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Friday September 30, 1910.
Goctal and Personal
HE LADIES of Marietta arz invited
T to furnish for publication th. social
and personal news which has iong
been such arn interesting feature of The
Marietta Journal. The facts can b. sent
direct to the office or telephoned to No 340,
—Miss Bertha Hoghes has returned
trom Knoxville.
—Mr. David Hyde is at Duvall’s
sapitarium in Atlanta.
Cotton flannei at 5, 7 1.2, 10,
121-2 and 15 cts—H. A. WARD,
—Mrs. Davis, of Atlanta, spent the
week-end with Miss Carrie Gregg.
Red and blue wool flannel at
only 10 cents—H. A. WARD.
.-Mrs. Dale BHitton, ot Missiesippi,
is visiting at the home of Mrs. K. I.
Welsh. g
Childrens’ guaranteed shoes at
99. cents, H. A. WARD.
—Mrs. Kate Thmsongand Miss Mary
Strong, of Atlanta, came up to Mrg,
Cleveland’s funeral.
CARBONA, the safest clean
ing fluid, at W. A. SAMS.
—Mr, and Mrs. John Peschau and
littie son, of Allanta, were visiting
Mariotta friends Sunday.
FOR RENT—My home Jon} Powder
Springs road. Apply to_Mrs. J. M,
Stubinger. Route 6. ; sep3o-It-pd
—Misses Lucie and Mary Nagle, of
Atlanta, are visiting Col. R. E. Irwin’s
family.
"FOR RENT.—My house, 204 Cherokee
:; St 12: rooms. Apply to W. A
Sams. 1t
—Miss'Eva Love, of Atlanta, spent
Satarday and Sunday with Mrs. A. N,
Edwards.
—Mrs., W. P. Wills, who recently
spent a week with her daughter, Mrs,
Jennie Burt, has returned to her home
in Atlanta.
Are you "altogether satistied with
your butcher? If not, give the market
of D. B. Parks a trial. Phone 295,
sep3o-1t
Kennesaw linen the finest
paper 25 cts the pound. En
velopes to match, phone 5—W.
A. Sams.
—Cadet R. K. Awtrey, after spend:
ing a month with his father, Editor
Bernard Awtrey, returned Wednesday
to Annapolis.
FOR SALE--By Mrs. Heyward,
household furniture, useful and orna
mental—mahogany, walnut furniture,
ete.—at most reasonable prices.
sept 30 1t
-—Mrs. Mary E. Rogers, who has been
the gueet of Mrs. W. J. Black for sev
eral weeks, left for home in Savannah
Tuesday.
Goud heavy outing at only 9
cents—H. A. WARD.
—The friends of Mrs. Mattie Dobbs,
who was dangerously ill last week,
will ba pleased to leara ehe is now
very much improved.
—Mrs. Mary Manning is at Duvall’s
sanitarium in Atlants, and ie expected
to be returning home soon. Dr. Elder
rerformed the operation.
FOR RENT—Five-room cottage—Bo2
Powder Springs street- Apply t 0 B. G.
Brumby.
FOR RENT--Nice space in store
room for neat clean business. Rent
reasonable. 26 North Side of Square.
Sept 30 2¢ W. M. BELISLE,
—Mrs. Clyde King, Mre. A. P. Cole,
Mrs. Edward Rushton and Miss Mar
garet Rushton, of Atlsnia, and Mrs.
Tift, of Albany, attended Mrs. Cleve
land’s funeral Saturday.
Flowering bulbs, every color
and variety, buy now and get
the selection—W. A. Sams.
It was indeed a brilliant entertain
ment. The decorations were palms,
ferns and cut flowers, and the refresh
ments—well those hats of Smith and
Potts and the nice things aid of them
by enthusiastic ladies were refreshing
enough, °
—Mr, Hi Mozley, son of Col. J. E.,
Mozley, who has been in Colorado
for many months, is at home with his
parents for a stay of several weeks.
His Marietta friends are pleased to
note a decided change for the better in
his physical condition.
Boys’ suits that both fit well
and wear well. Marietta pa
rents are asked to call and ex
amine these stocks. We can
certainly please you.—DuPre &
Wallace. eep3-1t
—Mr. V. G. Gray has gone to Atlan
to, where he expects to make his
home in the future, if he likes the
city. He will move his family down
there sometime next month. Their
mury {iiends regret very much to give
up this estimable family.
FOR SALE—Elegant 14 room
residence, with three baths; hot
water; electriciights; well finish
ed; nice lot; Churcn street. See
us at once for price and terms.
Sept 23 2t Green & Sessions.
