The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, December 12, 1919, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE ROGERS’ ' . | - We have a car of the government goods that we sell at the same price as the government store in Atlanta. Remember, we furnish no bags or wrapping paper. Can Case No. 1 Baked Beans.... 4c $1.92 No. 3 Baked Beans.... 9 2.16 No. 1 Corned 8eef.....23¢ 11.04 A S lere ...c....... D¢ ‘2.1‘6 No. 2 Green Peas ..... 9¢ 2.16 & 1. Prunes ......s.llle’ 275 No. 2 T0mat0e5........ 8¢ 1.92 No. 3 Tomatoes .......11le 2.64 One case of each kind is the limit to each cus tomer. ' ROGERS’ TWO STORES: 101 Church Street 104 Cherokee Street Marietta, Ga. No Phone : No Delivery : No Accounts CASH AND CARRY Over 100 Economy Stores EPISCOPALIANS HAVE A VERY ACTIVE WEEK (Continued from page one) on Monday evening at the home of Mr. Welborn Reynolds on Cleveland Place, at which a large number of the men of the parish were present. The discussion concerned not only the best methods to be pursued in con ducting the campaign, but plans were considered and a program out lined for a greater St. James church. The church and its interests as Bracelet Watches 7 jewel—2o yr. case $18.50 7 jewel—2o yr. ease 19.00 15 jewel—2o yr. case 21.75 15 jewel—2o yr. case 25.00 15 jewel—2o \l case 2%.060 15 jewel—2o yr. case 30.00 7 jewel—2o yr. case 35.09 15 jewel—sld 14k gold 47.50 15 jewel—sld 14k gold 52.50 15 jewel—sld 14k gold 54.00 15 jewel—sld 14k gold 53.75 15 jewel—sld 14k gold 5%.50 15 jewel—sld 14k gold 60.00 15 jewel—sld 14k gold 68.50 15 jewel—sld 14k gold 69.75 Umbrellas Ladies’—s9 to $lB Gents—3ss to $16.50 & Cigarette Cases Silver Plated $ 4.00 Silver Plated 4.50 Silver Plated 5.50 Silver Plated 6.00 Sterling Silver 13.50 Sterling Silver 18.50 Sterling Silver 22.50 Sterling Silver 26.60 Sterling Silver 28.00 represented by this Parish, will re-‘ ceive a great impetus as an out cropping of this meeting. ‘ The group prayer meetings which have been held each week in the homes during the psat month were supposed to be concluded on last Fri day night, but there has been en gendered such a spirit of good com radeship and a desirg for a greateri manifestation of social service that a geenral demand has come from the participants for a continuation of these meetings, announcement of which will be made later. A prayer meeting held by the Smyrna group of Episcopalians on the night of December 2nd was at tended by several of the campaign committee. Much interest was mani fested and pledges for a satisfactory amount were made, this being the ;ﬁrst group in the Parish to answer ‘the financial call of the campaign. - St. Mary’s Guild held a most in teresting meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Welborn Reyn olds. - Miss Sara Veal, of Rome, who is spending the winter with her sister, Mrs. Warren Stokes, has took charge of a new class in the church school and will be a valuable addition to this Parish, where she is warmly wel comed. There was a celebration of the Holy Communion at 11 o’clock Sun day morning, administered by the Rector, Rev. R. R. Claiborne. The announcements for the week are as follows: Morning prayer on Sunday at 11 o'clock; evening prayer at seven o'clock; prayer service on Friday af ternoon at four o’clock. Church school at 9:30 Sunday morning. The .following list of representa tive citizens, who constituted the Canvassing Committee on Sunday af ternoon, is in itself a fine proof of the great importance of the movement, since they are the type of men who do not lend their time 4nd talents to trivial matters: B. L. Mclntosh, Her bert Hague, A. A. Irwin, C. T. Nolan, E. R. Hunt, W. E. Schilling, J. R. Brumby, Jr., T. W. Holmes, Malcolm Sylvester, H. S. Willingham, L. W. Camp, W. M. Reynolds, Henry Cole, Robert Willingham, Eugene White, Edgar Nichols, R. deT. Lawrence, MeDonald Lawrence, Lewe Sessions, N. K. Smith and Randolph Simmonds. The canvass, which was begun on Sunday afternoon by the above named committee, has already result ed in decided success. Absolutely accurate returns can not be,secured for several days to come, since there are a number of Episcopalians scattered through the outlying districts of the Parish. Some- Pearl Beads 9 inch—(baby neck) $ 3.50 15 inch—medium .. .. 5.00 18 inch—graduated .. 6.00 24 inch—graduated .. 7.00 15 inch—medium .... 7.50 10 inch—small ....... 9.60 15 inch—graduated .. 10.00 15 inch—medium .... 10.00 18 inch—Sumatra .... 13.50 24 inch—graduated .. 16.00 24 inch—graduated .. 19.00 24 inch—graduated .. 21.00 18 inch—graduated .. 22.00 24 inch—Keyva ...... 22.50 30 inch—Richelieun ... 32.00 30 inch—graduated .. 