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PRIZES GIVEN
OUT BY S. A. S.

Prizes were distributed at the
meeting OF the Sportsmen's Asso.
citation OF Seattle last night, 10 the
winners OF the membership drive
campaign that has been going on
for the last five months.
J. T. Watts won casting reel.
r. u. Jyttaker won n hunting coat,
II. j.. Woodman won n flashlight,
G. ID. Thomas. "A Ratchet: G. II.
Brown, landing net; G. Hardnagie.
flashlIght; Art Beach. fly book; r.
l.. Jackson. fish basket: l.. u. Allen,
stove: J. G. Jordan. casting min.
now: II. w. Thorp. fly line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19
WHAT SEATTLE HOCKEY
STARS ARE DOING

where no plays semi 'prosozsionai
baseball.
frte Muldoon n managing the
vancouver lacross. team. and ex.
poets TO cab tho hockey boys ioga;h-
er as soon as his work in the Cana,
dian city IL over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19
MARQUIS AT
ALBANY. N. Y.

Jimmy Marquis. FORMER broadway
high school twirler. IL now hurting
for tho Albany On. " team In the
Eastern league. He was farmed out
by the Chicago White Sox. He will
return 20 Seattle and attend the Uni
yerHity Of Washington in the fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19
FAVORITES
WIN AGAIN

BOSTON. Aug. fe,--william Til.
den and Charles Garland continued
their way to the finals in the ma
tional doubles tourney here yestcr.
day by winning their matches.
The other favorites won their
matches.
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WOLTER WITH
SALT LAKE BEES

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Aug. 10.
--Outhelder Harry Wolter. who has
played In the San Francisco. Los An.
geles. Sacramento and Seattle teams
in tho Pacific Coast league. has been
acquired by Salt Lake The an
nouncement was made public by
Manager Ernie Johnson hero yestcr.
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19

Tho time dnwoth nigh for the
showdown.
HUMBLE
PIE
Faber finally got started. He's
got all the cracked glass out OF his
wing and Ii fllnging some nasty
pitching up TO tho plate again. Yes.
tho Yankees win admit that. Urban
made them eat humble pic ut Co
miakey park during their last un.
triumphai tour OF the West.
Old Man Ed Cicotto nearly fixxied
| this year because the powers that be
| said his sinner was n naughty habit
and the batters didn't like H. Con.
soauently he had TO learn how 10
stagger along ON A. II. G stuff. Hut
Eds got sense. lilo spelled a few
words wrong at the beginning. but
now he's back at the head Of the
class.
C0UPIA
KINGS
Williams and Rer-therc isn't n
pair OF lcft-hand servers like them In
tho business.
II Cleveland had two such nudge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19
EMULATES SPEAKER

CLEVELAND. ohios---chariey ia.
mIcnon. tho younxEtrr who has been
keeping veteran Jack Graney on the
bench most OF the season. covers as
much ground as his manager. Iris
Speaker. They're some pair,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19

Summary. Struck out--By seibosd g.
by Dell 2. Bases on bails--Off Relbold
3. off Dell g. Two-base hits-Mitcheil
Bohns. Home Ellington. Double
play--Seibold to stumpf 10 Murphy
Sacrifice hits-smith. Long. stunpf
stolen base--Hurphy Innings pitched
By seibold 7. runs Q, hits T. at bat 20.
Runs responsible for-Seiboid 8. Francis
o. Dell O. Charge defeat 10 selbold
Time Of gams-2:o0. Umpires-Byron
and HolmeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19

doubtable Rudd OF South Africa and
Andre OF France In the fourth heat
In SO as seconds.
s. I.andcrs. Chicago A. A.. and ID.
+. Ahearn. Illinois A. C.. qualified In
the hop, step and jump. c. T.. ia.
quith. Chicago A. A. and Kaufman
were shut out.
England took both first and sec
ond places in the finai OF tho 1900
meteor run. l. NJ. Shields. rhiiadel'
phia. was third. while Joie Ray. OF
Chicago. was poor eighth. The
time was minutes IS seconds.
compared with the record OF > min
utes IS IS seconds made by A. y. =.
Jackson. England. In stockholm In
1919.
The runners finished In this order:
Inn. England: Baker. England.
Shields. America: vohraiik. siav.
Lundgrcn. Sweden: Audina. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19