At the home of Miss Lucile (‘c;\'ing
ton, on Washington Averfue, next Sat
urday evening, there will be an ice
cream supper for the benefit of the
Decatur Orphans’ Home. Good cake
will also be served. Come out and
have a pleasant time.
Toilet recipgs compounded
with best materials and at very
reasonable prices—W. A. Sams.
Mr. R. E. Hipps left Tuesday on a
visit to his brother in Birmingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grogan are vis
iting the Appalachian LXposition at
Knoxville this week.
.. Dr. J. D. Raynolds is spending the
‘week im Knoxvilie.
Mrs. J. D. Regnolds is visiting rela
tives in Sandersville. )
Mrs. Annie Earle and Mr. Palmer
Earle, of Birmingham, are visiting in
the city.
We sell good paint as low as
good paint can be bqught-T\V.
A. Sams—every thing in paint.
—Mrs. T. N. Hatton visited friends
and relatives in Birmingham the first
of the week,
—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Austin, of
Atlanta, have been spending several
days in the city.
—Mrs. J. 'M. Gann is visiting in
Arabi, Ga.
Milk and cream from the
Kennesaw Dairy 10 cts qt, 35
cts gallon—-Phone 5, W. A.
Sams.
Master Harry DuPre went to At
lanta Monday with his mother and
nurse to have his first picture taken.
He is a very popular baby with a large
circle of admiring friends.
Mrs. Wayland Camp, Mrs. Meador,
Mr. and Mrs. Saxon Anderson and
Mrs. Harry DuPre spent Monday in
Atlanta.
Ladies’, Misses and children’s hats
in ready-to-wear and tailored in the
latest up-to-date fashions will be
shown you on the 29th and 30th and
on October 15t at—MRS. B. SCHOEN
THAL’S. .
Miss Eilleen Gober has returned!
home from a visit near Anniston, Ala.\
Mrs. Tasker Camp will be accom-|
panied by Miss Bessiec Wombwell of!
Fort Worth, who is a beautiful girl“
and will be here all the winter. Shei
is a niece of Mrs. Camp. |
Invitations to the wedding of Miss
Martha Lee Law and Mr. Leon Atlee
Gilbert have been received by their
friends for Friday evening October the
7th at -St. James Church.
Nice small blankets at only 25
cents—H. A. WARD.
Mrs. George L. Peschau has return
ed to her home in Wilmington, N. C.
—Mr. and Mrs. John Collier and
Mr. Charlie Collier, of Atlanta, were
the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. F.
‘M. Collier, on Powder Springs road.
Professor Clarke, of Atlanta, has
taken a class of six in violin, plano
and cornet, coming up twice a week
to teach. The members are Professor
Langford, Messrs. O. B. Daniell, Her
bert Hamby, John Barnes, Gilbert Os
borne and Ralph Butler.
Kolynos Tooth Paste recom
mended by all dentists and
Johnsons Tooth Brushes at W.
A. Sams, Phone 3, and we’ll send
it.
-—Mrs. Sallie Mulling, who was oper
ate ] on at St. Joseph’s infirmary a few
days ago, i 3 reportel to be progressing
favorably toward reeovery.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Goodwin, of Cin
cinnati, spent one day this week with
Mr. and Mrs. Len Baldwin. Mr, Good
win is ome of the managers of the
Pettibone Company.
Mrs. George Boynton and her little
daughter, Martha, Misses Myra and
Mary Graves, Messrs. Roy and Claude
Jones and Mrs. James Legg were
guests of Mrs.'Newt Heggie Sunday.
Large size heavy blankets at
$1.69 a pair—H. A. WARD.
Mrs. Inez Wilson, who has been a
saleslady at Mr. Henry Ward’s store,
has accepted a position in Atlanta.
Mrs. Henry Wyatt entertained her
bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
—Mise Kate Manning speut last week
in Atlanta, and was accompanied home
by Miss Nina Tree.
FOR RENT--Two nicely furnished
connecting rooms, complete for light
housekeeping, in private family. No
children. References exchanged. 504
Church street, Marietta, Ga.
‘ gep3o-1t
Mrs. Casey and Mrs. Grogan were
‘guests of Mrs. Carnes last Sunday,.
Ever tried our lemon and van
illa fAlavoring extracts? Do so and
you'll have no others. Cheapest
to use, because they do not cook
out. W. A. SAM 3, A full line
of spices.
