About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1907)
My Hair is Extra Long Feed your hair; nourish it; give it something to live on. Then it will stop falling, and will grow long and heavy. Ayer’s Hair Vigor is the only genuine hair-food you can buy. It gives new life to the hair-bulbs. You save what hair you have, and get more, too. And it keeps the scalp clean and healthy. A Slade by 3.0. Ayor Co., Lowell. Uur- Alto manu/Uotuirra of > SAkSAl’Alill.U. tiers\ DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY with THIS BANK and we will loan to you when you need to borrow. Tho influence of the Hank is at the command of its DEPOSI TORS in alt matters oi business. In times when money is scarce and hard to get, our loans are limited absolutely to our deposi tors. E. 0. Bknton, Cashier. A. E. Young, Vice Pres. Application for Year’s Support. Georgia, Polk County. W. J. Harrison, next friend of the five minor children of Henry C, Ham rlaon, having made application fojf twelve months’ support out of the estate of Henry C. Harrison, and ap praisers duly appointed to set apart the same having filed their returns all persons concerned are hereby rsquired to show cause before the court of Or dinary of said county on the first Mon day in January, 1907. why said aixpli- eation should not ba granted. This 3d day of December, 190G. A. D. HOQQ, Ordinary. INVITATION OF THE PIEDMONT HOTEL ATLANTA, GEORGIA N OT all the people who visit Atlanta under stand that the rates at the Piedmont Hotel are so reasonable. With all its- magnificence, luxury and comfort, the prices for rooms and meals n v e moderate. A t h irouRhly fire-proof hotel with 300 guest rooms and 150 private baths, it haa every modern convenience. Under the management of Harvey & Wood, it has rapidly gained the reputation of being one of the best kept hotels in the country. Its snow-white cleanliness pleases al. The Ptmtii.c.. . Oft l A coidml invitation is extended to v'liters and shoppers, and all othtr*, to make their headquarters, when visiting* Atlanta, at ihe Piedmont Hotel. The hotel is conducted on tne European plan, and the rates are «a follows: Rooms, without h ith, $1.50 and £2 OO pr uay Jfcooms. f>ith bath £2.50, £5.00, £5.50 €ind £4.00 per day \ liberal reduction is made where \V*x> or more persons occupy the same r«Mxu. l« tbe two CalVs all the season’s delicacies can he found, cooked and served in the very best style. For those who do not like the a la carte st rviee, regular meals are served as follows: Breakfast 30c to $1.U0; Luncheon 50c, and Dinner 75c. A superb Boston orchestra delights the guests of the hotel with three concerts daily, and will be a special feature all the winter. Do not fail to hear the music of this orchestra the next time you visit Atlanta. For any further information de- “ '^address, Manager IINT HOTEL, Atlanta, Ga. HON. JOHN B. LACY, Oriurtown’s Able mid Popular Chief Executive. NEW CITY FATHERS Met Tuesday Evening to Perfect Organization. Messrs. Holmes, Bobo and Golightly the New Aldermen—Clerk Walker and Chief Jolley Re-elected. out th> old—-ring in the new! Vvl’fto city admin istrati'on for 1906 held Its final meeting (Monday evening to wind up the affairs of the you*,and to make a bttjln ssi-llke report of their stewardship to th »lr Hiin(*?ssois in the public H>rv'c . The old Council has made u gjodj record In spits of th • fact tlut they have hud some unusuilly heavy and] unexpected expenses to most—items from which, however, the town will j never cease to reap th * benefit. The j outgoing Alderm?n ar> M Bars. I*. A. Hunt, J. J. Cooper and J. Hulford Da vis, who retire with th? thanks of the people for faithful) aervlc?. The officials holding over are Hon | J. B. Lacy, our p >puhr Miyor, und| the excellent Aldeinun from the 2«l* and 6th Wards — 1 Messrs. A. C. Cobb and R. O. Pitts. The new members of the Aldsrinan’a board are Mis.us. W. K. Holmes from j the 1st Ward; M. C. Bobo from the! 3d, and A. R. Golightly from the 4th. | All three are good business men and progressive y?t conservative citizens,! who will serve the city capably and well. Tho n?w ad lib'nist nation assumed the reins of otr)ce Tuesday evening, t and organized by selecting tha following officers and commit!