About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1907)
Overcoats. SHOES#- |tis is the season of year when good are wanted. We offer the Men and )f this County a fine selection of tne ines. We carry a big stock and you what you want here. We are sole \s for Stacy Adams Co. Fine Shoes. !>ne pair of these and you will call again. $5 and $6. [neeland’s Fine Shoes, $3.50 and $4. better to be had for the money. Hun- of well satisfied customers can tell you good ones. • fe are also sole agents for the Men’s &£ y Shoes made by the Hamilton-Brown Co. Prices $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4. lIso a splendid line of Little Gents' and ths’ Shoes. r e are headquarters for these lines. Cedartown, Ga. BUSBY BROS., W FEED STORE, WH0LE8ALE 0 RETAIL THay, Corn, Oat*, Cottonseed Meal, > : s, Bran, Shorts'and Victor Food—the i ding cow feed of the day. [&Ye have just opened, and we expect to '(.« profits with you. All prices right | v 'i at the bottom. Come and see our 1 D r c and compare prices. M „'loney saved is money made. Come L»'»etls.: PROMPT DELIVERY. (<• 8 Hi. . Busby Bros., Grace St., Cedartown, Ga one 281. si. i orig <arlO, EVERY COLLEGE GIRL iould wear our College Line of Shoes, $3.50. Good a , form. ’Good material. On lasts that are ( r,a \ made to fit without pinching. f>e No. 590
