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WE OFFER FOR COST and less than COST our entire stock of goods, so as to ENTIRELY CLOSE
OUT our business. We have positively determined to sell out our entire stock of goods and close out our
business. These goods are all first-class, honest merchandise---no shoddy among them.
We have in stock a good staple line of Dry Goods, such as Dress Goods, Ginghams, Checks, Sheetings,
Shirtings, Outings, White Goods, Flannels, Jeans, Etc. Also a nice line of Underwear for women, Chil
dren, Men and Boys. A lot of good shoes for women, children, men and boys. Some Men and Boy’s
MU THINGand ODD. PANTS,
These goods are to be sold in our straight forward, usual honest way. No misrepresentations nor decep
tions. The goods are to be closed out in quick time so as to save expenses, and so that we can entirely
close out our business, which will be sold at COST AND LESS THAN COST.
Come and see for yourself. It is impossible to mention here everything
we have in stock. Every article in the store is to go. We think we can
interest you in these BA RG AINS. ; . i i ¢ ; ;
COME AND SEE US--=All indebted to us by note or account must call at once and make settlement.
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Every dollar you put in the bank means an
other step toward success. No successful man has ever
been without a bank account. A bank account means in
creased prestige and a sens> of reliability and security,
well worth the greatest effort, in order to acquire one,
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GAPITAL §75,000.00. SURPLUS §15,000.00
J. D. MALONE, A. H. GILBERT, GEO. H. SESSIONS,
President. Vice-President, Cashier.'
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-—Members of the Civic League are
requested to attend the February meet
ing Thursday, February I6th, Bp. m,
in the parlor of the Kennesaw House
Election of ofticers will be held and
a large attendance is desired.
MRrs. C. M. Crosey, President,
MAeeL C. CorRTELYOU, Historian,
Dr. P. B. Crumbley was thrown from
his buggy one night about a week ago
by a collision with another vehicle on
Church street, One of his elbows was
broken by the fall. He was taken to
Dr. Nolan's Sanitarium and his in
juries attended to. He is now able to
be out and s recovering from the
painful accident.
Confederate Veterans Meet.
The regular meeting of the Confeder
ate Veterans was held Tuesday in the
court house There was a geod attend
ind several interesting talks were made
A full attendance is urged at the next
meeting, the first Tuesday in March at
ten oclock,
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; Remember to have your accounts
in by the 25th of the month jf vou
t want them approved on the firetél‘nes
'day.
P. D. McCLESKEY,
| Clerk County Commissioners.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER.
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% “Pcrsonal Mention. ”
. M. T K McCall is recovering from
her recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. John Warren have
moved into the Chamberlin place on
- Washington avenue,
Mills McNeel, Jr., is convalescent
~after an illness that threatened to de
velop into pneumonia,
~ The place next to Mr. J. B. Glover's,
‘on Whitlock avenue, is being reno
vated and city water will be put in.
. N L. A. Wikle attended her
Bridge Club in West End Tuesday, and
a party at Mrs. Dent's in the same
}lm-ely suburb on Wednesday.
| Mr. Evelyn Holtzclaw, of the Tech
jnologicul School in Atlanta, and Mr.
'B. W. Holtzelaw, of Newnan, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Robeson,
Little Gem Theater parties are very
popular these pleasant afternoons and
evenings. It is quite a novel and
pleasant experience to see the moving
pictures, and then discuss them over
saucers of ice cream and wafers in
one of the drug stores.
Miss Kirk Entertains.
Miss Pearl Kirk entertained on
Saturday evening from 8 to 10:30 in
honor of her guest, Miss Rose Mec-
Mullen, of Marietta.
After games of 42 Miss McMullen
rendered some beautiful music, both
vocal and instrumental. Miss Pear)
Kirk, who was charming in white was
assisted by Miss Addye McElreath in
entertaining her guest. Miss Me-
Elreath was beautifully attired in blue
Aflter the games and music delicious
refreshments were served.
County Commissioners Meet.
The County Commissioners at their
meeting Tuesday audited bills to the
amount of $3,735.58. Mr. Hardage
and Judge McCleskey were appointed
a committee to confer with the Water
Board in regard to putting « ity water
in the Court House 'he onvicts
were ordered worked twe weeks on the
Mariesta and Macland road. Another
meeting of the Board will be held on
the IStn.
Men’s, Ladies and Children's
Shoes at reduction—DuPre &
Wallace,
. Death of Emmeline Strickland.
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| After three months suffering with
% dropsy, Emmeline Strickland, an aged
lmlured woman, died Tuesday at her
3bume on Cherokee street. She had
| been a servant in the Stephens family
| twenty-five years and had cooked for
!I\lr. and Mrs, W. P, Stephens twelve
!years. She was perfectly honest,
ifaith!ul to the duties of her station
iand devoted to the children of the
i family she served. During her illness
'Mr. and Mrs. Stephens cared for her
and sent her fruit and delicate food.
| They also bore the expenses of her
funeral and grieve over the loss of a
l true though humble friend. The
services were by Rev. Barnes of the
colored Baptist Church.
Full line of new Spring Hats.
- DuPre & Wallace.
Marietta Cotton Market.
Cotton gold in Marietta Wednes
day forjl4}{ cents.
New Trial Granted.
Judge Morris has granted a motion for
a reheain.g in the case of the Kennesaw
IPaper Company to prevent the empty
| ing of city sewage into Soap's creek,
! Mrs. Meinert is booking her orders
'for plants, especially roses. Any |
!plants desired can be ordered through |
| her by phoning 85. Jan 20 tf |
- They Joked Mr. Joe Hardage.
Nobody likes a joke better than Mr.
Joe J. Hardage, who is touring the west
with Mr. R. E. Butler. Monday several !
of his friends wrote the following tele
gram and wired it across the continent,
‘‘collect’':
*J. J. Hardage, 1046 North Fair Oaks,
Passadena, Cal., The rations are all gone
tg ‘.> !1\ ut one more fire, Little
QOur rent is due, Hurry home ick, |
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? Mr. Hardage is a confirmed bachelor ‘
'He will find a w 1y to get even when he
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FOR SALE—One new ten gallon;
barrel ehurn. Will churn four gallons
of cream. Mrs, Henry Meinert, 306
Roswell street, phone 85, 1t
Your Plans Will Work Out.
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=9 Vn@ D : 0 from this yard. So will the
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our business. Let us figure with you, and
if Low PRICEs, best material and prompt de
liveries are considered, we'll do the rest.
Out-of-town inquiries and orders Solicited. :
HANDSOME LINE PINE and OAK MANTELS
City OFrices and Warehouse : Atlanta Street,
Phone 204,
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Co. Bldg., 140 Peach- Capital & Surplus §300,000, Home of Savings
tree St., Atlanta, Ga& Cor North Broad & Luckie Sts., Temporary
Ready about May 1, . .
1911, iocation, Atlanta, Ga.
Friday, February 10, 1911.
