About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1907)
SPRING BEAUTIES See our beautilul line of New Spring Suits and Furnishings. The Suits are the best tailors’ finest creations for the season, and the Furnishings are the nobbiest ever brought to Cedartown. Easter Sunday Comes on the 31st of March. Young Men and old should all be ready for it with their new Spring apparel. DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CEUAKTOWN STANDARD THURSDAY, MARCH !4 HOT. Six Show C3H «• for Bale ut the Book ' .Store. Mr. Hardy Clark, of Liaran»3,i(i)3nt Sunday in the city. Mra. Goo. Stubbs retain, d Tuesday from a visit in Alabama. Mr. H. N. VanDevand r ha* been in Walker county this week. Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Busby w r • In Roms tile first of the Week. Mrs. F. S. Bunn and son, Feath- erston, wc re In Rome yesterday. Dr. L. S. L Hi bet I or left Tuesday for for a visit in Little Hock, Ark. “PURITY ABSOLUTE.” 0. 'K. Mat shall, tbe Ul>-Town Druggist. Mrs. A. 10. Young spent a few hours Tuesday with relativ<?3 at Young’s. Cols. W. C. Bunn and fo. it. Hutchc.nK i* ut Tucsd.i> morning In Rom • on Pgal biKiifs?. FRIO 10 - - Typewriter ribbon, fr o—It you will rugist r and give liam * of machine, at t ha Book Store. Mosdtinirs T. II. Shellmau of U.'-k- murt, and G?o. Hllslnger of Babul.i. la., are the guests of Mr. - . IT. J. Damp- Mis. 10. K. VanWinUl \ of Atlanta, came up Monday evening to spiral n Gw days as Hie gimst of MI-h Della Harris; Mr. and Mrs. Hainll GrU’fin, of QlenvlUe, spent the first of the we?k with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Griffin Mrs. .1. M. Rudolph and children, of Dalton, ar ‘ spending the w \ k here with her pat nt-. Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Morris. $1,000 Accident. Insurance for one year for $1. Bed company—U. S Casualty Co. FBLTON B KNIGHT Agency. Rev. W. P. Whitlow asks us to state that the report that the Embar- lee IHptlst chuicb 'had disboiiided, or that It will disband, is incorrect. Mr. Posey Hunt was In Rome yes terday. Mr. W. S. Hancock, of Rome,was here yesterday. Mr. T. W. Asbury, of Cave Bpring, wp« In the city Friday. Mesdames E. A. Mann and W. W. Crawford spent Monday in Roekraart. Are you contemplating renting or selling your home? See me. FELTON B. KNIGHT A&?m*y. Mrs. J. T. Wiarren, of Hiram, Is visiting her Bister, Mrs. C. B. Lynch, on North Main street. Mr. P. W. Hunt, who his been at tending business ollege in Ttlanta, returned home Tire-day evening. WANTED—A number of boys •om fourteen years up. Pleasant work and good pay. J03EP11INE MILLS. Mr. J. E. Estes has moved Into ills new house-just completed, on tli • ch ut of Broad and R?:ves straits. Mrs A. E. Ori who Ring her sister, Mr*. returned 1 yesterday to as be a.vii- . C. Busby. Marietta. Only mother can distinguish be t-wen tile raischteivousress of h r boy and the badness of tlu boy n *xt. door. “Procrastination is the thi f of time." insure today. Delay U dm- geroua. Big comptunl-s. FELTON B. KNIGHT \ cn-y. MrS. Eck <’l in nis. wli > ha a b ? n very ill for several weeks at the Irani ' of her parents, Mr. and Mr . .1. AY. Nunn, return d ye i rday to Lik • Cm k. Miss Ruth R rblnK.in, tli» arc mipl’.ah od nurse wlur h is been with Mrs. W. is. Coleman for three weeks, has been j the guest of friends in the city . i • past week* | Mrs, it. O. Pitts rp nt Sun 1 v in j Dallas. As District. Secretary of tile I Methodist Woman's JArcign Mis.