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A Jarietta Tonfoal:
VOL. 41.
LOCIL <NEWS ITEMS
. PARAGRAPHED,
Matters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour
nal Readers.
There will be some peaches in this
section, but they will ceme high.
The house ef Mrs. Atkinson onm Ros
well street is being repainted.
Losr—A geld wreath pin, Sawrd?{y
sfternoen. Reward if retutrmed to H.
N.DuPepe. :
Mrs. B. F. Simpsoen has returned from
Graysville, Tenn., very muck improved
in health, we are glad to learn.
Mr. M. M. Sessions, president of the
Georgia Manufacturing & Public Ser
vice Co., left Thursday for several cities
North,and will be absent some ten days.
Fousp—A bunch of keys, on South
Waddell street. Owner can 3% same
by calling at Journal office, and paying {
for this notice. |
Mr. Tom Shaw has bought the John |
Ysale farm of 33 acres, south of town.l
The sale was made by the E. P, Green
Real Estate Agency. |
Mrs. James G. Watson, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. W. D. Ander
son, left for her home 1n Havana, Cuba,
on last Wednesday.
For SALE or RexT.—Two five-room
houses on Stewart avenue.
James T. ANDERSON.
Wedding bells ought to ring out
merrily in Marietta, judging from the
amount of eourting being done.
Mr. Wallace is now night watchm-aa‘
at the electric car depot, and Mr, Horn |
at Black’s shop.
It is terribly offensive to go to church
and sit by or near a young man whese
very clothing and breath are saturated
with foul tobaceco and cigarette smok-l
ing.
STONE, BARNES & CO. PHONE 217. STONE, BARNES & CO.
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North side square. 'PHONE 217. Marietta, (Georgia.
l There are emough old furniture,
utensils, clothing, ete,, in the attics of
the many houses in Marietta. which
if given away to needy people, or sold
and placed to the credit of benevolence
and charity,. as to amount $o thou
sands of dollars. It is doing noone any
good, and if put to a good use, would
be of some benefit. Get rid of it!
Night prowlers and day sneak thieves
are on the go in Marietta now. We
have hesrd of several private houses
visited in day time and night and arti
cles stolen. Barnsg are being looted,
and all salable articles taken off. Keep
a lookout ! :
Norice.—Dog tax for 1907 is now due.
Call at Coun-il room for checks.
: W. J. BLAOK,
j City Clerk.
~ AuL rReAL sdvertising must be paid
for in advance. Please take notice and
!govem yourselves aeeordingly.
| Washington avene has received a
‘mew coat of gravel. Now give Lawrence
‘street similar attention. There is as
many niee houses and as much taxable
property on that street, aceording to its
length, as any street in town.
Three-pound can tomatoes at 10 eents
at White & Green Groeery Co., Atlan
ta street.
C. M, Crosby & Co. have received
from the Government a permit as to
the purity of their business as druggists
and pharmacists to do inter-state trade.
Mrs. Bela N. Barnes and son left
Tuesday for Los Angeles, California,
to visit her father and brothers. She
will be gone about six weeks.
Carpor Twaxks.-—We desire to thank
the.many friends for their aets of kind
ness and sympathy during the sickness
and death of our beloved father, Mr.
M. T. Grist. We shall always hold them
in grateful remembrance
C. C. Grier, 1
MarriE Grisr.
Look on the label with your printed
name on this paper and see if the date
of your subseription is behind. If so,
renew at once, and have the date
marked up. If there is an error in the
date notify us immediately, for corree
tion,
UNIFORM 403.
Is suitable for any slender or aver
age figure. Long above waist which
it defines very distinctly, showing a
perfectly straight line down the
front of the figure. Hose support
ers front and sides.
SIZES 18 to 30.
PRICE $l.OO.
PRESERVE . YOUR HEALTH
and acquire a shapely, graceful fig
ure by wearing a FERRIS GOOD
SENSE WAIST, made in various
shapes to conform to the Natural
Beauty of the Figure and with Re
gard to the most Approved Rules of
Health.
PRICE $l.OO
LY BRI R R TN ' T
MARIETTA, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1907,
W B CcorsEeTs.
Suppose our municipal authorities
and citizens should decide to make Ma
rietta not only the prettiest but the
cleanest city in the State. Doesn’t
everybody know that it would add to
the enhancement of values of real es
tate, and make the town more desirable
in wgich to live, and induce people to
come here? Well, then, suppose our
municipal authorities get on a horse
and go out all the streets, cross streets
and back streets, and see how filthy
some of them are; how unsightly rub
bish is piled out and banked on the
streets, and you will see enough to
make you very much displeased, and
use efforts to get it removed. Give us
a thoroughly clean town, and you will
prevent sickness thig summer.
~ The cooking school will begin on
Monday, 6th inst., at 10 a. m., at the
opera house. Anyone who has not al
ready joined the class and wishes to do
80, can communicate with Mrs. L. D.
Hoppie, Phone 185, or purchase tickets
on Monday morning at the box office at
the opera honge, Tickets for the week’s
course, $1.50. There will be demonstra
tiens every day at 10 8. m. and 3p m,
The White & Greem Groeery Com
pany, Atlanta stree., heeps a full live
of the best greceries in town, at the
lowest prices. Phone No. 32. |
This town needs sewerage, and it
ought to have sewerage. If the peeple
would do the right thing, they weuld
have water and sewerage. If the city
i 8 not going to put in water and sewer
age, then the preseat owners of the
water-works should put in sewerage, as ;
they ecommand the supply of water, and
give the peeple who want both, the
convenienees for their homes so desir
able.
