About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1907)
Hi SALE CONTINUES! OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF I. COFLAN FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS! Shoes! Dress Goods. Blankets. On account of the rainy weather preventing many from taking advantage of the Cerkins-Parker Co. sale the past two weeks, we will continue the sale for the next Ten Days. During this time our customers will find the same LOW PRICES at our store—almost giving away our goods in every line ! In every department you will find a regular SLAUGHTER OF PRICES, and we will quote a few figures to convince you that YOUR MONEY WILL CO FARTHER at our store than elsewhere. Clothing! •NU'D'h JpniN l*-i(ntM. worth tl 26 .ii.. $ .48 Men's (Ml CmtH won a *2no. *.• ,98 Men's Soils, worth $8, at.. 3.98 Ov lvoulH, lif t qoullty and lone,worth *10. nt 4.98 .M n'sOvcicoots, all wool, worth $6 to $7. HI 2.98 Mm'i Oo/ttHamero Piuits, worth $2,at.. .98 M*n's Worsted Pants, worth $2. at.. .. 1.39 Men's M'.'lntoeh Coats, worth $2 to IS. at .59 M-n's 'Multi ohIi Ca.its, woiih $"» to «. »' 1.39 Underwear .Mrn'sl.'mlurBhhts, 60r giriuents, at.... Wright's Health Underwear, $1 gar ments, at Men’s Egypt am Yarn Underwear. $1.26 per garment. ai Ladles' Shots, worth $176 t» $2. at Ladles' Shot*-, worth $2.50 t * $3. a; • 16 Men's Shoes, worth $2 to $2.60, at M n's Shoos, worth $2.60 to $3.50, al •48 Boys' Shoes, worth $1.75 to $2. at Baby Slioes at .52 v. eY m I Fancy PlaidWooUn Press Good-. All wool Blankets, worth $»'», at. $ .98 "oith 75c. a/t.. $ .29 , 'V.» I Blankets, worth $5. at | 48 Plaid Suiting*, worth 25 at .124 'Ytol Blankets, worth $t at 1.48 yard - HI aching. worth 7< a | 98 >a>*d. at .05 1.38 Ladies’ Skirts. $3.29 2.79 2.49 Mattings. 35c Japanese Mattings at Mailing Kenmint*. fancy vat erns . V Ladies' Skirts, worth $2 to $2.50. t i Ladles' Jackets, worth $.* to $4 at. lardUs' Jackets, worth *12, at.... .87 .98 5.98 Men’s Hats. Men's Hats, worth $2. at. .89 And everything else in our store cut and slashed in prices as never seen before in Cedartown ! I. COPLAN THEJBARTOWN STANDARD lOnured In the Postoffice ut Cedar- town oh Hecond-rlHiH mull matter. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CEDARTOWN AND POLK COUNTY. Published every Thursday in the Your SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One Year *100 Six Months 50 Three Months 25 AdvertlelnK rates will ho furnished on uppllcul Ion. THURSDAY, PEBR DRY 7 ,1907. Stockholders' Meeting. A meeting of the stockholders of the Polk County Fair Association is here by called for 10 o'clock Saturday morn ing, Feb. 9th, at the court house in Cedartown for the purpose of attend ing to important business of the As sociation. A full attendance of all the stockholders should be had. All other citizens of the county, mule and female, who are Interested in the holding of a reputable annual fair in the county, are Invited and urged to attend. T. II. ADAMS. Pres. W. S. COLEMAN, 8.ternary. Folk county will receive $13,939.65 as her apportionment of the state pub lic Fchool fund for 1907. Head what the News, the Farms Union official organ, has to say to the Southern farmers on the 1907 cot ton crop. if you really want a big Polk coun ty Fair next October in C.nlartown, go to that stockholders’ meeting next Saturday and have your say alxmt it. When reading the daily papers these days, a man feels like saying, pshaw!” Only he would have to pronounce It with a lisp— “OThaw!” Do you have a good site for that 960,000 postoffice building? If you have, give a description of it with approximate price to Postmaster Full- wood at once. Judging from the utterances of Chancellor Duy, of the university at Syracuse, 'N. Y., wo Judge he would even go so far as to defend the rail roads for giving secret rebates and ih'* trusts for recalving them. •FAIR* QUESTION. if Polk i If tile good propl lilt tul to hold a fair this year, or «\er After, It Ih hlgn tim» th y were g*t- tlng down ito chair knitting. \\\» hive had a lot of line till* about it but tine words butter no turnips Th're is no disguising the fact • bat th » disastrously un-Fair w vtther it list year gave a d aided chill to i in* enthusi.iMii for a purnunout un- tiii il fair. But liy the I iw of av mu- <oh, there is n.»i another such **:k»1I of Outobui w.nthtr due us in half a •. imuy. The utility and deir ib il.y of a well • inducted fair Is beyond question. We ilready have invested near $10,009 n grounds and itnprovomets. To halt *r hesitate now would be puerile. We should not lot a partial failure dtacour •Ago us. Bear in mind that no one connected with the Fair had any ex perience 'in such matters. All of us were green anil had to learn how. And experiments are expensive. We have passed that stag* now, and have learned a lot of things that we should not do and sow * tint we should I^et us profit liy the experience. Even then in the state of un;)rdparedn.ss and the very adverse conditions un der which our Fair was held, it was worth all It cost. perhaps. But for the uni us m?nts and entertainment fu nlslud there hundreds of our people, especially the young, would have gone to Home, Atlanta or Muoon fairs and spent mere money and be n exposed to greater temptations. And the families of hundreds would have miss ed any relaxation of the kind at ull. As Polk county people we should val ue this enterprise dearly for the pleas ure alone our own faniNU s and neigh- hoi's derived from It. Then. too, it showed what our county Is and cm