The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-20

page advertisement in this issue, which
it will pay you to read, if you need any
| thing in the jewelry line. They are re-
ceiving daily new line OF cut glass,
sterling ware, fancy vases, diamonds,
watches, clocks, chains, necklaces,
OF the best goods and designs. Their
solid. gold back combs are beauties,
and you will do we'll to call and see
them. One of the most novel articles
is their clock, which runs four hundred
days with only one winding. The price
is 800. Buy it for present. The Plato
| clock, registers the hours above and
minutes below, and attracts great
attention In watch, clock and jew
elry repairing, they are doing q
large share of the town trade. You
want TO call and see the goods at this
store. Don't fail to read the ad.
Courteous treatment and prompt de-
livery is my motto. E DYSON.
The Fall Opening" at the J. R. King
Dry Goods Company's store is now on.
New and stylish dress goods, silks,
linen, waistings, Long cloth and French
Nainsook, wash goods, notions and
shoes are now in stock, and is as at
tractive display Of the best to be had
as you will find anywhere, Atlanta not
excepted. In the millinery department
you will find that Miss Anderson, who
has just returned from New York, has
anticipated your wants, and can please
you in a stylish fall hat. Read page
| advertisement in this issue, and call
and see them.
For SALE.-About acre of land. nice
new broom dwelling, good barn, garden,
orchard. Good water Everything in
| first class condition. Price $l,75O
Terms one third cash. Easy payments
on balance. Can furnish more land if
desired. Located about one mile south
| of Marietta, Ca, on Atlanta road and
! near car line. Also have some nice
building lots worth $4,000 to $500 90
each. Call on or write B. A. BUTLER,
at Butler Marble & Granite Co.'s office,
| Marietta, Ga.
| The annual meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society for the Ma
rietta District will convene at the
Methodist church next Friday night,
and will continue until Sunday night.
| Miss Leverett, of China. will be pres
ent and address the meeting Friday
night and other times. Miss Wikle,
| the conference secretary will also be
present, Rev. Joel T. Dawes, of Mil
ledgeville, will preach the annual SER
mon Sunday morning and will also
preach at night. All invited
DIED. Mrs. D. S. Tenpent died or
last Friday, after an illness of some
! months. Her funeral was conducted
at st. James Episcopal church last
Sunday. Rev. Nelson George officiating
Mr.. Tennent has the sympathy of oul
people in the great bereavement that
has befallen him. In the last few weeks
he has lost his wife and one child. Such
Affections seldom befall one family in
so short time.
For SALE.-The McCollum place on
| Whitlock avenue. This is one of the
finest homes in Marietta, consisting OF
about fifty acres of fine land. apply
to W. S. Turner, admr. of H. G. FUR
ner; or N. A. Morris, attorney.
The fall and winter stock of clothing,
shoes, hats, etc, have arrived and are
now on display at G. w. DuPre's store.
Everything is of the newest and latest
styles for men and boys wear. and you
can be pleased in price and quality Of
goods. This enterprising and clever
merchant never fails to treat custom
ers right. He can be relied on to do
the square thing, and if you want to be
fitted from head to foot, call and see
him. His advertisement in this issue
tells the story. Read it.
For SALE.-About five acres of land +,
just the place for dairyman or dray-
man; running water, Bermuda pas
tire, good orchard and garden, nice
e.roon dwelling, large metal roof barn
will accommodate % head cattle and
several head of horses Everything in
| ffrst-class condition. Price $2,750,0O.
Terms, one-third cash easy payments
on balance. Located one mile south of
Marietta, Ga, on Atlanta road, and
also near car line. Write or call on B.
A. Butler, at Butler Marble & Granite
| Co.'s office, Marietta, Ga.
why don't you get an automobiles
"My dear sir" was his reply, II don't
need it. I have a dog, three life insu-
rance policies and boil. | have trou-
BILE enough" .essss
The china sale at the Carnes Furni-
ture Company this week is one-third
off in price. You want to read their
half page advertisement in this issue
and get bargains in china.
Mr.. Jackson Dick, who has been i'll at
| Highlands, n. g., is improving, and
1 l, h.