! il Ay
JAP-A-LAC—We have a full
line, all colors also the famous
Stag Stains---W. A. Sams.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
Miss Maude Foster
Piano Harmonry Expression
204 Kennesaw Ave.
FOR SALE—My home place on
Cherokee street. Also, a vacant lot on
Kennesaw Avenue. Terms.
augratf T. W. READ,
D. B. Parks is an experienced meat
man. Give him a trial, if it is the
best of meats you wish. Phone 295.
sep3o-1t
—Mer. J. H. Hicks. who has been se
riously ill, is row improving.
Nice seven-room house, necar
Mr. T. A. Gramling's. Must
be sold at once. See us quick
for terms and prices. ;
Sep 23 2t © Green & Sessions.
Nottce of Local Legislation.
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
In pursance of an ast of the general
assembly of Georgia, aushorizing a
gystem of public schoole for the town
ot Powder Springs, in said eovnty, and
by order of the mayor and council of
said town, an election will be held in
gaid town of Powder Springa oun the
15th day of October, 1910. for the pur
posa of determining whether a system
of public schools shall be established in
said town or not. Said election will be
held under the same rules and regula
tione as govern the election of mayor
and council in said town. All voters
favoring the establishment of such sys
tem of public schools for ssid town
ghail have on their ballots the words,
‘ For Publie Schools,” and those op
pesing such system of vublie schools
ghall have on their ballots, ‘‘Against
Publie Schools.”” This the sth day of
September, 1910.
M. T. MARCHMAN,
Mayor of the Town of Powder Springs
D. B. Parks is in the market for all
kinds of country produce; will also
buy hides, He can be found opposite
the courthouse. gep3o-1t
SHORTHAND
AND TYPEWRITING
Classes day and evening
Miss V. T. ELMER, 100 Roswell
2 Street—Phone ggL,.
MothersasdFathers
WITH TEETHING BABIES
;—:11"‘—::— Contains
member DR LAw, S no Opiates,
that Dr.LAWS :fi,«,@‘_,v\ L
TEETNING] AR TETEN - |lt makes
POWDERS re- ;,/ @sy [tecthing
lieves all] & 4 At | leasy, pro-
Infant "s:\,. / motes
troube: W cheerful-
Cholera In
ness and
tancom, | | NFAHTILE
Colic, Sour produces
Stomach, PuwnEHs natural
Thrash, ~—FOR— sleep.
;lives;Skiu TEE‘:::“G EN Ask your
ruptions, | nl /
Chicken ———-———-——c ¢ Druasist
Pox, Con- Pricoo 25 cts' for them.
stipation & Semiefunity By mail,
all troubles C. M. LAW co.
BARIETTA, GA. upon
accompa- K i i
nyingteeth-| Serial No. 9395. |receipt of
ing. ORIGINAL SiZE price, 25¢
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SO Things Are Accidens
Some are planned. There is noth
ing accidental about our stock of
Nor the prieces at which we sell. All
that Lias been thought outlong ago,
' and the pest goods sought and
bought. Now we feel that the
finest line of
GROCERIES
is here almoat for the asking. You’ll
like the goods as well a 8 we do.
\ A.B.GILBERT
‘ PHONE 150.
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), H. HIGKS & SOM, Proprieters
’ Gentle Horses and Nice Rigs
|~ TELEPHONE 285 —
| 163 Powder Springs Street
GREAT
HOLIDAY
BARGAINS
(GERMAN
- QTORE
to 20 per cent in order to make up for the lost time. A very full line of
Ladies’ Coat Suits, Capes, Jackets, Hats and caps,
Clothing for Men and Boys and Odd Trousers
ranging from $l.OO to $B.OO. Coat Sweaters
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We are never undersold, but from now until our holiday, we propose to make
things hum in every department, and you wiil do well to look over the valueg
wec are offering.
The GERMAN STORE,
OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING
L. SAUL, Proprietor.
Marietta, . . . QGeorgia.
| Miss Gussie Groves’
Vacation Abroad.
The Atlanta Journal, a few days ago,
mentioned the fact that Miss Gussie
Groves, who teaches in the Southern
Shorthand and Busincss Uaiversity,
had given a lecture to the students on
her recent trip to Europe.
{ That the lecture was well worth hear
(ing cannot be doubted by any one
| knowing Miss Groves. But think of
| spending an evening with her, under
| electric lights in easy rockers, while
{ she deals off a stack of pictured postzl
t cards illustrating her account of her
? journey. It is really a stereopticon
| lecture in minature. Then the sou
venirs of various lands; the dainty,
| fragile mementoes of famous places
'('arved in wood, the peasant dolls,
| steins, laces, shawls and other things
| brought for gifts are all so interesting.
i To my own mind, however, the ex
l periences and opinions of this charm
ing, cultured and thoughtful young
lady are better worth telling you than
columns of chat about the pictures.
