About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1907)
DISCOUNT SALE 333 percent off on all Suits and Overcoats. 25 per cent off on all Gents’ Furnishings, Hats ^ Pants. Special Reduction on Ribbed Underwear. SI Carments at All $20 Suits at All All All All All All All All 15 Suits at 12.50 Suits IO Suits at 7.50 Suits 6 Suits at 4 Suits at 3 Suits at 2 Suits at DAVIS BROS. 5 .69 13. 34 10.00 8.34 6. 67 5.00 4.00 2.67 2.00 1.34 PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CEDARTOWN STANDmI) TRDKDAT, FEBRUARY 7 1107 Dr. \V. A. Chapman spout Sunday night In Rome. Mix. C. K. Ilendem n In spending Die week In Atlanta. Mr. M. Board man was horns from Macon over Sunday. TO RENT — One furnished room. Apply to Mrs. G. \V. WhltflHd. Mr. E. E. Lindsey was the guest of friends In Home Sunday night. Mrs. John K. Uivis left Monday for a visit u> h?r rjlutlvoa IntMJUlodge- v1lle. Mrs. 8. 1\ Holt, of Silver Creek spent Sunday und Monday h *re with friends. Mrs. Walker Annuli. of New mm. I« visiting h**r parent*. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Wood. Solicitor Oenerul W. K. Welder has l»een attending court In Ditlglnsvllle this week If you want something “sticky" In the way of Valentin *8. get them at the Book' Store. Misses Shirley and Margaret Sims are home from school at Lucy Cobb institute in Athens. Miss Jennie Neill, of Home, was hero Tuesday to utleud the funeral of her cousin, Mr. Howell Cobb. If your friend’s held Is not shaped right, you will find a comic Valentine to suit him at the 11 s»k Store. WANTED—A number of bo>s •’•>m fourteen years up. Pleasant work and good pay. JOSEPHINE MILLS. Col. R. W. Everett, of R vckhnurt.was here yesterday to attend an Important meeting of the County Shod Botrd. Mrs. J. S. Pure 11. who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. E. Par‘.re turned home yesterday to WooJIawn. Ala. Mrs. Eatalle HuulwUk returned! Tues day from Rome, where she spent aev- erul days very pleasantly as the guest of Mrs. T. It. Darlington. asm In Carrollton Mr. 8. N. Clary Is visiting In Rome. Mr. M. O. Gills* sp un last night in Rome. Dr. II. M. II ill spent Sunday night In Rome. Hon. .1. C. Knight .ipent Monday night In Rune. FOR HALE—A good pair of young milieu. O. WILLINGHAM. Mr. It. II. Davis, of Taylorsville wus In the city Monday. Mr. H. E. Wynn, of Eden, Ala was In the city Monday. Mrs. L. M. Prouty went to Atlanta Tuesday for un ext snded visit. Those 6,000 Post. Chords at the Book Store lire "som.Mlihig tight." Miss Ruby Griffin, of Byrds, Is vis iting the family of her uncle. Mr. I). T. Colquitt. Ml. Arch Holland' and daughter Mrs. C. E. Davis, were over Mon- day from Dallas. Miss Corrle Thorn well, of Taylors ville, was tile guest the first of the week of Mrs. Oseur Kay. Mrs. E. B. Jones, of Rom?, lias been H|M*ndlng the past week with her diughter, 'Mrs. J. K. Thomas. Mrs. W. A. ('lupin m returned yes terday from a pleasant visit In Rome to her sister, Mrs. T. R. Darlington. Elder and Mrs. R. S Hamrick, wh > have been attending several days with relatives in this vicinity, returned I »si Tuesday to Llndule. LOST—A hank check book of Wynn Bros, on the Bank of Brem a. Da Finder should leave sum* at this of fice and get reward. Miss Boss I • Simpson, who has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. ami Mrs. W. D. Crawford, returned homi yesterday In Ruck-marl. "Too Dusty,” I m miii those picture you ought to have hud framed be fore now. Carry thorn to the Book Store and get them fvam d. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pnehhle Tulla|MMiBi. came over Tuesday the remains of th-4r grandsm. Howell Cobh,which w is Intemd /Does a in in or woman have to die to fr?t his orh?r Insurance? Not always, beejuvo we write Insurance thjt can betcMLcted b'fo»e or after death. Ac cident or h al h Insurin'*? pays If you ar • hu.t >r s’ck. Oi course, you are far bitter off If you hive this protec tion without driwlng one cent from dtn.r, but should you gat hurt or sick you have protection. Felton B. Knight's Agency curies all Iftu s of luonan'*?