* s: — Mayor pro tem.—A. C. Cobb. Treasurer—R. O. Pitts. Cleric—J. C. Walker. Mfcushal — J. M. Jolley. Night Marshal—Wtwji McGoulfk. EA-vivU-w Marshal—W. L. Hunt. Street ‘Foreman—P. C. Massey. City Attorney—J. L. Tisdn. City Engine r—S d. Evans. Board of Hxaltlh—Dr. Seals Whitoly, chairman; W. K Holmes and Morgan D. Russell. AudHoir-rH. A. Rau. Finance Committee—W. K. Holmes and A. C. Cobb. Street nnd C?m?try Committee—A. it. Golightly, chairman; M. C. Bobo nnd R. O. Pitts. Keeixy* of City Clcrik—W. D. Ivey. The salaries of nil officers remain the same as last year. All are good men for their respective! places. The Standard joins with all good citizens in wishing the now adminis tration a prosperous new year, and pledges its haaity support—as always In the past—in all efforts for Cedar- town’s welfare and advancement. HAPPY NEW YEAR! The' Standard lias given its readers the largest amount of news matter the past year that has ever been pub lished in Polk. There his b*en an Immense amount of .hard work in this, but our plans for 1907 corWemplat? making this paper tinre newsy and progressive than ever. W? have every assurance that our advertising patrons have reaped rich rewards from their investment with us, and we ex pect to be able with our rapidly in creasing list of subscribers to make their returns larger thin ever during the year on which we arc just enter ing. The Standaid is always gild to help its friends, and we have no ene mies whom we care to punish. We £tart upon the new .year with the hearty wish that this may be a lum py and prosperous on? to all our read ers, and we propose to work harder than ever for the material upbuilding of not only Cediartown but every sec tion of this good old county \v> all love so well. FIRE DEPARTMENT OFFICERS. The Fire Department held Its annual meeting Tuesday evening for th? elec tion of officers. Mr. J. H. Philpot j vet ires from the office of Chef with ! an excell nt reeord and will hear'y ; esteem of h's brother firemen. He is | succeeded by Mr. Morgtn D. Russell, a i popular gentlennn w r iio has formerly j served capably as Chief I The other e!?ver officers elected were Mr. Graham Neman as 1st As sistant; Mr. Edpar Stubbs as 2d As sistant; and Mr. C. A. Collins as Sec retary and TreaiiRtr. Mr. J. M. Reyn .Ids, of Memphis, Tenn., arrived yesterday on a visit to his mother, M s. Willis Reynolds, near Lake Creek. And now lot's make 1907 a humuiei for Oedartown and Polk county. Judge A. D. Hogg, the Ordinary will be at Rockmart on Tuesday, .lan. I 15th, to meet all the pensioners in the east end of the county. All should take due notice. One of the most childish things a grown man can do is to be “agin" anybody or anything simply because somebody else happens to favor that person or proi>osition. The County Commissioners are oi»en ing the new road, recommended by th Grand Jury, from the Lindsey Powell place on the Lake Creek roa<M .J. West’s on the Co. Elgar Stubbs was working with j his pistol last Thursday morning,when It was H'.'cid nt i|!y discharged and the bullet struck Tom McArver, a young negro servant, iu th • throat. Stubbs' hand was also burned by the discharge. Mrs. J. A. Hardy, an estimable lady east of town, fell down some steps Saturday night, thinking in th6 dark ness that, she 'had reached the bottom