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The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-16

II. Fl. Lyons, Master. Lake Odessa, Michigan
Dear Secretary: I'm glad to see the Grange being
HE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN for year-52 week.
Independence Square, Philadelphia Pa.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-16

HOGS
9 Shoats, $50 lbs.
Fat Hog, 800 lbs.
CHICKENS
FEED
About $50 Crates Corn
About 500 bu. Oats
About 20 Ton Good Hay
Quantity of Bean Pods
Quantity of Corn Stalks
HARNESS
2 Sets Heavy Work Harness
l Set Light Driving Harness
3 Single Driving Harness
6 Horse Collars
TOOLS
/ 7-ft. Mccormick Binder new
5-ft. Mccormick Mower
| loft. Mccormick Dunap
Rake
1 keystone Side Delivery Rake
new
l Cultipacker, new
l Hoover Potato Digger
l Kentucky Disk Grain Drill,
l Empire Hoe Grain Drill
2 2-horse Riding Cultivators
3 1-horse Walking Cultivators
3 Syracuse Walking Plows
I 3-section Osborn Drag
l 2-section Osborn Drag
/ Spring Tooth Drag
I Spike Tooth Lever Drag
1 Kemp Manure Spreader No.
I Thomas Hay Tedder
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-16
NORTHWEST KEENE

H. w. Fashbaugh has returned to
his home from Blodgett hospital very
much improved in health and thanks
his friends for their kindness while
he was in the hospital.
The friends and neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Hull gathered at
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-16

The undersigned having rented our farm will sell at
public the premises the north bank OF Sayton
Lake. five and ID miles and mile south of Bedlng
miles and mile south Of Gratan Center,
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-16

HORSES
l Roam Gelding, IL yrs. old
W.T.. 400 lbs.
Sorrel Gelding 10 yrs. old,
W.T.. 14OO lbs.
/ Sorrel Gelding, 8 yrs. old,
W.T.. 400 lbs.
l Bay Mare, IL yrs. old, W.T..
1850 lbs.
I Bay Mare, 8 yrs. old, VT.
1900 lbs.
CATTLE
Durham Bull, 2 yrs. old
l Durham Heifer, 2 yrs. old
fresh Feb. l
l Black Cow, a yrs. old, fresh
Jan. "a
1 Durham Cow, 8 yrs. old,
fresh Jan. IS
Red Polled Cow, 6 yrs. old,
fresh Dec. 2
l Jersey Cow, 8 yrs. old, due
May l
l Durham Cow, 6 yrs. old, due
May
Holstein Heifer, 2 yrs. old,
due June l
l Herford Heifer, 2 yrs. old
l Herford Steer, 2 yrs. old
l Holstein Steer, 2 yrs. old
l Durham Heiffer, 2 yrs. old
S Head Of young cattle
4 Calves, 2 months old
SHEEP
Is Shropshire Ewes, due to
lamb April Is
8 Lambs, l yr. old
I Shropshire Ram, eligible to
register, 2 yrs. old
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
LEY para OVGa IGnG para e Pueblo dc PU5O Rico, nGdanG Ia
imposition Dc deGnn8daS cgntblGoG} SGbs nIeS0S blsGG
eycGdVS nara 0!TN fines

ten&an cualquier information que de
ba fenrar en la deelaraci6r, Y puedo
requcrir la compareoencia de la per-
soma gus 1indio debi5 rcndir Ia de-
cla1acijn de cuaiqGier Official . en-
pleado, de cualquicr otca persona
qae ten3a coHoe;miento del aunto
baio imcstisaci5n Y soiicitar pr.Iebas
Y tou'ar iur@mpnto acerca de los da-
tos que deban iigurar en- la dec!ara-
ri1u
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
iECiIA E.E QUE DTBEM RENDIR
SG LAS DECLA!tACIONES.

