About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1907)
0 STORES! Our GROCERY business has grown ) such extent that we have been obliged to Iso occupy the building next to our store on brace street. It will pay you to call and see ur mammoth line of \ XT T ^ T T-T* Fine Chocolates and ^NU1E/0. Box Goods. PICKLES! Svveet ' an ?mu. Mlxed ! Queen and StuHed. pRUIT AIM) l'OUNI) CAKES. fe make a Specialty of and STUFFS. Fresh Bread Every Day ! feREWSTER BROS. 42 and 272. | FOR DIVORCE. k County. ’. Jones vs. \V. Jones. force. Feb. Term, 1907, uperior Court. defendant in the above You are hereby required appear at the February, of Polk Superior Court to petition filed in the above Hon. Price Edwards, Court, this 7th day of ROBERTS, Cleric Leave to Sell Land. Georgia, Polk County. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has applied to the Ordi nary of said county for leave to b? land belonging to the estate of Mrs. Annie Stark, for the payment of dobts and for the purpose of distribution. Said application will be heard at the regular term of the Court of Or dinary' for said county to be held on the 1st Monday in • February. This 7th day of January, 1907. BUELL STARK, Adm’r. Upon the estate of Mrs. Annie Stark Application for Administration Georgia, Polk County. A. E. Young having in proper form applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Mrs. H. E. Noely late of said county, this is to cite oil and singular the credit and next of kin of Mrs. H. E Neely to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show' cause, if any they can, why permanent^ administration should not be granted to A. E. Young on Mrs. H E. Neely’s estate r Witness my hand and official sig nature. This 7th day of Jan A. D. HOGG, Ordinary. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE Georgia, Polk County. Mrs. Myrtle Stephens vs. Stephens. Libel for Divorce. Feb. Term, 1906, of Polk Sii|>erior Court. To James Stephens, defendant the above stated case: You are here by required to be and appear at the February Term, 1907, of Polk Supe rior Court to answer the petition filed in the above stated case. Witness the Hon. A. L. Bartlett, Judge of said Court, this the 29th day of Dec., 1906. D. L. ROBERTS, Clerk Build more houses for Cedartown and build them good and quick. • DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, liable little pills. Recommended by E. Bradford. Some men find it takes less courage to face the world than to faoe their wives. James CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED. Owing to the great expansion in the telephone hiu-in as and the enor mous demand for the addition'll equip ment all over their system, the Gaines Tel'(phone Company, Georgia Di vision, owning the exchange at Ce- irtown, have recently secured an a- mendmoivt to thfclq charter. Increasing s capital stock to $100,000. This company has bem> prosperous \ind a success from its beginning abovt ven years ago. The management is both safe and conservative, while at the same time it is progressive, en- avoring to supply a telephone serv ice to all who need it in th' large ter ritory covered by Its system, at rea sonable rates. Its policy Is to put all Its earnings into the Improvement of its properties, after paying all expenses, except e- nnugh to pay a dividend of 6 per cent per annum. This dividend is paid in quarterly Installments, thus compound* lug It to th* benefit of Its stockhold ers every three months. Tills is thought to be a fair return on the money Invested, considering that the otnpamy pays all taxes, and the prop erty Is in much better condition at the lose of each year tlian at the be ginning. Considering the benefit of having local people Interested all over their territory, the Directors liav ided to offer a limited amount of this stock for a short time for sale at par to such persons as wish to invest In a safe and well established dividend-paying institution. If intemrted, address E. M. Bass secretary and treasurer, or L. K.Smith general min.ig?r, Carrollton, Ga. AT