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Friday, Decem ber 5, 1915
Hoctal and Personal
Mrs. Inman Strong Chase will
spend the winter in Atlanta.
We would like to buy your sage,
Benson and son.
Mr. L. A. Hamilton, of Rome,
cpent Wednesday in town.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brumby
will return to Marietta to live.
Kid Gloves for Xmas gifts going
at cost at Lee & DuPre’s.
Mr. Otis Brumby has gone to
Wwashington City to spend a few days.
Fancy New York cheese at Faw’s.
Miss Katie Maddox- has Miss Stel
la Jones spending the week with
her.
Kid Gloves for Xmas gifts going
at cost at Lee & DuPre’s.
Miss Hallie Aman, of West Point,
gpent the week end with Mrs. J. T.
Corley.
Buy your groceries at Faw’s and
receive votes in the Diamond Ring
Contest.
Closing out sale still going on at
Lee & DuPre—everything going at
cost. ¢ :
Mr. A. W. Keller, of Forsyth Coun
ty, spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs.
G. F. Haygood.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clackum are
building a pretty bungalow on the
(tecrgia highway.
Special for Saturday, Dec. 4th onlv
any $3.00 hat in the house $1.98 at
Lee & DuPre.
Mrs. William Terrell is recover
ing from a minor surgical operaticn
at Dr. Nolan’s sanitarium.
"Mr. and Mrs. Will Harkins, of
Moultrie, are spending a few weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bishop.
Special for Saturday, Dec. 4th only,
any $3.00 hat in the house $1.98 at
Lee & DuPre.
Mrs. John M. Graham is in Macon
visiting Mrs. Charles Holt and at
tending a board meeting of the D.
A. R.
Rev. Randolph Claiborne is fin
La Grange this week holding a mis
sicn and will be in Griffin next
we. .
1 ics Ruby Webb won the bottle of
fine: perfume given away by Grif
fit.'s pharmacy. Miss Mattie Lou
Ba rett drew the number.
Closing -out sale still going on at
Lee & DuPre—everything going at
Ccost.
JJayor Dobbs left on Saturday
morning to join several other state
senators for a deer hunt on St. Cath
erine’'s Island near Savannah.
| Smith & Potts - Smith & Potts l
All Millinery at One Half
Our fall millinery season closes in about two
weeks, and we have on hand a nice assortment of
new and stylish Trimmed Hats and Shapes which
will go on sale Friday morning at just one half
regular price.
They will not last long at these prices when
most of the winter is vet ahead.
$2.00 Trimmed Hats and Shapes . : $l.OO
$2.50 Trimmed Hats and Shapes . . . $1.25
$3.00 Trimmed Hats and Shapes : vy L 0
$5.00 Trimmed Hats and Shapes . . . $2.50
’ %7.50 Trimmed Hats and Shapnes : \ 853.75
| $lO.OO Trimmed Hats and Shapes . : . $5.90 |
Don’t forget the clock. It stops once a week
and is opened every Tuesday at 2 p. m. It will
pay you to be on hand.
DIAMOND RING and $50.00 IN GOLD
Coupons Given on Every Cash Purchase
Smith & Polits
- Marietia, Georgia.
Misses Ina and Marguerite Russell,
daughters of Judge R. B. Russell,
spent the week end with their aunts
Mrs. E. M. McCullock and Miss S. E,
Rusesell.
McClure have added to their mil
linery lire this week one special lot
of velvet hats, worth $3.00 and $4.00
on sale at $l.OO.
Mayor Dobbs has reiturned from a
hunting trip to St. Catherine's Is
land and brought home with him a
deer and some ducks as trophies of
his skill as a markeman.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Moss had as
their Thanksgiving dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dieckmann, Dr.
J. D. M. Armstead and Miss Mary
Neff, of Agnes Scott College.
Miss Louie Dean Stephens enter
tained the F. F. F. Club Tuesday af
ternoon at Mrs. Cohen’s. The mem
bers present were Misses Lucile Mor
ris, Rebecca Wyatt, Augusta Cohen
and Villa Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Brown,
Miss Cerrie Hoyt Brown, Miss Julia
Anderson, Mr. Houston and Mr.