—Life, Ac:id*nt. II Mlth, Fire, Plate Gkun, etc. We make Bo,id *. We buy . und sell Rea Kstjle and carry on a renting agency. Call and »?* us. • W» hive same Choice lnip:ovod uni unluiproved 1 city Real Es otn cheap: also, firmin'? land FELTON B KNIGHT. HELP WANTED. Kivu grown girls an 1 throe glil* about fourteen years of ug*. for steady empkiym nt. Apply at one* at fu - tory. KPS HER MANUFACTURING CO Dr. II. M. Hill spent Tuesday In At lant i. Ca.pt. W. F. Mill spent 1 i*t night In llomt ■ Mr. W. E. W.xid yeserday. Mr. O. L. Pierce spent Tuesday In St I »ftboin. Sheriff J. E. Dempsey s|>e:it Mon day In Home. The cutest lines of Post Cards you ever saw at the Book Stone. Mrs. J. W. Britt, of Rome, was the guest the first of the wesk of Mrs. M. B. Ware. Mrs. J. M Yates, of Lik? Creek, Is spending a few days with Mrs. T. R. Jackson. Miss May MoCurry wu* home the first of ths week from Shot ter Col lege In Rome, Mr. Buell Stark, of Rock mart, at tended Hie m> anting here yosi rday of the County Sctirtol Hoard. Donnelly & llitfleld’s fiiiusis mln- Htr Is will visit Cedartown on Satur day evening, the 23d Inst. A spl*n<Hd rubber tire buggy for sale. A bargain for some one. Ap ply to ROBT. W. JONES. Cooper Sanders is here from Cor inth to si>end the week with his mother, Mrs. J. H. Sanders. Mrs. Win Green returned Sunday front a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Carmichael, In Ricknurt. A don ii am Chapter. No. 41, R A. M, inks all niemhers to he tgtfs-nt at Us cmvo. utiou tomorrow evening. Miss Katherine Rlchardron, who has en visiting relatives here, hss re ined to her home in (NlurtoWn. Atluntu Journal. Mr. B. F. Liwiher is having tb? floor loweied und tlie front iv-mode I led of Ills hull ding on Mail) street, and will - it ou-> of the most attructive on he street. . and Mrs. M. E. Parous, of Dul- ton. ciinie t > the city Tuesday, Mr. VirsjiiH having ace-pled u position ile-man at Mr. W. K. Holmes' lothing store. They are cordially welcomed here. M ss Mabel Paige,one of the pret tiest und in is. versatile actresses on stage, hii be n dd'gitlng I Cedartown audl.nc s nt the L week. 9ha gk* with her puny to R an» today. Pure Food Law Has come to stay, and 1 welcome it, as it is keeping with the class of Groceries I have been handling lor the past lour years. The Pure Food Law has given the housewiie Sugar like her grandmother used to use—yellow ish, brownish, sweet, absolutely pure but old- lashioned. It has been learned that there is no such thing as pure white sugar, the sugar to be pure must be brown; white sugars are bleached by a chemicel process, so when you order sugar remember Uncle '-an says it must be ol a brown ish cast to be pure, Heat Department Comes daily the best of everything in Beet, Pork Lamb, Sausage, Hams, Breakfast Bacons, etc , all Government inspected by your Uncle Sam. ED. A. LOWRY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown, Ca. The Proof That Proves! It is always easy to convince people when you treat them “on the square. That is exactly what we are trying to do. You want THE BEST always. You can bank on getting that every time you buy from us. There is QUALITY in every article we handle. Our Exclusive Agen cies for American Lady Corsets Queen Quality Shoes for women is positive proof of how we stand with people who buy. Just received new lot of Queen Quality Oxfords and Pumps. Come and see them. Also, a new lot of beautiful Voile and Panama Skirts from $5 to $12.50 in blacks and grays. 