The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-12-20

The Marietta Book Store, E. L.
Stringer, proprietor, has a display
OF new and beautiful Christmas
presents that is the talk of the town,
and great rush is being made for
them. Sales so far have been better
than ever, because this store has some
thing to suit the taste and purse of
everyone in search of nice presents.
We call your attention to the advertise
ment of the Marietta Book Store on
front page, and ask you to read it and
call at once and see this splendid stock
of goods.
How about Kuppenheimer over
coat, rain coat or suit for Christmas
gift. Could you find any thing that he
would appreciate more? Full line.
G. W. DuPre.
Buy your coffee of Faw & Rogers
and have it ground by electricity while
you wait,
Morning Glory Hams at E G Dyson's
Business is business, and the B. H.
Bostain Company, the popular mer-
chants, are getting run of trade that
keeps them busy all the time. They
have the newest goods, and new ship
meDts are received every week. They
tell you in double page advertisement
in this issue of their special prices on
their holiday goods, which it will pay
you to read and profit by This enter
prising firm is leaving nothing undone
to attract trade to Marietta and supply
every want of the people IN this section
in their line. and thus save them time
and money.
Just received the finest apples that
ever came to Marietta at Faw & Rog-
ers'.
No PAPER There will be no paper
issued from this Office next week. The
next issue will appear January Sd, 1907.
In the meantime we desire to thank
our patrons for their very liberal pa
tronage during the year, and trust to
continue to merit continuance of the
same. May a merry Christmas and q
happy and prosperous New Year be
yours.
Our fine Holiday stock IS full, unex-
celled in quality. variety, beauty and
good taste. It is easy to select from,
supplies exactly what you want, and it
will be mistake to buy before you see
it. Remember, this splendid assort-
ment contains the right thing for every
person-old, middle-aged and young.
E. M. Cook & Co., jewellers.
The Robertson Necktie Factory, of
Atlanta, has established a branch of
their factory in Marietta, and have
rooms in Coles new building on the
west side of square, where number of
young ladies are at work. Mr.. Hy Al
bert, the electrician of the Marietta
Electric Co, has installed electric
irons. You ought 70 see how nice they
work. -
Plum buildings, fruit cakes, cranber-
ry sauce and many other tempting
things at Faw & Rogers.
The Carnes Furniture Company are
doing rushing holiday trade. Ex-
ira clerks are employed. They have
the goods, and are offering reduction
in prices. Read their advertisement in
this issue.
Bring your eggs and butter to Faw &
Rogers and exchange them for Christ
mas specials. Il
E 6 Dyson gives special attention to
stock food.
We call your attention to Mr.. Fl. E
Kerley's advertisement in this issue, in
which he is offering some rare bargains
in cut glass which he is closing out.
Also other bargains are enumerated in
jewelry, which you will do we'll to read
and avail yourself of the opportunity
of getting nice presents for Christmas.
Chain Dishes, nice line; latest Ro-
chester Burner. the newest thing out.
E. M. Cook & Co.
Most everything wanted at Fowlers'
corner.
Two pounds full cream cheese for on
ly thirty-five cents at E 6 Dyson's.
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Mr.. John D. Northcutt, Mr.. r. IA
Northcutt, wife, and son, Guy; Hon.
n. A. Morse, wife and children, and Dr..
Tate, will leave for Mexico on the 28th
inst, and will be gone probably three
months. Governor Hoke Smith is exE
pected to accompany the party. L.
See the tempting display of candies
at Faw & Rogers.
Christmas is coming, and every body
who sees our beautiful display of Holt
day attractions, is glad of it. Come to
Headquarters for popular presents at
popular prices.
E. M. Cook & Co., jewellers.
Call and inspect the big assortment
of Mems and Boys Clothing, Shoes and
Hats, at T. w. Reads Clothing Store.