&cleier 25.-i.ss dcclsracioncs a
q:ie so rc.ic-eH las seccianes anta,'io-
res dc5cl,m rcndirse al Tcsoret2 de
.oogso i,iee NrtcS s:el dia nrtmere aa
n.Hr59 u ea&a alo, cuando c! inGfe-
.u sc t.e' ::l!i@e por ;..}os natm@les, Q
tsentlu - ~ scaciita dia3 q ) ,Gcs X
-rt>lmina,.o (! ahq ai de na&oeioz,
l..r.,1 g! in&reso &c Getega3.l2 ror
a.;G4 Il .aiss. i.Ss aaciarGelmaes r.l-
didas cores FoEdientes Nai a.!o eoilEri-
batiyo de 1920 podran ser otiiizadas
por ell Tesorero para la liquidacion y
cobranza de la contribution impues-
ia por la presente por todo el ano
contributivo, pero ell Tesorero podra
exigir nueva declaration cuando sea
conveniente y necesario para los fines
de tai liquidacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18

rOS.
III san Juan, lego 81 vierues por la
tanlc. procedcnie de New York, con
l,asaipFos, correspondence y carga &c
neral.
El Achilles esta en- este puerto to
lnando carga para EUROPA.
FL "santurce". salio q . de New
Orleans para Puerto Rico, con car.
~ general.
FL "Helen" dcscarsando
II "Edith",- sali6 el microbes para
q NoTte aba.retade dc azlicar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
INvESTIGACIoNEs.

! Seccion 2S.-El Tesorero, al objeto
de comprobar la exactitud de cuaquier
declaration de preparar una decla-
racion cuando el contribuyente haya
dejado de rendirla, queda autorizado
a examinar por medic de sus agentes
debidamente nombrados, cualesquiera
libros, documentos datos que con-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18

rai divulgar o dejar conocer EN- cual-'
quier f6rlia no prescrita por la ley,
a ctialqnier persona, las operaciones,
clase de frabajo o aparato de cual-'
aiermanufacturero' o propductor, GU
10 estableciniiento haya inspecciona-
do en- cumplinliento de sus deberes Off
:ciales, o Ell nlofitante u origen del in
jgreso, utilidades, perdidas, gastos 0
icualquier ctro particular expuesto o
.relacionad0 en- una declaration de in
gresos. Ninguno de dichos funciona-
rios podra per1l1itir el exanen ms
.pecci6n de cualquiera dsclaracion de
iingresos copia de La nlisma, libros
d, docpmentos relacionadoss con dicha
declaration, iexcepto en- la forma pres
crita por la ley.
Secci6n 81 Toda persona obligada
,al pagoSo q la Tetenci6n de al contri-
Buci6n ifapuesta por esta Ley debe-
ri conservar todos los datos, decu-
snnentos y slibros que sirvieron de ba-
Sc para la preparation de la decla-
racion sobre ingresos, e infornes adj
ciohales, en- ID agfornia y por el tempo
que detel1ninen los, reglamentos, con
ell fin de que puedan ser examinados
Epor el Tesorero sus agentes cuando
fuere lnenester
(ContinuarA.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
eXeGSiVoS J para 0tF0S l.RG'

~ 81 una corporation fuere ducna
directanlente tuviere 81 control, por
medic dc intereses ntimamente afi-
Siadts, poT IN tideicomisario o fidei-
.o.ni ;-rlcs, su6staneialmente de todas
les aceioncs de la otGa Il otras, o
t2} 81 sub tan2ialucnte todas las
aceiones &c '9o5 mis- corporaeiones
. asoeiaeienaS p@rteneccH a . Sc tienc
81 controi ror los nlislno, interasea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
DECLARACIoES DE TNGREsos.
continuation del sabado.)
TITULo V.