1907 will be better to you if you trade with us. Try it. GOODS [0., Big Department Store. Andeiam Monday. FOR RENT—One-horiw three miles wist of town; Monday In Morgan, of Rock- day. Parham and N. B. ,iylorsvllle, were here for sule. Mr. J. W. farm about lino, a mule W. W. I ISON. Bo Wo. of l.lnd tie. spent with hU tmittur. Mr. Russell Drug PHONE 125 RESIDENCE 143. old stand. Tuesday •urn ! M. (' Hoi Mrs. .1. siting Polk county relatives, returned Your attention Is called to the LU- J home yesterday to Cirtervsille. CAS STAINS, LACQUEKETTE, IA I*- j t \n SH Blair, an experienced nurse who A-I.AC. 8ILVISU mill 001.0 URON/.B. *»„ i„. „ «-;th Mrs (!. K H-u •cll. t, | mill II general Hue of PAINTS and relumed Tuesdai lo lllr nlrsuin. | VARNISHES that carry always POLK PAPER A PAINT CO i 1 *g oini rM.-lvfd yest.or;!.iy fro Was it;gi( ti glv th ul ne th* infant dmg iter iml Mr-. W. .1. 11 irr.s, Just I h in ilieu*, and th y hitv the h> of their host of frl Ladles, If you wai Wargulns in mllliiu ry. rail on e. I don't propos > to car lt|gle whiter hat. an I no h them nil out at or h *low cast must go at same price. MRS. VDD1E EMBREE I make a specialty of saw-filing and pair work generally Sitlsfactloti Is " auuiunleed. E. W. OREilAt'OH. on 11 """rSoulh Coll ge aired. Mrs. las. Walts, of Home, camel M nd.iy to v alt liar sis! r Imre. Mrs | Y.i M. M. Wilkl?. and her father. Hev. .1 I A. R thins>11 at Fish. Rev. I. R. Walker, of Bowden, has been conducting s»rvlcvs at the East- view Biptlst church this week, and will fill a.i appointment at that church I on the fourth Sunday in each month | its 111 t.» •li no genuine on me at ■'ii evei » I will sell Tn- h lit The i.*i if Tall.ip; l liiu . f Mr. Hn ell Cold id h i We have represented life and n<’- rideut companies for fifteen yeai*s. and every claim has been promptly j | mild. We guar >ntee o r rates and company. It will pay you to Investl- ' gate our policies. W. .1. HARRIS & CO. The ladies of the C rngtegatlon il basket supper Same old stand. Still doing business on the principle of a ‘‘SQUARE DEAL.” \ Thankful for past patronage, we solicit a continuance of same.' SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS. Dealers in everything kept in a first-class Drug Store. RUSSELL DRUG COMPANY. COR. MAIN AND HERBERT STS. oni.un Tuesday by rove rul .v mug among th:in being Messrs. Hinckley, Tims. Dougheity. Roy und Frsd lle.id. Tho*. MuEiroy md .Mis*^4 Marb* Thornton,Melltei McElroy.Mollle Y intlg. and the d H-ieed's aiattr, Mlssl'hureh will glv Minnie (Thursday evening. Feb. 14th. at 8 o’clock in the O. R. C. hall In Holmes- Pltts building, for the ben eft of th- organ fund. Song service from R to 8 o'clock. Everybody'Invited to attend The remains of Mr. Howell Cobb, a hon of Mr. It. E. Cobh nt Talla poosa. were brought here Tnes- di> afternoon for interment. The de- <*eii -«*tl was bright and excellent young] Mix Estelle Jones Hardwick, of Ce- mati. only twenty yearn of age. Hcldartown, who has often he n an nd- whs a grandson or Mr. N F. Cobb and | mired visitor In Atlanta ai the guest a neph w of Mr. A. C. Cobb and Mrs., of Mis* Florin * Richardson. Is vislt- .1. C Brooks.of this place. J ing Mr*. T. R Garlingt n in Rome. Mr.be* Cunirata.tlie Italian restau rant m in. who ha* been a resident for years in Cedirtown. has staid his business and fixtures to Mr. Ge«». M. Ayers, and will soon move to Ciiters- vllle ti engage with his brother 'll business. • Joe” is a clever fellow, and has nnny friends, all of whom tvgnt his departure from 1 Csdartcnrn. and Is being dMlghitfully entertained. With Mrs. W. A Chupnuin. of Ce- darii wn. and Mrs. .lames Johnston of liritiHh Columbia, she was the honor g.vst at a large afternoon card party dui-iig thv ii-st week. Tomorrow aft*moon Mis. Mark McDonald will enie tali' for Mrs. Hard*»ck.—Atlan’a Journal 3d. ADAMS & WHITAKER, Livery, Sale 1 Feed Stables New Brick Stable, North Main St. STYLISH TURN-OUTS, PROMPT « POLITE SERVICE. Special Attention to Boarding; Horses. THE NEWS is what you want, and you get in The Standard. Only $1 a Year. ~Hg-§