Speaker. who IL not only shoulder.
ing the heavy role OF managing the
Indians. but by sheer power is lead
Ing the league in hitting. IN proving
10 be Il miracle Juggier. From day 10
day he juggies. He juggies his out
field. lie juggles his two-man pitch
ing machine. He juggiss his bat.
tcries. His act has kept the Tribe out
In front
II Spoke can continue his famous
juggling few weeks more the barn
door viii be locked with the horse In.
side.
But Just the same keep your look.
ern on those Pale Hose birds. for the
Kid is pitchin' good ball. Yea, sister.
good enough 90 repeat
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players. They figured on IT when
they broke camp at New Orleans last
March. Ono OF the muslins never
fioated over the Indians home stand.
They want that pennant. and they
know they are going % get It. Such
team In hard 10 turn back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19
MAN O. WAR
RACES AUG. 81

Lovers OF horseraclng all over the
country are anxiously awaiting the
appearance Of August 81. when Man
o. War. the horse Of tho century
and Sir Barton race at Saratoga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19

Thirty yachts carrying members
and friends of the Seattle Yacht
club took a weekend cruise TO the
clubs station at Venice beach. A
big clam bake Saturday evening was
one OF the features OF the event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19
CHAPMAN
SERVICES

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. 10
Funeral services for Ray Chap
man. Cleveland shortstop who WINS
killed by a pitched bail. will be
held In the Saint Phllomcnc
Catholic church here Friday.
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at the tape, F. j. Shea. of the
navy, winning. with Dafel Of
South Africa at his heels.
The time was so as. In the third
heat J. r.. Meredith. OF the New
York Athletic club. led all the way.
and Andre. OF France. took second
In the time OF 81 rs. Rudd. Of
South Africa. won the fourth trial
with vit,en. Of Finland. second. IN
81. r. 8. Emery. Of the Chicago
Athletic association. captured the
1ifth heat. Butler. OF England. being
e<cond-
TANKS FAIL
On NAT
The Americans did not fare so
we'll In the oneeighth finals and
the onc.quarter finals Of the Grarco-
Roman wrestling. The only surviv-
ors OF the United States team after
these events. were sxymanskL las
pounds. and Michael isi.pound
class.
In the trial heat OF the 10000
meter run. Guilicmot. France. fin.
ished first In ,. minutes al seconds
Others 10 qualify were Bachman.
Sweden. Anderson. Denmark: +. W.
Faller. Boston. and Garin. Switxer.
land.
-Four Americans survived the aunr.
ter finals OF the 200-meter dash.
lfurchison OF New York easily cap.
tured the first heat In % as seconds
Allen woodring. Philadelphia. forced
the British champion. Edwards. to
run tho second heat In q seconds.
nnishing close to the Britlshcr. Char
Iey Paddock. Los Angeles. finished
second TO Dawson Of New Zealand In
The third heat. which was run In
- IS seconds. Morris Kirksey. San
Francisco. took the fourth heat In the
same time. with Ponton. Canada.
second
The first three heats were run In
~ is seconds. two seconds over the
Olympic record. The time for the
fourth was % is.
COAST MEN
WIN 1aR<1ao
c. w. Paddock. Los Angeles A. c..
took the first heat. with sorenson.
Denmark. second The second went
% Loren Murchison. New York A. c..
with Sandstrom. Sweden. second In
the third. Allen Woodring. Phiiadel-
phia. led the way. with w. +. Eco
pei. Holland. second.
NJ. NJ Kirksey. San Francisco. took
the fourth: Paschek. slav. finished
second.
America qualified four men In the
quarter finals Of the 40o-meter run
n. 3. Emery. Chicago. finished third
In the first heat. which was won by
EngdahI Of Sweden In so rs seconds.
J. T.. Meredith. one OF the heroes OF
the last Olympic. placed third in the
second heat. finishing behind Ferry
Of France and Butler Of England. The
time was so as seconds.
q. 8. Schiller OF the University OF
Southern California and Los Angeles
Athletic club, ran second 10 Dafei OF
South Africa. who won the third heat
IN so as seconds. Frank Shea Of
the navy won signal victory for
America when he defeated the re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19
EARLY FOOTBALL