-kon- ; ary Society, she or@.vniiz:d a lot- 1 ho- | ciety at that place. | Mr. Rolrt. Dyar left ye-tmlay to ; sp, nd a couple of wetks at MaysviU ■. i where his brother, Wesley, i quite j ill. The latter will leave i:i a few days for an extended! stay in. Arizona. FIHE MILLINERY DISPLAY! Next Friday and Saturday, March 15th and lWtli. Mis. J. Mallory Hunt lnvlt?s the ladtss of Cedartown and Polk county to visit her a;one on th?s? dates to see the M03T ATTRACTIVE and STYLISH MILLINERY GOODS ever brought to Cedartown. N await huts and latest, colors and designs for the 1907 Spring Season. You will be pleased with the Fads and Novelties, and can’t help but ad mire our fine collection of everything worn by the well-dress: d’ woman. I will he ass’sted by Miss Sara Harris and Mrs. P. C. Harris, and all the ladles will ba delightfully enter tained with a Muslal Conceit by th? Victor Talking Machines. MRS. MALLORY HUNT. The ladi.s of Ce- (DiitowiH are cord.- ally invited to at tend thd Musical Cone; i t of the Vic tor Talking Machines by Mensis. Mc- Eachern & Elliott, agents for these instrument^ in Csdartown. 8 .me fine music and laughable recitals will be heard by all who visit this store on Friday and Saturday, March Ifith and 16th. NOTICE. To whom it may concern:— ’ The firm known as the Oriental Renovating Co. lias dissolved by mu- Ca.1 consent of all parties concerned, and will be conducted hore<after by Mr. C. L.’ .Stahl, who will do a gen eral renovating business at the same building, (Peek Block). Anyone need ing any carpets, rugs, ait squares or tapestries clean d,can; have same done. He also Intends to add to his II new the cleaning and pressing of clothes,skirts, shirt waists, Panama hats, and any kind of cleaning you may need done. Thanking you for your past work,and hoping to still be able to serve you, I am. Yours respectfully, ORIENTAL RENOVATING CO., C. L STAHL, Sole Ownet TO-MORROW Fine Millinery Dis play at A.C. Cobb’s. You are cordially in vited to attend this grand Opening. Spring Line for 1907 NOW READY! Consisting of WASH DRESS GOODS of every description, MOHAIRS. Plain and Fancy VOILES, CINCHAMS, 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. 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. Big Department Store. FI NE 31 I (.LINEIt! OPENING. 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, Mra. E. ladles >f visit li r I/idlra’ U. when sh? ptiojuall son’t hats, C.Hlurijw ml llin r; izar toniy will h i\t y fine ii Be yd invites i an 1 vicinltj opening at low a il l S if urd' on display un « i ay of th • clidost offering's In pair rn u llinrt v g r ids and ladies' flin gs of ev. iy kind. You will li iv • thorn to appreciate th m, and you do se? Uiiein th y n.r? sun i your a diminution and ipproval Mr. J. Hud Ph'lpo spent T.i sdaj in Ram?. Mr. 8. A. Pi:train . p nt yed.» miv Aragon Col re Sural,i For Sat. calf. Three n M. Rid .'ph. of Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ca. good row, with first .Tons W. Dbmi>hry. afurnkhed] l*t> ms to r nt, to family without children. Ap ply to Miss Gillie Byrd. Mrs. R. O. Ter.y, of Litlmvill?. sp ilt the first of the week with b n father, Mr. M. E. Pittman. I lav .i you any vacant lots to se.ll? Phone i|u\ No. 271. FELTON B. KNIGJ1T. In-ur?nrj ini Hal Estat Ag ticy. Mi s Alice Ro3S ndurii'd: list w? 1; fir>m aiiysvill , Ivy., to return' ehu.g of the millinery de:urtm:nt a Mr. (’. Cobb’s big store. She will i>? as slsi cl this B ason bv Mrs. Will o Fra zer and Miss L ioil • R?: v,s Drs. .!. A, Li Id ell and Win. Brad ford, and Messis J. Wright Aaumson, S. P. Holloway, C. W. 