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Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-07
BIKE RACERS sC::SHEO

NEW YORK, Dec. 5. - Fourteen
of the 16 teams competing IL The an
nual six day bicycle race III ~. =
son Square Garden were punched to-
night after the 22nd hour, all having
covered 463 miles and two laps. Lands
Of the Lang-Lands team, was leading.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-07
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 6. -.5ac STEADY
spot $4.70@4.S0; zinc quiet; spot East
St. Louis delivery S4.90Q495; bar sill
yer, foreign GO 3-S; copper steady.
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to The once a
CLASSIFIED
M
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-07
Cotton Marker

NEW YORK, Dec. o. Cotton
closed barely steady at net advance
of 8 to 20 points.
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INSURANCE

PROTECT YOUR INCOME
Professional and business women as
well as prudent men can protect
their income against loss of time
through illness or accident by car
rying a policy at reasonable cost
with the Massachusetts Bonding
and Insurance Co. John A. Camp
bell, District Agent, Box 279 Bisbee.
Phone 724. 2471-12-29
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LOST

LOST An Airdale uug, eIgnU
months old; finder please call
phone All. 2502-12-S
LOST - One pair shoes, close to Al
len Block; return to Standard Fur
niture Co. -509-12-S
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Page Five

NEW YORK, Dec. 6. - Liberty
bonds closed: 3hs s9610: first IS
$3.50 Did, first AIS S97.76; Victory
3As 800.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-07

FOR SALE = Mattresses, renovated,
made 10 order and for sale. Ticking
for safe. Bisbee Mattress Works,
two doors east Shattuck's office,
Tate Hill, Lowell. Phone 142-W.
2432-12-25
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ALL KINDS of flowers for sale; pot
plants. BY Occatilla fance Mrs.
Dillaha. 2507-12-S
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FOR SALE = Sewing machine, drop
leaf table, three dining room chairs.
bed without springs or mattress.
800 Shattuck St., Warren.
247S-1o-g
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FOR SALE = Cheap, one As Colt au-
tomato. IL Garden Hill, Johnson
Addition. 250S-12-9
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FOR SALE - Player Piano. S275;
terms. w. Muir. Boobies
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBILES

FOR SALE = Dodge touring car IN
good mechanical condition; a bar
gain. Call 40. =o05-12-9
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-07

INCREASE your production by using
Eureka Egg Tonic compounded
from the best drugs; lbs. deliv-
cred, $500. P. Nelson Highland
Poultry Yards, 2615 Frankfort ST.,
FL Paso, Texas. 2510-1-7
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs

flat; garage; $40 per month. Phone
S4S-R. 612 Bisbee Road. 2504-12-11
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Thunder can be heard at distance
of not more than 15 miles.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-07

Americans own about one-half c
all the diamonds in the world.
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MISCELLANEOUS

THE OLD RELIABLE blacksmith is
opening blacksmith shop in john
son Addition; Understanding of all
kinds; spring welding a specially;
automobile storage and automobile
repair work. j. l.. Stroyick.
246S-12-29
DRESSMAKING = Edna r. Prouty
919 Cochise. Phone 297 2421-12-23
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NEW YORK CoPPERS
BOSTON COtp=Rs 9.

Furnished BY L. J. OVERLOOK. BROKEN
o.. .. CoTresporderf Logon s. Brya~
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an oyster.
A bee can carry three times Its
own weight when flying.
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Liberty Bonds

Wolverine * Arizona
Evening star., 1921-12-21
The Christmas
BOOK
STORE
Ha. a book
for everybody
for everybody

In every home to which Old
Santa Claus goes there is al
ways left at least one book, and
many times, more. And when
all is said and done, what bet.
ter. gift is there to get. There
is probably nothing so sure of
universal welcome.
Here in this book store are
books for everybody, from baby
to grandmother, books with
cloth binding, and books with
the finest leather binding; now
els by new authors, and mas
terpieces by the great authors
of other days and times. Pic
ture Books, Game Books, Chill
dren's Stories, Novels. Biog.:
raphy, Poetry, History, Travel
at home and abroad; books on
every subject interesting to
man. woman Of child.
The Rook Store II 90 wit ar
ranged thas you may look over
whatever type Of book you are
interested IN veey quickly. and
there ID plenty Of salespeopae to
assist you.
Beck ssesies. esesad Aooe.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
Play Golf
At Home
Or A,,y,uhere Indoors

