The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-10-04

mipgs ana celoringe. The best evidence
that the beautiful hats pleased Gus
toners was the large number of sales
made and being made. Taste, neatness
and style dominated, and the success
Of the Grand Opening was more than
MRS. Warren expected. She always Sc
lects her millinery in person, and her
well known good judgment and excel
lent taste is verified in results. The
store has never had as many varieties
OF hats as are now on sale. If you cali
not be suited here, it will be wonder.
Call and see for yourselves, as a per-
sonsl inspection is what Mrs. Warren
wants you to do. The goods and prices
will induce you to give your order for
one Of her exquisite creations.
Don't forget Jardiniere Sale, &C Nc
Clure's, Friday, 8 a.. m.
full stock cuff buttons, stick pins,
brooch pins, belt buckles, bracelets,
Jobs, chains, etc, latest designs, have
just been received at H. E. Kerley's
jswelry store. Will be sold twenty per
cent. cheaper than can be had else
where. Cur guarantee goes with each
l'sale.
= Dr.. John ". Phelps, the well-known
J Osteopathic physician of Atlanta, has
consented to make Marietta for awhile
and will have offices at 300 Atlanta
street, where he will be glad to consult
with any zone desiring treatment
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 8
to SPIN.
/ The Biltmore Hotel on Church street
now run by Mrs. T. W. Mitchell will be
vacated January LIST, 1907. This house
has every modern convenience. hot and
f. cold watek, bath rooms. closets, &c.
Will be rented to acceptable tenant by
the year at $40 per month Address
: Mrs. H.W. Dunwody, Is Currier street,
Atlanta, Ga.
d Mr.. John A. Mcintosh, of Marietta
e will be married to Miss Ida Mesmer, o,
= Knoxville, Tenn, on the 10th inst
Hand engraving free on all articles
bought OF E. NJ. Cook & Co.
We are in to stay. Come and see u.s.
GATLIN & Co.
q The Carnes Furniture Company has
grown until it has stocAof goods equal
to any city, larger enough for you to
: get suited by immense variety and
K cheaper enough TO accommodate your
pocket. They are generous enough to
Q advertise to induce you to come to Ma
0 rietta to trade and you will find that
they are generous to give you bargains
when you call to see them. They have
something to say to you in an half page
advertisement in this issue. Read it.
!, 10c Jardiniere Sale. Don't miss it.
3 At McOlure's. Friday, a. m.
Mr.. G. C. Grist will commence his
fourth annual mill end sale OH Satur-
day, October 18th and continue fifteen
days. This will be the largest sale
with more genuine bargains in it that
he has ever offered. This is to be rec
ord breaker in catering to the wants of
the people. 1t will pay you to attend
this sale. Keep posted as to the date
and be on hand. Read page advertise
l ment in this issue.
Don't forget Jardiniere Sale, at Nc
Cures, Friday, s O. m.
Mr.. Mayo Gantt has bought of Col.
}, B. T. Frey one of the Stubinger lots
fronting on Atlanta street, next to Mr.
+ John H. Boston's property. Mr. CAN'T
4 will build nice house on it and occu-
py it with his family. He holds po-
sition with the w. G. A. R. r. in Allan
The marriage of Mr.. S. P. Sanford
and Miss Nellie Hughes will take place
Wednesday evening, Sd inst, at the
home of Mrs. L H Hughes on Washing
ton avenue.
Mrs L. E. Peacock, of Rlocton, Ala ,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Turner, of Nelson,
Ga. Mr.. Chas. 8. Sanford and Mrs.
n Kelly Allen, nee Miss Annie Sanford,
Of Macon, Ca, Mr.. and Mrs, D. L..
n York, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rollestore,
o and Mrs. Armele Helms, of Atlanta, Ga,
1 are in the city and will attend the
Hughes-Sanford wedding Wednesday
1 evening.
10c Jardiniere Sale. Dent miss it.
: At McCIure's, Friday, "a. m.
z Tax Collector II. B. Clay has his
: rounds in this issue. Read the adver-
}, tisement, meet him and pay your
4 taxes.
1Oc Jardlniere Sale, next Friday. 9 a
m, at McClure's.
q MONEY TO LOAN Il can make loans ia
seven per cent. on good real estate as
: security. Loans on farming lands a
specially. 1t costs nothing TO see me
at my office in Marietta and find out
Q all about il. R. n. HOLLAND,
Attorney al Law.