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The Marietta Tonrwal
VOL. 43.
LOCAL NEWS [TEMS
Matters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour
nal Readers.
Dr. S. D. Rambo will not return
home until next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dobbins are re
joicing over the arrival of a fine son.
S C Buff Orpington Eggs for sale—
sl.so for 15. T. W. REap.
Rev. D. J. Maddox has gone to Hall
county to visit his daughters.
For SarLe—loo,ooo Brick. Apply to
Glover Machine Works, Marietta.
Miss Cortelyou, of New York, is the
guest of Mrs. P. R. Cortelyou.
Men do notalways practice what they
preach,
TerLePHONE No. 5. We will call for
that prescription, fill it and return the
medicine promptly.
W. A. Sams & Co.
The sweet scented guano is now fill
ing our warehouses, and the farmers
will soon be hauling it to their farms.
1000 New Titles Popular Fiction, 10¢}
at the Book Store.
Four Room Housks and fertile gar
den spots, one dollar a week. A, S.
Burnapr, Locust Lodge, Whitlock ave.
The Salvation Army Industrial Home
has rented Dr, Nolan’s dwelling on the
corner of Root street, where they pro
poee to do benevolent work.
Seed sweet potatoes—Pumpkin Yam
and Nancy Hall—Bo cents per bushel, at
B. G. Goggins’. Phone 32,
For SALE orR RENT—My home on At
lanta street. MBgs. JoE B. GARTRELL,
Diep.—The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
B. W. McFall died on the 16th inst,,
and was buried on the 17th. Funeral
was conducted at the residence of Mrs.
{J. N. Barrett, on Thursday, by Rev. J.
|3 Bryan.
Bostain's Annual 9-Cent Sale
THURSDAY, 8 A. M., MARGH 25th.
Ladies’ fast black and tan Hose, good
L DAY gc
Boys’ heavy ribbed Hose—ls¢ Hose—
I e oot qc
Taile du Nord and A. F. C. Dress Ginghams in
a beautiful line of patterns,
B I s 9c
33-inch Striped Madras, made to sell
10c and 12%; ¢ Bleaching, 9
B ety c
Linen finish Chambray. Solid pink, blue, brown
and tan ; also pink, brown and blue stripes.
Never sold before for less than 121 ¢. 9
Ii i i e C
Beautiful line Swiss and Cambric Em- 9
broideries, Edges and Insertions. Yard... C
2 yards good Calico
B 9c
1215 ¢ and 15¢ Curtain Swiss, while it C
BT I ost piddosma st 9
Gentleman’s 8¢ Handkerchiefs
B. H. BOSTAIN COMPANY.
Walter Burnse, eolored last Wednes
day, was given a check for 50cts. by thol
Kennesaw Marble Company on the First
National Bank. He raised the figures
to $14.50. Mr. Little detected it, and
informed Cashier Massey. He phoned
Mr. Sam Jones and he said arrest the
negro. Mr. Massey and Little arrested
Burnse . and turned him over to the
Sheriff. He will now find out that an
education put to a bad use is a danger
ous thing. He was tried, convicted and
gentencecC to 12 months in chaingang.
MrILLINERY OPENING.—Mrs Irish will
have her epring display of new and
stylish hats on Tuesday and Wednes
day, March 30th and 31st, and cordially
invites the ladies to call and inspect.
If there is a man in Marietta who has
never worn a Kuppenheimer suit will
come in and let us try one on him, he
cannot resist the temptation of buying
one, and when he once buys one, he
will have no other make.
C. W. DuPre, will fit you.
| The Iladies of Marietta and Cobb
county will be benefited by reading B.
H. Bostain Co.’s half page advertise
ment in this issue, telling of 9 Cents
Annual sale, which begins Thursday
morning, 8 o’clock, March 25th, and
continues to Saturday, April 3d. There
are some startling bargains in this sale
that are money-savers, and you will do
well to avail yourself of this opportuni
ty. It doesn’t come often, and when it
does, that is the time to act.
MiLLINERX OPENING.—Mrs. Irish will
have her spring display of new and
stylish hats on Tuesday and Wednes
day, March 30th and 31st, and cordially
invites the ladies to call and inspeat.
Ladies who are looking for style,
neatness and durability in their Shoes,
should inspect our line before buying
elsewhere.
C. W. DuPrg, the Shoe Man. 1
Mr. and Mrs. 8. K. Dick will give a
reception on Thursday evening, 25th, ati
their home, from 7 to 10, in honor ofi
Governor and Mrs. Joseph M. Brown
and Mrs. Rosine Cave House. A large
number of invitations have been issued,
and it will be a recherche social affair.
We fit the boys from head to foot.
Call and see our line of Boys’ Clothing.
C. W. DUPgE, clothes the boys.
Migs Mabel Cortelyou entertained the
| Shakespeare club Thursday afternoon.
MARIETTA. GA.. THURSDAY MORNING, MAR. 25, 1909,
A LITTLE BOYS 4 .: \
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By the Kick of a Mule—'
Pieces Taken l
Out.