You get all the thrills and in
tense interest in this indoor
game that you get out on the
open green. It brings golf to
the home where anyone can
play it on the floor of the
living room, hallway, porch,
wherever you please to go:
A match game can be played
indoors with as much enthusi-
asm as on the golf links.
The game is played with a club,
resembling a golf club, but
having the figure of a miniature
golfer (Tommy Green) in the
place Of the usual wooden or
iron head. Tommy Green" plays
the golf at your direction, hold
ing a small golf club in his
hands, which is swung with per-
feet form, either in driving, ap-
preaching or putting.
Indoor Golf is made realistic
by miniature teeing grounds,
with sand and water buckets,
sand traps, bunkers, water
hazards, putting green, as we'll
- hags for the holes apd
boundary signs for the fsirway.
You'll like to play Indoor
Golf, and so will your friends
H1N aud S1S cat
0posting Goeds Section, Fourth 6sos.
Evening star., 1921-12-21

It opens like a flash to a
fixed focus, is equipped with
achromatic R R lens, and the
autographic attachment.
With its autographic feature,
it is a veritable vest pocket
note book and companion.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
Cards and Calendars

Cards and Calendars that carry
Christmas Greetings in a de-
1ightful,. friendly way. In the
cards there are all sorts of
sentiments, and in calendars
there are Art Calendars, Pic
ture Calendars, Desk Calendars
and all sorts of novel and
unusual kinds.
Special Box of Christmas Greet
ing Cards. with Envelopes,
II S~~ cSC
Christmas Cards and Gift
Dressings.
First floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-21

Box
Brownie
Cameras
No. 1 pic
t u e, 1Hx
2H. Priced
s..
Evening star., 1921-12-21
7wo Specials in Electrical Wares
Electric Toasters, with reversible sides, $5.65.
Electric Irons, nickel finish, $5.45.

Chatting Dishes, nickel hnish detachable stove and heats,
$3.50. -" >-'+
Electric Irons with stand and cord Glib. SIZE $685.
Electric Urns, nickel finish, colonial STYLE SIG and $2l.
Electric Urns, nickel finish, plain type with cut glass
globe SIT. -. -
Electric Percolator nickel finish, $lo s1125 and s1s
Electric Urn Sets, colonial STYLE with tray sugar and
creamer, $3.50. .sy,'~. ..>
Electric Dining Table Sets colonial Style $422s
All Of these fine wares are from the well
known Notwithstanding & Bowman
Section Fifth
Evening star., 1921-12-21
Fine Nicke1ed Wares
and Electric Gifts

Nicke6nshed Fruit Dishes, pierced design, with handle
top, $3.50.
Nickenshed Bonbon Cheese Ds pierced design $315.
Nicke-nsh Cheese and Cracker Dishes with removable
glass lining, $625.
Nickehnshed Cheese and Cracker Dishes glass lined with
metal cover, $525. -.
Coaster Sets with tray and coasters nickenshed frame
cut glass center $6.25 and $1l.25 -:,.- >.s
Nickel-fnshed Bread Trays $z.35 to $43S .>..-. .
Trays for cha6ng dishes pereoators $225
to $62S.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
Travel Gifts
For the Travelling
Man OF. Woman

Women's Fitted Cowhide
Travelling Cases, in genuine
black cobra grain cowhide,
lined with tan silk moire,
with two pockets-beauti-
fully fitted with 8 toilet
articles, in lovely she'll finish.
20-inch size. An especially
good value. Specially priced,
SIS. Other Handsome Fitted
Cases, $50 to Sl75.
Evening star., 1921-12-21

No. 2 picture, 2Ax3A, Priced
No. "a picture, '21zx4A:
No. 5 picture, 314x4A. Priced
$3.50. - -: ~
These cameras combine SIM
plicity and reliability, are
accurate, efficient and eco
nomical-a particular ia
vorite mera for the
younger set-No. 0 has one
stop and No. 2 three stops.
No. IA and No. 3 have
meniscus achromatic lens,
three stops and two view
finders.
Kodak Section, First AoeA
Evening star., 1921-12-21

Similar in every way to the
No. except in the size of
the picture it takes. 1t has
the same thin, compact form
and reliable equipment, but
is supplied only as a focus
ing camera. It has auto
graphic attachment, and
loads in daylight with 10, E
or II exposures-and has
three different speeds and
Evening star., 1921-12-21

Silver Boudoir Porta-
bles, $3.50. $50, s.
and 50.
Hand painted Wooden
Portables, in varied
dainty colorings, such as
gray, rose, ivory and
Blue, 81 and s..
Chair Portables, in ivory,
mahogany, gold and
black and silver and
black. $3.50 and $l@5o.
Bridge Portables, ma
hogany and either silver
or gold combined with
black. $3.50 to $l7.50
Vase Portables, particu-.
larly desirable for the
81 4
Evening star., 1921-12-21
Handsome Lamps,
Cand1esticks and Shades

Gifts decorative and yet of practical purpose for the home
Evening star., 1921-12-21
Open s:15 AM.

