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Mrs. Carter. .
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Mrs. A. H. Ulpl and children spent
rhursday with Mr, and Mrs. Joe
Carter.
THE SHOW Windows at Dobbs
Hardware Store have been very
attractive the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hicks, of Car
tersville, spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hieks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Daves, of Car
tersville, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Robeson, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence, of
Atlanta, spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. R. deT. Lawrence.
Mre. C. A. Rowland and Miss An
nie Rowland, of Augusta, are guests
of Miss Crockett for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Murdock
gpent Thanksgiving in Kennesaw
and dined with Mr. and Mrs, G. W.
Prichard.
The Kennesaw House served a
typical Thanksgiving dinner las*
Thursday and had a great many out
of town guests.
Mr. L. B. Robeson is in Boston,
Mass., attending the annual meet
ing of the Ginn Publishing Co., »f
which he is a member.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rowland
Brown have moved to Bradentown,
Fla., to live. Mrs. Brown was Miss
Lucy Gilbert and she will be sadly
missed by many friends.
Mrs. J. E. Sage had her cousin,
Mr. Themas A. Taylor, of Pittsburg,
Pa, stop over Tuesday on his way to
Savannah and other southern cities.
Mr. and Ms.r R. V. Bidez, who
spent some time in Marietta summer
before last, have another son who
has been christened Robert Simon
ton. :
Miss Harriet Robeson has return
ed to Wesleyan college in Macon af
ter spendng a few days at home.
Miss Mary Robeson is at home from
a visit in Covington.
Why Not Buy at
Home? We have the
Goods and our prices
are lower than At
lantans.
Daniell Bros.
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$ & 18 XX ¢
- Mr. and Ms.r R. E. Benson will
move into the Bussey place on Whit
lock Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Benson will be at home with them
after the first of December.
- Miss Evelyn Clay was among the
girls attending the dance given last
Friday evening by Mrs. John L. Tye,
in Atlanta, for her daughters, Misses
Carolyn and Ethel Tye.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wallace spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Atlanta
with their daughter, Mrs. H. A. Rob
ertson, who celebrated her 20th
birthday on Tuesday with a fine din
ner. ;
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Hardin
stopped in Nashville for Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mrs Walter
Parmer who entertained for them
in other delightful ways beside the
important dinner,
Special bargains in the big sale at
the German Store—good undershirts,
value 60c, going for 29¢: Overall
Jumpers, value $l.OO, going for 69c;:
Youths pants, value 75¢ to $l.OO, go
ing for 39¢; 30 Balls Thread for
19¢; 50c¢c Umbrellas 22¢. Don’t fail
to come after our free presents, nice
$2.00 Petticoat; Linen Table Cloth;
good Valise; nice Glass Ware for
Christmas. Read our big ad and eir
culars in this paper. The German
Store. L. Saul, Prop.
RECITAL AT SMYRNA.
Pupils of the Southern university
of Music will give a recital at the
Methodist church in Smyrna on Mon
day evening at 8 o’clock. Marietta
pupils of Mrs. C'ara Brown will al
-80 take part and Mrs. Wyatt will
sing.
WHITLOCK HOUSE, CHURCH ST,
MARIETTA, GA.
FURNISHED rooms for rent, for
light housekeeping; one or any
number connecting. Hot and cold
water, electric lights, and modera
bath rooms on each floor. Terms
reasonable. Address by letter or can
be seen on premises at or after 7
P. m. M. G. Whitlock, Jr.
i ~ LUCKY LITTLE WAIF.
It is better than a fairy tale how
this little boy has landed in a snug
home harbor, although he did not
come “sailing with soft silken sails
from far off Dreamland into ours,”
lin the first place.
He was deserted recently by his
!parents when he was not quite five
‘months old, here in Marietta, left
alone asleep in a bed. However,
there was a kindhearted young
‘woman in the house who took the
ipoor helpless baby and cardd for
him, but she couldn’t keep him al
ways; so she sent word to Mrs. Tom
Florence, who acts for the Benovo
lent association. This good lady
found the waif with no clothes—so
she called a sewing bee to order in
her home last Wednesday afternoon,
and about fifteen pairs of willing
hands soon fashioned an outfit of
dainty garments. The baby was a
plump, brown eyed beauty, and all
he needed was a mother and father.
Mrs. Tom Hicks knew a couple she
was sure would be glad to have such
a baby. So on Saturday, Mrs. Har
ry DuPre came in her big car, with
her dear little son and daughter, and
took Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Florence and
the little waif away out Powder
Springs road to the childless home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson.
They soon agreed to adopt the
boy, and Mrs. Johnson declared he
was just the kind of baby she want
ed, and to think he had come in
such an up-to-date way !
Then Mrs. Hicks suggested hig
name should be Tom Hicks, but Mr.
Johnson declared he had a mule
named Tom Hicks—so Mrs. Florence
asked what they thought of naming
the baby Harry DuPre and calling
him DuPre. This suited every
body.
This is one of the things done
by the Benovolent asociation. Isn't
it just as wonderful and as beautiful
as if a fairy god mother had touch
ed the deserted infant with her
magie wand, and transported him
from utter misery into perfect bliss?
And to think everyone who helps
these noble women is taking part in
their good deeds!
Whenever You Need a General Toalc
Take Jrove's
The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic propertiesof QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
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1{ Smith & Potts—Smith & Potts
~ All these Bargains willigo on sale
- Friday, Saturday & Monday
Apron Ginghams :
Indigo colors, blue and white, and brown and
white, best 10c grade, limit 10 yards
6:C
A A A Sheeting
Full 36 in. width, 3 yards to pound 10c quality
7:C
gt e A bR ssL S S R e
Ladies Coats
Every coat shown here has a custom made ap
pearance. It is beautifully tailored and grace
fully designed in every detail and breathes
stylishness.
You will find in the materials many stylish
| broken plaids, broken checks, fancy mixtures
and novel stripes as well as the desirable plain
fabrics of the season.
Every popular raglan and set in sleeve, all sizes.
Note These Reductions
$6.50, s7.ooaod $750 Conts .. . o e w BN
PO andSoMConts ~ . .0 s P A
$12.50, $14.00 and sls.ooCoats . . . . $10.25
$20.00 Coats e o L et el
$25.00 Coats . : ; bl Ty oy TR
Shoes
What you really want to know about shoes ‘is’
Have we stylish shoes? |
Are our shoes well made?
Can you be properly fitted?
To all these gnestion we answer absolutely
QQYES!’
Three Days Sale Prices
$4.00 Shoes Do g T S el e
$3.50 Shoes e e e R e L
$3.00 Shoes LSt B o e
$2.50 Shoes GoES s A RO DR R O g e
One lot ladies and misses shoes in sizes up to 4
values to $3.00, to go in this sale at
_, 85c
Underwear
Chileren’s Union Suits, Vests and Pants 25¢ &
395¢ values to go in this sale at
17:c
Above Items For Cash Only and on Sale for
_ Three Days Only.
Smith & Potts
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