It was pleasant to know the party
! chaperoned by Miss Olive Faw was not
| sea-sick; that the ocean was as placid
as could be and the ladies sat on deck
listening while their leader read to
them about the places of interest they
were going over to see,
They were lucky enough to see the
infrequent, but woaderfully lovely
Alpine glow, on the snow of the Jung
frau, without delay in their journey.
They visited two of Queen Wilhelmi
na’s palaces, one the lovely country
place known as the house in the wood.
They also saw Queen Victoria's toys,
bridal and coronation robes and veils,
the homes of Shakespeare, his mother,
Mary Arden, his wife, Anne Hathaway,
and the church in which he is buried.
They saw Hamlet played in the
Shakespeare Memorial Theater, and
Marie Corelli’s beautiful home with
its window gardens of showy blossoms
with green vines framing them.
In one place the host was a friend of
Miss Faw and invited her party to sce
his cherry orchard, The trees were
immense and loaded with ripe fruit.
Ladders were placed 8o the guests
could be together in the branches like
a flock of birds., They were told to
break off limbs of cherries and hand
them down to those who did not dare
‘to climb. Miss Groves said she had
never before known the meaning of
‘‘cherry ripe,’’ nor the bliss of more
such-fruit-than-she-could-eat.
On theisland of Marken, in Holland,
they encountered some unique peasant
' children, oneof whom began to whistle
(““Yankee Doodle’’ in honor of the
Americans—who throw away their
small coins upon such entertainment,
At Veraailles she saw the man who
charms sparrows in the park, In
ILondon the thousande of fine things,
to her British cousins like family
heirlooms, held for her a sentimental
interest,
Her Scotch-Irish blood, perhaps,
explains why she preferred London to
Paris, The most impressive thing in
pature, to her eyes, was a snow-capped
mountain and the rmost marvelous
work of human hands the Lion of
Lucerne which was carved from a stone
on th? side of a mountain.
Men's pants at $2.50. Good
¢rade—H. A, WARD.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 4th, sth
Are Holidays with us and we offer special inducements
for the trade until that date to make up for the time that
we must be closed.
Special Reductions on all Seasonable Goods
We must be closed two days next week, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 4th and sth, and
everything in our eatire stock will be reduced from 10
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HERE'’S safety in a bank account, for the rea
son that it is a clear signal of the future. It
means that things are clear ahead, and that your
road is unobstructed. Make up your mind not to
travel another step if you haven’t a bank account.
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GAPITAL $75,000.00. SURPLUS $15,000.00
]. D. MALONE, A. H. GILBERT, GEO. H. SRSSIONS,
« President. Vice-President. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
D. W. Blair W. A. DuPre, J. D, Malone. 8. D. Rambo,
T M. Brumoy A. H. Giibert, K. H. Northcutt., George H Sessions,
T. A. Gramling.
You Run No Risk When You‘
Use This Remedy. ‘
We promise you that, if your hair is(
falling out, and you have not let it 8O
too far, you ean repair the damage al
ready done by using Rexall ‘93" Hair
Tonic, with persistency and regularity,
for a reasonable length of time. Itisa
scientific, cleansing, antiseptic, germi
cidal preparation, that destroys mi
crobes, stimulates good circulation
around the hair roots, promotes hair
nourishment, removes dandruff and
restores hair health, Itis as pleasant
to use as pure water, aud it is delicate
ly perfumed. It is a real toilet
necessity,
We want you to try Rexall ‘93"’ Hair
Tonic with cur promise that it will cost
you nothing unless you are perfectly
satisfied with its use. It comes in two
sizes, pric» so¢ and sr.oo. Remember
you can obtain Rexall Remedies in this
community only at our store.—The
Rexall Store. The W. A, Sams Drug
Store,
NOTICE. |
To the Tax Payers of Marietta—
This is to notify you shat October oth
i 8 the last day under the law for the
City Tax Books for 1910 to be kept
open, and that they will be eclosed
promptly on that date. All parties
not paying taxes by October 20th will
have fi fas issued against them, I
give the people notice now so they can
make arrangements to pay taxes by
October 20th,
W.J BLAOK,
septl6 5t City Clerk.
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Safe Medicine for Children.}
Foley’s Honey and Tar is a aafe and
effective medicine for children as it
4082 not contain oppiates or harmfuyl
‘druge. Get only the genuine Foley’s
| fioney and Tar in the yellow package,
Soid by all Druggists.
COAL—Phone 270 and get the best
coal for cooking puarposes.-—Marietta
' Ice Company, JunelOtt
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