The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-12-22

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| awake merchant thinks no more of
shutting his business out from sthe
newspaper field. than he thinks of living
without eating. Newspaper advertising
IS necessary to success. Look about you
and see who it is who takes the lead in
business, 1t is always the house that
keeps its name prominently before the
public through the local papers. The
people nowadays are always on the
lookout for bargains, and il is to the
newspaper they turn before buying.
The wide awake advertisers are the peo-
pie who do the business of the country.
Rome Tribune.
Majestic Ranges received the grand
| prize at the Worlds Fair. It Is the
ing.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
lanes P. Welsh will regret to know
OF their determination to leave Dalton
for Marietta, where Mr.. Welsh will
take an office position with the Brumby
Chair Company due to his long service
i with that concern. and will take him
from the trying outdoor exposure nee
essary here. Mr.. George Welsh has
arrived in Dalton and will succeed his
brother.-Dalton Citizen.
Coal! COAL The very best at the
lowest prices. See me before buying.
Find me at Anderson Bros. Co. store.
or Phone l37. ELMER ANDERSON.
Tar paper roofing best quality at low
est price. Dobbs Hardware Co,
Miss Emma Page, of Gastonia. N. c.,
who is visiting relatives here, will leave
nextweek for Atlanta to visit her uncle
Mr.. Edgar Anderson and family, and
after few days there, she will go to
| Wadesboro, N. c., to attend the MARI.
age of lady friend. She is very fine or
ganist and will play the wedding march
for the occasion. She is the daughter
of Mr.. James E. Page and is very
beautiful and charming young lady and
it is hoped she will pay Marietta an
other visit in the not distant future
Foot warmers for the carriage or
buggy Sold by Dobbs Hardware Co.
Small farms solve many problems.
They give man good neighbors and
better social and church privileges, Sc
cure better schools, rid one of the hired
help nuisance, compel more intensive
systems of agriculture and more in
telligent rotation of crops, bring better
highways. and compel the keeping of
only the best domestic animals. Most
men have too much land for their own
good and for the good of the country at
large.
Charter Oak Ranges, sold by Dobbs
Hardware Co.
Bring your old machines to John S.
lDobbins, the furniture man, and get
one of the new Standard Light Running
Sewing machines in exchange.
very valuable memorandum book
neatly bound in leather, full of Useful
information, has been sent US by our
friend Mr.. R. M. Cleveland, manufac-
turer of -four, at Wartrace, Tam. The
book is calendar for 1905 and 1905 and
is one of the most convenient of the
kind we ever saw. Our thanks is here
by returned for the remembrance.
To PEACH GROWERS AND NURsERYMEN.
; We have secured, through advice of
the State Entomoligist, Merck's Chem
ically pure, SO per cent, Cyanide Pot
ash for spring. Can sell at the very
lowest price. G. M, Crosby & Co.
What the farmers of the South ought
to do is to organize themselves into a
business association, eschewing politics
in said organization, and agree to act
in concert in the selling of their cotton
Let so much be placed on the market
at the time, holding for ten cents. and
then they will reap the benefits OF their
labor and not the bulls and bears OF
Wall street.
The merchants will close their stores
on Monday, December 26th and cele
brate that day instead of the 25th, as
Christmas comes on Sunday. The mer-
chants request chat you do your trad
ing by Saturday night.
CARD OF THANKs-I desire to express
my heartfelt gratitude and thanks tc
all who assisted in saving my house
hold goods from my burning home or
, Saturday, and also for substantial ia
vors from friends, all of whose kindnes:
certainly shall repay. A. M. WEEMs
The name Charter Oak" signitie:
best. Dobbs Hardware Co. sells them
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