About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1907)
DISCOUNT SALE 33£ percent off on all Suits and Overcoats. 25 per cent off on all Gents’ Furnishings, Hats^Pants. Special Reduction on Ribbed Underwear. “ABOVE THE CLOIHM.” A Bountiful Brninn by Local Talent fur Ilom-llf ni' the Firemen. $1 Garments at $ .69 All $20 Suits at 13. 34 All All All All All Ail All All 15 Suits at 12.50 Suits lO Suits at 7.50 Suits 6 Suits at 4 Suits at 3 Suits at 2 Suits at DAVIS BROS. 10.00 8. 34 6. 67 5.00 4.00 2.67 .2.00 1.34 PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CEDARTOWN STANDARD THURSDAY, MARCH 7 1IC7, Col. 0, K, Hu'tchem* »p. nt Tuesday I Tuesday here. Mr. Holm a Smith was in Dillas Tuesday. Mis« BIJfen Heaton spent Tuesday In Uoclmwrt. Mrs. Lizzie Rhodes, of Rom, si* In Atlanta Mr. Walter Black titock spent Sun- f la * IH M r - Wd, A, Lowrjf spant yesterday In t|p* (kvi# oily, „ . , t „ ^ Have you voted yet for Que.n of the Tournairnenl ? j Mr. Buell Stark, of K »ckniarl, wan I h‘*rei yesterday. | Mias Lucllo England spent yesterday | afternoon in Rom?. | Mr. C, E, Kuster spent yesterday j afternoon In Rome* I Miss Mon I a McKinney- of p l8 |, is ,Qol. Charley B. VY'lllln^ham, of Ml- | Visaing relatly;# *• c |, v lietia, Was 1iet*e fitesdaj’ Miss Airinle rtpsp is ill j finest of Mrs; Ci t*. Till'd dr in Rome. Messrs. .1. L. Moore, L. B. and John Codhran, of Aragon, were here Monday. 4 ,„*ii Mrs. Estelle Ufa rd wick and daughter, little Miss Florin;*, spent] yesterday lh Atlanta. Mrs. Henry Baldwin left Tuesday lo spend some time with relatives in South Carolina. Mr. K. 0. Wright* of Ronla, has been the guest, this week of his moth er, Mrs. R. A. Wright. Mrs. Mol Be I»Osee and Miss Alice Birkbeck returned Saturday from a pleasant, sojourn In Florida. Mra. Geo. W. Black, of Aragon, is with her daughter, Mrs. I\ .1. l>a- vis, who has been quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. E. Boyd returned last Thursday from a Malt of several days among relatives (In Nashville. Two Rooms for Rent. Apply to Fred K. Krister, corner C.ive Spring street and IWlssalhiickon) avenue. Good Transfer Company offers 30 wagon loads of compost for sale also, a bargain In six or eight good mules. Mrs. M. A. and Col. .1. A. Wright spent Saturday in Atlanta, having been called there by the tragic d *at.h of Mr. Chas. Hudgins. Miss Hannah Revells, of St. Louis, arrived Monday evening to spend wotne time as the charming guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. AV. Booz. C'Ol. mid Mra. R, ,w. Everett, of Rockmart, were In <lie city yesterday. Mrs. B. p, Wright tin aiiciKllng the week-end with Mrs. C. W. Perk near Young's. , , Mi's, .1. C. ICan/nedy and daughter. Mlsh Nellie, left Tuesday lo spend a few days In Dallas. , Mr, 0, I., Leman, of Acworih, was the Kuest Ihe first of the week of Ills slsier, Mrs, Lands Rmith. Mr, ,)oe 1'ate «v tS hatted Tneaday lo E";nn Hill by tile s-i-’Peis Illness or bis father. Mr, E, A. Tale. Hon. .1. B. Ayers wa* palled Tues day lo Carrollton by the serious Ill ness of his venerable, father. WANTED--A number of boys *.v,m fourteen years ufj. Pleasant work und good pay. JOSEPHINE MILLS. Mrs. Ira Simpson, who bus been visiting her parents, Mr. snd Mm w. D. Crawford, return'd Tuesday to Rockmart. Only the best mat riel and work manship used when ' your shoes are repaired by Howard S. W'bltely til Hamilton's grocery store. Mis. Fred W. Horne has left Yo kohama. Japan, for .Cedartown, going Via Naples, Carlsbad, Paris and Lon don, and will reach Amu Ira in June. She will be joilnad later by her hus band In Ceilirtown. Cedartown (thsatre-goev* will enjoy u rare trealt next Tuesday evening. "If 1 Were King," 011a of the fin. Attractions at the Grand In Atlanta this week, will appear here, -mil will be something well