The Journal regrets to learn of a sad
occurrence at the home of Mr. G. R.
entley, who lives three miles east o
arietta, late Friday afternoon. His
ittle son, James, four years old, went
ut into the wheat field where there
was a young mule colt. The little fel
low got too close to the mule’s heels,
and, as is often the case, a mule does
the vicious act, and he let fly his heels
and struck the little boy square in the
face, knocking him senseless and shat
tering the bones. He was brought . tg
Marietta Friday night, and Dr. C.-
'Elder found the juw bones of the boy’s
face badly fractured, nose crushed, and
several small pieces of bone had to be
taken out.
Dr. Elder gave the necessary surgical
attension, and the little fellow was cnr-l
ried back to his home. It will be some
time before he will be well, and he will
robably be disfigured for life.
DEATH OF MR. DAN FREY.
Mr. D. W. Frey died at his home in
this county on last Thursday morning
of paralysis. He is a brother of Mr.
Wmi. Frey, Mr. Sam Frey and Mr. Sim
Frey. He was an industrious and well
to-do farmer, and his death will be re
gretted. He was about 74 years of age.
He leaves a wife and one son, Mr. Jonn
D. Frey. His funeral was conducted
last Friday by Rev. J. M. Gable, as
sisted by Rev. Mr. Wells. His burial
was at the Marietta camp ground.
When you go to look for a pair of odd
Pants, don’t fail to see ours before buy
ing. C. W. DuPrg, the Pants Man.
Pretty line Finishing Braids; all white, blue and
white, red and white and pink and
SEN. e o Oc
Large size Fringed Napkins.
Each w-gc
Pretty line Cheviots.
Big line Belts.
Beautiful line Wash Braids—red, blue,
pink and white. Yard............... Q&
For one day only—FßlDAY—we will sell
yard-wide Cambric, worth 15¢ yard,
Friday, yard Qc
Laces—llinen, round thread and vals. C
12156 and 16¢ 10008, YaPd . 9
Pretty line Ocean Pearl Buttons, usually
sold for 12% ¢ and 15¢, dozen QC
NEW BANK BUILDING
10 BE ERECTED,
A Valuable Piece of Real
Estate Changes
Hands.
The Journal is informed that last
week Mrs. M. M. Sessions hought
of Senator A. S. Clay the corner
store property facing Washington ave
nue &nd Atlanta street on the public
square. The property consists of three
stores now occupied by the Singer Sew
ing Machine Company, Mr. R. E, Hipps
and Mr. Mace Morris.
It is the purpose of Mrs. Sessions to
build a two-story brick bank building,
with merble trimmings, at no distant
day. 'The building will be modern in
every particular, with basement and
two other stories, offices, toilet rooms,
water and electric lights. The plans
are now made. The entrance to the
gsecond story will be on Atlanta street,
the two north stores being thrown into
one, and the other store to be rented.
The plans were made by Mr. A. Ten
Eyck Brown, architect, of Atlanta, one
of the finest and best in the country.
He has drawn plans for some of the
most costliest buildings in the country.
This will be a valuable improvement
that will add much to the appearance
of that corner. Marietta is growing
and improving, and real estate will con
tinue to hold its own,
For SaLk.—Bix-room dwelling and
one store house, on corner of Lemon
and Haynes streets. Also, a good stock
of groceries. Apply to 400 Lemon
street.
Every family in town and country
should have one of our charcoal buck
ets. Dobbs Hardware Co.
Easter comes late this year, April
11th. The full moon at Kaster always
‘brings cold weather.
I'his Drug Stor
Fills Many Prescriptions
B
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THE CORRECT TEST of a drug store is by the manner
in which prescriptions and medicines are prepared
The public has a right to demand competent, conscientious
and faithful service in every instance where life or health i 8
involved.
To meet this demand has been the constant effort of this
store. How well we have rucceeded is proven by the increase
each month in our business. The number who entrust us
with their prescriptions and drug store wants continues to
grow larger.
Our many customers appreciate our efforts to give better
service and better drugs, and know our prices are always
fair—even lower than is possible to obtain at any other drug
store.
M“
mm
W. A. SAMS & CO.,
THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE.
It 18 important to have clear vis
ion. Even the potato must have
sound eyes,
Neither a boil nor a cabbage
amcunts to anything unlees 1t
comes to a head.
Two and four-hole Pearl Buttons, the kind that
are usually sold at nther places for 10¢,
our special price 2 dozen for MQC
2 papers best :
Pretty sheer 40-inch Lawn, worth 1274 ¢
0100, TR 9C
12%; ¢ Percales, yard wide.
Ygard)..hu_ 9C
OTHER SPECIALS.
Home Spun Linen. 15¢ value.
Yardp lOC
Best Ball Thread.
B e i 19C
THURSDAY, 9 to 10 A. M.
Solid Gold Top Beauty Pins, cheap at
50 cents.
Thursday, ¢ to 10 A. M. 25c
If young Spendthrift would set
tle down he might soon be able to
settle up.
One of the mogt insidious and
unexpected forms of attack is to
tread upon a tack.
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