The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-12
MARIETTA' GA. THURSDAY MORNING, DEC p, 1907

sOSScSS AeIC is largely Quo TO the help
printers ink has done to attract trade
to that popular store. Mr.. Bostain, in
the first selects the goods the people
want and then he puts prices on them
that induces people to buy. 1t is worth
a great deal to town to have such
pushing, wide-awake merchant in it as
Bostain. His business is growing all the
time, and will continue to grow. The
holiday goods offered in these four at
tractive pages are such as will be money
in the pockets of the people who trade
there. Read the ads and call and see
him.
PIANOS PIANOS If you ever ex-
pect to buy piano now is your oppor-
portunity. We are going out of bust.
ness and have several fine pianos on
hand OF the best make. They must be
sold. EN-. Cook 4 Co
Bargains every day for cash.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
We invite your attention to the half
page advertisement of the Marietta
Book Store, setting forth innumerable
Christmas articles suitable for presents
for the younger set, young men, yonug
ladies, andiolder people. You can be
suited at this store il you can any
where, and we ask you to read this adj
vertisement. 1t will help you select
your present, and thereby make it an
easy task. Call and see Mr.. Springer.
He will treat you right for he is clever,
courteous and liberal.
Beautiful Hanger Calendars Free
The United Drug Co. have sent J. w.
Legg & Co aquantity Of their beautiful
1908 calenders, to be given away free
with each purchase of one of the 300
different Rexall Remedies.
WANTED-A couple of boarders.
G. H, DoBBs,
Fresh fish every day at Manning's
Market.
WANTED-Sweet POTATOES at canning
factory. Will pay so cents per bushel |
delivered there.
MARIETTA TANNING 20.
The ladies of the Methodist organ
fund are holding bazaar in the Gober |
building on Atlanta street, Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week. One of |
the surprises to the ladies was about
$125.00 worth Of goods, donated to them
through the personal efforts of Mr.. B.
Fl. Bostain, who wrote 38 letters to
dealers in the markets where he buys
goods, and acquainted them with the
laudsble efforts of the Indies to raise
money to buy an organ. 1t was a very
happy thought of Mr. Bostain, and
brought liberal results.
Don't fail to see us at once i: you
want that new broom cottage with
water, electric lights, bath room, etc.
It's bargain, and will sell on easy
terms. Not another house in Marietta
with these conveniences at such low
price. $2250,00 buys it.
E. p. GREEN REAL ESTATE Co.
Rubber shoes for children, women
and men, cheap H. A. Ward & Bro.
Mr.. J. M. Gam, announces his candi-
dacy for Ordinary in this issue. Mr..
Gam is the efficient clerk in the Ordi-
nsry's Office, is thoroughly familiar with
the business Of the Office in all its de-
tails. ae is capable and competent as
every one knows to do good service and
fill the office acceptably.
FoR SALE-94 acres good red land, in
two miles of Marietta, at $32 so per
acre. Bernard Awtrey,
The First National Bank makes a
very creditable statement of its finan-
cial condition in this issue, to which we
call attention. This bank is on sure
basis, and has the confidence OF the
people.
Our shoes are giving satisfaction.
II. A. Ward & Bro.
! We have special bargain in broom
cottage with bath and toilet, hot and
cold water, electric lights, closets, etc.
This is new cottage, on good street;
nice, elevated lot. A great bargain at
$225000.
E. P. GREEN REAL ESTATE Co.
FoR SALR-2OO acres improved red
land, near Lost, Mt, for $1,000
Bernard Awtrey,
CAPTAIN w. J. HUDSON has for sale
best Jellico Block Coal, best Jellico Nut
Coal. Office at j. w. Hardeman &
| Sons store. Phone No. 81.
Wool for slippers, shawls, sweaters;
in fact, wool for all kinds of knitting
and crocheting. Also slipper soles, at
Mrs. B. Schoenthals.
Miller & Heart high grade nince
meat for sale at Hugh V. Manning's,
| hone 299.
50 cents per bushel paid for all sweet
potatoes delivered at canning factory
MARIETTA CANNING Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. B. Schubring, Of
Madison, Wis, will spend the Christ
mas holidays with Mr., and Mrs. Chas