u L
DECLARACIOES DE INGRESOS.
Seeci6n l9.-Caaa una dc las per-
sonas qae continuation sc relacio-
nan, Y que reciban ingresos dc fucn-
ts.s radicadas en- Puerto Rico debera
al Tesorclo DE Puerto Rico una decla-
facion dc ingresos en- Ia foIrna qua
mas adeiantc Sc disrone.
l. TODD intlividuo rc2idente no
en- Puerto Rico, qne tenga I'm ingre-
50 brute de mil (1,00ol dolar.s . MS,
dnrante I'm atio contributivo.
2. Tode tutor. aibacea, ads1iristra-
dor civil Q judicial, receiver daposi-
talio nombrc del individuo, saeesit,n
y fltetcom4so que r>1r9sei!tl, - Ii asl
ise ferina Gus 50 ha l;1dIcadq IN ei
parra..o anterior.
5. in,io eStraniefo no resi,;cata el,
Puerto RIO, cuaiqpiara que 1ueya ei
irnportn de sus ii,grcsos brutoa.
a. Toda corporation, asociaci6n o
soeiedad exenta no del pago eie con-
tribucion sobre ingresos Y cualquiera
que fuere el montante de dichos in
gresos.
Seccion Cola declaration de in
gresos debera hacerse bajo juramen-
to, hacienda constar especifcamente
los coneeptos del ingreso brute Y las
exclusiones Y deducciones admitidas
por esta Ley.
Seccion 21.-Si tln esposo Y una es-
posa que vivian juntos reciben ingre.
SOS Separates, eada uno de ellos de-
bera rendir declaration, menos que
ell ingreso de cada uno Sc haya inclui-
do en- una declaration n1ancomunada.
Seccion PSI un contribuyente no
pudiere rendir su propia declaration,
esta debera ser rendida por un agen-
te apoderado debidamente autoriza-
do por el tutor otra persona que
tenga su cargo ell cuidado de la per-
soma O de los bienes de tai contribu-
yente. El que rindiere declaration
por otra persona, succession entidad,
debera declarar bajo juramento, que
tiene suficiente conocimiento de los
asuntos de la persona, succession o en-
tidad que representa-, para rendir la
declaration, y que la misma es a su
mejor saber y entender, correcta y
verdadera.
Seccion 23.-La declaration de las
corporaciopes, asociaciones socieda-
des, deberan ser suscritas y juradas
por cualquier Official principal de la
corporation association, y por un So
clio gestor en- case de sociedades. En-
el caso de que la corporation, socie-
dad association no tuviere ofcina en-
esta isla, la declaration debera ser
suscrita y jurada por su representan-
tie agente legal.
DECLARACIONES
CONSOLIDADAS.
Seccion 24.-Las corporaciones o
asociaciones que estan afiliadas entire
ST, en- el significado de esta seccion,
deberan, de acuerdo con los regla-
mentos que el Tesorero de Puerto Ri
co prescribiere, hacer una declaration
consolidate de ingresos Y de capital
invertido para los fines de esta ley, y
las contribuciones a virtud de la mis-
ma Sc computaran y deteniinaran So
bre la base de esa declaration.
En- cualquier case en- que Sc tasare
una contribution sobre la base de una
declaration consolidate, la contribu-
ci6n total Sc computara primeramente
como una unidad, cuya contribution
debera pagar y pagara la corporation
principal.
raIos fines de esta secci6n Sc conl
sideraran afliadas dos mas corpo-
raciones o asociaciones;
~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
Puerto Rico, los oficiales o empleados
en- possession de los datos referentes q
los misinos, deberan rendir al Teso-
rero la declaration prescrita en- la
secci6n anterior
LAS DEcLARACIoNES + CONSTI-
TUYEN DocUMENTos ,.. I
PUBLICOS. III.

Seccion 35.AEas declaraciones So
bre las cualcs eli Tesorero h1biere de-
terminado el iniporte de III contribd-
cion sobre ingresos, asi como todas las
demas declaraciones adicionales auto.
rizadas pori esta Ley, seran archiva-
das en- el Departaniento de Hacienda
Y seran consideradas como doCunien-
tos publicos; pero no estaran sujetas
a inspection nj Sc podra fexpedir CO.
pias de las nismas a no ser y soli-
citud del propic interesado, o por or
den de cualquier tribunal competen-
te. A los efectoss de esta secci6n El
Pueblo de Puerto Rico sera cpnsidera-
do comp una parte ifteresada en- di-
chas declaraciones. g
Secci6n 36.--Ning1n collector, agen-
te, inspector, escribiente otrO Official
. ernpleado de Ifl Pueblo de Puer-
Ito Rico, estarA autoribado pa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
INFORMATION EN- Ell oRIGEN.

Seccion 33.-Todo individuo, asocia-
cion, corporation sociedad, cualquie-
Ia que sea la capacidad Ell que actue,
que pague otro indiyiduo, association,
corporation Gociedad, cualquier can
tidad por cualquier concepto, debera
rendir al Tesorero una declaration
exacta y verdadera de-acuerdo con las
reglas y en- la fopma y manera que
prescriba el Tesorero, hacienda cons
tar ell nombre y direction de las per-
sonas quienes Sc hace el pago y las
.cantidades. satisfeehas. ,e% ~ -.
Seccion 34.--En case de que dichos
pagos sean hechos por FL Pueblo de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
INVENTARICS.