We eall attention to the advertise
ment of E. P. Green Real Estate Co. in
this issue, in which they have a splen
did list of farm and city property for
sale. They ean euit you in size, loeality
and price. Read the bargains they of
fer, and see them,
Wanrgn.—Person to travel and eol
leet in home terrifory. Weekly salary
of $1,072 per year and expensas. Ad
dress JosePH ALEXANDER, 121 Plymouth
Plaee, Chicago, 111.
UNIFORM 406
Is a splendid corset for medium
figures. Medium high bust and
deep hip, has an unboned apron
extension which rounds the figure
off perfectly. Hose Supporters
front and sides. Triramed with lace
and ribbon.
SIZES 19 to 30.
PRICE $1.50.
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Style 219. 50 cents
Misses 7 to 12 years.
Fine quality jean.
Button front, laced back,
Sizes 20 to 28 inches.
White and Drab.
Mrs. H. E. Kerley retdrned Thursday
from Acworth.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Northeutt have
returned from New Orleans.
A seconi-hand church bell for sale
at low price. Dopss HaArpwaßE Co.
The flowers are blooming in great
profusion this year.
Me. Geo. D. Rucker,of the Alphavetta
Free Press, gave us a pleasant call on
Friday. g
Mrs. J. P. Boring has moved from
Woodstock to Marietta, and is at the
home of her brother, Mr. J. A, Massey.
. Second-hand one-horse wagon for
sale cheap. Doses HARDWARE Co.
Miss Sarah Van Santvood and Miss
Susan Knox of New York, are visiting
the family of their cousin, Mr. George
H. Camp, on Kennesaw avenue.
Mr, Elmer Anderson, post-office clerk,
has been at home for a couple of weeks
quite sick, from a rising on his head.
Hope he will soon be out again.
Bargain in seeond-hand buggy. Cali
&% Ohee, or you may lose this oppertu
nity. Doses Harpware Co.
The Natienal cemetery is being
placed in fine trim by Superintendent
Commerford. The visitors te this piace
are numerous.
De you want your pereh or veranda
te keep cool while you oceupy it thiq
summer? If you de, read the Carnes
Furnitare Company’s advertisement,
and go buy one of their Vudor Porch
Shédes and Hammoeks for $3.50. |
One of our merchants says he is go
ing to buy a farm this year and move
te it mext year. Things are going to
evea up after awhile. The town people
will move to the country, and the coun-l
try people move to town. ‘‘Shoemaker,
stick to your last.”
Protracted meeting will begin at
Rose Lane church the first Sunday in
May. at 11 o’clock a. m. The paster,
'Rev. J. J. Crow, will be assisted by
l Rev. W. E. MeCollum, and meetings
will continue for some time. Services
2:30 and 7:30 p. m., daily. All cordially
invited. A hitehing place for® teams
will be prepared in rear of church,
THE ONLY
HEALTH gar
ment that suc
cessfully beau
tifies the form
and gives per
fect comfort.
7to 12 years.
Price 500.
One never finde out how little
he really wanted a thing until it
i 8 tuo late to get rid of it again.
If a man wante to believe in a
thing it doesn’t take much argu
ment to convince him of its truth.
ERECT FORM 720
Is a eorset for average figures. Has
medium bust and long hip. Hose
Supporters front and sides.
SIZES, 18 to 30.
PRICE $l.OO.
Ferris Good Sense
Waists
for children. Shirred
front.
Ages 6 months
to 14 years.
PRIGE 25 GENTS
NOW THAT SPRING HAS 3 i
and summer is upon us, we want to remind you that OUR store
is headquarters for these necessities.
Red Cedar Flakes
The best moth preventative known. Agreeable odor, sure in
effects, easily removed, and the most cleanly. Package oc.
Of course, we have the old raliable moth balls, too. The
pound 10e.
Elkay’s Anti-Bug and Roach Powder
Life is not worth living for any bug that comes in contact
with this. 10c in s convenient box.
Our Bug Dynamite speake for itself. Harmless to haman
beings, but deadly to those bugs.
We offer you an INSECT POWDER made from the un
openéd flower, or bud, possesing FIVE TIMES the strength
- of that made from the opened flower. Our prices are as low
&8 you pay for the inferior kinds.
Tanglefoot Fly Paper
Ours is fresh ; not the kind that tear# when you separate it,
A box of 50 sheets, 85¢,
An ounee of prevention will be found in Platt’s Chloridet, Red
Cross Forwaldehyde, or, it you prefer, we have the plain
Chloride Lime or erude Carbolie Acid=will route disease
germs,
SEE OUR WINDOW.
Use Your Phoue, and We'll Do the Rest. Three Phones, No. 5.1 i
PONY EXPRESS.
J. W. LEGG & CO.
THE UP-TO-NOW DRUG STORE. ;
The devil deserves a lot of credit
for saving souls by scaring them
into heaven.
A bill has heen passed in Illf
nois making it unlawful to sell
cigarettes or cigarette papers.
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FERRIS WAIST,
Style 174. 25 cents,
Fine quality cambric.. Shirred
fro~t and back.
Ages 6 months to 14 years,
White only.
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