The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-01-28


the market on an elevated platform in
the center Of the building, presenting q
front view that is very attractive. The
The store has been put in the neatest
and cleanest trim, quite inviting, and
these enterprising and clever proprie-
tors are determined to afford every ac-
commodation to customers for their
groceries and meats. The choicest and
best of everything in their line at rea-
sonable prices, is their motto. This
beautifully attractive place is creditable
to the town. Drop in and see what you
think about it.
State School Book Exchange at Ma
rletta Book Store -Wentwurth's Prac-
tlcal Arithmetic exchanged for Mines,
WentWurth's Elementary Arithmetic
exchanged for Bacon's. Bring old books
to Book Store
For SALE OR ExoHANGE,-Some fine
Brown Leghorn cockerels, from Bel
mont eggs, for sale or exchange for
White Holland hen turkey.
MRS. Fl. VAN WICK,
Elizabeth, west of Kennesaw.
Mr.. G. w. DuPre, the enterprising
and up-to-date clothier, has inaugurated
his annual clearance sale of one-third
Oh on all clothing, shoes, hats, etc., to
make room for his spring stock. These
goods are the very best and Of the most
stylish make. and you should avail
yourself of the opportunity offered to
get some of these bargains. 1t is money
in your POCKET, by saving one-third OF
the usual price. Read page advertise.
ment for particulars, and call and see
for yourself.
Special salmon sale at Faw & Rogers
Thursday, the 28th.
SEWING DONE NEATLY at reasonable
prices. I am located at 7l5 Kennesaw
Avenue, at Mrs. J. G. Milam's.
MRS. SIMMONS.
Don't miss the bargains in Clothing,
| Shoes and Hats at T. w. Reads store.
Mr.. T. E. Curry and family are not
content to enjoy the excellent oranges
grown in their orange grove in Coro-
nado, Fla, but are sharing them with
some Of their friends. A box of these
delicious oranges were shipped to Mrs.
D. G.. Hames here, and she was kind
enough to leave some of these oranges
with the editors of the Journal. They
are fine, and we thank her for her kind
remembrance, and congratulate Mr..
Curry on the splendid fruit he is grow
ing in Florida.
Wo laundry all Royal collars bought
OF US for cent each, others 2 cents,
shirts 8 cents. E. G. Gilbert & 20.
WANTED TO borrow $1,000, to build
q house at Smyrna. Apply at Journal
office.
To THE PUBLIo.-Having rented E. p.
Green's farm and bought Mr.. A. J.
Leavells COWS and dairy outfit, have
added other excellent COWS, and eau
deliver at your homes a first-class arti-
Gle of milk and butter. Your orders
solicited. Phone 1876. Route
I. s. MORGAN.
Now is the time to geT your garden
seed. Get the best-we have them
Robert Buist's reliable garden seed
have been for 81 years. W. A. Sans &
Co.
We have $50 pairs mems, women's
and children's shoes that there is only
| one or two pair OF the same shoe, to
close out at cost.
E. g. Gilbert & Co.
Mr.. E. II. Clay and Mr.. Fred Morris
have formed partnership in the prac-
tice of law, as professional card in this
issue sets forth. They are both bright,
energetic young men, and will no doubt
do well in their partnership.
Special salmon sale at Faw & Rogers
Thursday, the 28th.
II you are going to plant garden,
don't fail to read W. A. Sans & Co.'s
! advertisement in another column.
We offer for immediate acceptance
Yellow Danver Onion Sets. Red Wealth
erfield Onion Sets at 3d. so per bushel;
White Silver Skin Onion Sets at $500
per bushel. Choice selected stock.
w. A. SANS & Co,
Drug and Seed Store.
Messrs. w. &. Sans & Co. have had
their soda fountain moved forward and
ice cream parlor dropped further back.
It is a great improvement. Other
changes are to be made at this popular
store that will add to convenience and
attractiveness.
We regret to learn of the sickness OF
Mayor E. T. Dobbs, who has pneu-
monia. His many friends trust for his
speedy recovery,
Onion sets and garden seeds at FaW
& Rogers.
Mr.. Guyton Reynolds has been made