The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, July 19, 1918, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six Y. ‘"R f o= lil :/v«_%fz; o -/:’ s;. ‘ ‘ : , , A o : =A= i . / \_/ \\C_Lj’i %@“’ ; \%G/ . ; | CEARIY ' Every previous year we have had a July Clearance Sale, but never before have we reduced the same goods that we have to pay a great deal more for than the regular price when we go into today’s market. | In showing our appreciation to our good customers, we offer to you the prices quoted below. , ' We hope each and every one of you will take some of these remarkable savings = Buy Your Knitting Wool Now—Don’t Wait We have just received some beauti ful colors in knitting wool. Call for them, Everyone knows today the situation of the wool market. Before the gov=- ernment took charge of the manufac turers we bought a large line of Wool Garbodine, Poplins,Storm and French Serge which are now in, and are sell ing the same as in the dead of winter. Do not wait tiil they are all gone; buy NOW! Sea Island | 39-Inch Sea Island worth on today’s market 39c; sale price.......... 23c Not over 20 yards to a customer. Special ~ Months and months ago we noted the scareity and demand for large Plaid Ginghams. Imme diately we placed orders with some of the best houses for ginghams to be shipped at once. Sev eral times after that we received letters stating that they were unable to fill our orders, owing to the great demand and scarcity of this goods. Later they—seeing that we were determined to have what we bought—sent to us an incom pareable assortment of large rich colored 32- inch Plaid Ginghams, such as are sold every where at 50c, while they last . _______ .___ 39c¢ Buy your school Ginghams today, as there will be NO MORE. i Don’t miss the many bargains in our July Clearing Sale. Come early. 9 ® . Florence’s Special Bargain Sale! We have left about 200 pairs of Ladies’ Pumps and Oxfords, both black and tan, value up to $6.00, that we are closing out at $1.89 per pair—most all sizes. | i ~ Also have a broken lot of Children’s Pumps and Button Oxfords, black and white, value up to $3.00, that we are closing out at 79 cents. e The W. A. Florence Dry Goods Company Mrs. Joseph M. Brown entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club this week. * * * % Jim Brumby, 3rd., son of Mr. and Mrs. Mongin Brumby, of Oakhurst, Florida, is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. 1. D. Hoppe. ¢! & ‘0 ¥ Miss Loue Dean Stephens of Wood stock was the guest of Miss Christine Blair last week. e Mr. Esmer Byrd of St. Augustine, who has been spending a few days with his wife at the heme of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Mell, has returned home. ' X & 3-8 % Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Glover, Miss Aimee D. Glover, and Miss Fredonia Field motored down to Macon on Sat urday to spend several days with Mrs. Aimee Dunwoody They returned home Tuesday evening. Mr. E. L. Milam and his daughter, Miss Ruth, attended the funeral of Mr. Milam's sister, Mrs. W. B. Swan sen, on Monday at New Holly, Bar tow county. Mrs. Swanson, who had been living ig Atlanta of recent years, is survived by her husband and two sons, besides other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Milam also attended the funeral. L 8 ¥ 8 Mrs. J. H. Simpson spent the week end in Norcross. i e 0 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cogburn and children, Agnes and Carl, spent the week-end in Alpharetta. * * * = Miss Emmie Montgomery left on Friday to spend a week with Miss Alice Green. s 9 Mrs. Walter Stephens and daugh ter, Bessie, have returned from a menth’'s visit to Dawson, Ga. ® 9 » o Children’s White Embroidery Dresses R R e e e IR a 0 B s s e DB . e R R e e R R 0.95 Lo el i O l® ’ ® Childrens’s Gingham Dresses We have only a few of these Gingham Dresses left which we are going to close out at these remarkable savings. SO BRN . L ae e. a eae 3.00 and 2.50 Bl L R R e L eil e 2.25 and 2.00 W iR R RT B R el s e 1.50 and 1.25 Bt e ]| el L ee i L o 3 “ ] Ladies’ Gingham Dresses i albhe ChHoahnl Dlvaeies .S e SRS 2— " g 8 P lete it B RL. esG T Y L e T 12.00 at 6.95 %’ ® . Ladies’ Silk Dresses s—Dresses, some of Dainty colored Crepe de Chene and others of dark Colored Taffeta. All new styles. Rialaravioe 200 tewe.. . b