The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-22

tinue from day to day to dispose of
their immense stock of furniture, crock
cry, etc. They have sold a good deal
of goods, but the quantity they have on
hand cannot be disposed Of in q few
weeks. If you want bargains, in their
line, you will never have better OPP
portunity than now. Call and see them
at once and inspect their stock.
Our great clearance sale begins Fri
day, July 3Oth. German Store.
The auditors, who have been at work
on the books of the county officers for
the past ten weeks, will, we learn, make
their report this week to the county
commissioners. They have examined
back eight years. Some of these books
have been examined before. 1t Is
hoped this will suffice.
Owing to q change of business, am
going to give, for cash, SOC. off on all
Mems, Ladies', Boys and Children's
Low-cut Shoes. G. w. DuPre.
FoR RENT-10-room house on Lemon
street, in three blocks of public square.
E. G. GILBERT.
Col Glenn Giles, Mr.. Len G. Bald
win and Alderman G. A. Guyton cir
culated a subscription list Monday
and secured enough money. $4,000,
to engage the Marietta Gem City Band
to play twice a week in the city park
for two months. The first concert will
be Thursday evening, 10Th, at o'clock
and each Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
in city park.
Don't fail to see our $3.50 and $500
shoes and low cuts for $1.15.
German Store.
It is reported that there are about
dozen or more cases of pellagrs in Cobb
county. 1t is battling the doctors to
treat it to q cure. One young lady in
Marietta has had it for years, and didn't
know the character of the disease.
Owing to change in business, am
going to sacrifice, for cash, my $40, 900
stock of Clothing, Shoes and Hats.
Don't fail to see me before buying.
@. w. DuPre.
Just received half car fine melons.
They are going cheap. Phone 300.
w A Gatlin.
Mr.. T. w. Read began his usual clear
ance sale on the 18th, and will continue
it to September 1st. He is making one
third off on all clothing, and giving big
reduction on all low-cut shoes and mems
and boys hats. Mr.. Read always does
what he says, and you will do we'll to
read his page advertisement in this is
sne and call and see him while this re-
duction sale is going on.
Prunes in cans, free from dirt; large,
choice fruit. w A Gatlin.
Owing to a change of business, am
going to give, for cash, Soc of on all
Mems, Ladies', Boys and Children's
Low-cut Shoes. G. W. DuPre.
Miss Bessie Foster, Of Newman, Ga.
spent Monday with Mrs. w. s. Kelley,
Miss Foster has been guest of relatives
in Acworth and Woodstock for the past
week. She returned home Tuesday.
81 90 pants will be sold at 95 cents at
our clearance sale. German Store.
Mr.. +. L. Parker, who has been with
the Dalton Argus, has accepted posi-
rion on the Knoxville Sentinel. Mr.,
Parker at one time assisted us in get
ting out a special illustrated edition of
the Journal, the best advertising Mari
eta ever had.
BEAUTIFUL Cur Roses FOR SALE
Mrs HENRY MEINERT,
300 Roswell street, Phone 35,
Phone 270 and get the best Jellico
coal for cooking, only So so per ton.
Marietta Ice Co.
Get pound of Mansfield Butter from
Gatlin's; only 35c. None better.
They are talking about Is cents cotton
this fall, The farmers are generally
forced to sell before the high price is
reached, and then the speculator comes
in with his holdings and reaps the
profits.
Mrs. Jack Massey ard children, OF
Washington City, arrived here Friday
morning and are stopping at her moth
er's, Mrs. H. Reynolds, on Lawrence
street.
Corned Beef in bulk; the very thing
you want for lunch. w A Gatlin.
Everybody loves gold. Let the ladies
read Wards advertisement on front
page and get that gold free next Satur-
day. The 18th lady that enters the
store, gets it; the 25th man gets hat.
Read the particulars.
Big lot Of mems handkerchief to go
at two cents. German Store.
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