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Che Marietta Tonssal
VOL. 41.
LOCAL NEWS [TEMS
PARAGRAPHED
Matters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour
nal Readers.
Mayor Gordon Gann, of Chattsworth
was in the eity last week.
Born to Mr, and Mrs. D. B. Parks, a
fine girl. -
Work on the ‘new public building
may begin by the first of the year.
See our new and up-to-date line of
amethyst brooches.
E. M. Cook & Co.
Mr. A. H.Talley has been appointed
fertilizer inspector.
FurnisHED Roowms for rent. No. 602,
Church street. SMITH GROGAN.
For Bath Tubs, Lavatories, Fixtures,
etc., at the right prices, go to Sazhill
ing’s.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Robertson have
returned from an extensive trip to
Northern cities. ‘
WaxTeD—Several girls for our mend- 1
ing department. Steady work and good |
pay. Marietta Knitting Co.
Tax Receiver Clay has hi¢ appoint- !
ments in this issue. Read it and meet,
him.
An elegant line of Sterling Silverware
st Kerley’s that will please you.
For SALE.—Yoke of oxen. Apply to
: E. W. Kemp,
Powder Springs, Ga., Route No. 18.
Col. Gordon B. Gann is coming back
from Chattswood to Marietta to live in
& few days.
Have your Heating Stoves put up be
fore the cold weather begins and avoid
the rush. F. E. A. Schilling.
Mr. D. C. Cole is building two small
houses on the Chamberlain lot on east
side of town.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brantley, of
Blackshear, have been in the city for
the past week.
Fall and Winter Goods!
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Never Since I Have Been in Business Have We Had Such a Large Stock of
Dress Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Underwear, Qloaks,
and, in fact, any of the many lines that we carry, as we are now showing.
Clothing.
Have you thought about buying
your fall suit or overcoat? If so, you
can’t afford to buy one without seeing
our large stock, as we know that our
prices are much lower than you can
buy elsewhere. Besides Suits and
Overcoats, we have a very large stock
of Men’s and Boys’ Cdd Pants, also
Boys’” Suits
Laces.
We have a table of Laces, consist
ing of Edging, Insertion and Footing,
worth 5¢ a yard,
Special Price 2145c¢.
! We were out on Kennesaw Avenue as
ifar as the Wilder place last Thursday
‘and were greatly surprised at ‘the
amount of good substantizl work done
|by the city on that street. The hill in
‘front of Milam’s and the one in front of
Mr. Squires, have both been cut down
to a level grade to the corporate line,
and there the county has taken up the
'work and extended it on beyond the
! Wilder place. The work is substantial,
'with a good layer of gravel surface.
iThe citizens on that street are very
‘much pleased and gratified at having
| their street placed in such a fine condi
‘tion. It enhanees the value of the pro
‘perty and makes it easy for travel. The
cutting down of the hill at the turn of
the road going to Wilder’s is a great
improvement. The people are loud in
their praise of Mayor Dobbs and Coun
¢il for what they have done.
Waxrep—SBeveral girls for our mend
ing department. Steady work and good
pay. Marietta Knitting Co.
. For beauty, convenience and cleanli
! ness in your bath room, we have a large
‘assortment of bath room fixtures, such
a 8 towel bars, soap holders, robe hooks,
} ete., at all prices.
| F. E. A. Schilling, Plumber.
; Mr. Harris Lyon celebrated his 21st.
‘birthday on last Friday evening at the
‘home of his parents on Polk street, by
entertaining a large number of his
young friends. Harris is & most excel
lent yourg man, of good business quali
fications, and has a future bright with
promise. The Journal extends to him
congratulations and good wishes for a
long and prosperous life.
You save one-third in fuel by using a
Cole’s Hot Blast coal stove. For sale
at Schilling’s.
Mr, C. C. Grist opens the fall and
winter season with the most up-to-date
stock of goods, dry goods, shoes, hats,
clothing, ete,, that ha has had in many
a day. Clever and enterprising, you
will find that he will treat you right.
Read half page advertisement in this
isgue and call and see him.
Saves time, saves clothes—The Boss
Washing Machine. Sold by Schilling.
Cut Glass, direet from factory, at
prices away below other dealers. Call
and see. H.E. KERLEY.
C. C. GRIST,
SARIETTA. '#. .0 % "« " EEEEES
MARIETTA, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 3. 1907.
The Marietta Trust & Backing Co ,
are making a specialty of their savings
department. paying four per cent inter
est on deposits, compounding them
every six months. They are giving a
handsome steel savings bank free with
every dollar deposit. Read their half
page advertisement and avail yourself
of this opportunity to save money and
make interest on the same.
Go and see that line of heating stoves,
cook stoves and ranges that Schilling
has in stock.
We carry, in sets, knives, forks and
spoons to match, with all the odd pieces
in silverware, made by the Gorham
Manufacturing Compary.
E. M, Cook & Co.
Marble City Lodge I. O. O. F., No.
252 will confer the initiatory degree on
‘a class of twelve on next Thursday night,
\Oct. 3d. All Odd Fellows in the county
‘ceordially invited. W. F. Roesel,
Captain Degree Team.
The world’s famous Cole’s Original
Hot Blast Coal Heating Stoves can be
bought at Schilling’s.
Mr. Charley Mayfield’s announcement
for sheriff is in this issue. Charley is
a mighty clever fellow, and capable of
making & good officer. his deputy will
be announced in due time.
Waxrep—SBeveral girls for our mend
ing department. Bteady work and good
pay. Marietta Knitting Company.
