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VOIJ. 41.
PARAGRAPHED,
Matters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour.
nal 'Readers.
The ice man comes to the front.
The coal man goes to the rear.
Mr. Groves Cohenis out on the streets
again, we are glad to see.
Old newspapers for sale at Journa
office at ten cents per one hundred.
A PHAETON BUGGY in good condition
for sale cheap. J. D. MALONE,
Mr. Johnnie McNamara, of New
York, spent last week here with his
brother, Mr. James E. MecNamars.
You are certain that you are entitled
to your own opinion, then be generous
encugh to allow the other fellow to
have his.
Just arrived a cfi load of buggies
and surreys at ayes & Brown’s.
There are a number of unpaid ac- ‘
counts for advertising, jobiprinting and ‘
gubseription on our books for 1908.
Please call at the Journal office and pay
us. We must close up these accounts.
Three-pound can tomatoes at 10 cents
at White & Green Grocery Co., Atlan
ta street,
The White & Green Grocery Com
pany, Atlanta street, keeps a full line
of the best groceries in town, at the
lowest prices. Phone No. 32.
Losr—lN MAmmglAA—A heavy fur
driving §love. wi wide fur cuff,
Leave at Journal office and receive re
ward. Mges. R. T. NEsBITT.
_ Waxtep—Bed rubbers. No strike.
Good wafias. Steady work., Address,
CrarLEs MoDoxaLp, Cincinnati, Ohio.
While Mr. Tom Jackson was shearing
one of his mules Friday morning, the
treackerous animal concluded to stretch
himself, planting his hoof on Mr,J.’s
right cheek, near the eye,
116 Newest Things In Noveltiss and Spring Fabrics
STONE, BARNES & CSMPANY.
ilk
Silks and Dress Goods.
All the new silks, including plain taffetas in new plaids, polka dots
and fancy effects.
Shantung silks with hairline stripes in ¢olors—36-inch 98¢
Pougees in navy and natural color.
Wash silks in cord checked effects, best spring shades 49c
Voiles and Panamas in the leading shades, strictly the right material
for the season. Silk ¢heck voile s§l. Black voile §1 and $1.25 a yard.
Chiffort Panamas, 50-inch $1 a yard. Chiffon lorento, 79¢. Panamas
50-inch Hoc, 75c. Pastel mohairs, 98c. Pastel suitings 98¢, a yard.
‘““Santoy’’ (silk and wool mixture) §1.50 a yard. Silk edge taffeta,
$1.25 a yard. Cream albatross, 50c yard. Black and white plaid suit
ings 49¢ a yard.
Dress Trimmings.
All the new colorings in Persian bands, pull braids and fancy effects.
Soutache braids in narrow and medium widths. Wash bands and
braids in white and colors.
‘ Special Values in Laces and Embroideries.
e STONE, BARNES & CO. o
Mayor E. P. Dobbs has displayed an
interest and a concern about the affairs
of the city as to entitle him to the
compliment of being one of the best,
most active and business-like mayors
Marietta has ever had. His work on
the streets, sidewalks and city park is
substantial. and the people see that
they have something for their tax
money. The work done in the city park
i 8 creditable to the present administra
tion, and we are frank to RAY SO,
To Crosk —All the stores in Marietta
—dry goods, clothing, jewelry, groce
ries and millinery—will close every
evening at 6 o’elock, except Saturdays
and the 10th of each month from April
18t to SBeptember Ist, 1907.
MARIETTA MEROHANTS,
| Dr. Dobbs will have special Easter
services at the Baptist church next
Sunday, and will preach on “The reali
ty and prophecy of the resurrection of
Christ.”” There will be no services at
night on aceount of the revival services
at the Methodist church.
WanTeD AT ONOE—A young man for
clerical position. Must be sober, have
good education, not afraid of work, and
come well recommended. Apply at
Journal Office.
Mrs. B. F. Simp son is at Graysville,
Tenn., at a sanitarium taking treat
ment for rheumatism. Col. Simpson,
who accompanied his wife to Grays-.
ville, returned home Tuesday morning.
For REnT—One seven room house on
Atlanta street. Apply to |
E. P. Green Real Estate Co.
For RENT—A five room up-to-date
cottage on Dixie Avenue, on beautiful- 1
ly shaded lot at Butler’s’ station on |
Electric car line. Apply to |
G. W. Apams.,
Look on the label with your printed
name on this paper and see if the date
of your subsecription is behind. If so,
renew at once, and have the date
marked up. If there is an etror in the
date notify us immediately, for eorrec
tion.
WaxTeEp.—Reliable Agents, to write
the best Live Stock Insurance in the
South. Policies guarantee the full
amount insured for. Address P. L.
(V;Vusox. Sec. and Treas., Swainsboro,
a. .
MARIETTA, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1907.
A newspaper man oceupies a position
to find out the toibles, tempers and dis
positions of the average citizen and
business man,
We have just received a car of fresh
Avondale Flour up to date in grade.
Now is your chance. Remember that
we are the only firm that sells this high
grade Flour. Give usa trial. Special
price made to merchants.
J. W. Hardeman & Sons.
Mr. T. W. Read, the up-to-date,
clever and enterprising clothier, has nn
advertisement in this issue telling you
all about his beautiful new stoek of
elothing and gents’ furnishing goods.