Bohannon were dinner guests, on
Wednesday of last week of Mr. and
Mrs. James T. Anderson.
Mr. Judson Stanley has returned
to Marietta after several months in
South Georgia and is again at his
post of duty with the Marietta Jour
nal. He is welcomed by many friends
and is glad to be here again.
Special for Saturday, Dec. 4th on'y,
any $3.00 hat in the house $1.98 at
Lee & DuPre.
A party including the families ot
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ripley, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Burr and Mr. and M.s.
L. L. Rogers, of Kirkwood, motored
up to Kennesaw mountain Thursday
and enjoyed a picnic dinner there.
Misses Sallie and Anna Adams
and Mrs. G. P. Reynolds have return
ed from Andelusia, Ala., where they
joined their father in a visit to M-,
G. W. Adams. Mrs. Reynolds is
expecting her father to spend Christ
mas here and then go to Florida
for the rest of the winter.
A WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Florence cele
brated the eighth anniversary of
their marriage on Thursday evening
with a turkey dinner. Their guests
were Dr. J. H. Patton, Dr. Rembert
sniith, Dr. C.D. Blder, M¥r W. A
Florence, Mr. T. W. Read, Mr. F. M.
Bruce, Mr, Sam Grogan, Mr. T. L.
Wallace and Mr. Carl Barnes. A
very happy evening was spent.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
WATERS--COWAN.
Miss Willie Grace Waters ‘and Mr.
0. A. Cowan were married on Wed
nesday cvening at the manse by Dr.
J. H, Patton with Mr. and Mrs.
Dempsey Medford as their only at
tendants.
The ceremony took place at six
o'clock and immediately afierward
the bridal pair went to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Florence to din
ner and to spend the evening.
They are at the Whitlock House
and are receiving felicitations from
their many friends. The bride is
one of our prettiest young ladies and
one of the valued salesladies in the
W. A. Florence store where Mr. Cow
an is in charge of the shoe depart
ment,
BAZAR ON FRIDAY.
The ladies of the First Baptist
church will have a bazar in the new
Manning building on Friday Dee.
3rd. Besides the pretty and useful
things for sale hot chocolate, coffee,
wafers and cake will be served.
Every one invited to come and en
joy a social hour and buy if they
can be suited.
MISSION AT ST. JAMES.
A preaching mission will be held
in the Episcopal Church here ne:t
week Dbeginning on Mcnday and
continuing through the following
Sunday. After a short prayer ser
vice addresses wiil be made oYy
Rev. Meassrs. Murrish and Andrews
at 4 p. m. ang at 30 p. m.;: with
questions answered at the 7:30
service. Kverybody cordially in
vited to attend.
These visiting ministers will be
at the homes of Miss Hattie Cleve-‘
land and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brum
by, Jr.
MISSIONARY RALLY LUNCHEON.
The Woman’s Missionary Society:
of the Presbyterian Church has is
sued invitations to the ladies of their
congregation for a Missionary Rally
Luncheon in the Sunday School room
Monday, December 6th, at 11 o’clock,
Mrs. Archibald Davis, of Atlanta,
the president of the Georgia Synodi
cal, will be present to give a talk.
There will also be some talks by
members of the society and a musi
cal program.
1t is hoped that these features will
help to strengthen the forces of
the society—to increase the number
of workers, and to give greater zeal
and enthusiasm to the old members.
The luncheon will be the social
feature. This meeting is to take
the place of the monthly meeting ol
the committees.
A THANKSGIVING DINNER.
The Rome Tribune-Herald reporis
a Thanksgiving dinner served by
Captain Thomas B. Mathis at his
country home in Floyd County ia
which everything except the choco
late, coccanut and sugar in the cakes
and the cranberries and celery were
produced on his farm,
The menu was: roast turkey, fried
chicken, roast goose, quail on toast,
fried rabbit, barbecued opossum, fried
squirrel, boiled ham, chow-chow aad
peach pickles, celery, cranberries, jel
dles and preserves, pumpkin pie, po
tato custard, relishes cocoanut cus
tard, pound, chocolate, jelly and co
coanut coke, sweet milk, coffee, but
termilk, home-ground corn meal
bread, home-ground wheat biseuit
and light rolls.
