The Marietta journal., 1906-12-13

suitable Tor christmas presents for
men, women and children. You want
to read this advertisement, every line
OF it, and you will get information as to
your holiday shopping that will not
only aid you in your shopping, but save
you money and please you too. These
goods are fresh, new, stylish and np-to-
date, and you get something that will
greatly add to your pleasure in giving.
Solid gold, beautiful Pocket knives,
at E. M. Cook & Co.'s jewelry store.
For SALE.-House and lot. Baptist
town. Easy terms to good party.
JOHN P. CHENEY, Atty.
Maloney Shoes for children-the best
line in America. G, w, DuPRE.
E G Dyson carries full line of the
National Biscuit Company crackers.
We sell everything you need to eat
or wear. HI. A. Ward 6 Bro.
Gold and silver Handbags.
E. M. Cook & Co.
The holiday opening of E, M. Cook 4
! Co.'s jewelry store, on Friday night
from to 10 o'clock, was attended by
thFong of people who came to inspect
the splendid line of goods kept by this
enterprising firm. The store goods
were well arranged and tastily decora-
ted, and presented an attractive ap-
pearance. "A Merry Christmas" in
bright red letters, we're suspended
across the middle of the store as hap
py wish to all customers. Piano and
cornet music enlivened the occasion,
No doubt many sales will result from
this opening.
For SALE,-My farm containing $50
acres of land, about 40 acres of which
is in cultivation, balance in timber, a
good apple orchard, 1900 Elberta peach
trees, five years old, good corn and
wheat mill, cotton gin operated by wa
ter power, three tenant houses, a good
nine-room dwelling house, stables,
barn, etc. Price $5 500, or will sell for
1900 and retain mineral interest.
Terms to suit purchaser. 34 miles
northeast of Canton, Ga.
GEORGE w. CHAMBLEE.
We have a good line of cheap Blank
cts. H. A. Ward & Rro.
Chain Dishes, nice line: latest Ro-
chester Burner. the newest thing out.
E. M. Cook & Co.
We have all the best Overalls.
Fl. A. Ward & Bro.
E G Dyson gives special attention to
stock food.
Morning Glory Hams at E 6 Dyson's
Mr.. R. w. Neon and daughters have
bought of Col. B F. Simpson the two
Jsstory house on Washington avenue,
Inow occupied by Prof. w. T. Dumas
and family. Possession the first of next
July.
Fine English Walnuts, cheap.
HI. A. Ward & Bro. a.
The Marietta Book Store has moved
into their new building on the square. i.
gMr. E. L. Stringer, the proprietor, is
fready to serve the holiday trade with
everything imaginable in his line. Call
and see him. a.s.ss
Shelled Almonds, just in.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Dorothy Dodd Shoes for ladies. The
new styles have arrived.
G. w. DUPRE.
Try a package of our Buckwheat.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
II Christmas is coming, and everybody
Ewho sees our beautiful display OF HolI.
day attractions, is glad OF it. Come to
Headquarters for popular presents at
Popular prices.
4 E. NJ. Cook & Co., jewellers.
Call and inspect the big assortment
of Mems and Boys Clothing, Shoes and
Hats, at 7. W, Reads Clothing Store.
Have you tried Stag Coffee at E G
Dyson's?
Come in and see how satisfactory
Christmas shopping can be made, how
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far we can make your money go.
r. E. M. Cook & Co., jewelers..
I Mrs. Milo Lincium and Misses Kauf-
8nan, of Kansas City, Mo-, were guests
Ebf Mr.. Permedius Reynolds, at the
Ehome OF his mother on Lawrence street,
\ the past week. The were enroute to
Florida to spend the winter.
See US about q pair Of Gloves.
| II. A. Ward d Bro.
See our new fall shapes in Mems Hats.
| G. w. DUPRE
Most everything wanted at Fowlers'
corner.
Two pounds full cream cheese for on
ly thirty. live cents ct e q Dyson's.
Mrs. F.O. Pennington, of Fernandina,
Fla, and her cousin, Mrs DIR. Frances
Roush Satter, a talented lady physi-
clan OF Shelby, o., we're guests Thurs
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