GREEN BAYlA-Aiready the Green
Ray cslsl Packers club has organ.
lied for football. Players will SHARE
receipts. being paid after each game.
The squad IN limited 20 Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19

you'd have 70 make II read Speaker.
Ruth and Jackson. But ms a unit
even Miller Huggins himself admits
that the White sox outfeld combine.
ton Is a wee bit better than his slap.
stickerA.
With n four.man pitching stan that
In joking the other clubs out OF ball
games regularly, the Kid isn't wor.
ried a shilling's worth. Compared 10
tho Indians two.man stan. the
Gleaaonites draw down the shade.
The sox are smarter and faster than
the big Bertha Yankees which New
York II crazy about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland Z, Nov YORK =,
Boston q, Detroit . III inninEsl-
ST. Louis IA. Washington ,.
Philadelphia I, Chicago o.
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FIRST heat won ~ chiiisr. America:
Eaxdahi. Sweden. seeont. Tins. 50 ID
Second heat uon By Shea America.
Dasei. south Africa. sseond. Tins. 50 s-s.
laird hsa; Won By Meredith. America.
Andre. France. sseend. Time. SIN.
Fourth heat wan BY nudd. south Az
rica. vttt.n. England. second Tins. 81
Butler. England. second.
ftfsh heat won By Emery. America.
Gracco- Roman wrestling tone eighth
finaisb-SxymanEli. America. defeat.
cd Huni. Cxcchoslovnkla: yanden.
leenden. Belgium. defeated Zconaligi.
America: Michael. America. defeated
Leonardson. Sweden: Erikscn. Den
mark. defeated Pendicton. America.
on a foul: Lindenford. Finland. de-
featcd Wiikic. America: Hansen. Den.
mark. defeated wegand. America
Cracco- Roman wrestling tone-auar-
ter fnaisb-Frisenfeid. Norway. do.
feated Meteroupoios. America: sxy.
mansi. America. defeated Stenrud.
Norway.
fo.00O.me'er run ttrfaD-First. Gun.
iemot. France. second. Bachman.
Sweden. third. Anderson. Denmark.
fourth. Faiier. America: nth. Garin.
Switzerland. Time. 3sai.
Pole vault ttriaD-Mcyers. Foss.
Knoureck and Jennc. all OF America.
qualified at IL feet
-Four Americans qualified IN the
pole vault by doing better than IL
feet They were r. r.. Meyers OF
Chicago A. A. r. X. Foss Of Chicago
A. A.: r. r. Knoureck OF Illinois A..
A.. and Il. J. Jenne Of Washington
State college.
Graeco- Roman wrestling. oneduar-
ter finals usi.pound ciassl. Tctens.
Denmark. threw Michael. United
States navy, in one minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19

Gee. but 1 love Bolct's French
pastryr'--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19
SOx
WEAKNESS

But here's the weakness Of the
Pale Hose athletes-tbcy aren't pen.
nanthungry. chicago's had several
OF them In her day. The sox can't
get excited about the present race.
They aren't swapping at every game
like the Indians. You've got TO be
licve you're n pennant winner before
you can cop.
That's what ts firing the Cleveland
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$50 AA H$5l1 ~
RYAN WINS
HAMMER THROW;
COAST MEN STAR
IN DASH TRIALS
BY HENRY i. FARREIL

