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Friday, February 10, 1911
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Absolutely Pure
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Oream of Tartar
NO ALUM,NO LIME PHOSPHATE
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The Agricultural Train.
The Agricultural train will make
two stops in Cobb county. It will be
at Powder Springs at eight o’clock on
the morning of March 21st and at
Marietta at eight o’clock on the morn
ing of March 23rd.
A Hustling Concern.,
ONLY a few short months ago the Mo
bile Fruit Co., opened up a fruit and pro
duce exchange in Marietta. They
first commenced handling Bananas and
Oranges from wagons on the street.
This business has grown so rapidly that
they were forced to secure a large store
room on the North Side of the public
square, where they are now handling
two cars of Bananas each week, one
of which they ship to their branch ex
change in Cartersville.
They are receiving daily shipments of
fresh Vegatables from their large truck
farm in Florida, which gives the people
of Marietta an opportunity to buy fresh
vegetables daily. This is something
new, and they are highly pleased with
the liberal patronage they are receiving
Mobile Fruit Company
Why Do You Hesitate to Send Your
Son to theßest Schoolin the State
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111 E UOS] is . dao. aveh. SR all
have you investigated this matter?
You will be surprised to know how
little it costs. Come and let us talk
over the matter. Spring term has
just begun. Half of the vear is still
in front of us. WRITE TO-DAY.
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The Spruell School,
L.. M. Spruell, Principal
Marietta, Georgia
Social and Personal
Mr, and Mrs. Guyton Parmer Rey
nolds arrived in Marietta Tuesday after
a delightful tour of Florida. They vis
ited Jacksonville, Palm Beach and Or
lando, which was Mrs, Reynold’s home
in her girlhood, and where relatives and
friends entertained in her honor as a
bride. For the present Mr. and Mrs.
Reynolds are at home with Dr and Mrs,
Aristides Reynolds,
Mrs. Henry Meinert, who is an au
thority on the cultivation of roses,
urges everyone to prune rose bushes
immediately. Her directions for plant
ing and cultivating roses will be pub
lished next week,
- —During the absence of Mr. and
‘Mrs. James T. Anderson in Florida,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Andersan are with
‘the children at their home on Whitlock
Avenue,
—The monthly meeting of the
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
of the Methodist church, will be held
Thursday afternoon February 9th,
at three o’clock, in the church parlor.
MRS, GILBERT,
Secretary.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER.
—Mrs, Crosby entertained her bridge
club Tuesday.
—Mrs. J. M. Austin is visiting in
Nashville, Tenn,
-Mr. N. B. Camp is confined to his
room with rheumatism,
—Miss Anna Mae Jones entertained
her 42 club Thursday afternoon.
—Miss Annie Latimer visited her
aunt, Mrs. M. R. Lyon, last week.
—Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler are at
Palm Beach, Florida, for awhile.
—Mrs. M. P. Morris is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Cochran, at Tifton.
One lot of Ladies’ Shoes at
sl.4s—DuPre & Wallace.
—Mrs. L. E. York and Mrs. S. H.
Hall attended the Creatore Concert.
—Dr. J. N. Stanton is out again after
an illness of several weeks with grip.
—Mrs H. A. Dunwoody, of Atlanta,
visited the Misses Kilby on Thursday.
—Miss Mary Atkinson, of Demopo
lis, Alabama, is visiting relatives
here.
Onion sets 10 cts aqt, 35 cts a
gallon—Wikle-Hodges Drug Co.
—Mr. M. E. Keeler has been at home
a week, a victim of mumps, but is now
recovering.
—Miss Willie May Blair has re
turned from a visit to Miss Pearl
Davis in Atlanta.
—Children of the Confederacy are
reminded to meet at Mrs. Cohen's
Saturday at 3 p. m.
—Miss Gussie Groves and Mr Henry
Cohen attended the Creatore Concert
Monday evening.
One lot of children’s shoes at
1-2 price—DuPre & Wallace.
’ —Mrs. E. I. Welsh will leave on
{Wednesday for Waycross, to visit Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Moor,
—Mzr. and Mrs. Joe Carter, Jr., of At
lanta, will come to Marietta to live and
will be at home on Forest Avenue.
—Mrs. C. G. Feagin and her chil
dren, Ralph and Lucile, spent last
week in Atlanta with Mrs. Casey and
Mrs. Grogan,
Mr. John Kendall, of Boston, one of
the principal stockholders in the Ken
nesaw Marble Co., is at the Whitlock
House.
=Mrs. John Neal and Miss Nell Neal
attended the Yancey-Todd wedding
and the reception by General and Mrs.
Mills in Atlanta last week,
—Mr. and Mrs Richards,of Atlanta,
and Mrs. Crabb, of Macon, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Pfenning at
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Carnes.
Seed that grow at Wikle-
Hodges Drug Co.
