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A‘J 17th, a €La
diss Josephine Jones |
for a tour of Califo
ouble Disc Recc E o
‘he Famous, Pearl Bi®s. Props.
£ Miss Alba Moor, of Atlanta, is visit
g Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Moor.
Double Disc Records 65¢ at
The Famous, Pear! Bros. Props.
Mrs. Cassell is suffering from a
sprained ankle resulting from a fall.
The Presbyterian Sunday Sehool went
to Powder Springs on a picnic Thurs
day.
Miss Effie Hipps, of Dallas, is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E,
Hipps.
For SALE—A refrigerator, 100
pounds capacity. Apply 313 Atlanta
street.
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riday and Saturday, June 13, 14 and 15, I will put on three days of the Greatest Price Reductions in Embroid-
White Goods that an utter disregard of cost will permit. Below we give you a partial list of the goods we will
ale these three days. As space will not permit we will not attempt to list everything we will have in this Sale, but we
cially invite you to make our store a visit during this sale, whether you want to buy or not. - See the Show Windows.
One lot of Flouncing. Former
price $l.OO, now ___________69¢
One lot of Flouncing. Former
price $1.98 ands2.oo now__sl.49
Only one pattern of Embroidery
Voile in white former price $4.50
A New o o 0 :88009
One lot of Dimity Flouncing,
former price $1.25 in this sale 69¢
One lot of Colored Embroidery
Voiles, 40 inchs wide, formerly
sold for 93c.. Now_________69c
One lot of Embroidery Edges
and Insertions, were 12 1-2¢ and
10¢ Now.. ... ... .. 10¢ yird
One ot of Dimity Edges, sold
for 15¢, 25¢ and 40c., in this sale
sewco it 19 19e and-29¢.
esepee - REHTE GOODS.
One lot of White Corduroys. Former price
IO o T e e
One lot of Figured Corduroys, formerly sold
for26cinthissale. . _.____.____._______ _l6e
One lot of Check Nainsook that sold formerly
for 15, 20 and 25¢ yard. Your choise of these
Be L v es v iSR eel
40 in Check Diinity, something good for summer
underwear and an extra good value for___ls¢ yd.
90~ inch Linene Sheeting was 69¢ yard. Now 49¢
50 inch Heavy Linen Crash, something that for
merly sold for 75¢ yard. Now___._________49¢
W. A. FlOl‘enCe = Marietta, Georgia;
june 1v J Mrs. H. G.
Mrs. Jas. W. Anderson, of
Ga., is the attractive guest of her
rents, Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Mell,
Lawrence street.
Mr. fand Mrs. Will Latimer, Mi
Alba Moor, Misses Lizzie”and Ett:
Cogburn motored to Alpharetta Satur
day and returned Sunday afternoon. l
For rent or for sale, 8 room house on
main street in Powder Springs, Ga.
Nice location. Price reasonable. Ap
ply to M. T. MARCHMAN,
6-14-2 t Dallas, Ga.
I have moved my office to Marietta,
in the Blair building, over T. .. Wal
lace’s store. Office hours from 10 to
12 a. m. and 3to6p. m. Office phone
164, Marietta. Residence phone 44-J,
Smyrna. T. J. VANSANT, M. D.
Mrs. W. F. Moor gave a spend-the
vy party Tuesday for the families of
sister, Mrs. H. T. Bell, and her
ers, Mr. T. A. Gramling, of Ma
and Mr. W. S. Gramling, of
.- There were fourteen guests
delightful day was spent.
s who live on Polk street are
ng the dreadful condition of
side walks. They are almost
us to walk on and those in
should attend to improving
before some one is crippled
e city for damages,
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LW 750 D\ \\e‘u &; ; 0 lot of Allovers. Former l @;’:&_—z
W N N\ 4] one ot of Swis i i brice $3.50, in this sale. 3550 D 2 sNS == M
AT I NS 3, and 4 inches wide. e WS &5, ————
S §/fls§@ BanfiS, v d 50c, sale price atterns of Lace 'i‘fl‘ g 2 o. A :
By '%@7/ 158 3ot 290 o S et & VN2 %00, . —,
NA NN 15¢ and 29c Flouncing, 30 an ) iyl oL,
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\NI 2 ’\‘%(97/ 4 75c and $l.OO, now__ : A 5l SRR\ AN
AN ‘,.\\.(,; f/—-& 222250 . formerly One lot of Embroidered Floune- T s iy @ \\\\ A \
! ,(‘g;)\m@‘*':@ One lot of Flouncmg,“i)_”gsc g V4lOO vatind now -. 59 T s
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How:
Mrs. L. N. ~
arm above the wi.sves
while playing in a buggy
he fell. Dr. Haygood set to
promptly and the }ittle/ boy is getting
on all right.