Boys Gift Neckwear
An Unusually Strong Showing at Soc
We have been extremely careful in selecting Neckwea
with the result that able to offer real value at 5O
is of pure silk open end tubular reversible and narrow
shapes.
Plain colors stripes figures and plaids all at SOC.
initiated Silver Belt Buckles, soc-A assortment just
received nckeed silver of good weight and style sepa
rate Belt Straps are SOC and 75c
Boys Raincoats-A waterproof and made in several
grades S. $685. SO and $125o Black Rubber Coats
$780, and Hats 7sc and 81.
Boys Wash Sus-New and exclusive styles, both foreign
and domestic. The combination of washable and wooen
materials is effective and lkable Pure Shantung and
Pongee Silks Gabardines Gaatea Palmer Linens, Service
Drills Popns Chambrays coors, and an
unlimited variety of them. $2ss to $l0
Wash Suits for everyday wear, $3.50 and $1.75
Boysse
Evening star., 1921-12-21

bodoir table, rich black, royal Blue powder blue
and black and gold s. to $36.
Handsome Silk Shades either plain decorative from
$22S to 500.
Parchment Shades, from $3.50 to $4l.s0
Low Mahogany Candlestcks fitted with colored candles,
$15o complete.
Lovely New Polychrome Fruit Sets consisting of bowl and
two candesticks-n silver gold polychrome $780, $A
and $l650 set
New Polychrome Candlescks very decorative, s. to 50
each.
Lamp
Evening star., 1921-12-21
4 FireLess Cooker
The Gift for
Wife or Mother
Special price
s3z.75',

What a joy it is for the
housewife. to come
home in the late after
noon from shopping,
visiting or social affairs
and find that there is
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CHRISTMAS DAY.
AN APPRECIATION

Christmas Day. like all other days
OF the year Is a feeting day. but II Is
fleeting day that memorializes an
abiding fact This day speaks to the
world in Times voice OF the epoch OF
the greatest event since creation
the birth of Jesus Christ.
The day dawns and closes; the year
wakes and wanes. the centuries nd
ages roll their ponderous cycles on
into distance and desuetude. but the
Christ ahides Interchangeable and in
force forever. He Is not a person OF
day. nor vt OF en- age: He inhabits
eternity, This is His natal day only
In time, the self. assertion of His ter
cal person In the form Of human IA.
mre. and In the history OF the world
tie was born from eternity into time
and that event seized the whole calen'
lar Of history Around His birthday
circles every movement OF time and
unto His star all the ends Of the earth
are looking and moving. Over His
birthplace and date the angels 81
heaven are stil csroling and their
song nlls all OF the immensely OF the
Universe. Listening earth answers
hack 90 Heaven in the paesn Of praise
sid The Snlgsic OF .sIpen and aisgels
|hlsad around ne throne Of Cod
TIE regal sway of HIS person il
more limlsless than the circle of ths
sun. and the splenaor ~ Ills preseuce
ncre darling than its light The rtev
al aay - cod aswnsd on this b.
nigAtea wcrla when in Bethlehem ~
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"A THOUGHT FOR THE DEPARTING
YEAR.