—Miss Erma Culpepper, who has
beena guest of Miss Nell Neal, is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Culpepper at
the Hotel Majestic in Atlanta.
—Miss Jessie Barnes spent the week
-end in East Point with her sister,
Mrs. W. A. Murphy, and Miss Virginia
Barnes was her guest Monday,
| FOR RENT—4 room house on
| Lawrence Street—MßS. H. G. COLE.
l —Ladies of the Methodist Church
|are contemplating a revival of their
lfurmer reading circle and will meet
'next week in the church parlor to
|! perfect their plans,
| —Dr. Patton and Mr. Leon Faw left
{ Monday night for Fernandina to spend
ten days as guests of Rev. E. W, Way,
who has visited Marietta several simes
;and is well knocwn here,
] WANTED-—Two good salesmen and
collectors, good contract to right man,
SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co.,
'lt W. R. Tindal, Manager.
5 —Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Squires have
.moved to 215 Maple avenue and Mr.
'and Mrs, John Goodman have bought
'the place they vacated on Kennesaw
;avenue from Mr. George Green
| LOST—A gold chain and small
{locket containing two pictures Re
| turn to Cecil Manning and get reward.
E —Kennesaw Chapter U, D. C. will
| meet at the residence of Mrs. M. R,
Lyon Friday afternoon, February 10th
lat three o’clock. All members are
'1 urged to be present
Miss May MiTCHELL Secretary.
| —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Page and two
| Bons, of Pensacola, Florida, are visit
iing thefamily of Mr. L. B Carnes. Mr.
| Page has bought the Metcalf place
jand will move his family there 1n
labout two weeks,
~ Please don’t get sick, but if
'you do, just remember Wikle
’Hodges Drug Co. They are
‘prepared to take care of you.
! —A party of musiciang, including
‘Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardeman, Mr,
land Mrs. Charles Northcutt, Miss
Lizzie Hardeman, Mr. George Harde
man, Miss Nettie Barnes, Mr, Huzh
|V. Manning and Mr. John Barages
| enjoyed the Creatore Concert together
' Monday evening
x $l.OO shirts at 85 cents i 1 this
sale~~DuPre & Wallice.
Marietta Dry Goods Co.
(THE STORE OF QUALITY)
Special Values in HOSIERY
True Shape Hosiery for Ladies.
This is one of the best stockings
made for the price in Silk Lisle,
They are well made and give gen
uine satisfaction. Price 25 & 50¢
An extra good value in ladies’ me
dium weight hose. This is an ex
tra good wearer in silk finish and
is very popular. We are selling
these hose at per pair......15¢c
Boys extra heavy ribbed hose. Just
the very thing for school wear.
We know of no other stocking on
the market that will give near so
good service as this one. We
are selling these values rapidly
while they last at per pair....ls¢c
SOROSIS PETTICOATS in Black
Satteen and Heatherbloom., We
have an exceptionally handsome
line of these goods and are sure
they are good values. Call and see
them. Prices from ....Bsl to $5
1 Lot Odds and Ends Lace and
Embroidered Collars and Jabots, 15
and 25¢ values, your choice while
they lastat only ..... ......S¢
Marietta Dry Goods Co.
Phone 61
. A NEW ENTERPRISE ..
“GEM CITY BAKERY”
Invites your attention to their
Superior AssortmentofCaklles
and Pastries, Which are Un
excelled for Purity Q. Flavor
HAVING made a thorough study of the scientific and hygenic
principles of BAKING, and through long years practical applica
tion, have gained the requisite skill, knowledge and experience of
the trade, we can give you the assurance and guarantee that
everything you buy in our establlshmentis the BEST. and made
from the highest-grade of material to be had. This statement
we back up by our reputation, and we are exercising great care
to keep up this reputation we have jusily won.
THE PRICES of our delicious CAKES will be reasonable.
MAIL ORDERS promptly attended to, DELIVERIES MADE IN
ANY PART OF THE CITY. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE,
Gem City Bakery
27, North Side Public Square
EMBROIDERY
A dainty assortment of new Em
broidery Collars for spring, very
stylish and pretty at .. 25 & 50c
Veils 172 yards long, very pretty
patterns and the quality is good.
You will find these values worth
your while. Price each....2B¢c
An exceptiounally strong line in
Hand Bags. These are good val
ues evry one of them and we know
we can save you money in this
line. Price fr0m....50¢ to §1 00
Linen Sheeting, 90 inches wide,
made from smooth round thread
Bipervmg .............. N
New Dress Ginghams in all colors
and pretty patterns. To see these
pretty new goods is to want them.
Come and make your selections
before they are picked over. Price
peryard..........10and 1214¢
Galatea Cloth in pretty stripes and
colors for the boy’s rompers. These
good are splendid values, all bright
and pretty and you will make no
mistake when you buy them. Price
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