About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1907)
Our New Outing Varsity with straight front. Heie's one of the good reasons why we si the Hart Schaflnt r & Marx cothes; we show it in the cut —the 's t r a i g h t Iront Varsity suit. If >ou want to see how the front looks, come in any day and we’ show you. All - wool and no cotton with the Hart Schaflner & Marx label. i" ri’l'.t 1906 by Hart Schaffner fcf Mar* DAVIS BROS. PEltK BLOCK, • CEDARTOWN, CA. Noth I being i; g hurts a eonc.iiteJ min like ored. he Farmer's Wife Is very Careful about her churn. She 6calds iJnoroughly after using. and gives |>ftth to swooten it. Sho knows r churn la sour it will taint the |it fa made In It. The stomach is tho stomach and digestive Itlvo tracts are performed pro- are exactly akin to tho Inf butter. Is it not apparent Ilf this stonjach churn is foul it pl all which is put into it? The ov'll of a foul stomach is not alono the bad Paste In tho mouth and tho foul breath caused by It, but tho corruption of the pure lurrent of blood and the dissem ination oT disease throughout tho body. Dr. Plordo’s Golden Medical Discovery makes the sour and foul stomach sweet. It does for the stomach what the washing and sun bath do for tho churn—absolutely . amoves overy tainting or corrupting elo- Jn this way It cures blotches, 1 tuples, eruptions, scrofulous swellings, res, of open eating ulcers and all hi mors or diseases arising from bad blood, [f you have bitter, nasty, foul taste in ur mouth, coated tongue, foul breath, a, a weak and easily tired, feel depressed , , d despondent, have frequent headaches, ,ji ay attacks, gnawing or distress in storu- , h, cojmpnpated or irregular bowels, sour * *'“ |risings after eating and poor Pihose symptoms, or any consider- rof them, indicate that you aro from biliousness, torpid, or lazy 1 the usual accompanying Indf- r dyspepsia and their attendant t agents known to medical scl- .10 cure of tho above symptoms Aioadilions, as attested by the writings trading teachers and practitioners of Ehe several schools of medical practice, i vre been skillfully and harmoniously mbined In Dr. IMerce’s Golden Medical 3i ftovery. That this is absolutely truo .v 11 be readily proven to your satisfaction if iyou will but mall a postal card request to| Dr. R. V. Plerco. Buffalo. N. Y., for a Tnc copy of his booklet of extracts ijQjn. the standard medical authorities, giving the names of all the Ingredients entering into his world-famed medicines and show ing what the most eminent medical men of tho age say of them. fBE CEDARTOWN STANDAED TIOKDAT, JAIDKBY l! HOT CHAPMAN PLUMBING CO. J. R. CHAPMAN, Prop. Ci.T.cc next to Standard Bldg. FMioije 60, CKDARTOAVN, (JA. Sanitary Plumbing, Steam Fitting. First-Class Work at Reasonable Prices. !>0 YOU WANT TO BUILU OR BUY A HOME! If so, we can offer you a 6 per cent, line ol money, principal and interest jayable monthly. In other words,’what you pay or your house in 7 *r 8 years. In paying rent at the end of 7 years you would have a large pile of rent receipts. On our plan you would have your home paid tor having paid all your notes. WHICH DO YOU PREFER? City or farm loans, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent according to conditions. For further informatiou, call on or address J. MALLORY HUNT, Cedartown, Ga. Mr. M. O. Gui8s was in Atlanta Fri day. Mr. J. W. Barr spent Saturday in Atlanta. Mr. S. P. Holloway spent Siturdiy in Atlanta Mr. E. G. Otiley was In Atlanta over Sunday. Miss Florence Chapman'spent Thurs day in the Gate City. “PURITY ABSOLUTE.” O. E. Marshall, the Up-Town Druggist. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Collins spent the first of the week in Atlanta. Mrs. J. F.. dolllns, of Aeworth, is visiting her son, Mr. Cliff Collins. Mr. J. C. Odell, of Savannah, was the gueBt last week of Mr. .1. H. Wil liams. Miss Rena Mae Ledbetter left ^Thuri- day for a stay of several days in At lanta. Mrs. Frgnk Hightower returned Sat-' urday from a visit among relatives in Alabama. Enough Wall Paper fora whole room* for only $2. cash, at the Rblk Paper & Paint Co. ^ ' « A‘lr. and Mrs. Holmes Smith, of Car rollton, have been visiting relatives the past \vee<k. Mr. J. ~L. Turner, of Aeworth, i’as the guest over Sunday of his son, Mr. W. W. Turner. Mrs. R. 6..‘Terry, of. Linda)?,. has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Pittman. Mr. Hughes Roberts, of • Atlanta- spent Sunday here with his mother, Mrs. J. E. Roberts. Miss Mattie Wl.