DEATH OF DANISE MOZLEY.
After an illness of several weeks,
Danise Lillian, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Mozley died Tuesday
morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Mitcham. She was only 14
months old. The funeral was conducted
by Rev. G. S. Tumlin at ten o’clock
Tuesday morning and the interment
was in Atlanta. The parents have the
sompathy of many friends in their
bereavement,
One lot of beautiful linen, cluny edges and in
sertions to match. Regular 25¢ values to go in
MR AT L e R
One lot of light weight cotton torchon laces
and insertion formerly sold for 10¢ yard now__6¢
One lot of Val Lace, 12 yards to the bolt to go
TP it Rl s e e
One lot of Val and Round Thread Laces. For
mer prige Do yard Bow. [ ol Loiis a 8 10
One lot of Embreidered and Lace Medalians in
this sale at half price. $h
Short lengths in Sea ‘lsland 40 inches wide,
RO PRI, . . . iisaries chas T e
daisies . and red nasturtiums. ‘l'he
guests favors were photographs of
Miss Mozley and Mr. Easters. At each
table was a book for the bride-elect in
which the guest wrote recipes, advice
and sentiments. Dainty refreshments
were served.
On Friday afternoon Miss Beatrice
Osborne complimented Miss Mozley
with a 42 and a linen shower. The
tables were on the wide veranda which
was decorated with growing plants.
The guest of honor was lovely in pink
mull. Miss Grace Carter served punch
and, after the game, refreshments
were served at tha small tables.
4-pices of Curtain Swiss, former price 10c., this
Bee S e R
Two pieces Curtain Swiss, former price 12 1-2¢.
I\;ow S o Sl gl S e eO T
Three pieces Curtain Swiss, former price Ibe,
DO ol ol st SA Tl
We also have a nice line of Bath Towels rang
inginpriceom. ... ... cwas e S 0 1o BUs
2-piece Fancy Curtain Net, regular selling
price 25¢c., to gointhis sale _________ ____l9¢
Four pieces Curtain Net in white, former
priog 1238 . this sle. ... = g
.~ Two pieces Curtain Scrim, formerly sold for
R RO .t e W T
of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Fuller, on Thursday afternoon
June 6, in the presence of a few rela
tives.
The previous plans for this wedding
were changed on account of the con
tinued serious illness of the bride’s
aunt, Mrs, J. N. Gantt. Mrs. Lewis
is an alumna of the Georgia Normal
and Industrial College and until her
marriafe was a teacher in this county.
Mr. Lewis comes hiEhly recommend
ed from Kennesaw where he holds a
responsible position with the N. C. &
St. L. railroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will make their
home in Kennesaw.
Just a few pieces of 36 inch, White Percale,
a pretty smooth quality, formerly sold for 25c.
WoMds . el RR T
White Shirt Madras, regular 25¢ and 85¢
sollony- 0r5...c0 i i oW and 36¢
40inchGown Lawn ________________ls¢ yard
Figured Madras for Waist, regular 25¢ . sell
0800 o i b R b
One lot of Linene to run inthis sale for
10, 12 1-2 and 15c¢. : T
90 inch Linen Sheeting, just the thing for ladies’
skirts, regular $l.OO sellers, in this sale_ =M% .yd
One lot of 27 inch Soiesette, good 12 1-2 c and
15¢ valus to go in this saleat___.._.__._B¢ yard
% che evenin
- av ot. Luke’s Methodist
urch, Columbus, Ga. '
DEATH OF DR. W. H. DEAN.
Dr, William Hiram Dean died last
Thursday at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. W. A. McAfee, in Woodstock.
He was in his 89th year and was sick
only a few days. He had been a physi
cian and a Baptist preacher for many
years. Dr. W, H. Perkinson is a grand
son of Dr, Dean. :
The funeral was conducted bge Rev.
A. B. Vaughn and the Ball- arers
were the six grandsons, Dr. W. H.
Perkinson, Messrs. Oscar and Jesse
Perkinson, Messrs. Hal, Will and
Leonard Dean,
Two Pattterns of Embroidered
'Lingerie. Were $5.98, now $3.98
pattern.
One lot of 30 inches Embroid
ered Flouncing. Formerly 25c
and'Bbe mow _..0l L. .18
One lot of Corset Covers, em
‘broidered, 18 inches wide, for
‘merly 20c and 25¢, now_____is¢
M
We have a nice lot of Crepe
ranging in price from__ls to 35¢
40 dozen ,Ladies’ Vests; 10c
quality to go in this sale______Bc
Mosquito Net, all colors at
DOE YU o et
Extra good quality large size
Towels, to go in this sale at__lo¢
