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Old Santa Claus will make his Head
quarters this year—as usual—at D. J.
Lowry & Son’s, with a larger assort
ment than ever of
Toys,* Dolls,
Candies, Nuts,
FIREWCRKS, ETC.
CHRISTMAS TREE FURNISHINGS
A SPECIALTY." ^
D. J. LOWRY A SON.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER (. (100.
Oranges ami Cooonnuts at Wood
Co’rt.
thresh Mnckerel at J. II. Phil pot &
Co's.
Mr. J. M. Pitta spoilt yoatordny in
Atlanta.
Malaga and Catawba gropes at
Wood Co’s.
Full lino of Toilet Heap o>J. II.
Phllpot'A Co.
Mr. Frank Jones was over Tups-
, day from Itoqkinart.
Hun. J. It. Ayers was homo from
Atlanta over Sunday.
To make Xiniis cake good, get
Life Flour at Wood Co’s.
You can always find what you
want in Qrocerles at J. II. Phllpnt A
Co's.
Sheriff T. C. Ilagan was over Tues
day from ltockmart on oftlelal bust
ness.
Mr. Oscar Marshall Is- spending a
few days from the road with his
family.
Mr. A. O. H. Davis, a prominent
clti/.en of Tayiorsville, was here
Tuesday. ' ,
Mrs. J. it. Stovall, of Madison, is
Visiting herdaughtor,Mrs. J. Wright
Adamson.
Mrs. O. E. Marshall returned homo
Saturday after an extended visit to
Alabama relatives.
Miss Estelle Calhoun, ol Carters-
vllle, is the charming guest of her
sister, Mrs. II. N. VanDevander.
Miss Martha Adams returned Sat
urday night from a delightful visit
to friends in Orillia,Macon, Tcnnillo
and Flovllla.
Silverware for tho table in sterling
ns well as best plate, a large assort
ment.' J. L. Turner, Jeweler,' *
at Old Poatofaco Building.
Mr. Charley Fay,oi Williamsburg,
Pa., lias been sponding the past week
with ids brothers-in-law, Messrs. H.
N. and A. H. VanDevander.
Fresh Mackerel 'at Wood Co’s.
Best Cream Choeso at J. H. Phil
pot & Co.
Everything to suit tho tasto at
Wood Co’s.
Sir. Will Cochran, of Posen, was
hero Tuesday.
Candy cheap at Wood Co’s.j no
room to put It.
Finn millinery at low prlcesat Sirs.
F. Frederick’s. ,
Mrs, Dave Randall is visiting rnla
lives at Aragon.
Go to Wood Co’s, for anything on
earth good to eat.
Miss Borchea York, an attractive
Rnckmnvt lady, was hcre'Friday.
If you want t|po host lilour made,
try tho Roller King at J. A. Ailauis.
Mr. W. A. Greer, of Noreross, is
the guest of Ills kinsman, Dr. J. P.
Greer.
Mr. A. W. Epps, of Barnesvllle,
spent last week here with his son,
Mr. Geo. Epps.
Remember that Majestic Flour is
for sale at J. H. Philpot & Co’s,
ft one better made.
Messrs. A. Y. and A. B.■ Philpot
and Misses Lizzie, Dovioand Fan-
nlo Philpot went up to Rome Sun
day afternoon.
I am still buying all tho cottonseed
I can get, and am paying- the high
est market-price in cither cash or
trade. J. A. Adams.
Mrs, W. I. Iloyward, who has
boon tho guest of her brother,- Mr.
C. R. Brumby, roturned yestordny
to hor homo In Marietta.
Find mo at tho old postofllco
building—also anything you want in
thejow.elry line.
J. L. Turner, Jowelcr.
Selma, tho bright littlo daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Scheuor, of
Cartersville, Is spending tho month
With her little consin, Irma Scheuer.
A beautiful lino of brooch pins,
nowest nnd prettiest designs, at
prices to suit all classes.
J. L. Turner, Jeweler,
at Old Postotlico Building,
Olive Oil for sale at J. H. Philpot
A Co’s.
Mr. Wm. Parker was in Atlanta
over Sunday.
Mrs. Euunndene Dodds is visiting
relatives in Rome.
Mr.J. F. Carmichael,of Rockmart,
was here Tuesday.
Mbs Mamie Hmith Is visitli-g rela
tives at Stllesboro.
Wantep—a good pair of wagon
scales. H. J. Dempsey,
Ml.-s Leahnora Bradford spent
Thanksgiving in Atlanta.
' Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Adams spent
yesterday in tho Gate City.
Wood Co. is crowded to/death
with good things for Xmas.
J. II. Philpot A Co. Is headquar
ters for Horse and Cow Feed.
J. R. Barber’s agency has, unsold,
n few Iota on Ellawood avenue. •
Any one wanting good dry stove-
wood, call on Dempsey & Vann.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Acton Sowell, of
Gadsden; Ala., were here Friday,
Ladles, if you want a nice lint
cheap,call on Mrs. F. Frederick.
