The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-06-22

'eliS Vi matters and things that you are
interested in, because it ia part OF life
to keep posted as to time and place Won
can save money in extraordinary bar
gains. Now, you must remember this
Is the bargain season, when trade must
De induced, and this enterprisiny firm,
is offering the extra inducements in
goods and prices that you can't afford
to ignore. Therefore read this nag.
advertisement carefully and call at this
popular store and secure some of these
bargains. Money saved in purchases
is money made.
Ii the man at Winnings (his name is
known to the baggage-master) does
not return the package OF leather
straps he stole from Marietta Accom-
mediation train, he will be prosecuted.
LII you want the best candy on earth
we keep 1T, 'GuntheP'sw Enough said,
Faw & Rogers.
While our citizens are building many
residences the people who are to occupy
these houses must have employment.
Now, are there places furnishing work at
good wages equal to the houses being
built? The thing TO do is to put some
money in more manufacturing plants
so these houses will never be empty.
The ladies' have patronized the skat-
ing rink in such large numbers that the
management has decided to make the
price for ladies skating 15c day or night.
For SALE-Horses, vehicles and har-
ness and everything formerly in the
livery stable owned by Geo. L. Turner,
on time or for cash, at your own price.
The stable is for rent.
H. Meinert.
The Trio Laundry in Atlanta is the
largest and best equipped laundry in
the south. Harry Haynes is their Ma
rletta agent. Telephone 254.
Let every man and boy buy, their
Clothing from 7 W. Read and Marietta
will be noted for the best dressers in
the South.
The maple, for the new floor at the
Skating Rink, has arrived and will be
put down Friday.
Rev. 7. M. N. George arrived in the
city Thursday and preached his first
sermon Sunday morning. Mr.. George
was given cordial greeting He is a
very able preacher, and the st. James
Episcopal Church is to be congratulated
on securing him as rector.
MESSENGER SERvIoE-Call Phone 319.
[ will deliver messages, packages, grips,
ETC., inside city limits for ten cents.
Office hours to II a. nj and to o.
m. H. M. BRYANT.
Miss Allene Fields gave delightful
lawn party on Thursday evening at her
home on Atlanta street, complimentary
to her guest, Miss Mamie Fields, of
Albany, Ga. The lawn was brilliantly
lighted with Japanese lanterns. Nice
refreshments were served.
We have complete line of Negligee
Shirts. Night Shirts, Neckwear, Under
wear, Belts, Hosiery, Collars and Cuffs.
I. w. READ.
The managers of the skating rink
will replace the present floor with
new hard wood maple floor at once,
which will offer greater pleasure to the
skaters.
The morning classes for ladies at the
skating rink have proven so popular
that they will be continued through
this week.
Mr.. G. E. Henderson, wife and sons,
Ed and Ryburn, and Mrs. J. M. Austin,
are spending this week at Tybee, Sa-
vannah.
For SALE-Desi-sble residence build
ing lots on Waterman street, overlook
ing town and Kennesaw Mountain,
within block of electric line. Parties
desiring to purchase would do we'll to
examine these lots before purchasing
Also, home place on which reside; II
acres. Apply to
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Agent,
324 Waterman St.
Coal! Goal We are in a position to
furnish you the best coal at the lowest
prices. Give US your order for June
delivery and save money. We do not
ask you to pay for this coal until fall.
All we want is to save you money and
get your order. Don't delay.
w. J. BLACK & Co.
Send us the names of your visitors.
II you are going to make Witt let US
know. We will appreciate any item Of
news furnished US. 1t is the only way
to keep up with the moving masses.
Mrs. P. T. Handy will build at once
two-story house on a vacant lot on
Washington avenue. Mr.. G. P. Hames
has the contract.
Dorothy Dodd low cut shoes have ar
rived. q. w. DuPre.
Mr.. r. L. Benson and wife, of Mem
nhis Tenn. are visiting his parents,