THE JOSEPHINE MILLS. The Josephine Mills have ordere Beveral labor-saving machines which rive here tills week aiul be installed by Machinist* Dowdall, Now Ydrk. This mill is one of the finest and best in the South, and It the purpose of it he company tx> place number of hosiery machines in the Wahneta building during 1907. Mr. C. Wogstaffe Bateson, who has been general manager of these prop erties for several months, will leave the latter part of the week for New York. He has made many friends here, who will regret exceedingly his departure fromi the city. Cedartown will always have a snug, warm place for such genial gentlemen as Mr. Bate son, and The Standard hopes that bus iness of some kind will bring him back. » . S. M. Peterson is supwrinten dent, and Mr. A. H. VanDjvander is timsuror, and these deveit gentlemen have charge of this splendid industry. Odd Fellows Officers Installed. The new officers for 1907 of the edaitown Lodge, No. 73, I. O. O '., were installed Thursday evening by District Deputy W. S. Colenuui.and the following excellent gentlemen will fill the various statdons for the en suing term: — Danie Rob?rto, Noble Grand. J. I. Fullwood, Vice Grand. J. L. Tison, Secretary. M. D. Russ.'-ll, Treasurer. J. T. Hunt, Whrden. Waited Blackstock, Conductor J. C. La'ngford, Chap tain. J. M. Hamrick, Right Supporter to Noble Grand. Perry H. Wade, Left Supporter to Noble Grand. S. L. Baldwin, Right Supporter to Vice Grand. Jesse M. Prewett, Left Supporter to Vic? Grand. R. L. Banner and Freeman Harris, Scene Supporters. B. H. Leonard, Inside Guardian. G.o. M. Ayers, Out-lde Guardian LEE’S ANNIVERSARY. TO BE CELEBRTED SATURDAY, JANUARY 19TH. Daughters and Veterans to Honor Memory of Crest Loader. — Ad dress by Hon. B. M. Blaokburn, of Atlanta. Next week Saturday, Jan. 19lh. will be the hundredth anniversary of Gen. Robert K. I^ee’s birthday, and the South will honor his memory as befits the name and fame of one of her no blest and best heroes. The Cedartown Chapter*. Daughters of Confederacy will observe the day by special public exercises and be stowal of Crosses of Honor on sev eral deserving old soldiers. The exercises will be held at the Opera House, and an eloquent address will be delivered by lion. B. M. Black burn, of Atlanta, executive secretary of Governor J. M. Terrell. All who have heard this talented and loyal Southerner may expect a thoughtful and pleasing oration on the life and character of the groat Confederate warrior. The committee on arrangements con sists of Mesdanus J. A. Blance, chair- man, F. S. Bunn and J. E. Roberts, and at the last meeting of the Daugh ters the following interesting pro gram was adopted: — THE PROGRAM. Master of Ceremonies—Col. J. 0. Waddell. Instrumental Solo—Miss Clio Stew art. d^xm-ing Prayer—Rev. C. K. Hen derson. Song by Children of Confederacy. Itocitation by Miss Josephine Chap man. Solo by Miss Evva Crawford. Quartette—J. E. Good, J. J. Simp son, F. A. Irwin and W. E. Good. Bestowal of Cioshih of Honor on tho following veterans:—J. S. Evans, M. W. Barber, Leon Wilson, J. M Wills, J. F. McKibben, T. E. Hicks, A. A. Kerr, W. F. Moncrief, N. I Hutchings, D. N. Johnston, B. I Hawkins, John W. Mclnware, B. I Griffin, A. Williams. Benediction by Rev. H. M. Quill bun SHOES AT OLD PRICES I STAR-FIVE-STAR $2.50 SHOE possesses every point of excellence in a shoe — style, fit, comfort and wonderful service-giving qualities. Made by THE BROWN SHOE CO., St. Louis. By Every Test Star- Five-Star Shoes are Best. "The Player Maid" Next Wednes day Evening. Miss Florence Davis, supported by ElHo.t Dexter in “The Player Maid,” will be ths attraction, next Wednesday Jan. 16th, at the Lyceum. Judging from press comments of leading cities, this organization gives a parformanee the msrit of which can not be ques tloned. The play is in four acts scenes laid in and around the pld Drury Lane Theatre, London, in the days of David Garrick. It is replete with wit, complications and ludicrous situations, and deals with the life of Fleanor