About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1907)
INQUIRING FOR SITIS. Treasury Department Calla en Paat- maetar Fullwood ter Information. Illllo The Standard last w?ek Rave the welcome news kbit Congressman Lee und 8*nutor Clay had Introduced bill# In thrtr respective bouses of Congress providing for th_* erection of a $50.- 000 public building h re. These dis tinguished gentlemen h ivo gone at the matter in their usual hustling— and winning—way, as will be s>en from the following letter from the of fice of the Supervising Architect In the Tr*a-:uiy Detriment In Wash ington to Posttnast.'i- Fullwood;— Postmasfer, Ccdaitcwn, Ga Sir: "Referring t» 8. 7770, pro viding for the erection of a public building at Oedartown, Ga.. 1 b*veto request th-at you will advls? this of fice as to the amount of space re quired for the use of th? po^tofflce In that city, using the blank form here with Inclosed, and being careful fully to answer all the Inquiries therein con talned. "Are any other Government offi cials located In your city; If so.pleis' advise this office as to the amount of floor space required therefor, the rent paid. If any, etc. "Ab this matter Is of pressing Im portance, I would he glad to receive your reply at an early date." Mr. Fullwood Is securing a list of available sites, giving location, di mensions and approximate price, und our people should hasten to give him all the Information* and assistance that they can. This data will be placed on file In the Supervising Architect's office pending the passage of the bill, ufter whleh the selection will be made in accordance with the judgment of the| Treasury Department as to desirabil ity of Ideation, reasonableness of price, etc. The Standard has no site to boom —any place In Codartown will suit us. Wc simply wish to urge upon our peo ple the importance and necessity of working together harmoniously to se cure this prize so greatly to he d •- sired. If you can suggest a conven ient site besides those mentioned in this paper last Week, give ull the In formation you can concerning It to PoHtnnstfr Fullwood. One very effective way of helping the good work along right now is to do all you can in a legitimate way to increase the revenue of th > postoffice, as the office must hive a certain In come before th.» bill cap hypo‘for pass age. People away from h are send r ■- mittanoes to our merchant** 1%stamps, thus (1 (*r. using the revenues of the post office h*re Just so much. We would sugg st that our own people offset this by doing some remitting in postage stump* t:h m-clves. L t us all pull together, and help .Messrs. (May and Lea in th Ir efforts <0 help us. DAVIS BROS •P DISCOUNT * SALE Is now on, and it will only last 10 Days. 333 per cent off on all Suits Overcoats. 25 percent off on all Gents’ Furnishings, Hats and Pants. Special Reduction on Ribbed Underwear. $1 Carments at 69c All 7.50 Suits 5.00 All $20 Suits at $13. 34 All 6 Suits at 4.00 All 15 Suits at 10.00 All 4 Suits at 2.67 All 12.50 Suits 8.34 All 3 Suits at 2.00 All lO Suits at 6. 67 All 2 Suits at 1.34 The S.7indird cont'nues to be ask l by the trmllng public why {longer pul 11th th» schedules ifiiMi&tM *»:i iimi ia.» sciuiumh of the Wr.Fhoads running throir.h this place blind w> no obliged t:» repeat that. Irtluy w.re, orJcr. ; d discontinued by J*he roads, who have eho • n to adopt n-puruat l.ui the same t illing agiins fre* pass s as \Vent In fo effect Jan. I t by 1 iw for inter mits commerce. The roads are talk ing of making cih contra*-s fo: the Iftmblic&tlon cf thslr sob dales and Pfjther advertising nnt er, and Th« j U-tandurd 1kis tried to do its ah are In J*tervlng the public by offering to pub- jjpsh their schedules at half our regu- Cl«-r r:.t:s O h r railroad advertising, Iw coin so, must a:.md an the sam* ba ll# s as that of our local merchants, "e f el that our people are