The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-02-25
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

ply TO D. IA DlOA'
Ask to see Linonette.
B. H. BosTAIN Co.
Mr.. Estes johnson, wife and little son
have moved back to EIlijay.
Order your bread from Faw & Rogers
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hutchinson are on
q visit to Mardi Gras, at New Orleans,
this week.
See B. H, Bostain Co. for Ladies' and
Children's Hose.
Col. E. P. Green came home from
Cortez. Fla, for few days the first OF
the week.
Fresh creamery butter at Faw &
Rogers Thursday.
There were 2S7 in attendance at Bap-
fist Sunday School last Sunday, and
248 at the Methodist Sunday school,
Special February bargains at Nc
Clure's 10c Store, this THURSDAY, Fri
day and Saturday. See the windows.
The Woman's Union meeting will be
held at the Baptist Church Friday af-
ternoon at $50 o'clock. Mrs. A. R.
Bond will conduct the service. All in
vited.
PUzzLE.-How much does 100 900 pre-
scriptions weigh? See answer in an
oother column.
Don't forget our Embroidery Sale
Friday l0a. m.
B, H. BosTAIN Co.
For SALE-One large, fine mule.
BENSON & Son.
DIED-Mr, G. L, Mcpherson, 60 years
old, died near Bremen, Ga last Satur-
day morning, He was the father of
Mr., N. G. Mcpherson, of Marietta, who
attended the funeral Sunday.
$1.75 Rugs for 81 90 at McClure's on
Thursday morning, See the windows.
MARRIED-At the home OF the BRIDES
parents in Atlanta, on 18th inst, Mr..
Howard H. Handy. of Rome, formerly
of Cobb county, to Miss Julia Bell Phil
lips Of Atlanta.
We take orders for ANY frozen deli
cacy, in any quantity, and deliver same
promptly. W. A. Sans & Co.
In Salmon, it pays to buy the best.
You can get it at Faw & Rogers,
The farmers are getting down to farm
work in good earnest when suitable
weather permits. The smell of the
guano will soon permeate the air and
greet the olfactories.
B. H. Bostain Co. are showing a
beautiful line of White Goods at 10,
l21a and 15c per yard.
Bowls and Pitchers-special for this
sale at $l,00. See the windows. Nc
Clure's.
At the Presby Laymen's Mission
airy Conference, in Birmingham, Ala,
last week, sixty thousand dollars were
voluntarily contributed to Mission
work.
Enamelware-4Oc. soc and Csc values
at McClure's for 25c each. See the
windows.
Trees are being set out by some of
our citizens. There are more shade
trees in Marietta than any town in
Georgia. They are mighty pretty to
have, but sunshine is conducive to
health.
Embroidered Corset Cover patterns
worth 75c to S100. On sale Thursday
at 4Sc. B. II. BosTAIN Co.
There will be special missionary SER
vice for young people at the Episcopal
Church next Sunday at p. m. to which
all are cordially invited. The service
and hymns are ON leaflets in plain type.
DoE'T forget that on Thursday, the
25th inst, CAN'T & Hodges soda fount
will be devoted to the benefit of the
Children of the Oonfederacy. Help the
cause by patronizing the fount on
Thursday.
New Glassware-the seasons latest
patterns l5c each. McClure's, of course.
See the windows.
Mr.. G. T. Webb has his new harness
factory in full blast on Atlanta street
in the Gober building and is prepared
to do your business. Read his adver-
tisement in this issue.
Carpet Slippers-cool, comfortable
good. Special 25c per pair at McClure's
See the windows.
FoR SALB-Good dry oak wood, either
sawed in blocks or split ready for the
stove. Phone me at IS or 205-L.
JOHN P CHENEY.
Provisions still continue to climb in
prices. The average income will hardly
be able TO meet the current expenses OF
home consumption if this thing keeps
on.
Galvanized Tubs at special prices for
this sale. McClure's. See the windows