ANTWERP, Aug 19--Amercan quartermilers, running
in splendid FORM promise of capturing the 400 meter
of the Olympic games when they four out of five
of the trials today.
c. S. Chter of the Los Angeles Athletic club. nosed out
Engdah of Sweden the first heat in the time of so 20
The second heat found another Yank leading the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19
ny DEAN SNYDER

KID Gleason has got nice assert
ment Of foolers. all right
Every day he shoots a fresh one ut
the opposing big borthas.
Tho hillock il his chief atntegic
point OF attack Just now and hos
raking the fields with dcsultory fire.
There's Eddie cicotte. who had 60
learn 10 speak his piece all over
again: Urban Fabor. the man who
came back" and tho two ''lcftica. g
Ciaudius Williams and Midget plclSy
Kerr. who have never been aawy.
EYEI.ASII
FINISH
They joiSed tho KID into quiet sub.
mission early last spring They said
lot OF mean things about his ball
club. which fllvved before tho Red
assault His 1890 chance for scat
on the fall circus bench wasn't worth
the postage. they opined.
But somehow tho Kid has worried
thru the summer. and Sherlock
Holmes investigation dopea him a.
making an eyeiash finish az a sure
second and a possible first again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19

Tho Red sox beat tho Tigers. Q to 6,
in an thinning battle, when Myers
pitched his first home game for Boston
Mentally scored from second on an infioid
single.
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she'd already have that 5000 press
box built and Vanished for the world
series ncriboa 10 scratch In this fall
IL they were on New York's pay.
roll the colonies wouldn't DO having
chilla and tho heartburn
Look these Pale Hose over care-
fully. folks. and decide ~hcther you
like them or not for the favorites.
Tho only holes In the team are
first base and shortstop. Both Of
these positions could be improved on.
THE GREAT
BUCK
But as for tho rest OF them. the
cniipers reveal that there IN but one
Buck Weaver In the Johnson apple
patch. Tho only time Eddie Collins
isn't just about the cream OF all sec.
ond nackers now performing In dur
ing tho air months when the base
ball In moth hall A jewelers.
scales won't bulge either why with
schAik OF Chicago and o'Nciil OF the
Indians. They're both is-carat rocks
If you wanted 20 pick choice out
sfieid OF tho whole American league
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@AHDl
|@nl;SIsIY
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

g.i, taks city ........s II /
san Francisco ..........s..
batteries. Bromley and Jenkins Love-
MoQuaid and AKns-.
AT Los ASoELEs- y " "
Sacramento ..........---. i,
Los Angeles ....s.-.......s
batteries. achang. Fi,iefy ana Cady.
cranaail, Brown. Portiea and Basslef.
Lapan-
At PORTLAND n IT, "
Oakland ...........-------- ~
Portland .....s...s.s.-
batteries: uoiiing and Mltze. kailio
Knchiar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19
RYAN WINS
HAMMER THROW

Pat Ryan Of New York won the
final in tho hammer throw with a
toss OF Ss.sTs meters Lind OF swcd
On was second: n. H. Bennett. Chi
cago A. A.. third: swcnnson. sweden.
fourth: Matt McGraih. New York.
nth. Nicholson. England. sixth. THIS
record IL ss.Ts meters. made by Nc
Grath at Stockholm In 1912. Nc
Grath IL suffering with bad knee.
r. T.. Johnson. Piitsburg. and q.
Cornetta. New York A. c.. were elm
mated In the third heat Of tho 10000.
meter run trials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
IN THE MAJORS

Yesterdays horo--Wally Pipp. Tho
Yank first sacker piastered n wicked
waIiop for a homer In the ninth. giving
tho win to New York. to J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-19

ia Rommeii. Athletic twirier. shut on,
tho white sos. and the Quaker city
crowd took the game. TO o. Joe
Dugan'a long drive sent homo the only
run OF the game In the fourth inning.
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ia Off Two Days More

which
duplicated
r
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Score BY innings;
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New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medjcated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold AID Prevent Compli-
cations
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structen ito Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er if Relief Does Not Come
Withi1lI Two Minutes.
DelightfAITasts, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm UP.

