The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-11-24

Four new business concerns have
opened up in Marietta this week, and
another one will open next week, in
the new and modern store build
ings just completed on Church street,
numbers 203 to 211, inclusive, the
property of Judge N. A. Morris. Ra-
Their, when the fifth one is ready for
business next week, there will be a
total of four entirely new business
and one that is moving from its old
location to more commodious quart
ers where it will be in shape to do a
bigger and better business and car
ny more complete equipment and
stock in it's line
The new concerns that will make a
bid for the patronage of the peo-
pie of the city and county are: Green
Brothers, who will carry a complete
line of staple and fancy groceries.
Telephone orders will be handled by
delivery but business will be run on
a strictly cash basis! The manager is
Mr.. G. w. Green, citizen of Mari
eta, who has been travelling for the
Georgia Marble Company. Kincaid &
Watkins, who have been in partner
ship as brokers, will open up a first
class line of tires, tubes and automo-
bile supplies at 207, the third or GEN.
ter one Of the new stores. The bro
kerage will still be carried on and the
Offices will be in the new location.
The Marietta Auto Top and Trim
ming Company has moved into the
fourth store, No. 200, from its old To-
cation at Ill Atlanta St. Facilities
are being added for handling more
business and turning it out, of posi-
bic higher class way than even in the
past. Davis and Sons are opening
up a business at No. 211 that will
specialize in new parts for all Ford
cars, general repair work and gene
rators and starters. Mr.. Tom Davis
will be the manager. He is an old
Marietta man, having been in the en-
ployee of the Butler Motor Co.
Kings Bakery will be located in the
first store, No. 203, and will be open
ed for business Monday morning.
The manager will be Mr.. P. H. King,
for many years now a resident of
Marietta, but an employee of the
Schlesinger and Meyer Baking Co.,
OF Atlanta. Modern equipment in
every way will be used, it is stated,
and the public is invited at any time
to make an inspection from beginning
to end of the baking process.
These stores are 20 so feet and
are among the neatest from the stand
point of architecture to be found in
the city. The front is brick veener
and the beauty is much added too by
a projecting tile roof.
WOCO PEP FILLING STATION
OPENS SATURDAY MORNING
Tie Woco Pep, drive in filing sta
ton, under process Of construction
for the past two or three weeks, just
below the Southern Bell Building on
Atlanta Street, is nearing completion
and the manager, Mr.. P. L. Meadow,
States that he expects to be open for
business Saturday morning.
The station is handsome as can be
found in any of the larger cities, be-
ne beautiful in desingn and having
stucco finish. The cost will be ap-
proXimately $4,000 it is stated.
This is the foreruner of many such
stations that are planned to be estab-
rshed in every city of the county next
spring, Mr.. Meadows states.
1t is pointed out that Woco Pep is
a blend of benzol and gasoline and
mat it will give from Is to $50 more
mileage to the gallon than gasoline,
"f,le the price is the same.
The opening day Of the station will
&c featured by the giving away of a
variable souvenier to every driver OF
:, car that pays the station visit on
that day.