth Cen.
fry club. iu tho Century building
My BACON viii speak on Women
ia housing reform and tales from
the touemcuts Mrs Bacon's tglk
10 Tho clubwoneu will he supple
ment,d Dv ariet address on th,
same subject bv Edwin DENLY pres
.d,ur of mo Detroit BOARD Of Com
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
stephens Inn Raided.

squad q Esscz police raided
the stephens inn. Windsor, Sunday
and found seven persons drinking
\ badly intoxicated soldier, four
other men and two young women
made mp the number The proprie
tor may face charges.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

apparel for Juveniles Wool embroid
cry and braid ere effective decora-
dive touches for these wool jersey
cloth frocks Collars OF white or
contrasting color fabric are usually
also employed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

.ihc "a dress. makes mp prettily in
NE heavy Cloakng fabrics. espc
cially in Bolivia cloth
Afternoon gowns of chiffon are
trimmed With kncc.dcep fur bands
The short-haircd kolinsky, mole or
bca"or is usually combined with
the flmy chiffon
FIR cloth soft and furry. is one
Of the new fabrics YOU will find in
uptodate shops II Is used 20 trim
coats and NUTS. and Il makes good
looking coats for little folk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
SOCIETY

The marriage of Miss Marie Glenn
ents and bernard II Wheeler viii
take place Wednesday. Oct %.
d
Miss Maud Wurster entertained
for Miss Rusy G.. Smith. a prospec
tive bride, Thursday The decora-
lions were brilliantly colorcd autumn
leaves
The indiana society OF Detroit
Will give It's annual banquet We'd
nesday evening, in the Detroit Attn
letic club.
Mr. and Mrs. Orla b. Taylor hav,
gone 20 New York 10 visit Col and
Mrs Frederick Farnswortb, formerly
OF this city.
The marriage OF Miss Frances
Louise SWit, and George Seelcy
Towar. OF Detroit. will take place in
s.. stephens church Middlebury,
VI, Wednesday, oct IS.
Mrs. Andrew Green. ir. win give
a tea I'm her home In Crosse Pointe
Tuesday, n honor OF Mrs James
Burtenshaw and Miss Aimee Burton
shaw.
=
Louisa St Clair chapter, \. A. r..
will hold the first meeting of thu
season I'm the Century building
Thursday morning oct % Reports
az H. state conference. held IN Ann
Arbor. oct H.. rs and H. viii De
given By tho delegate
Mrs Charles e. Palms and Miss
Josephine Palms have gone to So
Louis 20 attend the marriage of Nrs
Palms brother. Mr Walsh. and Miss
Julia Crosby Miss Crosby has sis
itod often In Detroit, where sh, has
made a host % friends
Miss Alice pc'hsrick and James
Ray Connolly viii be- married We'd
resday evening. Oct o., In the Four
,eenth ayc Baptist church. The Row
W Quarrington officiating Miss
Ruth Connolly. sister 90 me groom
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

Diamonds are increasing In price
again, the reason alleged being the
lack OF workmea in South Africa on
account OF the war.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

Bands % fur or plush trim the
neplums on many Of the crepe and
lingerie blouscs And basket ~
flowers ro'hin~ lose blooms fortN
on he front ~ pink creme blouse
y faefone ~ fho 'oF' is~'-l-~ pio-f-
Of room for fhr ar~~' T'-.'.-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

~" pcnum blouse has the sno,
lir'i in tho autumn fashion shove
PINT ! haven't seen many Of those
"ou' lido The belt" blouscs In tho
toa rooms or in other places whore
smartly dressed women gather IT,
a Paris idea and Miss America
takos none too kindly 10 II she
likes her waists tucked In.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

Mr. and Mrs. Orla d Taylor hav,
gone 20 New York 10 visit Col and
Mrs Frederick Farnswortb, formerly
OF this city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

The marriage OF Miss Frances
Louise swift and George Scelcy
Towar. OF Detroit. will take place in
81. Stephens church Middlebury,
VI, Wednesday, oct. IS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

Isr< B,yoni torbinss rrody-ho-ueor ec~-
5crirncr 7fiih ,.dss- to-,rSatare JotiSfootton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-24

al city property transferred since
Feb. !, 1915, and property noted by the
former owner to nae, must be returned
to the undersigned for taxation by the
ayor and council Of The city of Bruins
wick, Ga, by the list day Of March,
1916. or the same will be taxed as I'M
returned property. N b. All returns
both real and personal must be made
to the undersigned by March /, 1915.
n. d. RUSSELL. City Clerk.
Room No. Z, City Hall
Brunswick, Ca, Fcb. /, 1916. 2-20
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10 SPECIAL. NOTICES Q
10 . 0 . O @ 0 0 0 0 90 @ 0

For furnishing motor trucks invited
ry the city OF Brunswick.
Sealed proposals viii be received by
the committee on public works of the
city OF Brunswick, Ga. until noon Sat
uyday, February 26, 1916, for furnish
ing one two-ton and three one-ton mo
tor trucks, general specifications
u which may be obtained from the
city engineer and director public
works. Tho right is reserved to reject
any or all bids. 2-26
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-24

TINS. +, u. Smith, Gloyorsyille, n. Y,
writes TO the manufacturers Of Cham
IBERIA MS Tablets as follows: 81 feel
il mI duty to write to you and tell you
~ tho good your tablets are doing for
Heand many others that ! have toid
aLout them For over three years
have been under the DOCTORS cara
taost Of the time, but have not found
anything hat has helped me as much
-5 rEambc|5ia's Tablets" Obtain
able cYcIy&herc.
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Scmcthing Good.

Those VINO hate nasty medicine
should try Chambcrlain's Tablets for
constipation. they are pleasant to
take and their effect is so agreeable
and so natural that you will not real
ize hat it has been produced by a
medicine. ObtainbIe everywhere.
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NeUnALGlA PAINS STOPPED.

You dcnt need TO suffer thos agou.
t2ins nerve pniH3 III tie face, head,
nrIn, shoulders, chest and back Just
apply few drops Of soothing Sloan =
Eminent; lie quietly few minutes
You viii get sGcn relief ana comfort!
Life md the world Will look brighter
Get n bottle today, ounces for Csc
il. all drugGiHla. ponatratea without
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FISH AND OYSTERS. Phone 234
or fish and oyster for breakfast, din
ner and supper. Brunswick Fish Go.
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GPECiAL- NOTICE.

The city assessors return OF the as
sessment On all property liable for
taxation for the year 1916 by the may
or and council OF the city of Bruins
wick, Ca, IS now on file in my office
and open for the inspection Of taXpay-
ers. Anyone dissatisfied with said as
sass3ncnts ma, hive same reviewed by
fling complaint in my office before
Feb. 20, 1916. Blank furnished on ap-
piCatiOn.
N. D. RUSSELL. City Clerk.
Room No. 7. City Hall.
Brunswick, Ga, FEB. /, 1916. 2-29
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stones Cahea, six kinds, 10c each.
| ..og@l4 Grocer" ca.
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Fresh country eggs, 25c per dozen,
lcday. PhoeniX Grocery Co.
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WiLLETT'S CULLED COTTON
Puritan seif-risina flour gives sac.
sfaction Try X.
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siIc cheapest advertising m
sac:ta is The Want Ads ii,ai ar
a9fici in Tie News C|assifit
'cGartHiG>.t.