worth seeing. Everybody Is taking a cnmisnJ'a- bla Interest In (be matL.r of raising funds for tie appro idling Firemen's Toiirntmtnt. Ctdailown iicvir does anything by hilve?,—and I, is golni* to take a lot of money to maim tlila big event the sme sa II should and must ha. Tho Ca.daiU.wn Dramatic Club pro poses to lulp the goad work along by presenting n pi ,n-!ug drama for the bent fit of tho tournament fandf on Tlruisday tveolng, ill - 21st Inst. Such an ent-i-tainimeni by local til ant draws good bourns, and as the |ue - nt objat Is aueh a popular on-, n full house miy becaafi lently-Kpecteil Above 111- Clourl.-:" Is the tlila of the play, and th . cist or char.i.-tors la as follows:— Philip Rlngold, "Crazy. Phil," „ Moun tain Hermit I. Wright Adum ,:,n. Alfred Thor])-, a City Nabob Elgar H tuk'i -ugi. Amos Gaylord, u Country Gentleman.. Fred Uob.i. Howard Gaylor, Ills son E. E. King. Titus Turtle, h Gourmand E. B. Russell. Curtis Chlpinitn, "Chips 111 lh-,Rough" Summura Freeman. Nat Naylon Thoitpe’s Protege - .... W. E. Roberts. Grace Ingulls, a Young Artist Miss Sophia Chapman. ia-n Thorne, Gaylord's House It epity Mine .Vlaiy Harris, Susy Gaylord', Gaylord's Daughter.... Miss Emm a Qnllllan. LtHtretla Geirl-b, "So Romatlc".. .. ■ Miss Cal lie Smith. Besides the play there will be Horn • Vood music anal specialties, making up an evening that everybody will enjoy. Remember (lie date—-Thiir.-'diay even ing, 21st. Inst. t Spring Line for 1907 NOW READY! Consisting of WASH DRESS GOODS of every description, MOHAIRS. Plain and Fancy VOILES, GINGHAMS, Etc., and the LATEST NOVELTIES in Dress Fabrics, Fancy White Madras, White and Colored Shirtings. PLAIN FABRICS. Nainsooks, Persian Lawns, India Linens nnd Soft-Finish Cambrics. A PRIZE Itllll.l,. The mo mb. flea will give mory next, w, o’clock, Capt, Of ttl3 C.*d u t nvn Ri- prlze drill at their Al ly Friday evening at 8 Harry M^ikMvam of Our line of Plain and Sheer Linen Cam brics, Butcher’s Linens and Irish Linens is the most complete ever shown in the city. A beautiful line of Swiss, Nainsook and Hamburg Embroideries now on display. We are also agents for the Queen Qual ity Shoes and American Lady Corsets. An earlv inspection of the above is re spectfully solicited. tdndale, and Capt. Barry Wright of Rome, astlng as judge?. The contact will be quit a Interesting, nnd all j should witness ft. There will 1w» eharupj at the door small admisilon fee of 15 cents each or 25 cents a couple, th • pro ceeds going to the Firemen's Tour nament fund. NOTICE TO EAIMKN. The 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. r ED. A. LOWRY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ga. Ives at nil active anil honor ary firemen are requested to meet next Monday afternoon a t.30 o'clock at Fireimui'a Hull to confer on Im- poitani bWasi foi* the tournament. Mr. Henry Baldwin sp.-mi Tuesday In Atlanta. .Mr. T. R. Jackson lias been In Tallapoosa this week. Foil Hat.e- A good oow, with first calf. John W. Dkmi’SBY. Mrs. C. 0, Turner, of K >m- spent Ihe rirst of th- week with. Cxdjrtown friends. Mra. D. N. Hunt returned hpln■ yesterday to L’ndjle, after a vial; lure to relatives. Mis. E. A. Mann came up Tuesday from M icon oh a visit tv h -r d uighi -r Mi's. W. W. Giawford. Three nice unfurnlthedl ir im to run. to family without tblldi.n. Ap ply lo Miss Gillie Byrd. Mr, 1.. K. Smith, of Ctivollton. the manager of the Gulii sb. i Telep.iu-ne C.miiNiny.cjnie up y«terd.iy. Mrs. .1. W. H.> iz entertain J a prrt.v of tiTiids at ita cl-gint and very en joyable dinner Saturday evening. Messrs. .1. 