do, in domestic at tainment*. in stock raising, in farm and garden products, nnd every other line of thriffl and progress. Sh ill we keep this up. or drop h ick a-ml lose what we have gained liy a goal start? It is tru? that the Fair Association Is in debt, but that en cumbrance is largely due to the neces sary preparations for a fair,—the c in struction of the buildings, fence, track other Improvements without which ii fair could not be held at all. Such debt will never have to be contracted again, and this temporary embarrass ment should not discourage our peo ple In the lea.su When once paid off, the County Fnir will more than pay thereafter. Now, it is first up to the stockhol ders. and they mint d cldc forthenuel ves next Satin day at the C >urt House just wfliat they are going to do about it. We do not belle\ • they will "balk” or "shy." That is not like a pro gressive ontf enterprising people, an 1 we will never aeknawledg - defeat or failure for a Polk county undertaking until it is openly and shamefully con fessed by those who have mad? the ef fort. But It is a nntUr lor the stock holders themiflvis to det.rmine next Saturday. Every shir,holder should lie present, f >r a proposition will lie submitted by tli* Executive Commit tee, whidh they think will solve the permnnancy and us.Tuln ss of this home tmteirprlBf. No on" should negl.ct or , »warily run away from this duty. Appllc on Per Admin l.e Gc »rgin, Polk County. To all whom it may cornu*rn: D. F. Xeese hiving In proper form applied to me fer per nun n:\ Letters of Admlnisntlidu on the cs.atc of William P. Neeae late of said county, this 1* to cite nil and singular the creditors and next of kin of Win. P. Neeso to be and appear nt ray office within the Urns allowed by law. and show cause, if any they can, why per manent Administration should not be grant d to l). F. Ne s* on Win. P. N .'Se’s evtfite. Witness my hand and official slgna- ture, this 4th day of Feb. 1907. A.D. HOGG. Ordinary. Application lor Guardianship. G o.g!a, Polk County. To all whom it may concern: Mrs. Minnie L Adams having in due form applied to th? undersigned for the guardianship of tin* persons and property of John. Corri.*, Willie, Jes sie May. oJe and Laura Adams,minor children of J.A. Adams, late of said county deceased, notice is hereby giv en that said .application will he heard at my office on the first Mon day in March next. Witness my official signature, this 4th day of Feb. 1907. A l). HOGG. Ordinary. More than a hundred thousand dol lars have be»*n paid out In losses In Cedartown and Polk county by the insurance companies represented by W. J. Harris & Co. Many men and women have been saved many years of hard-earned money by insuring with W. J. Harris & Co. Pay up your subscription. Commutation Tax Notice. By order of Board of Commissioners of Hoads and Revenues of Polk county Ga.. Commutation Tax for 1907 i hereby mad? $3. provided first half 1« paid on or before April 1st, 1907, and second half Ih paid on or before Oct. 15th. 1907. otherwise said tax is h a re- by mad? $5. J. L BRANCH. Chain. Neighbor* Got Fooled. *1 was literally roughing mys.lf to death, and had become too weak to leave my b il; andneighbors predict“d that I would never leave It alive; but they gut fooled,for thanks be to God. 1 was Induced to try Dr. King's New Discovery, it took just four one dol lar bottles to completely cure the cough and restore me to good sound health." writes Mrs. Eva Uncapher, of Groveitown, Stark Co., lud. This King of rough and cold cures, and healer cf throat and lungs. Is guaran teed it> H. Bradford, druggist. 60c and $1. Trial bottle fr t e. County Notice. By order of Board of County Coni- misslcn.rs cf Hoads and Revenues Polk county. Ga.. notice is hereby giv en that no demands against the coun ty will b* considered except at a regu lar meeting on the 3d Monday in each month J. L BRANCH, Chinn. Use allttle KODOL after v.iur m als and it will be found to afford a very prompt and efficient relief. KODOL nearly approximates digeatlie juices It digests what you eat It is sold on a guaranteed relief plan. Sold by E. Bradford. Sheriff Sales for February, 1907. Will be sold before the court house door in Cedartown in said county on the first Tuesday in March, 1907, within the legal hours of sale to th highest bidder for cash the followng described property, to-wit:— One 18x36 Agitator Belt threshc machine No. 33.238, with truck and th stacker, and levied on as the proper ty of S. B. and J. L. Jones by virtue of and to satisfy a mortgage fi fa is sued from the CltyOourt of Polk Coun ty in favor of J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co. vs the sold S. B. ami I J. L. Jones. j Also at the same time and plac? i will be sold the following described | property to-wit: — I This Feb. 5th. 1907. J. E. DEMPSEY. Sheriff, I J. F CARMICHAEL. Dept. Shff. Tills May Interest You. I No one is immune from kidney trou bles. so just remember that Foley's Kidney Cure w ill stop th • Irregular ities and cure any case of kidney and bladder trouble that is not beyond a reach of medicine. E. Bradford. IF YOU WANT A Doctor Right Quick, Just phone No. 50, and we will deliver your mes sage promptly at any hour ol the day or night. And Don’t Forget That we keep a lull line ol nud Patent >1 and that we pay especial attention to filling prescriptions. T_ IF 1 . ZDZRTT Q-C3-IST. / The Latest of Latest Vogue For Every Face Figure# Faculty 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. HE STANDARD, ONLY *1 il YEAN.