$'ecci6n 20 Guando Gn Ia opinion
del Tcsorero 81 uso de ingentario sea
Ii C srio pala dctcrninar claramente
i in4rcao da cla!qiicr cGnt2ibuyentc,
.e.citafti o'li;--l,ss, & prac:2iag IN ~
yentai.a dc acuctlG cun 10 base J for
.::s q@e Il ics0rvfo Pres. riba CONS
n.;,j con2eli ate para rsilejaf q III
.ft-p rs. eoatr.bvfentc,
Seeci6n 70. Gua;qGi,r persona, -
r;e, az, aao@iaeipu 0 corpora:idn, sa-
jeta i las t5.sp0siCi9i.es &c Ia Lay,
que explotare alguna industria, ncGc-
clio comercio cuyo ingreso no pueda
determinarse sino mediante balances
o inventarios, queda por la presente
obligada a practicar anualmente tales
balances inventarios, los cuales, asi
como los libros de contabilidad del
contribuyente, cualquiera que sea su
indole forma, estaran sujetos a la,
inspection del Tesorero sus agentes,
debidamente autorizados.
Secci6n 31.-Cuando del inventario
ly balance que Sc practique resultare
que existen ganancias utilidades que
no hayan sido declaradas los efectos
de la contribution sobre ingresos, el
Tesorero hara que Sc rinda una de-
claracion adicional especial por esas
ganancias, impondra, y cobrara la
contribution correspondence de acuer-
do con la ley leyes vigentes, cuando
dicias ganancias utilidades fueron
obtendas ST no Sc pudiere determi-
mar la fecha en- que Sc obtuvieron di-
chas ganancias Sc impondra la contri-
bucion como utilidades ganancias
habidas durante el aio contributivo
por el cual Sc rinde la declaration.
DECLARACIONES DE OFICIO.
Seccion 32.--Si alguna persona, aso-
ciacion, corporation o sociedad deja-
re de rendir una declaration en- la
fecha prescrita por la ley, rindiere
una declaration falsa fraudulenta
no practicare el balance anual GUAM
do fuere requerido para clio, el Teso-
rero, por medic de sus agentes debi-
damente autorizados, preparara una
declaration de acuerdo con los infor-
mes Y datos que hubiere podido OBJ
tener. La declaration preparada en-
esa forma Y suscrita por el Tesorero
o sus agentes debidamente autoriza-
dos sera considerable, prima facie, bue
ma y suficiente para todos los efectos
legales.
INFORMATION EN- Ell oRIGEN.
Seccion 333.-Todo individuo, asocia-
cion, corporation sociedad, cualquie-
Ia que sea la capacidad Ell que actue,
4, que pague otro individuo, association,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
DECLARACIoNEs 1NCoRRECTAs

Seccion 27.-Si ell Tesorero tuviere
justifcados motives para Greer que
cualquier declaration no comprende ell
ingreso neto total de un contribuyen-
te, dicho funcionario lie notificara de
clio, requiriendole para exponer las
causas por las cuales ell ingreso neto
no deba ser aumentado. Ell contribu-
yente podra aportar testimonio bajo
juramento Y cualquier otra prueba ade
cuada para demostrar cualesquiera he
chos razones por los cuales no deba
ser aumentado ell ingreso neto decla-
RADIO por el.
Siempre que a juicio del Tesorero
sea necesario, podra requerir a cual-
quier persona para que rinda una de-
claracion produzca aquellos infor-
mes que dicho funcionario estime ne
cesarios, para determinar 81 tai per-
soma esta no sujeta a la contribu-
cion impuesta por esta Ley.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
PRORROGAS.