8mi:h and W. S. Coleman atitmddd the* big banquet Tuesday night in Roinj sf ta? Mer chants & M.imifa. tur;rsi l\siv.r ati?n. Our fir? department had a good chance to spoil their Sunday clothes last Sunday, an alarm be ng turned In just, before church tirma that even ing. A servant’s cabin on Dr. R. R. Thompson’s place was found to be an fire, and brought the boys out in quick time. More tliun a hundred thousand dol lars have been 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. At the oratorical contest} between the High Schools of this Sanatoria! district, to he held in Tallapoosa oi the 29th inst. Cedartown will be rep resented by Miss .Josephine Chapman and Mr. Harold Hutphens. We will also send over a base ball team to | contest for honors on. the diamond .ludg' .1 or; 1 Branham, of Rom \ was here lfrlduy. Squir? A. W. Fairer, of .V.agon, was .here Monday. Mrs. T. G. M.M ekin sp nt the first of the we„k in Rani *. Mr.W. I). Wood, of Hutalron county, was in the city Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. li. Carroll left Mon day for an cxienlod stay at Isabella, Tenn. Miss Eva English, of Macon, cime up Monday on a visit t > h r brother, Mr. W. B. Bngliih. Mr. and Mrs. T. Junes, of Rom . were th? gu -ts ovsr Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. .!, Wall. LOST A Brld >; found h:r nt th Book S.o.e getting .-a.tie plctur: s framed to btautlfy her bora?. Miss Sail ? May Howard went t : * rda ill :1 til pit ks vlth her br.nh.r, Mr. G. W. Russell Drug Co., PHONE 125 RESIDENCE 143. ' a 1 R. .!. firs \ravstlong spent t of the w? k in Savannah in art Alli ance at a meeting of S iperin!end?nts of the (km. il Railway. Mr. and Air*. J.is. Tat * of Gadsden, Ala., were cill.nl lie:o lust wtek by th * illness and d ath cf tli:in father, Mr. E. A. Tat?, at Esom Hill. Mrs. J. M. Neil, who has been vis iting rehtJves here for several w j ks, r'turned Monday to her home at Boise, Idaho, accompanied by her sis ters, 'Misses Beulah and Bernice Pitt man. B. F. Hunt, one of our sterling young men who has be-m minngn at Jack onville, Fla., for Swift & Co., the whal «ale ivackera, Ins been tmns- ferred- to the Atlanta office of that concern. Mr. Geo. Ixy? and Miss Fannie Mc- Ivlbben, two excellent young people of Young’s district, w ?re united in marriage Sunday, the nuptial knot being tied by Squire H. L. Brooks at his home in Haralson county. Mr. John McBryde and Mis3 Lily Carter, a couple of Antioch’s cl ver young people, were united In mar riage Sunday, -and have come to Ce dartown to reside. Squire L. Y. Jack- son, of Fish, performed the Ceremony. Do not neglect your family. Should they become ill, call your family phy sician. But for minor troubles usually not attended by your physician, O. B. Marshall’s is the place to go. He carries in stock every known rem edy, and will give you the same at tent ion he would his own family. My mottor PURITY ABSOLUTE.” Same old stand. Still doing business on the principle of a “SQUARE DEAL.” Thankful for past patronage, / we solicit a coninuance of same. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS. * Dealers in everything kept in a first-class Drug Store. RUSSELL DRUG COMPANY. OOR. MAIN AND HERBERT 8T8. IF YOU WANT A Doctor Right Quick, Just phone No. 5Q, and we will deliver your mes sage promptly at any hour of the day or night. And Don’t Forget That we keep a lull line ol ;tn«l r’litcnt jV-Iedioiiies, and that we pay especial attention to filling prescriptions. T- IF 1 . BTJE.BA.ISrK;, IDTRTT G-G-IST.