Hillman, a young actress who was a leader In the dramatic pro fession ir. her day. The play Is de cidedly 'omlc, but so cleverly writ ten and artistically presented as to place it side by side with the works of masters in play writing. The play affords excellent opportunity fo laborate costumes, and it is said that the gowns worn by Miss Davis and the ladies of her comumny are master creallons of the dressmaker’s art. Miss Davis is fortunate In hav ing a strong supporting company,that gives her every opportunity to dis play her acting powers. Notable amon her support It} Elliott Dexter, a young actor who has created a distinct sen sation by his portrayal of the Earl of Roxbury. Wh?n the cold winds dry and crack the ekln get DeWitt’s Witch Haze Salve. Sold'by E. Bradford. THAT HONOR ROLL. In addition to the lists already pub lished of the contributions to the Con federate moument fund, we take pleas ure in acknowledging the following to the Daughters of Confederacy for that noble purpose: — Dr. D. M. Russell, K. Holmes, - A. Cross ley, - - - - C. B. Lynch, - - - - Wulter E. Good, F. Freeman, - Ed. Whitaker, - - Hon. Gordon Lee, Ohiukuniaugu, Miss Portia Bunn, Hon. N. H. Sway-ne, 2d, Phila., 25.00 Your attention a moment, please, about that HOME-MADE Sewed Shoe for Men’s HARD WEAR, best In city for $3.50. I will pay cash for all your men’s and boys’ good second-hand siloes; also, ladies’ from No. 5 up; small' r sizes than that, I will take them In and sell them on commission, you set your own price. If they an good, it may pay you to do this. II you Wi.mt a FIRST-CLASS Job of shoe work, or if you want a cheat* job, I can use you as well as any man in the city. Don’t forget this. All at A. CROSSLEY’S Shoe shop. , ti < t CKMA U 7 ,V K tf «\ Mr. W. A. Calhoun was in Cedar- town Monday. Mr. Wiley R. West, of Cedartown, Ik here this week. M1s?es Lizzie and Bessie Sorrells re turned Sunday fiom a visit ip Cedar- town. Mr. Wil y Buber was In ■Cedartown Sunday. Mr. Ohus. Campbell spent Sunday in Cedartown. Mrs. W. E. Cjx returned Sunday from a visit to her parents, Squire and Mis. .I. B. Jones, at Walthall. Mrs. Jas. M. Akin died Monday af ter a long illness from consumption, and 'her remains were Luken Tuesday to Fish Creek for Interment beside her father, the lat* W. D. Crabb. Fu neral services were conducted by Rev. J. Davis. The bereaved family have the Hymi>athy of all in the los.s of this excellent wife and motlher. Dr. R. R. Thompson, of Cedtrbown, spent Monday night here. Mrs. M. E. Roj)er came over Fri day from Haralson county to spend some time with her son, Mr. A. H. Roper. Squire Thos. Wright moved back to Antioch last we?k. Mr. Wm. B. Sorrells and Miss Janie Cajnp were united in marriage recentl Rev. J. M. Childers officiating. Our present stock of shoes prove to be the largest of any season of our busi ness and we pride ourselves on holding them at old prices in spite of the great advance in leather. See us before you make your FALL purchases, and remem ber the famous brands—Buster Brown Shoes for children; the Usona and White House Shoes for women and men. These «i°.o° brands mark the highest degree of ex cellency. Some peopie wonder why it is that a nice suit of clothes can be bought at LEE’S 6.00 1.00 1.00 2.50 1.00 1.00 26.00 NOTICE TO FARMERS. THE ELECTRIC GIN of the Ce dartown Cotton & Export Co. will after this week, run only on Wednes days, the 16th, 23d and 30th inst.,and will positively close for the season on the latter date. at a much lower price than elsewhere; it’s this: Lee carries clothing in addition to the large Stock of Dress Goods, Ladies’ Goods of all Kinds, Notions, Etc., which enables him to add a uniform profit on his entire stock, and there by cut out the large prof- i t s that an exclusive clothing man would ob tain. * From $2.00 to $3.00 saved on a suit of clothes will buy you a nice hat or an excellent pair of trousers, or add a nice little sum to your pocket change. Why not grasp the opportunity ? J. W. LEE, LEADER OF LOW PRICES, CEDARTOWN, GA. 4b
