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The Mavietta Tonenal
JOURNAL, ESTABLISHED 1866.
VOL. 44
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—BARGAINS AT WARD S—
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Say, just ask vyour neighbor about the Gingham she bought at 3; cents a yard
and that Lace at 2 cents. Well, she got a whole load for a little money.
Low-Cut Shoes for Ladies,
made of solid leather, at
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Nice Coat Suits which we
sold for §3.50, at 0n1y.52.50
There are just 12 of them,
and they are new and nobby
in cut. /
12 nice nobby Skirts, at only
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25 short Kimonas, at only
A big lot of Sheets, 90x90,
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DON'T WAIT until the May Carnival is over to do your trading, Jbut come NOW while you can save money. Do you
know people all over Cobb County are coming to this sale and buying lots of goods when they get here? ¥You come.
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It has always been the policy of this store to keep up-to
date and stock everything that’s new and hag merit. If
it’s to be had anywhere, that place is here.
GENUINE BLUE SEAL VASELINE in one pound jars,
our price 25¢
HARMONY ROSE GLYCERINE SOAP—A wonderful value
in a pure glycerine toilet soap. Couldn’t be better at
three times the price. Ouar price 10c for a large cake.
CAEMENTUM—The new cement you see advertised that
mends china, glass and everything, and hot water does
not affect it. We have it in cans, 25c.
GROUND WHITE PEPPER—The old-fashioned kind that
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you used to get, called Tellicherry. Rich, and strong in
flavor. Get a can and you will have no other.
NELSON’S HAIR DRESSING--We sell it. Makes curly
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hair straight.
YOU CAN GET SPURMAX for making the face lotion and
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THER-OX for making the dry shampoo at this .:“T()rit“zllhl
we will mix them for you without extra charge. 1f you like.
OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT is fully equipped
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to fill your prescriptions as your doctor desires. and mx.‘_
prices are reasonable. That’s why this end of our husi
ness is always busy.
IT PAYS TO TRADE WITH
W.A. SAMS
THE UP-TO-DATE DRUG STORE.
AND COURIER.
MARIETTA, GA., FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1910.
Fine Sheets, 90x108, only
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Pillow-Cases, at 10, 121,
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We are selling a beautiful
Damask Towel, worth 25¢,
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Shirt Waistss all in new
goods, at 49, 59, 79 and.9B¢
And we are selling lots of
them at these prices.
Corsets at 25, 49 and. . . .08¢c
And you can't match them
at the price.
Official R f the C Pri Hel
icial Returns of the County Primary Held Thursday, May 12th.
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The County Democratic Executive Committee met at the courthouse at noon Friday, and received and consoli
dated the returns of Thursday’s primary. The result showed the following majorities and pluralities which are
official : ’
Kincaid’s majority over McKinney, 88. Shaw’s majority over Northcutt, 165, Austin’s majority over Abbott, 155. Owen’s majority
over Baker, 254, Awtrey’s majority over Orr, 887. Hardage’s majority over Anderson, 13. McCullough’s majority over Sanders, 371. Reed’s
'majnrity over Nix, 1106. Stephens, no opnosition, total vote, 2858.
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For Commissioner from the Fourth Road District, composed of Smyrna, Vinings, Lemong, Howellg, Coxes and Austell, W. J. Headden de
-Ifeated W. T. Brown by a majority of 165.
Petticoats, in many pretty
colors, and black and white,
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A good Gingham and Sateen
Petticoat, at 0n1y.......40c
King's Thread, at 215¢ per
spool, and we are gelling lots
of it.
Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, at
Ouly 19,25, and ....... 488
My dollar line of Shirts on
sale now at 0n1y........75¢
Caps for the little boys and
big boys, in all the new
shapes, just in from the fac
tory, at 2band ........ . 50¢
Boys’ Suits, worth $2.5(),_ at
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COURIER, ESTABLISHED 1901.
Children’s Underwaists, at
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Boys’ Waists, worth Ho¢, at
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Say, men! Why will you
pay $2.00 for a hat, when |
amn selling the best grade of
$2OO brand-new from the
factory, at 0n1y.......51.50
And if you don’t think I can,
just give me a trial. Got
them in all the new shapes
for men and young men, at
only $1.50 for the $2 00 grade,
and only §1.19 for the $1.50
grade.
The Shirts we are selling for
29¢ will astonish you, They
are real good Hoc¢ goods, at
ORIy e
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