The sens 8tGon of 1.-THE year in the
drug trade Us Aspironal, the two
minute cold and cough reliever, au
thoritatively Guaranteed by the labora-
tories; test@, approved and most
emil Enthusiastically enclosed by the high
est authoritkes, and proclaimed by
thel commonE people as ten times as
quick and Effective Jas whiskey, rock
and. rye, or fany other cold and cough
remedy they have eyer tried.
All drug ! stores are now supplied
with the wdnderful mew elixir, so all
you; have toEdp to gat.rid of that cold
is to step IT'D the dearest drug store,
hand the clekk Ihalf d dollar for bottle
of AspironaI and tell him to serve you
two teaspothfhls with four teaspoon
fuls of watcr JIM a lglass. With your
watch in Nourt hanl, take the drink
at one swallow md dali for your money
hack in t$o minutes; if you cannot
feel your coad fading ava like dream
within the time limit. DON'T; be bash
full for al draggists invite you and
expect yo'Tto thy i. Everybody's do
ing it.
When y ur cold or cough is re.
lieved, take the reniainder of the bottle
Tome to your wife and babies, for
AsPironalfs by fat the safest and most
effective, fthe eash JEST to take and the
most agseeable sqd and cough remedy
tor infants d d shildren--(-.dv.)
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-16
l3PEEDERS DRAW HEAVY
FINES IN. POLICE COURT

With docket of more than twenty
i've eases, in which the charge of
.speeding occupied the leading part.
Mayor Hopkins held one of t1e busiest
sessions of police court in several
weeks yesterday. The police depart
ment is conducting a vigorous cam
paign against violations Of the traffic
laws in an effort to break up the dan
gefous practice of speeding through
he busy downtown streets. Mayor
Hopkins is lending his cooperation by
2sse ssing heavy fines against those
1cnvicted3 of the charge. Several Of
the speeders drew fines of S25.00 yes
terday. A number OF cases We're post
noned on account OF absent witnesses
and another session of police cour!
will be held "Wednesday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-16
AUCTION SALE OF MANY
fRTlCLES WEDNESDAY

Al 1917 Newcastle street, tomorrow
"wednesday morning. at 10 O'Clock,
bere will be sold a large number of
iifferent articles, including many use
I'll household necessities. In the lot
S furniture of all kinds, bedding,
hairs, dining suits, tables, pictures
md many other things 100 numerous
, mention. The Manufacturers Sup
ly company is to make change in
IS business and some real big bar
gains will be offered. The sale will
tart at 10 o'clock and Tie ladies es-
'ecially are invited to attend this sale
Remember, 1917 is the building form
,rly occupied by the Silver Noon Cafe
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-16
oCAL GREEK RESIDENTS
INTERESTED IN ELECTION

The local Greek residents are very
deeply interested in the outcome of
The Greek national ele elton, held Sun
day. in which Premier y anizslos was
opposed for reelection. 1t seems to
be the Overwhelming sentiment of
brunswick Greeks thai Venizelos
should be returned to power. although
*ome OF them are very bitterly oppos-
"a to his policy of expansion, and
would like TO see the return Of Con
stantine. the deposed monarch. Ac.
earding to The latest reports. it ap-
naars tnat S'snizeios. and the Lihe raj
party has been defeated. which fore.
shadows the return OF Constantine tc
the Greek throne.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-16
Or. BRUCE CONTINUES
TO IMPROVE