Seccion 26.-El Tesorero podra con-
ceder una prorroga razonable para
rendir cualquier declaration, siempre
que a su juicio existan causas que 10
justifquen; sin embargo, ninguna pro
rroga podra concederse por I'm perfo-
do mayor de sesenta dias, excepto
cuando Sc trate de personals que re-
sidan fuera dc Puerto Rico, en- cuyo
case, las prorrogas, 81 procedieren,
podran concederse por un periodic ma
Ximo de noventa dias.
81 Sc prorrogare ell plazo para la pre-
sentacion de declaration, o 81 ell con-
tribuyente demorare su presentation,
sin haber obtenido prorloga para clio,
Sc agregaran Y pagaran intereses a
razon de seis (6) por ciento anual des-
de la fecha fijada para la presentation
de la declaration, sobre el importe de
la contribution que Sc impusiere.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
GARDENING TIME HERE
FOR JEWELLERS IN CITY
MANY Back Yard Spaces Will be
Made to Produce tor
the Table.

<ov is the time to work out the idea
f,, = garden. The lengthening day and
tho inauguration of the daylight saving
plan within the next two weeks VIII
afford sufficient light to transform an
unimprovcd piece of ground into home
economic saving plan.
Many Wilmington families have TAX
on advantage Of summer-like days and
have planted gardens and some light
produCc has already appeared. With
prevailing conditions. the housewife
has troubles Of her own. To make both
ends meet is a hard problem and con-
seauently humc-saVing plan must be
inauguratcd.
The City-farmCr is gradually being
recognized. In the rural sections of
the city many vacant lots have been
acquired and are now undergoing cul-
tiVation Several hours pent daily in
the tilluIg uf the soil will reap profita-
tie results Learning from experience
the rudimcnts OF farming the city-farm-
cr is able TO improve his plot of ground
and eventually make it more than pay
It's way.
Tenants Of apartments. better known
rs elm dwellers" have acquired the
habit ~ window gardening. This not
only brings them a real Joy in growing
things. but they can grow quite a few
herbs for llads and seasoningS.
To cultivate small plot of ground.
or even a section Of the back yard. the
amateur farmer need know nothing
about reversible plows and the differ
tn.r between spring tooth and disk
harrow Patience and perseverance
are The main points The world has no
l~,. Tor Il Quitter.
Ia the vicinity Of Penny Hill. Elsmere
and Richardson Park. several hundred
aUres ~ soil are undergoing Cultiva-
tt.u. lu many instances the lots are
@.ytionrd of and stakcd with the own
- IS name. In the eastern section Of the
.tv backyard farming i, being prac-
-l.rd with successful results Lettuce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08

onions. corn and even cabbage have
made their first appearance in many
instances.
To the housewife. the back garden
has not only became matter OF con-
venience, but one of economy as well.
The month of April will find the city
farmer busy tilling his own small plot
of ground and with IA few hours of labor
each day he is assured of success.
To the amateur farmer who is con-
tcmplating home garden. the follow
ing extract from Farm Life News will
be helpful: IF there is one place where
IL paws to make haste slowly, IL iS in
the preparation of see6 beds in plant
ing. Ii is mighty easy i'm t., stress of
spring work to plow a field a day or
so too soon. to harrow il in the rain, on
plant il in the mud. But such harrow
ing never pays. 1t is far better. except
in unusually sandy soil, to wait until
the soil Crumbles before stirring It.
Better take a chance with the unCer-
tainties of a late season, rather than
the certainty of Il half stand. The cf-
feet of mislandling may not only ruin
a crop this year. but many times is felt
| next season. Only one crop thrivcs un-
der such treatment. and that's rag
Weeds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08

lima, held it's quarterly meeting in the
Hotel du Pont yesterday.
G.. H. Blizzard of Vineland, N. j..
II. +. Marvil and a. w. Robinson OF
Laurel: John Swing of Ridgely. Md'
and c. II. Disharoon of Salisbury Md
were appointed a committee 10 Pc
tition Congress To standardize baskets
and packages and reduce freight rates
which were the chief subjects of dis
cusslon at yesterdays meeting.
The association each year meets
three times in Wilmington and once In
Ocean City, Md H. NJ. Smalley OF
Rridgeton. n. j.. is president of the
association. and H. T. Benjamin OF
Salisbury is secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
35c Pound
SI.IO Carton
ENGLISH CRACKERS

We now have a full supply Of
Huntley & Palmer's English Bis
cults and Crackers on hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
75c-Chocolate Almonds-1oc

Marian chocolate-coated almonds,
double dipped. packed in one pouhu
boxes Special 7Jc the pound
Danforth's Dependable Drug store
Market and Second strects.-AdV-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
STANDARDIZATION Of
BASKETS AND PACKAGES