In therdeparting days Of an old year,
when the new one stands on the very
threshold of time, ono finds ample
material for retrcspection. and for
prophecy As the period forms an
epoch in the calendar OF time Il also
marks pivot in the life of men and
women and in the stage Of progress or
decay cf nations and OF states. Those
who are today breathing the pure at
mosphere OF this dying year will not
prolong the lease of life sufficiently to
live In another with NOR radiance /:
with more sunshine and with more
flowers TO bre athe their fragrance.
No tenderer hands will minister TO
the brow when anguish wreaths in Il
her merciless grasp The birds will
not sing sweeter. southern skies viii
not blend snore beautifully blue, nor
Will holier inspirations come from
whence all benedictions find their re-
timing fires. In this Id year the dying
enibers OF which are today In silent
tread. crossing into the fathomless
past. into whose boundless expanses
are numbered all Of the years that
have preceded il. mothers have pour.
Cd out their love as divinely as they
win have dcne in all the years 20
come Fraternity has been as loyal
to its preeepts and friendship, tender
and true simmeasuratlc as the sky.
has blended itself IN as beautiful fash.
Ion into the very woof OF as many
lives!
And surely It IS not within the gift
ot the sculptor to carve from purest
marble with all & the inspirations Of
the poet's hesrt, such women as have
served to grace The year are soon to
hid farewell. when the glorious sun
If lta last day shall have piowed It's
way through The azure hues OF the
western sky. Could the lever find as
many starlit nights as have been
youchsaied 20 him in the past short
twelve months that have now winged
,heis aa.hts tQ IA past as uackless s.
& r1se pAht of those sans stars 4
basv fhlty blending with multiplied
wears Gould work its maftels wns1
,of,ier degree duty the boast OF al
good men and women whose patr'cs'
,s- has llt ths meskin dane. could be
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plugged? Keeping pace with all
the gifts of the dead year has been
the one real light that shines out from
the gates of Bethlehem and the SER
mon on the Mount had been given to
the world by deeply INFUSED emissar
les whose very lives have been sacri-
feed upon this sacred and soul-refin-
ing altar of Iove-duty-Ch Christianity:
In short it seems to us that the dear,
old dying year in spite of readjust-
ments in the commercial world that
have causC - all more or less of
woe, has been all chat she could be-
Welding, indulgent and tolerant to the
frailties of ature To the afflicted
she has brought balm, and into dark
places the light of her sunshine has
penetrated She will not come this
gay again and in paying homage to
her visitation we are reminde of
those sweet lines of Helen Hunt Jack
son:
If l can I've
To make some pale face brighter, ana
to give
A second luster to some tear.dimmed
eye,
Or cen impart
One throb of comfort to an aching
heart,
Or cheer some wayworn soul in pass
ing by;
If can lend
A strong hand to the fallen or de-
fend
The right against a single envious
strain,
My life, though bare,
Perhaps of much that seemeth dear
and fair
To us of earth, will not have been
in vain.
The purest joy, Y
Most near to heaven, far from earth
alloy.
Is bidding cloud give way to sun and
shine;
And twill be well,
If on that day of days, the angels tell
OF me, she did her best for one of
Thine.
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HOLLYWOOD BEATEN AND
Is ROBBED BY BANDIT

New York, Dec. 4.-Phillip S. Hony-
wood, youngest son Of the late Sir
John William Hollywood and nephew
OF the Earl of Deven Of Powerham
Costle, Exeter, England, was beaten
and robbed of large amount of mon
'ey near his home at Woodelfif Lake,
New Jersey last night. Brief state
ments made by Mr. Honywood that a
man who had asked for a ride in his
turned bandit, struck him
with a lingshot, then bound and
robbed him. Mr.. Honywood managed
to free himself and made his way to
house where he fell unconscious.
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arose from the impenetrahle. security
Of the ages, and hundreds, thousands
nd millions upon millions saw the
great light, and began to walk the
highway of God ir Him.
The world began to be new crea-
ton on the day He was born and he
Is the Creator Under the swyy of
His holy and loving genius the world
is constantly reforming into a better
brighter and gladden. world. That day
he long night of the ages began van
lshing from the earth before the light
of His face, and the blighting curse
# sin to fall from manhood, woman
hood, and childhood forever.
In its Godward reach akhe whole
world m-ves upward around the soil
tary form of His person as its central
I'm, and in the majesty and energy
IF His. all-Wielding power the proph-
cts and people are seeing the vision
md eberishing the hope of universal
brotherhood, universal love, and uni
Ver6ai peace. From the INST until this
blessed day of His Grace, all the
Christmas Days are T1me'S Heaven-lit
signals in the triumphant march of
he years and ages toward this bliss
full goal
This is the worlds festive day unto
the King of kings. "Let earth receive
her King" and up to the star-embat-
tied Heavens let the worlds song of
alteration roll like the sound of mighty
waters.
May the Heavenly calm of His
peace rest upon the boeoms of all the
people; may passion be quelled, and
intemperance die; may cruelty, greed,
false dealing, malice, pride, unbelief,
and all selfishness perish in the holy
fire of His glory.
Let the people lift up reverent
hearts into the exalted ecstasy of the
angels, and mingle their voices of wor-
ship in the symphonies of heaven UNI
to God in the highest
For though we find him In lowly
Manager and with the swaddling Of
opverty abou His form on that far
gone Christmas Day, He is the Christ
of God and the savior of the world;
He is now ascended to the throne of
the majesty on high. and he is crown
ed with a name tat lie above every
name.
Let the worlds wisdom and wealth
bow before Him for the conservation
of His grace, and His blessings of His
good will to all mankind, In the en-
ergy of His love may the strength of
all men be re fined TO tenderness and
noble bearing; may the beauty and
influence Of all women be chastened
into white and holier grace. and may
all of the little children be guarded
in innoceGcc ard parity Of life, and
may their play be carefree and happy.
Fos 10! the days are Fastening on.
BY prdphet-bard foretold,
When the ever-circling years
Comes round the ages Of gold;
when peace shall over all the earth
It's ancient splendor fling.
And the whole world send back the |
song
Which now the angels sing.
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sLL DEPARTMENTS PHONE .ss
a MERRY cHRIsrM.As to Hi