en- tha.se schedules. Liw-makrrs ( | rt i sum* queer natl .ns sometimes— JJ'drwia i rallr ad managements. ‘ * rosp.ctfully suggest to the how.ver, that ary newspaper Stfti* o:- ban? enough to ba influenced jjl) a s hl .nr used pass, for which full ■wment is nvido In publication of -^dulcfor the emvenieneo of the IT, could bo even more easll rmnred by a liberal cash considera- .JPr for advert’alng if ft Commutation Tax Notice. |Wn order of Board of Cummlss’.oners llinloads and Revenues of Polk count uiy Commutation Tax < DAVIS BROS. Peek Plock. - - Ceclartown, (}a. NOTICE TO FARMERS. THE ELECTRIC 01M of the Ce- lartown Ootton & Export Co. will after this week, run only on Wednes days, the 16th, 23d and 30th Inst..and will positively close for th? season on th? latter date. LAST NOTICE. Oil Mill Gin will run only two days ftcr this week — , Friday, Jan. 18tlr. Friday. Jan. 25th. • .1 E. HOUSEAL, Minager. IF YOU WANT A Doctor Right Quick, Just phone No. 5q, and we will deliver yoi i rnes- sage promptly at any hour ol the day or night. And Don’t Forget r. P. E Witoher, one of our best a:is, killed a collide of line |>;»rk- Mondny. one of them weighing 432 tile other 490 pounds net.. Who n bait that? That we keep a lull line of I>i-ii«4-w find Mcdicin<>N, and that We pay especial attention to tilling prescriptions uid Lady Ml ssi V.'ill !»< :»nt! ’.Van Hof. Nevlll iu her roml this story of the two . her cousins: "On one occasion, v. hen both of the two were well over ninety. Miss Fanny, the younger, who had that day been rather 111, only joined her sister In the sitting room Just before dinner. On her ar rival downstairs the latter (Miss Char lotte by name) remarked: ‘Fanny, 1 am going to be ill too. 1 feel so hot about the head. It must be apoplexy.' ‘Nothing of the sort!’ exclaimed Miss Fanny, making a dash at her sister’s head. ’Your cap’s on tire, and I’m go- lug to put It out.’ Aud so the brave old thing did.” T. 3J 1 . BTTRBA1T±, i r)K.xra-c3-xsT. ' The Latest of Latest Vogue For Every Face Figure # Faculty The Fir Don People have danced for thousands of years and will probably coutluue to do so for ages to come. This custom Is of aucleut origin. The tirst people to dance were the Curetes, who adopt ed dancing as a mark of rejoicing In 1543 B. C. In early times the Greeks made $3. provided first half is! combined danclug with the drama, and j on or before April 1st, 1907, and ,n -- »• c - pantomimic dances were Y\ 1 lull' is paid on or before Oc t. | |“ lro ^ u ced on he Roman stage. & 1907, otherwise said tax is h? re ad-? $5. J. L. BRANCH, China County Notice. j order of Board of County Oom- aii.q cf Raids and Revenues •county, Ga., notice is hereby giv- 'Jat no demands against the Conn ie considered except at a regu- t$eettag on the 3d Monday in each J. L BRANCH, Ohran. Spencer, president of the Railway, who was killed In road wreck Nov. 29th, carried Accident insurance in Trav- *• The Travelers owns the bonds ‘''town and is represented here by TH arris & Co. the discovery of America the American Indians were holding their religious, martial and social dances. Dully Datlca. The best pdrt of cue’s life Is the per formance of one’s dally duties. All higher motives, ideas, conceptions and sentiments lu a man’s life are of little value if they do not strengthen him for the better discharge of the duties which devolve upou him In the ordi nary affairs of life. 'iVoiunn’N Mnrkrd Down A no. Howell—You have a sister older than yourself, 1 believe? Powell—She was bom first, but she isn’t older.—New York Press. A liar is sooner caught than a crlp- I pie.—Spanish proverb. We offer all the latest styles and shapes * in both stiff and soft hats with the broad "money back" guarantee of better all-around ; hat satisfaction than comes with hats offered at nearly twioe the $3 price. E. BOYD, HERCHANT TAILOR. ti m, ihlv si i raid