You want to call on him at once and
get you a new suit. He will treat you
right.
You may do some men one hundred
favors, and if you do or omit something
he doesn’t like, he nurses his revenge
to get even and do you all the dirt he
can. Thank goodness there are so few
such men, and there are g 0 many nobla
and generous ones.
’ We have just received a car of fresh
Avondale Flour up to date in grade.
Now is your chance. Remember that
we are the only firm: that sell this high
grade Flour Give usa trial Special
price made to merchants.
| J. W. Hardeman & Sons.
! The choir loft at the Baptist chureh
“has been enlarged, and ¢an now accom
modate about thirty singers. (t is
quite an improvement. Col. J. Z. Fos
ter is now chairman of the choir com
mittee, and Miss Maude Foster is or
ganist.
The sanitary inspector had better get
busy and have back streets cleaned up
and prevent sickness, Some of them
are in a filthy condition. Warm weath
er is upon us and to prevent fever the
town must be put in a cleanly condi
tion the city. Let council take action.
Policeman James W. Frey, of Atlan
ta, visited his father, Mr. Samuel G.
Frey, here Monday, and dropped into
the Journal office and left a dollar for
his subscription. Jim has been on the
Atlanta police force six years and nev
er received a reprimand.
A badly punctuated sign is as bad as
a wrongly spelt sign.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Tip Rogers, a
fine son.
Next Sunday is Easter and the dis
play of millinery will be in evidence.
Col. John P. Cheney is building a tel
ephone line from Marietta to hie farm,
six miles, and will farm now by wire.
Mr. John A Gladden. formerly of
Acworth, died of cancer at his home in
Albertville, Ala., recently.
Mrs. W. A. Hansell and Mrs. R. M.
Clayton, of Atlanta, visited Misses Cliff
and Bessie Baker last week.,
Yes, you’ll meet him and he will re
mark, “Is this hot erough for you?"’
Shoot him on the spot. In fact, all of
his spots,
WaANTED — A steady middle-aged
white woman to take care of an invalid.
Apply to Mrs CampßrLL WALLAOE, 301
Kennesaw avenue, Marietta.
Mayor Dobbs could not spend a reas
onable amount of money to better ad
vantage than in beautifying the park as
he is doing.
Mr. Will Stephens has the contract
to do the cement coping in the park,
and he understands his husiness. Mr.
Jim Whitman is doing the work, and
doing it well.
Mr. J. 8. Warren, Mr. B. Awtrey and
Mr. Joe Abbott have formed a partner
ship ae theWarren-Awtrey-Abbott! Real
Estate and Renting Co , and are now
actively in the business.
Mr Tom Hamby has bought one of
the Gober lots on Roswell street and
built & new house on it which he will
occupy at once.
The opera house will pass into the
hande of the Catholics on April first,
who will use it for a church. A new
opera house will be built}in rear of the
Journal office and will be ready for bus
iness by September,
Stone, Barnes & Co have on display a
splendid line of spring and summer
goods for beauty and style cannot be
excelled in Marietta., These clever and
enterprising merchants can please you
if any one can. Read their half page
advertisement in this issue and call to
see them. :
Wash Goods.
Paris tissues and organdies 19c. Comfort cloth, 20¢ yard.
Pampas cloth, 12 1-2¢. Pineapple batiste 12 1-2¢ yard
Cotton foulards, looks like silk, 25¢ yd. Cotton voiles, tan, brown,
Linens, white and colors, 25¢ to $1 yd. (navy, 15¢ yd
Linen suiting, 90-inch, $1 yd. Sheer linen lawn, 36-in, 25¢ to $1 yd
Linen crash suitings, 19¢ yd. Linen etamines, 29¢ yd
Our line of White Goods is Unex
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celled, both in Quality and Price.
Eyelet embroidered swiss, 50c yd.
Fancy plaid dimities and novelties.
Lingerie cloth, just the right sheerness for
a pretty dress or a dressy waist, 25¢. yard.
2056000000000 000
Ladies’ embroidered laundered collars, 19¢ and 25c¢.
Swellest shapes in hand-bags in black and alligator, $1.50 and $2.50.
New strap purses in black and alligator, 59¢ and 75e,
hose wishing
I Stone Tomato Seed
’ in bulk can find them at
il J. W. Legg & Co.’s.
We are prepared to furnish any quantity to con
tract or private growers.
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If you are particular about your flavyoring
Extracts, Spices, Olive Oil, ete., send us your
orders. We guarantee them to comply with the
New Pure Food and Drug Law.
X
We get the best of everything and with our
system of testing, we are absolutely sure of what
we are offering our trade.
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We offer you the best of goods.
The best of delivery service.
The best prescriptionists.
X
Send or phone us and we will do the rest.
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J. W. LEGG & CO
DRUG AND SEED STORE.
2 Phones-- Phone No. 5A Prescription Department,
Phone No. 5B Front of Store,
A '‘fashionable church” is &
vestibule to perdition. _
The trouble with most of us is
that we megaphone the faults of
our friends and whisper when we
refer to their virtues.
The seed of duty well done pro
duces the flower we call happiness.
The weigh of the trangressor:
Fourteen ounces to the pound.
Infidelity makes no converts at
the mouth of the tomb,
NO. 13.
