About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1907)
DISCOUNT SALE 333 per cent off on all Suits and Overcoats. 25 per cent off on all Gents’ Furnishings, Hats# 1 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. $ .69 13. 34 10.00 8.34 6. 67 5.00 4.00 2.67 2.00 1.34 PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CEDARTOWN STANDARD TBOHDAT, FEBRUARY 2! 1107. Mr. Ororge Artope ep nt Tuesday In Rockmart. Mayor J. B. lxiry »:>cnt Tuesday In Atlanta. Mr. W. B. MiBryds k|> nt Sunday In Rock mart. Mr. Alec Hamilton, of Horn*. was hare Monday. , Mt». A. M. Dunn Ih visiting rela tives In Horn?. Col. W. G. M. Simmons spent Mon day night in Horn**. Editor H. P. Joyner, of Rockmart, was here Tusaduy, Rev. 8. B. I^etlbetter, of lt>:ne,w.ii In the otty Tuesday. The cutest linos of Post Cards you ever saw at the Book Store. Tax Collector NV. A. Cilhoun was over Monthly from Rockmart. Dr. 10. II. Richardson was up from Atlanta th» first of the week. Mrs. J. A. Gilmer left Tuesday on a visit to relative.* In Arkansas. Dr. C. W. Downey spent the lat ter part of last wek In Tallapoosa. Mrs. J. C. Harris Ins been spend ing the week In Koine with relatives. Mr. Hardy Clark, of LiGrange.waa the guest of friends over Sunday In the city. Dr. J. A. Liddell was called to At lanta Tuesday by the s’liotis Illness Miss Mary Ryan, formally of this place. I make a specialty of saw-filing and repair work generally. Satisfaction Is guamuteed. K. \V. OREBAUGH, oil South College strait. Mr. J. \V. Johnson and family, who have been visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stubbs. returm*d last Tuesday to, Atlanta. Donnelly A- Hatfield's famous min strels will appear In Cedartown at the Lyceum Theatre on Saturday even ing. Pel). 23d, and there will be a crowded bouse to greet them. Mr. C. W. Simpson was in Rockmart Sunday. Mr. J. Z. Moore spent Sunday In Atlantia. Mr. J. W. Lee spent Tuesday In Rockmart. Mr. G. N. Allred spent Sunday at Esom Hill. Mr. 8. G. N. Cate*, of Rome, was here Tuesday. Miss Mary Coplan spent th • first of the week In Atlanta. Mr. W. T. Garmon and family spent Sunday in Alabama. Those 6,000 Post Cards at the Book Store ura “something tight." Mdsdames Will Barron und Henry Beall spent Sunday with the latter's relatives in Buchanan. Mr. A. J. Roberts, one of Bsan Hill's clever merchants, apt nt Tubs day here and In Rome. “Too Dusty,” I mean those pictures you ought to have had framed be fore now. Carry them to the Book Store and got them framed. The regular meet lug of the Ladies of the Maccabees has b?en postponed till Thursday, the 28th, at 2.30 p in. at the home of Mis. J. II. Wil liams. lx>At—A gold locket and chain,with monogram K. M. V. on one side of locket and 1902 on the other. Kinder please ireturn to this office and re ceive raward. Messrs. J. A. Knmbro, R. It. Beas ley and W. D. Johnson, three popular business mon of Rockmart. were hare Monday as witnesses In the railroad auditor’s court. "Above the Clouds" Is the name of a pleasing drama which will be pre sented In the near future by amateur talent for the benolit of th * Firemen's Tournament fund. A meeting of the Presbyterians of Cedartown was held Sunday afterno to consider the mutter of calling paBtor, and u good subscription list was secured. It 1j greatly hoped that Does a man or woman hav? to die to g2t his Oliver Insurance? Not always, because we write Insurance tlut can bp collected before or after d'-nth. Ac cident or li.altb Insurance pays If you ar * hurt or sick. Of course, you are far better off If you have this protec tion without drawing on? cent frun either, bait should you get hurt or sick you have protection. Felton IJ. Knight's Agency carries nil lin>K or Health, Fir. make Bond Estate and < Call and Choice impr Real KsJtit» inmiance—Llf *, Accident. , Plate Glass, n tc VVe ». We buy and sf 11 Re i sorry on a r nting agen<\ s?? us. We have feme oved an.1 unimproved city cheap; also, farming land FELTON B. KNIGHT. A BIG DINNER. The Daughters of the Confederacy will give on? of their nplendid dlno rs next Wednesday at the City Hall for benefit of the Firein n'» •Touruiamen.t fund. Polk Superior Court will be in session, and this will afford a fine op portunity to get a really sumptuous dinner for only 26 cjilts. Everybody here should contribute to It. and then everybody should g> und hvlp eat It. It will undoubtedly be the biggest of the many fine dinners served by til ladles of Cadirtown TACKY PARTY. A tacky party will be given at the Armory this evening for the beuetlt of the Firemen’s Tournament fund. Ad mission, only 10 oents-and you will have a dollar's worth of fan ! Be sure to attend, and bring a friend with you. 