54.00 e Fountain Pens ’ $1.50 to $5.00 $6.50 to $lO.OO Cuff Buttons (Solid Gold) $2.00 to $20.00 (Filled) 50c to $4.00 (Sterling Silver) $£2.00 per pair thing over half of the communicants! have been reached and with these re sults as a criterian it is believed that( the apportionment will be met. | Margaret T. McWhorter. SHERIFF’S SALE | STATE OF GEORGIA, COBB CO. Pursuant to an order granted by Hon. N. A. Morris, Judge of the Su perior Court of said county, there will be sold at public outery at the court hosue in the City of Marietta, said county and state, on the 20th day of December, 1919, within the legal ‘hours of sale, one Chevrolet touring ‘automobile, license number 117400, ‘Ga., alleged to be the property of John Whitesides and Lottie M. John 'son. Said automobile will be sold un ‘der the provisions of the Prohibition lAct of this State, approved March 28, \[1917, and undre Section 20 of said Act, said automobile having been con ldemned and ordered sold as having ‘ibeen used in the transportation of intoxicating liquors upon the public 'highways of said county on the 17th 'day of August, 1919, This 2nd day of December, 1919. 49-50 W. E. SWANSON, Sheriff. “ZIRON i 3 ' !6 Yt GOOD Ricr.. Bnlsadridy o Says Rock Oity, Ala, Gentiemen, i Having Glven it Conscicntious Irizl, Ziron is a new scientific combination of pure, inorganic, official, U. S. Pharmaco peia iron, withthe hypophosphitesof lime and soda and other valuable tonic ingred ients, recommended by the best medical authorities in the treatment of anemic conditions. Ziron helps to put iron into your blood and this helps 4o build strength for you, when you are pale, weak, nervous, de pressed. Read what Mr. Sidney Fry, of Rock CilK' Ala., sa{s, and then try Ziron. He makes the following statement: “Something over a week ago I used Ziron for the first time. 1 was troubled with indigestion and had d'spell of weak ness. Ziron helped both troubles. 1| felt stronger and mé stomach quit hurting. | really feel that Ziron is a good medicine. It surely helped me.”’ ; Your druﬁgist will sell Kou Ziron on 3 guaranteet at if the first bottle does not enefit you, he will refund the money you paid him, ' Get a bottle of Ziron today! ZN 13 Your Blood Needs Lich A [ R 2 i ) @ 1 FENA LN AL ® . i ® Open Nights Until 9:30 9 ¢o3 ' D \_@ g /‘;'V ,". ;:f% N A Y R '; P j,‘--.‘: " T :.'.',::::‘. "—(: /”u;—" _—7:-.'%%:;:.:.;:;5)7 R P J—ey@ & ' : 5 AN ey 12 08) P < 2 }B\-1,'.. ;)L;'f,if@ é‘. ‘ a \\\\ W | =y, L K i iy / ; P 2 We fiave those i . : 749 i E""-; (I o Iresents, SN - il f Our JE'WELRY Store is the place to come to buy your Christ mas presents. JEWELRY and exquisite JEWELRY STORE things are what your family and friends will love to receive. It requires some thing BEAUTIFUL to express the tender feelings you have for those you love. Your family and your friends will appreciate and cherish a gift, bought at our store, that comes to them. They will know it is FIRST QUALITY. Come in now while the choosing is best and avoid the Christ mas crowd. : A large stock to select from for the early buyer. Merchandise 1s scarce but we bought early. ‘Daniell Broth THE MARIETTA JOURNAL LOST MOUNTAIN Mr. C. P. 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He leaves a wife and nine children, Chariie, Lem, Newt, Henry and El bert Scott, Mrs. Claude Brinkley and Mrs. Cliff Lovingood, of Kennesaw, Mrs. Charlie McCowan, of Atlanta, Vanities silver Plated $5.50 Silver Plated 6.00 Silver Plated 6.50 Silver Plated 7.00 Silver Plated 8.00 Silver Plated 9.00 Sterling Silver 14.50 Sterling Silver 16.00 Sterling Silver 16.75 Sterling Silver 19.00 Sterling Silver 21.00 Sterling Silver 45.00 Mesh Bags Gold Plated _532.00 Silver Plated 13.50 Sterling fiMiea ... 1350 Sterling Sil ver (41in.) - 30.00 Sterling Sil ver (5% in.) 47.50 Sterling Sil ver (5%,in.) 52.50 .Dorines Silver Plated $ 2.50 Sterling Silver 3.75 Sterling Silver 4.00 Sterling Silver 4.50 Sterling Silver 5.50 Sterling Silver 7.50 Sterling Silver 10.00 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1919~ Mrs. Geo. Lindley, of Americus, Ga, The funeral will be held at Midway at 11 o’clock Wednesday, where he will be laid to rest. We sympathize with the family. Your writer has gone back to the old life and is now “teaching the young idea how to shoot.” Knives Piled _____B§ 265 TRI ... .. S 8 dillgd ... .1 880 Solid Gold __ 5.50 Solid Gold __ 6.00 Solid Gold .. 7.00 Solid Gold ._ 8.50 Solid Gold .. 9.25 Solid Gold . . 10.00 Solid Gold __ 12.00 Cameo Brooches All sizes Brown and Pink $7.00 to $34.50 Watch Chains (Filled) $2.25 to $B.OO ~ Solid Gold $6.00 to $25.00 Vest Chains, open, curb, rope. Waldemar, rope, curb, bar, Dickens, bar, rope.