About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1907)
SPRING BEAUTIES ■L »j>rA See our beautiful 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 Cedar town. DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE OKDAKTOWN STANDARD TBDRSDAT, APRIL 4, 1107. Folk's City Court convenes next Monday. Col. (1. II. Hutch ns was Jn Allan: i Tuesday. Mayor .1. B. Lacy spout yesieiday In the Cat- City. Get your films developed by <’. M. Boynton, near City Hull. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Smith spent yesterday in the Gate City. Mrs. Cliff Collins Is visiting her husband's relatives In Acwirtih. Miss Dora Williams, of .Marietta, is visiting h r brother, Mr. M. .1. Will iams. Miss Lillian Joyner, of Koine, was the guest Monday of Miss Daisy Da- " vidson. Mrs. P. M. Binford, of BltieftehU, W. Vjl, Is th3 guest of h r parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Good. The fidelity Mutual Life Is still in <Jie field with improved life Insur ance contracts, J. It. BARBER/ Agt. Mrs. L. E. Sprague, of Chattanoo ga, has been the guest the past few days of her daughter, Mrs. Fred 10. K uster. MUhh Edith McMillan, of Annist >n. who has been life guest of Mrs. Win. Parker, went to R im a Tuosduy for a few duys visit. Miss liuth Rod) I neon, the accom plished trained! nuiwi from Atlanta, has been with Mrs. A. W. Stubbs since last Friday night. "Procrastination Is the thief of time.” Insure today. Delay Is dan gerous. Big companies. FELTON B. KNIGHT Agency. Now Is the time to use preparations to head off bed bugs, rancher and all other Insect pests. Nothing bettor than Russell's "Bug Killer.” On account of the Inclement w^ath u* last Sunday, the Easter exercises of the Methodist Juvenile Missionary So ciety were postponed until u xt Sun day evening. Mr. W. H. Tra.wick was In Rome Tuesday. Dr. Alva Thontpeon sp nt, yesterday in Atlanta. Six Show Cas-s for sale at the Book ' .Store. Mr. J. Wright Adamson was in At lanta Saturday. Mrs. .1. A. McArver spent Sunday with relatives ut Lyerly. All good looking people's pictures mode free. C. M. Boynton, near City Hall. Mrs. Wm. Summers was called to Rome Tuesday by th- d nth of a .relative. Mr. Hubert Hogg has been horn • tills week from M rcer University nt Macon. If you want reliable insurance on your life, see J. R. Barber, Agent of the "Fidelity.” Mr. Glover McGhee, of Runic, was the guest Saturday night ami Sunday of Col. W. Ji. Traw irk. FREE — Typewriter ribbon free if you will register and give name of machine, at the Book Store. Are you contemplating renting or selling your home? See me. FELTON B. KNIGHT Agency. Mrs. B. B. Archer has bought from Mr.W. H.Tr.iWitki his projierty on the corner of Broad and Pace strests. The deal was made through the Felton B. Knight Agency. Dr. T. R. Garlingtoo, of Rnn.»,was called here Saturday night In consulta lion with Dra. Liddell & Hall at the bedside of Mrs. A. W.Stublm. who has bren very 111. For all kinds of Painting, lusld* Finishing, Paper-hanging and D. comt Ing. John Casey is the uian. Head quarters with Cedar tow n Plumbing Co., Main St., Cedartown. Phone 8f>. YOUNG LADY, do you wish to earn a good living and be Independ ent. The JOSEPHINE KNITTING MILLS offer special oppoi uiult.i: s to young ladles of character and Intelli gence. Tin* work is easy and tin* pay good. Bverything That’s LOWRY’S Is Headquarters for Good Things for Your Table at all times, and has made special preparations for your Sunday dinner. Order now! FHFITM VICGKT A MKATS S'nnyberries Shin;. Beans Cnoice Western Beef Oran berries Kujjlish Peas •* -■ j^., m i, Oranges New Tomatoes Select Pork Loins Bananas Lettuce, Celery Pure Pork Sausaae Apples Si|uasli, Cucumbers Trout, Kish Grape Fruit Green