Mrs. BernF. Borden loft Monday
on a visit to,her parents at Oxford,
Fla.
Feed Meal at J. H. Philpot & Co’s,
mado of Pen Meal, Corn and Wheat
Bran.
Mrs. L. A. Larsen is visiting hor
daughter, Mrs. Peter-Berg, at Sa-
bula, la.
Miss Exa Fite returned homo yes
terday from a pleasant visit to Amer
icas relatives.
Mr. F. Frederick was up homo
from Atlanta tospend Thanksgiving
with his family.
Mr. L. E. Chandler, of Carrollton,
was tho guest of relatives in tho city
tho first of tho week.
Fine dairy butter from the famous
Yancey farm received fresh each
week at J. A. Adams.
I will sell some of my thorough
bred Brown Leghorn Cl^cknus at
nnr trio. If am .Tomks.
$2,130 por trlV>. Ha-mTJonks,
Mrs. J. M. Curtrlght. has been
spending "several days' with her sis
ter, Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson.
Mr. F. L. McGrudor, of Atlanta
is
J.L. TURNER,
PBAGTICAL
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
I GARRY A SPLENDID LINE OF
Watches, CIoGks, Jewelry and Silverware,
Spectacles, DEJtc.
The very best selections from leading
manufacturers, bought with the greatest pos
sible care, and will be sold at prices that can
not be duplicated when quality is considered
Holiday Goods
In Silverware, both in' sterling and plated
Staples and Novelties—sure to please).
J. L. TtJKOTSR, Jeweler
IN OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDING; (V
GREAT REDUCTION SALE!
We find our stock entirely too large for this season of the
year, only three weeks to sell them in. Now, to turn our immense
stock into cash at once, we have ■ 'M ^ ^
*Cut the Prices Deep. 4
Ooiuparc Our Pricen with Others.,
Trion Mills 3 A Sheeting,yd wide 5 %c
Standard Calico, fast colors, 4c
Fruit of the Loom Bleaching. y J /ic
Heavy Fleeced-back Flannettein
large assortment of new de’g’s 10c
Special quality Table Damask,
75c value, for this sale 50c
Fine Satin Damask, 72-in. wide 75c
Hemed Huck Towels, all linen, 10c
Hemstitched Huck Towels, with
iancy borders, regular 35c val
ues, only 25 c
A beautiful lineol all-wool Vene
tian Cloths all shades, 60c and
75c, now for 5 oc
A big bargain in ladies’ sample
Handkerchiefs, 5c, 10 and 15c
These goods are worth almost
double.
Our Ladies’ Jackets at $5
All these we have been selling from
$6.50 to $7. They are made of
fine Kersey- cloth, lined with Silk,
and nicely stitched.
In our SHOE Department we do hot claim to sell the cheapest
goods in town. Buy BROWN’S SHOES and you know
about,the high quality and the low prices..——
Ladies’ Walking Hats in all the new shapes at greatly reduced prices for this sale.
Ladies’ last-black Hose, good heavy winter weight, seamless, iqc. These are 15c. goods.
Good Pins, ic a paper. 4 Spools oi^good Thread, 200 yards, only 10c.
—We have many other bargains to ofler you. They must be seen to be appre
ciated. Do not guarantee these prices, as we cannot buy them at the prices we are selling
them at. sfe . ^
O. Willingham.
tho guest of bis sisters, Mrs. F,
Frederick nntl Mrs. E. R. Miner.
That Gold Star Coffee nt J. II.
Philpot A Co’s. Is taking the lend.
Try it pncktige. You will bo pleased.
Mr. Ilnrry Gilmore roturned Sat
urday from a trip to Aberdeen,
Miss., where Ills family is now lo
cated.
Thoso lots on ‘‘Highland Avenuo”
are now, stylish nnd desirable. Call
nt Barber's Real Estate Office nnd
secure one. ‘
Mrs. R. P. Gann returned home
to Dallas yesterday, after a sevoral
days slay with her daughter, Mrs,
W. W. Mundy.
Now that wo nro having 10 cent
cotton nnd general good times,every
one should pay up his subscription to
The Standard,
Wo have just received a fresh con
signment of all the materials so nice
for making fruit cakes—nuts, raisins,
llgs, ole. J. A, ADAMS,
Judge and Mrs. C.G. Janes arrived
homo Tuesday from Dnuglnsvlllc,
\vhere the Judge has been holding
Dougins Superior Court.
I want every kind of bide you
have—green or dry; also, beeswax
nnd tallow. Will pay cash or, trado
for them. J. A. Adams.
Mrs. C. E. Horton, of Atlanta, is
expected tomorrow evening tospend'
a few days at tho homo of her
brother, Mr. J. ftl. Curtright.
Mrs. Tlios. M. Hightower nnd
niece, Miss Fannie Lou Hightower,
of Ragan, Ala., are visiting the for
mer’s daughter, Mrs. G. S. Borders.