oo B s e e AR I—Navy Blue with white polka dots, something new, 1500 value,now______________________ 895 I—Ladies’ Silk Pongee in natural color, 25.00 value, now_________ ______ __________________ 1295 2—White Net Dresses; just the thing for evening wear. 15.00 values,now______ ____ ___ ___ 895 ® ’ \ . Ladies’ Fancy Parasols yasiand 180 Farasolß now.. -i 0 Sagn) o e s eJB et gy s o Le B e 2.25 and 2.50 vt ROW <e T es L e eee Dl e e 18l 3.08 and 3.50 b Bl 0 e aiee oo Se g e ey s e e e s sl gl THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER Mrs. Hugh Manning, who has been visiting relatives here, has returned to her home in Etowah, Tennessee. * BB W Miss Clara Thornton is visiing rel atives in Nashville. ¥ ¥ ¥ » Captain Jack Brumby has returned to Camp Hill to rejoin his command. Mrs. Brumby will spend several more weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Brumby, Sr. % 8¢ " Mrs. J. C. Milam returned on Sat urday from Rockmart, where she was called two weeks ago by the illnes and subsequent death of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Akin. *Mrs. Akin is sur vived by her husband and one son; her father, Mr. J. A. Atkins of Eliza beth; and three sisters, Mrs. T. H. Mull of Romeysand Mrs. J. C. Milam and Mrs. R. L. Groover of Marietta. Mrs. Akin has many frierds here, where she has often visited. Mr. Jim Looney came ‘up from Camp Gordon to spend the week-end with home folks. ¥* ¥ ¥ X Mrs. Will Eph Reberts entertained her Bridge Club very pleasantly on Friday. In addition to the members her guests were Mrs. W. A. DuPre, Mrs. Charles Wikle, Mrs. T. R. Pat terson, and Mrs. Cottingham. ® % &8 Mrs. Barbara Robinson of Flor ence, Alabama, arrived on Monday for a visit to her mother, Mrs. Har riet Scales. 3.9 - & S Mrs. Roy Thornton, who has been on an extended visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thornton, has returned to her home in Ohio. 5 B Mrs. A. F. Rolfe and children, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin @alvin, have returned to their home in Baton Rouge, Lowisiana. | Mrs. Joe Legg of Valdosta is the guest of Mrs. Newt Heggie. % oS %% Thomas Nodan is a page in the Legislature in Atlanta. & % * % »¥¥ ¥ % Mrs. Edward Hafer has returned to Atlanta after spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mar tin Calvin. . ¥ ¥ ¥ 3 : Mr. Hunter Morrisette, who has been spending a two week’s vacation at home left on Monday for Birming ham. *® % %% ; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins spent the week-end in Acworth. F ¥ ¥ X 2 : Mr. Charles F. Bolden is at home for a week’s vaeation. *%¥ ¥ | Mrs. Wil Eph Roberts is visiting‘l relatives in Cedartown. Friday Morning, July 19th, 1918 Be , ° Ladies’ Muslin Underwear One lot of Ladies’ Gowns and Ted. a dies in plain and embroidery fronts. RO valdes oW s sgl st T Pl e ey e ) 9B bl 7 T R 1,96 LR e i 1.60 ~ Charming New Silk Underwear | Camisols, Chemise, Underskirts and Brassiers. Just the thing for the stylish ladies. \ Voiles 40-inch 35 and 40c flowered and plaid dress We have some excellent values in , Ladies’ and Misses white Wash Skirts. Also a splendid selection of Silk ~ Crepe de Chine and Gorgette Crepe ~ Shirt Waists. SOl W e i 980 40-inch, (50c value) Foulard Dress Voile,now 42¢ 36-inch Punjab dark colored per cales, regular 30c value, n0w.... 39c One lot of 10c, IS¢ and 25¢ braid at Ic per yard. é One lot of 10c¢, 15¢ and 25¢ eards of odd but fons, thismates .« s utiane e . be Onelot of Ladies’ and Misses white Duck Hats, b 0 & 7oc valuesthissale v o oo . 950 Mr. and Mrs. Will Dumas of At lanta spent the week-ead with his 4 * e % * father, Prof. Dumas. Mrs. Llewellyn Terrell is keeping ’house in Mrs. Mim’s house during Mrs. Mim’s absence in south Georgia. * ¥ ¥ * Edward Groves is spending his va ‘cation with Ben Milner in Atlanta. |¥¥ % % - Miss Ruth Stephens leaves for 3 visit to her uncle, Mr. Hugh Mann ing, in Eowah, Tennessee. ¥ % ¥ ¥ Hon. Alec A. Lawrence of Savan nah, who is attending the Legislatuce in Atianta, has been up several times to see his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. d¢ T. Lawrence. - ~ Ty s e Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leach and son, Robert, Jr., of Oakhurst, F}'Ol"- ida, will arrive this week for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hoppe.