A MERRY CHRISTMAS to His
Honor, Mayor C. ID. Ogg, who by a
broad and liberal spirit in the city
commission has come to the aid OF
every great and progressive enter.
prise for the betterment Of city, coun-
ty and state. Mayor Ogg has helped
to make this a Merry Christmas in
many places the world knows not
of and for all his benevolence and
good charity, his should be Merry
Christmas and a happy New Year.
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"A MERRY CHRISTMAS to Rev. l.
G. Gray, president of the local Red
Cross. His has been a labor of love
and his great association for years
has been the most generous messeng.
er of mercy, the world has ever
known. He and his co-laborers in the
Masters vineyard are entitled to a
very Merry Christmas and happy,
happy new year.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS to I

A MERRY CHRISTMAS to that
sterling Brunswickian. who finds no
day too hot nor no night too cold to
serve Brunswick Whose friends are
limited only to those who know him
and IL they know him, they must love
him. Who, when all is said and done.
is perhaps our, first citizen To F. e
Twitty. private citizen. the grandest
Bruaswickian of them all, we extend
In genuine sincerity, the compliments
of the season.
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A MARRY CHRISTMAS 10 Secre-
tary R. A. Gould, of the Young Mems
Club. He, like his able executive, has
served with grace and ability in try
ing position. It's no easy job to serve
one hundred Indians, and Dick has
done this with ease and felicity. He
is a great secretary and Fred Warde,
had best look to his laurels.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS to Chair
man J. B. Abrams of hat famous
committee of one hundred that put
over that ST. Simon highway project
and sent the knockers and calamity
howlers to the tall timbers for the
day. If Joe never does anything else
for Brunswick-but he will-that one
stunt will rank him among the local
immmortals. Here is best wishes to
you in 1922 and all of the other years.
Joe!
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS to Chair
man Constant Miller, of the Glynn
county commissioners, whose public
spirit and interchangeable work made
possible the success Of the st. Simon
bond issue. He Is a progressive from
the word 80 and we hope that the New
Year viii be "a osperous one for
him.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS to Presi-
dent John w. Simmons OF the Bruins
wick Board of Trade, who has devot-
ed large Of his time and his ability to
a bigger and better Brunswick. 1t is
such men, as this who make great cit
ties and he merits the consideration
OF his people.
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a MERRY CHRISTMAS 10 Mrs 8
T. lligh. president Of tae Brunswick
MNmane Cl0h. she and her eater
agssing associates have ag@3 IN re
s0m aiate forefront q ever prnafss
s'r movement during shs pas stst
rssg have blerea ineseasnisf and su'
~ n aaafer rll Feod Ger sae
s0mmunay and sisey have aemonstfai
2l at Nou,rn can "a u Il part u
etS aaNdtnE May neaven's choicest
~ eg resg 90 every memhvF u shs
NomRns eswh &c ss4a
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a MERRY CHRISTMAS TO City
Commissioners NJ b. McKinnon and
J. L. Andrews. They have cooperated
In splendid fashion with the mayor
In every movement that has made for
progress in the community. Their
interest in the st, Simon highway was
admirable We wish for each of them,
many good things in the New Year
now about to dawn.
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A MERRY, CHRISTMAS to Score
tary Fred G. Warde, OF the Brunswick
Board Of Trade. What Il takes to
make commercial secretary, he has
It good and strong. He is hard
worker; has a real vision and Is serv.
Ing the people Of this community with
splendid ability and with zeal we
consider remarkable.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS to the indi.
vidual members OF the Board OF Com.
missloners OF Glynn county They
have worked In perfect harmony with
their enterprising chief for good
roads, new highways and general
prosperity. They are the right men in
the right place and we want 1922 to
bring them many joys.
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a MERRY CHRISTMAS to prosl.
dent George H. smith Of the Bruins.
wick Rotary club. The organization
b new. bat already il has stamped IT.
impress apon the progress ana the Dc.
velopment az the community He Is
the head a. splendid bach Of Rr,ns.
wlcklans and We hope Tor al o; them
4 realisation 81 every chcr'sheG hepe
h ghe New Year.