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 and this church will not without a pastor. b? miu-h longer Garden Seed, Irish Potatoes, Onion Sets. I have just unloaded a car of the cel ebrated Red Bliss Triumph, Early Rose and Peerless Potatoes, ship ped direct from Aroostock county Maine, and grown by a celebrated grower of Seed Potatoes. PLANT NOW, and get the benefits of an Early Carden. ED. A. LOWRY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Phones 43 and 74. Polk Superior Court next Monday. Mrs. E. Pace spout yesterday in Kookmart. Mrs. W. 0. Wneeler Hfient Tuesday in Chattanooga. Rev. J. 8. Edwards, of Buchanan, j was here Monday. For Ha lb—A good cow, with first | calf. John W. Dkmchey. Oapt. T. A. Frierson, of Atlanta, has been here this week. Mr. Jas. Anderson, of Aragon, Jwas in the city yesterday. Mr. L. W. Brown is spending the week iu Birmingham. Mrs. Emily Tate, of Piedmont, Ala., is visiting relatives here. Maj. M. L. Singleton, of Chattauoo- ga, has been here this week. Mr. Cornelius Terhtine, a prominent business man of Rome, was here Tues day. Mesdames John Stephens and N A. Hanson are visiting at Borden Springs, Ala. Mr. A. 0. Cobb returned home yes terday I rum a business trip to Cincin nati. Col. W. W. Moody a|>ent Tuesday night in Dallas at Paulding Hu|>erior Court. Mrs. A. W. Farrer, of Aragon, is visiting her father, Mr. W. S. HbiHett, north of town. Mr. Wiley 0. Barber, of Havaunah, baa been the guest of Gedartowu rela tives this week. Messrs. David aud J T. West and their families returned Mohday from a visit at Edwardsville, Ala. Passenger Agent C. W. Cheats, of Chattanooga, was here Tuesday iu the interests of the Central Hailuay. Mrs. Jaokson, a trained nurse from Atlauta, oame up Tuesday to be with little Ned Benediot, who is very ill. Mrs. J. N. White, of Talladega, Ala . was called here yesterday by the illness of her mother, Mrs. W. D. Pittman. Mrs. Bessie McElroy, who has been visitiug her mother, Mrs. H. Y. White, turned home yesterday to Tal npoosa Dr. C. Iv. Henderson announc s the beginning of a series of protracted meetings March ‘.Pith at the Ba, tist church,in charge of ltev H.O. Bucho.7, State Evangelist. Mr. W. T. Gilbert and Mis* Aunit •'lelds were united iu marriage Tuesday evening. Rev. E. M. George t> iug the nuptial knot. Their niauv friends ex tend congratulations. Mrs. E. Boyd left Tuesday for Nash ville, Teuu.. where she will iMirchase her spring millinery. Mr. Boyd acco u- panied her for a visit of several days to her Tennessee relatives. Miss Ruth Robinson, a trained nurse from Atlauta, who has been with Mr. Wright Adamson and Mesdames Holmes Smith and Henry Baldwin, is now with Mrs. W. S. Coleman, who has been quite ill for two weeks. At the Tom Thumb Wedding tomor row evening the sweet little bride. Mar garet Dunn, will wear a white liberty satin dress, with bridal veil and lilies of the valley in her hair, aud will carry a shower bouquet of roses. Everybody should see the beautiful wedding to morrow evening. Rev. C. R. Miller, the pastor of the Christian churches at Carrollton and Tallapoosa, preached Sunday morning at the Eastview Baptist church and at the Congregational church in the even ing. His hearers were well pleased, and it is hoped that arrangements can be mode for him to hold services here at Queen Quality Shoes for Women is positive proof of how we stand 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. with = IS CO. Big Department Store. A RELIABLE STORE. c have Just been treated to a g ninlne and undreamed of surprise, through the courtesy of Capt. W. F. Hall, who gave us u free* t»ass In the inerr>-go-up-and-down, plying between the lower and upper floors of the store of Hall & Barr. He showed what seemed to us to be ull the buggies and wagons of the world, und the beauty of th in, with all ma il in the white to manufacture ones, togetiher with plows galore; *ows, ulso — to scratch, to drag, and to rail: sash and doors; screens, also, with all articles entiling hito the make up of a first-class stock of gen eral hardwire, all In endless variety and In silrprDIng quantities. These old und reliable dealers say that they will nor b» undersold, but m \in to keep their cutter working overtime clipping prices. They, o course, do n.jt ex?pct us ta say unf thing to the public of what we saw und have taken for granted that wi will comply with their wishes in tit' niati.r; which we a;e about—not t do. The thing is too goad to kesp d ncli. r-knt w. Russell Drug Cd., PHONE 125 RESIDENCE 143. jheeeei old stand. Still the principle doing of a A Dead One. Breath lead, who i "My trade < ;ry ano her vith s ml there a 1 never to himself has slid: of l it.* 1* g*tt!ng bad: I'll ten-inch ad." If such him Cedartown, Ca.l least one Sunday in each month. th re be, go mark him well: fo no bunk account shall swell, no un- geli watch the gold n stair to wel come th? mllKcnair?. The man who n *v. ;• adits for trade by local line or ad dLp'ayed cares more for rest thou worldly gain, an 1 patrotng? but gives him pain. Tread lightly, friends, let no rude sound disturb his solitude profound; lure le: him live in calm repose, unsought except by men he owes; and when he dies, go plant him deep that naught may break his dreamless^ sleep, where no rude or may d'spel th? quiet that he loved so well. Ami that the world may know its lass, place on his grave a wreath of moss, and on the atone above, "Here lies a chump who wouldn’t advertise.”—Stove Talk. LOST -On the morning of the 19th, i Fletcher street between Broad street and the Central Bail way, a lady’s gold hunting - case watch, one-half carved case with diamond in center of back, and photo engraved on inside of case; short chain attaohed.with round charm. Finder please return to W. C. Wheeler; corner Broad and Fletcher streets, or to The Standard office, and receive re ward. Same business on “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. Hall & Barr, Hardware - IN ALL LINES* Wagons, Buggies, Stoves, Harness, Oliver Plows, Vulcan Plows, Improved Plows. We aim to give Best Coods at Reasona- able Prices. Call and see our CARRIAGE REPOSITORY^-^-