-je returned Saturday to Atlanta after a few days visit among Cedar town friends. Mr. J. W. Lee, Sr., of Walker coun ty, come Friday to 8j>eod a few days with his son, Mr. J. W. Lee. Mrs. J. S. Purcell, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. E. Pace,re turned Thursday to Woodlawn, Ala. Mrs. J. S. Wood left Saturday to spend some time with her daughter, Mrs. S. H. Matthews, in\ Birmingham. Mrs. B. T. Sewell went to Birm ingham Saturday to spend several days mi the guest of Mrs. L. B. Par sons. * Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Langford are happy over the arrival of a fine boy in their household last WV?dnesdjy night. «• Mr. Julius A. Trawick' and daugh ter, Miss Ethel, of Little Rock, Ark., have been visiting relatives here the past week. Mrs. Ellen Robeits, who has been spending a few days with her son, Mr. Mar Van Roberts, returned Sun day to Hartwell. The Polk Paper & Paint Co. Is of fering a special bargain for cash In Wall Paper for the next few days— enough, good paper for a room for only $2, ca3h. Come a-runnlng! Mr. W. M Raper spent Sunday In Rime. Mr. J. E. Brotvn sp.nt Friday In Atlanta. Mis. .1. T. Palllipa spent Thursday n ^tl.ntu. Mr?. Bib Duike Is v Li ting relatives la Atlanta Mr. Alec. Bimilton, of Rome, was here Friday. Miss Josle Hughes » 4 >tnt a part of last w ek In Atlanta. Mrs. Lu h r Wh'tfi Id is visiting her parents in Ro-.’kmart. Min Pearl Vann returned Thurs day from a visit in Rome. Squire .1. A. Wilson return J d Thurs day from a visit at Adallrsville. Mrs. J. E. Turner cam* Saturday from,It >me fer a few days visit. Squ're H. B. MoGr gof. of Taylors ville, was In the city l\st week. M s iv. J. W. Strange and A. Helms were over Monday from Rock- mart. Mesirs. H. F. Joyner and Harry Todd, of Rock matt, were here Sat urday. Mr. M. N. Elliott left Saturday for a few days visit in Atlanta and Cmmblc . Mies MoJU Young, of Tallapoosa, was the guest of Cedar town relatives last week. Mr. Geo. Weaver returned* Thurs day from a few days stay at Pied mont, Ala. Mr. Hugh Turn r, of Birmingham was the guest of relatives In the city over Sunday. Mr. John W. We it returned Thurs day from a trip to Mobile, Ala., and New Orleans, La. Mr. E. E. Lee, of Heflin, Ala., was the guest over Sunday of his uncle, Squire J. A. Burdette. Mrs. E. Pac» spent the first of the week with her' daughter, Mrs. B. B. Archer, In Cl fliers vl He. Mr. B. F. Thomas amd Miss Mattie Anderson were united in marriage Sunday by Rev. R. L. Locke. Mr. W. W. Jones, a prominent slate man of Rock mart, was shaking hands with! Cadartown friends Friday. Mr! Herbert Stewart, of Gadsden, Ala., was the guest the first of the werk of his brother, Mr. J. Henry St? wa rL Mr. J. H. Wright, of Piedmont, Ala., was called here Thursday by the daath of his brother-in-law, Mr. Harvey M. Andersen. Twenty - five rooms of nice Wall Paper at only $2 a room, strictly cash. Call on the Polk Paper & Paint Co. for this bargain. M’as Brewster Smith left Monday for Valdosta, where she gx>es to com plete her studies at the Holmes Sanl- torium as a professional nur.se. Only ;$2 —cash— will buy enough Wuil Paper for a room. We only have enough for twenty-five rooms at this price. POLK PAPER’& P<\l,VT CO. Rev. I. R. Walker, of Bowden, will begin a series of meetings at the Eastview Baptist church on Friday evening before the 1st SundayJn Feb ruary. \QjL G. R. Hutchens,, u prominent- attorn y of Cedartawn, spent a cou- I»1 • of j^ys. in . J^u^banan the first of the W4$k on business. — Buchanan Tribune. ' ' * Mr. \J. M. Neil, of Boise, idojio, has been spending t)he past week hero* as. the guest of, Mr. M. E. Plttmin. and his wjfe.left Tuesday for„a. visit at Madison and Foflt Valley.. Mis. E. I). Turner laAt’ week b^ggS from Mr. J. H. Wright, through the agency,, of ..A. B. Phllpot & Co., n lot on the coin r cf Jones and Thomp son streets, on which she expects to build at once. •» 1 A few people are going to pick up a big bargain the next f?w days. The Polk Paper &. JPaini Co. offer enough paper for a room for only $2, but only have enough at this price for twenty- five rooms. Bring the cash. Mr. Howard Fenner, an experienced phaimacist of Rome, lias accepted a l>osillon as prescription clerk in the drug store of Mr. O. E. Marshall. He is a clever gentleman, and will find a cordial welcome to Cedartown. All parties who left watches with me for repairs will please call on Felix Bowman at Davis Bros, for them, as 1 am going away. See him, also, about that $1,400 automobile which 1 will sell for only $325. E. W. PAILLE. Rev. A. Scoggins, of Atlanta, has accepted a call to the pastorate of the Congregational church, Rev. R. L. Locke having resigned to take wortd’ in Oklahoma. The many friends of Mr. Lodke regret to lose him,while ex tending a cordial welcome to his suc cessor. Do not neglect your family. Should they become ill, call your family phy sician. But for minor troubles usually not attended by your physician, O. E. Marshall’s Is the place to go. He carries in stock every known rem edy, and will give you the same at tention he would his own family. My motto: “PURITY ABSOLUTE.” THEY’RE This is the to think abou' for Spring, supply your w< Goods are c< more attractr presented in pay yon to c< coming seaso| offerings. Drv Good! Hal