A splendid line of Watch Fobs, latest
styles, direct from the manufactory.
Can sell cheaper than the goods can be
had elsewhere. Try it and see.
tl. E. KgRrLEY.
Stone, Barnes & Co., have the best
King and Queen quality shoes thatfthey
have ever had, and they tell you all
about it in thig issue in an half page ad
vertisement. Read it and call and see
them,
You run no risk; every pockec knife,
razor and Scissors of the Primble brand
bought at Schilling’s is guaranteed.
Bracelets to suit everybody. Plain
and carved, or with diamond settings.
E. M. Cook & Co.
Mrs. Charley Thornton and children,
who have been ‘visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. D. Ruede, have returned to
¥ernandina, Fla. )
Mrs. Sallie Mullins, of Atlanta, was
in the eity Sunday.
Shoes.
Our stock in Shoes is not surpassed
by any in North Georgia, and con
tains lines from such well known ma
kers as Ziegler Bros., Godman, Walk
over’s, William-Kneeland, Fairfield
and Wolffe Bros.. and we know that
we can supply your wants at prices
that you can’t duplicate elsewhere.
Silks.
We are showing some exceptionally
good values in 36-inch Black Silks at
$l.OO, $1.25 and $1.50 a yard.
[ Mr. William Adams preached at Due
| West from Luke 21. People all pleased.
’ Mr. J. D Northeutt is home this week
from Gilmer county.
: Come in and see our ghoesumade out
of leather. H A Ward & Bro.
‘ Miss Vida Fuller is attending Nor
| m‘ll Industrial College atfMilledgeville.
| Mrs.T.J. Land is visiting her pa
‘mts in Winston, Ala.
| To Rext.—One five-room cottage on
thmeuoe street. D. C. CoLk.
Mr. Will D. Barker, of Jacksonville.
' Fla,, arrived here Sunday on a viist.
! Get your Rugs frem us and save
money. H A Ward & Bro.
Miss Eva Hill har returned to her
home in Atlanta after a pleasant visit
here and Chattanooga.
Miss Ida Mae Hill has returned home
after spending the summer in Chatta
nooga,
Our stock of underwear is complete.
| H A Ward & Bro.
i Mr. and Mrs. Will Murphy, of Atlan
‘ ta, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Barnes, here last Sunday.
The wife of Dr. Edwards, who died in
Atlanta, Saturday, was buried at Beth
; lehem Sunday.
} We are sellings goods mighty cheap,
| H A Ward & Bro.
! Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Shepard and two
children who have been visiting her
mother in Vermont, returned home
Wednesday, having had a most delight
ful visit. |
Have you seen our new dress goods ? 1
’ H A Ward & Bro. i
Mr. W. H. Browne, Jr., graduate of
Cornell University, is the new superin
tendent of the electric lights and wa-|
terworks owned by the Georgia Manu- |
facturing and Public Service Company. ’
He i 8 now in charge and is making the l
acquaintance of our people. We ex- l
tend to him a cordial welecome. ‘
BooxgkerlNG OOURSE $3.00 per month,
Shortland Course $3 00 per month,
Telegraph Course unlimited scholar-.
ship $3.00. Write Southern Business
College and School of Telegraphy,
Newnan, Georgia
Men’s and women’s heavy gray sox
and stockings cheap.
kIl A Ward & Bro.
Dress Goods.
In Dress Goods we are showing a
very large line of Woolen Plaids, Mo
hairs, Sicilians, Broadcloths, Henri
ettas, Suitings and Brilliantines.
Prices range from the cheaper grades
up to $1.75 a yard.
Underwear.
The cool weather that we are com
mencing to have calls for heavier un
derwear. We are showing a very large
line of Ladies’, Misses’, Children’s,
Infants’ and Men’s wear, in all cot
ton, cotton and wool mixed and all
wool.
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I's only because you have never \GSFe>R
i caten any of Liggett’s Saturday Kl‘ -
Candy that you are not a regular <
customer every week. | ';/‘
Everyone marvels at its uniform fi ’: =t '
goodness, week after week, and SN
wonder how ever we can sell : b 4 s 4
such high quality candy at so low . ‘“;S'i s’; ‘
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f a price. _ fg W g
We sell this regular fifty cent < ~.j ' e
candy at 29c. on Saturdays only. o ([ 3
justtoadvertise the Candy Counter,
and we have to buy a very large quantity, N%‘g#"
3 . . “ p
| tOO, 30 as to get it at that price. Remem
j { ber 29c., Saturdays only. One box .
} will make you a regular customer. B ieamee
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s good as other candy sold in :
other stores at 50c
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Saturday will be bargain day at Legg’s.
Watch our windows and tables for bargains
in Stationery, Soaps, Perfumes and Toilet
Goods.
We will save you morney.
J. W. LEGG & CO.
: THE REXALL STORE.
a nice line
of fall bulbs
now on sale.
A lot of men have not yet been
able to distinguish between noto
riety and fame,
The trouble with the right to
change ore’s mind is that it isn’t
exercised enough.
Ladies’ and Children’s
Coats.
We are showing a very large line of
Coats for Ladies and Children, also
Ladies’ Rain Coats in a large variety
colors and styles. You will find that
onr prices are all right.
Embroideries.
700 yards of - Embroideries, in
lengths from 115 to 6 yards, at Rem
nant prices.
This world has mighty little use
for the man that cuits fighting to
complain about getting hit.
Hap({)y is he who can think of
yesterday without regrets aud of
to-morrow with hope.
NO. 40.