The celery could have grown on
his farm just as well as the sweet
npotatoes did but it was a notable
dinner indeed.
MR SHEFFIELD ENTERTAINS.
- Mr. Lemon Sheffield gave a mus
icale on Thursday evening to a num
‘ber of friends. Mr. Sheffield, Mrs.
ißessie Scott and Mr. Boyd Parris
furnished the music which was very
7gr(\atly enjoyed and a merry time
Iwns spent.
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. .McClure 10c Co. have on sale a
‘nice Selection of fur trimming at
from 20 cents to 50 cents yard.
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AMAZING HOW GOOD NEWS TRAVELS!
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ONLY A FEW WEEKS AGO THE NEW
HOCSIER WONDER WAS ANNOUNCED
AT THE ASTOUNDING PRICE OF
522.85
When you consider that this Hoosier has a pure Alum
inum full sliding table, tilting flour bin, glass sugar bin,
deep metal drawers, oversize cupboards, casters that won'’t
break, and dozens of other hidden perfections. the wonder
of this suprise grows. And you understand why dozens
of women who have come to see it are delighted that they
can buy a genuine Hoosier filled with convenience at a
price they all can afiord.
We have just received a large shipment of these cabinets
ranging in price from $22.85 to $41,60.
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The Hoosier club will begin
on Dec. 11 and close Dec. 18
These are strictly Cash prices but during this sale, they
may be had at the remarkably low terms of $l.OO cash and
$l.OO weekly.
Men this solves the Xmas problem in the easiest way.
MONEY BACK IF SHE ISN'T DELIGHTED
Brumby & Gilbert
Exclusive Agents for Hoosier Cabinets.
108 Washington Ave.
Marietta - - - Georgia.
KENNESAW HOUSE NOTES.
Mrs. Chas. E. Newell has been the
guest of Mrs. George F. Newell for a
week at the Kennesaw House.
Mr. and Mrs. B, ¥. McDonald are
at the Hotel for the winter.
Judge Thomas, of Valdosta, Ga.,
spent a week at the Hotel during
the November term of court.
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Trammell have
returned from a month’s visit to
Chattanooga.
Mrs. George F. Newell is in At
lanta visiting Mrs. W. B. Crouch.
Mr. and Mrs. George H, Keeler are
expected here from California this
week and will spend some time at
the Hotel before opening their home
on Forest Avenue.
MRS. BROWN ENTERTAINS
LUNCHEON CLUB.
Mrs. Joseph M. Brown entertained
the Round Dozen Luncheon Club on
Tuesday. The table had a silver
loving-cup of Lady Hillington roses
in the center and on each end a vas?
of Christmas roses sent from Main 2
where they blossom in the snow. The
place cards were adorned with yel
low flowers and a delicious meal ot
four courses, including roast turkey,
was served.
Miss Allie Candler came with Mrs,
John S. Candler and Miss Laura
,Margarot Hoppe was also present.
Miss Sally Eugenia Brown and Mrs.
’lohu H. Boston filled places of ab
sent members.
SPECIAL SALE FOR
10 DAYS AT
H H ' k ‘
CKS
102 DIXIE AVF,
48 Ibs. Queen pantry
flour
$1.90
1 bushel best Meal
$l.OO
7/ bars Octagon soap
25¢
7 packages Clean easy
_ 25¢
7 packages Arm and
Hammer brand soda
25¢
No 2 can Tomatoes
71-2 ¢
31b Blue Ridge Coffee
30c
1 gallon pure apple
vincgar
30c¢c
No 3 Peaches, 3 cans
for .
24e .
2 cans heavy weight
oysters ;
- 2Be. ik
2 Ibs best Califosnia
peaches
iS¢
ll() Ib bucket Swift’s
| Silver leaf lard
! / $1.20
Every Thing Else
In Proportion
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