Her hip was so severely Injured that an operation was deemed nscesaivy Monday, but she passed uwuy under the influence of the anrstJhetlc. Fun eral services were) conducted y s.erday morning by Rev. H. H. Pophani. Chief J. H. Philpot. of the Fire De partment, hup ned Friday night to be passing the old building jus by tile Cedar-town Barlj noticed a bag of He broke i, bout Our stock tor the season is about comph shoppers say that the display is the largest in Rome. We are showing, besides staple ll attractive outfits for Bedrooms in Mahogaj tered Oak, and other finishes; Dining Rooi Mahogany, Quartered, Golden and Early Enj Sideboards, China Cabinets, Chairs and match. Big show downs of Parlor and Library in Complete Suits, Couches, Divans, large Easy and Rockers. CARPETS, RUGS, MATTING] The stock of Carpets shown by us embrace* grains, Brussels, Velvets, Axminsters, in late desl patterns, etc. Carpets made on the premises t| any shape room. Beyond doubt, we show the largest assortment of Rugs concern in this section. We display more than 50 styles of Rugs alone, including Ingrains, Brussels. Kashmers, Velvets, nas. Axminsters, Wiltons, etc. Many of our Rugs are shoi complete sets. We employ very fine packers, consequently our waresl customers in good condition. It might be well enough to \ mind tnat we pay the “Frate” on all bills amounting to $5 we make a great deal of our furniture, and sell it dim user, thus doing away with the middle man’s profit. McDonald-Brown Furniture Col Rome, Ca. HOCKMAH'l JVAW'.y r. J. J. McBee spent Saturday in Cediartown. Mr. W. A. Calhoun was in Cedar- town Saturday. Mr. Luther Whitfield and family, who have be?n visiting relatives here, returned Sunday to Cadirtown. Bailiff J. VV. Dean was in Cedar- town yesterday. Mr. W. B. MbBryde. of Cedartown. spent Thursday night here. Miss Pearl Adair grave a delightful party Thursday evening in honor of her guests, Misses Marie and Gary Sims, of Talladega, Ala. Mr. Albert Campbell marriage Sunday will thews, of*Rome. Mr. Lh* Benson was from Cedartbwn. Dr. R. R. Thompson, of Cediartown. was here Thursday. Mr. J. G. Bullock was In Cedartown Saturday morning. Misses Marie and Gary Sims, who have been the guests of Miss Pearl Adair, returned 'Monday to Talladega, Ala. united lu Miss Mat- yesterday BRO WNJNG'S BUDGET. Christmas has been very* quiet in this section, yet all seamed to enjoy It to the fullest extent. Mr.Columbus Elliott and family have returned home from Altoona, Ala., where they have been spending Xmas with relatives. Mr. Josie Rutledgw has returned home from a lengthy visit to South Georgia and Florida. Miss Ida and Mr. Grady Paris spent Xmas with the family of Mr. N. Paris. Mr. Esker Butler, of Fruithurst.Ala., sjient last week with home folks hero. Mr. LeSpnaa Paris, from Hamilton College, is spending a few days witl home folks at the present. Cupid has been playing his part well in this community. He has joined the hearts of Mr. Olin Biggers and Miss Gradie McOollough. The are a couple of our most popular young people, and we extend to them our heartiest congratulations. Miss Lucy Paris returned to her school at Fish Monday. With best wishes to Th? Standard aud its many readers for a happy New Year. Readei iliff W. A. Hackney^ of Esom Hill, Atlanta yesterday. IF YOU WANT A Doctor Right Quic] Just phone No. 59, and we will deliv sage promptly at any hour ol the dal And Don’t Forget That we keep a lull line ol I>n Medicinen, especial attention to filling prescrit T- IF 1 . IDIER/TX C3-G-IS5 The Latest of Latest Vogue We offer all the latest st3 in both stiff and soft hats 4 “money back” guarantee of bet! hat satisfaction than comes witli at nearly twioe the $3 price. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS. E. BO iTERCHANT TAI