All parties indebted to B. F. Sim9
and Sims A Marsh are requested to
call and settle samo before Dee. 10th
inst. B. F. Sims,
Sims A Mabrii
The many Cednrtown friends of
Col. and,Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, of
Buchanan, congratulate them nn the
arrival of a fine girl in their house
hold Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward VanWinkle,
who are spending the winter in Ce-
dartown, will visit relatives in At
lanta during Christmas week.—At
lanta Journal.
New goods, nnd lots of them—in
stock, arriving, and to arrive. Come
and see them.
J. L Turner, Jeweler,
at Old Postofllce Building,
Rev. J. M. Crow left yesterday for
his new appointment at Molena.
The affection between the people of
Cednrtown and himself is mutual
and his departure is attended with
general regret
For Sale—Aii eight-room house,
with electric lights and water-works,
good barn about two acres of land
garden and fruit, known'as the Ste
phens place on College street.
C. Pinm-OT, Agent.
Mrs. Salllo Morton died' Inst Fri
day morning, tho remains being in
terred beside her husband, “Uncle”
Arch Morton, who precedeu her to
the, other world only a week.
“Aunt” Snllie, as she was familiarly
called, was a good woman, a clever
neighbor, nnd 1ms gone to her long
reward with many friends and rela
tives to mourn her departure.
LOCAL LEGISLATION.
Notice is horeby given of nnintontion
to apply to the present Logislnturo for
tho passage of a local or special bill,tho
titlo or caption of which will ho as
follows:—A hill to ho entitled “An Act
to anthorizo and empower tho Mayor
and Council of tho City of Ccdartown,
Polk county, Ga., to establish a dis
pensary for tho sale of spirituous,vinous
and malt liquorB by submitting tho
question to tho qualified voters of said
dTaponsary”and Bradford, J. Wright Adamson,
for other purposes.”
Tho titlo or caption of tho proposed
hill may ho as follows, instead of tho
preceding:—A hill to ho entitled “An
act to anthorizo and empower tho
Mayor nnd Counoil of the City of Co-
dartown, Pqlk connty, Ga., to establish
a dispensary for tho sale of spirituous,
vinous and malt liquors. To provido
for tho regulations of such dispensary,
and for other purposes.”
(Signed) J. A. Liddell, T. H. Adams,
A. H. VanDevander, J. K. Davis, E.
FAIR STORE.
DR. RUSSELL’S OLD STAND.
^"We want to win your approval. We’d like to have a
chance to wm your patronage. We have the stock and our
PRICES + ARE + LOW.—
Come and see our store. G-et the prices^ Let us smile on you.
We are strangers in your midst. We want your encouragement by
a visit. . . Sg W • ^ ^
* Toilet Soap at 12c per dozen.
Electric Soap, 18 liars for 50c.
•Fine line of Capes and Jackets
from 50c to $8.45. Big lot to ar
rive, this week, and the prettiest,
line of Fur Capes and Collarettes
ever seen in this city at from 98c
to $8.50—each worth from $2.50
to $7. Baby* Caps for the
little ones from 10c to 75c. Jack
ets and Capes for the bigger ones
from 40c to $1.08. Big lot to ar
rive this week at, prices that will
make you wonder.
Witch' Hazel at, 9c, worth 25c
per bottle.
Fire Sets, 85c, worth $1.25;
2-Quart Milk Cups, 5c; Cake
Turners, 4c; Covered Sauce Pans,
5c; Fire Shovels, 4c; Muffin Pan,s,
7 cents.
Falcon Pens, 5c dozen; Coal
Hods, 20c, worth 40c; Galvanized
Well Buckets, 15c; Dinner Pails,
20c; Pot Covers, 5c; Coffee Pots,
7c; Tin Dippers, 8c; Dust Pans,
5c; 0-Quart Milk Pans, 9c;
Smoothing Irons, 50c pair;
Smoothing Iron Stands, lc;
Hearth' Broom, 10c; Cover Lift
ers, 3c; Meat Fork, 2c; Potato
Mashers, 8c; Wire Broilers, 5c;
Mouse Traps, 3c; Vegetable
' Bowls, 10c; Coat and Hat Hooks,
10c dozen; Chimney Cleaners,
5c; Whisk Brooms, 15c; Beef
Pounders, 5c; Tin Graters, 3;
Fry Pans, 7c; Plate Handles, 6c;
Fire Pokers, 5c; Set Clear,, Glass
Tumblers, 20c; Set Gobletsl 30c;
Glass Lamp, 15c.
Lot Blank Books, Day Books,
Counter Books, Memorandum
Books, Pass Books, Order Books,
Note Books, from 24c to 50c each
A
Large assortment of Christmas goods in the store and to arrive.
TOYS, DOLLS, and JAPANESE 0HINAWARE, NEW FRESH GOODS, DRESSED
DOLLS from lc. up.
FAIR STORE.
Dr Russell’s old stand on Main St.
.A., A. Prop.