11. and M. N. Elllo;l and 111' r famines w re calbd Krki y io Chamblee by th- serious Illness or their venerable mather, who dl'd Monday Mrs. A. E. Srnsbmn. of R'oiny.Dls- 1 rift S?or. tuy of Hie Hants Mission lloartl. was the guest Friday night Mrs. .1. \v. Barr, having came to be with the; Methodist ladles at their llont* Mission Gaiety meeting Friday afternoon. She Is an active and con- •uled oho it h w irk. r. DLLIPS1! M [fi Big Department Store. Atlanta was In PHONE 125 Mis* Su111? Sewell is visiting friends at Fish. Mr. W. E. Booz was J 'Files day. Mr. J. M. Prior, of Prim the city Tuesday. Mr. .). II. Smith, of Hamlsotucounty, wad here Tuesday. t t Mrs. W, A. Jackson, who has been visiting Mrs. M. S. Bxrmn, returned Tuesday t > OarrolUon. Mra. J. A. Hamilton gave a very pleasant party a few evenings ago U i|C j rt p Cc in honor of her nieee, Miss Ethel OU^lrlw^S Trawick, of Little Rock, Ark. Mr. .1. A. Campbell, a gf>>d citizen of Blooming Grove who has Just re covered from s?vere injuries received by a fall, was in the city Tuesday. Mr. 1). A. Hubbard, -who was badly injured* some days ago by the acci dental discharge of a shot gun near Fsom Hill, has sufficiently recovered to return Tuesday to bis lumber mill. Engineer J. M. Buroh. of Birming ham. came up Sunday from Atlanta to Cedirt.;\vn with th * remains of Mr. v’harley Hudgins,whose! death occurred Ftiday night in ih^ big Seaboard Rnssell Drug Cd. ; RESIDENCE 143. Same old stand. Still doing the principle of on a past patronage, More than a hundred thousand dol lars have been paid out in losses In Cedartown and Polk county by the insurance companies represented bj J. Harris & Co. Many men and women have been saved many years of hard-earned money by insutlng with \V. J. Harris & Co. Lamar Janes ha-s been home the past week, resting up from the knocks he received Friday night in the big Seaboard wreck. He was •ulining as express messenger on No. !8. aud was cut on the hands and bruised on the legs, besides a general battering he received in the shake-up. very pleasant entertainment w'as n last evening at tile Armory for the joint benefit of the FiremenV Tournament fund aud the Columbian Woodmen, undrr the direction of Mr. J. C. Graham. Jr., of Anniston. Danc ing and music, with the serving of light refreshments, made up a very enjoyable evening. Mr. A. J. Dobbs, ari expert stone cutter of Maui ttri. his teen, 1 pmployed by th* Cedartown Marble Co., and he will be with that firm hsraafter. They ar> prepared to do first-class work of ev:ry kind. repulr- 1 am molting a sp cljlty ing furniture, upholstering also do job work o^all kinds in my line. And don’t wait too with or dering these fly screens for doors and windows; mine are the best. Shop in Hist view; Phone 1GS. JESS EE MANN. “SQUARE DEAL.” Thankful for we sol i cit a coninuance of same. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN] TO FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS. Dealers in everything kept irj a first-class Drug Store, RUSSELL DRUG COMPANY. COR. MAIN AND HERBERT STB. Rev. 11. B. Thonuu, Mi-, anil Mrs. \V. C. Satterfield, Ml. es Mami > and Nellie HudKlns, nnd Messrs. .1. S. Cobb, Ab. Harrison. Rufus Powell, Tom Kennedy and \Y.F. WalUu e came over Monday morning from Carters- ville lo attend ihe funeral of Mr.C'ha.-. Hudgins, who was killed Friday in the Seaboard wreck. Reim-mlx-i- Lhai. tbs second count of ballots for Qnet-fi of the Tournament will be held next Tuesday. See to It that your lady friends are hand somely remembered, as the list will be published In full next week. You will find ballot boxes at the stores of Russell Drug Co.. M. N. Elliott. Lacy & Co., and Davis Bros. The vot;s ara only 10 cents each, and you will help the firemen at the sometime you re- tbe firemen at. the name time you reg ister your choice for Queen. Halk& Barr, Hardware ^JN ALL LINES- Wagons, Buggies, Stoves, Harness) Oliver Plows, Vulcan Plows, Improved Plows. We aim to give Best Goods at Reasons able Prices. Call and see our r CARRIAGE REPOSITORY ^