Friends of DR.. E. c. Bruce. wno was
The victim OF serious accident Fri
day afternoon, will be glad TO learn
that he is reported as getting along
IS well. as could be expected, and is
resting comfortably at the city hospi-
tai, where he was taken following the
accidental discharge of his shotgun,
while hunting, which resulted IN his
left hand and foot being shot OIL The
ieplorable accident is deeply regretted
ny the many friends of DR.. Bruce, who
nope that he will speedily recover
rom its effects.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-16
OUTLOOK MAS
D|SCOURAG|Nc
Tampa Man Mas Getting Worse
All the Time Until Pc
tievedby Tanlae


"Tanlae~ is the one medicine | can
recommend. foA when / bought it |
bought health said Charlie Dorsett,
1895 Stuart Street, Tampa, Fla.
"Far nearly twoAyeafs before | got
hold Of Tanlac l hay a bad case of in
digestion that jus: esned to keep me
| in trouble all the time. Gas would
| form on my stomach and cause. a hea-
w feeling that wofld last for hours
after eating. | had sharp. piercing
pains all through ny stomach and of
I ten | had to stop dnd lie down before
could get any relief. could not sleep
well and fell off $50 much in weight
that many a daH ! felt too weak to
work ! was gftting worse all the
time instead of bitter, and things were
beginning to look discoura ging to me-
Several of by friends had tried
Tanlac, and they all spoke SO we'll OF
it that finally IEdecided to quit every
thing else and kgive it a trial. Well
sir on the very first bottle my appe
tile got a new sstart and l could see
that was gettiAg better in.everyfway
have now .taEen four bottles and /
can eat anything / ever could and di
gest it as well al if I neveyfhad stom
ach trouble insl ~ life. n get good,
sound sleep everytnight Aow and when
morning comes I'm Deady for work.
i have picked up 2 POUNDS lin weight
and don't know WIEN ever felt met
ter or stronger"
Tanlac is sold in Brunswick by all
dt1lpoiSfS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-16
ZIG SALE nv PROGRESS
81 FARLEY CLOTHING CO.

= big special sal" has heen III prug-
feSs al the Farley Clothing Company
'or the past few DAYS ami tn response
mas been so gratifying fiat Menaaer
strickland has decided to continue
It until next Saturday. Some varH
''tFPct'Fe prices are baing offered
end the store viii remain opan uniii
: O'Clock il ihc evenings during the
sale Detailed Information cancerain-
the sale is contained in a page adver
t's2ment IN ,ods?'s .5ew::.. ans it WI
pay prospective BUYERS to read it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-16
Rheumatism Comes
From Tiny Pain Germs

First of all, get it firmly fixed in
your mind that all the liniments
in the world have no effect what
ever on Rheumatism.
A very common form of Rheu-
matism is caused by millions Of
tiny disease germs which infest the
blood The one and only sensible
treatment. therefore, is one which
cleanses the blood of these gems,
and routs them entirely out Of the
circulation,
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|, This is~%hy s.s.s., the greatest
known blood purifier is so success
full in the treatment of Rheuma-
tism. 1T is a powerfnhcleanser of
the blood, and will remove the dis
ease germs that cause your Rireu-
natism, affording relief that IS
genuine.
S.S:S. is sold by all druggists.
Free literature and medical advice
can be had by writing to Chief
Medical Adviser. 154 Swift Labora-
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-16
GARDEN AND POULTRY CLUES
'TO EE ORGANIZED

X. b. Reeves. county agriculture,
agent, announced yesterday that he is
Meparin" to organize garden and poul
ny clubs among the boys in the eli,
schools. Boys ten yoars and Older
are eligible to join these clubs. I'm
follment VII he made at once i'll or
der that everything may be gotter
ready fol early snring planting. Val
liable prizes VIII be AWARDED those d.
ing the best work.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-16

A tip to the wise is sufficient. At
tend the big sale al Wood-Bailey Cloth
ing: Company and get your needs for
the winter at No-Profit Prices.
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NOTES
THE TIDES

High water 1880 a. m. ald 11;5l
r. m. Low water 5:34 a, IN. and 6:15
p. m. Based on outer bar; approx
,nlately 80 minutes later in the harbor.