The Eastern Manufacturer Asso-
citation. representing basket and pack
age makers in New Jersey. Delaware,
Maryland. Virginia and North Caro-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
35c Can
3 Cans, SI.OO
CHOCOLATES

We are now making our own
Chocolates, and will keep fresh
supplv of chocolate-covered spe-
cialties, such as Almonds, Brazlls.
Walnuts. Pineapple, MarshmalloW,
ETC.. on hand at all times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
o5c Jar
S2.S5 Dozen
PEARS

in cans and under the White Rose
Label make a delicious dessert.
Large. luscious whole fruit. packed
in California.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
SORBETTO

Sandwiches. baked by the Ma
tionaI Biscuit Co. A dainty Eng
lish wafer filled with tempting
vanilla cream. In 31pound car
ton. specially priced for the week at
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-16
TANKER j. C. DONNELL SEC :
OND LARGEST OF ITS KIND.
Only other is the John Rockefeller
With New York as Its
Home Port.

After discharging large cargo OF
crude oil, the great tanker, J. c, Don
nell, will leave this morning for Port
Lobos, Mexico, where it goes for an
other cargo, The big ship may make
return trip to the port of Brunswick
from Mexico. y
Members of the crew came up to
the city last night and took in all its
points of Interest. do you know, >
said an officer from the vessel, that
the Donnel1 is the second largest tank
er afioat and that the only larger one
is the John D. Rockefeller, with New
York as it's home port.
The officer said this was magni-
ficent harbor and it looks like a fine
place he also thought.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-16
SMALL HOUSE DESTROYED
BY FIRE LAST NIGHT.

Shortly after s O'Clock last night TIE
fire department was called TO the corn
er of Newcastle and r streets and al
though good time was made to the
scene, a small three room hottse own
ed by Joe Hermidas and unoccuiied
had been almost completely DESTROYED.
The structure was partly covered by
insurance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-16
CITY EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE DATE.

The date of the meeting of the city
executive committee has not been an
ncunced yet but will be in day. on
two. AS soon as the committee has
a session the date for the white pri
mary will be announced Thare is only
one nomination and that is place on
the city commission. NJ B. McI<in
non will be voted for to succeed him
self and probably without opposition
la new executive committee will Aalst
be nominated.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-16
YESTERDAY ALMOST
REAL SUNNI Err DAY.

Notwithstanding the fact that the
wind was from the northwest all of
yesterday. it was really warm Usual
ly colder weather comes with the
wind from this direction but it was
certainly not the case yesterday.
Light clothing was again pressed into
service and even a surf bath would
not have been uncomfortable.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-16
TURKEY WILL COME HIGH
en- THIS THANKSGIVING.

LOCAL dealers have not had much
encouragement in ordering turkeys
this season on account of the, very
high express rates from Tennessee
aud from indications The price will
rariEe around so cents per pound. Lo-
cal poultry raisers have always sup
Piled many of the very finest birds
Fand It 1hay be the case this seasons
But these who have "a mouth set
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-16
RIFLEmENl W. BE
INSPECTED TONIGHT.


The Brunswick Rifiemen will stand
inspection this evening and every
members of the command is expected
To be present. Sergt H. AHEAD and
Col. ]. NJ Kimbrough are expected to
reach the city this morning and ch*ck
the company up as well as give the
organization a thorough respecting.
On the last inspection held some
months ago, the company made an
excellent showing and it is expected
ITO do the same way tonight. Members
of the company have been taking a
great deal of interest in their organ.
ization and it ranks among the very
leaders in the state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-16
INFORMATION BUREAU
AT SERVICE STATION.

The Brunswick Service Station, cor
ner Gloucester. and Union streets, has
established an information bureau
which. is sure OF prove great conven
fence to tourists and others as well
1t is in charge of persons who are full
ly prepared to answer any and al
questions as to best routes, condition
Of roads, and the average question
generally.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-16
LONG ISLAND PROJECT
IN SATISFACTORY SHAPE.

Those who held the. meeting on the
Long Island proposition Monday night
and who went out yesterday on a
stock subscription tour, report every
thing as absolutely satisfactory and
not the slightest hitch has presented
itself in the details for taking over
the magnificent piece of coastal prop
erty.