Peppers Roe’Slnnl Pineapples Ne\y Irish Potatoes Select Oysters Spring Beets, Green Uabbnge. n fact, you will lind us HKAD( C )UAKTKRS for Everything that's Good to Kat. ED. A. LOWRY, Wholesale and Retail Greeer, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ca. REVIVAL MEETINGS In Program at Ruptist Church Con ducted In ID*. Iliicliol/. Rev. H. C. Buaholz. a ha Wug Sluts IOvang 1 iut cf the BapUs church, a:- rived In th • city Biiurdiy evening and bag in i s rie* of p. v >tra?t. ?.l m lings Sunday at th • Flint Baptist church. The inclement weather of Euh t. i Sandfly, in id ’ th ? attendance small at the start., but th * m^-Ungs arc constantly growing in mini /.rs and id 7.30 p. held daily ut 9.30 uwJ ini Dr. Bucholg h an estlng speaker and a H;ic?:*.3sful Gjb;>; 1 work i, and h* s.iould hove the co operation) of oil eh.bCan p nplo in this spreial effort f r upbuilding Hie cans? of Chi ist in till corprounlry. of Uoi fill’d Birm- ositiou at th Col, J. S. Cr h re Monday. Have your pie.-cription: R- isell’M Drug Store. For high class photo* C. M. Boynton, near City Hall. Mr. and Mrs. X. N. David spam Saturday afternoon In Rome. Mrs. O L. Piere? return <1 Monday from a visit to rcljtlvei in Zebulon. All varieties of watermelon* se?d. Fresh and pur,*, ut Russ IPs Drug Store. Mr. J. W. B un ’ll, of Kennesaw, Is visiting his dHigher, Mr.-. J. II.Wil liams. Dr. Sauls Whitaly spent 1/st night in Roma, attending the Wood-Brad- ford wedding. FOR SALE A good mule.f air y arn old, weighing 1000 pounds. Cull on O. Willingham. Mr. J. W. Johnson left Sunday for Nichols to take charge of a sowing machine agency. Mi*h. Jan * Crosier, of Rome, was the guest last, week of her wist:r. Mrs. M. S Barron. Mr. Homer Hunt went to Ingham Tuesday to accept a with the Seaboard. LOST—A Bride; found h Hook Stole getting some pictures framed to beautify her home. Mr. John Williams, of M ill ita. has been the guest of Ills brother, Mr. M. J. Williams, the Vast week. Mra.W. H. Keieey is th; gu t of h r sister, Mi*s. J. H. Sanders while «*n ro^te-home from Alabama to Newnan. Have you any vacant lots to sell? Phone me, No. 271. FELTON B. KNIGHT, Insurance ml R al Estate Ag. ncy. $1,000 Accident Insurance for one year for $1. Best company—l\ S Casualty Co. FELTON B. KNIGHT Agency. Messrs. R. W. Everett and Buell Stark were over yesterday from R >ck- intort to attend the monthly meeting of th3 County Board of Eduaitkm. Mr. Ralph Turner, who Is attending the law department of Mercer Univer sity at Macon, spent the first of the week with his moth r, Mrs. W. F. Turner. Mr. Q. K. Piece hi* sold his pool- room to his bt'other, Mr. Flunk Pierce, and has gone into the g.’ooery buslnea with Mr. J. L. Landers, un-d r th firm name of Pierce & Landers. Easy work and good pay—«.iu es pecially nice place for young la.lies of character and Intell’genc.e t<> eim good w;ig?c. Apply to the JOSE PH IXE MILLS. O.lainwn. Miss Callk* Byrd will p.>pj\clat i* if her friends w.ll low* ill Ir Journil coupons filled oat for her . t. Elliot, s Book Store for Ufc ire.- t ach .’. trip to ill* Jaimeaiowu Exposition. Recent agitation in Life Insurance circles d m>nstiutd iu s reng.h. No other institution could hiv? the bom bardment it. received. I am »uTer- Ing fcvinie un que contra ts. J. R. BARBER. Agt Mann «£ >W*hitflif Id, a firm omposec of Messrs. J. A. Matin and L. L Whitfield.aFk the attention of the pub lic to the fact that th y arc ready for business as contractus an 1 brick layers. when* firtt-clues woik is de sired. Tile-act;Ing a specialty. More than a hundred thousand dol lars have been paid out in losses iu 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. Dr. .1. L. Hughes, of Piedmont, \H .Is er ct ng a two--tory brick stars* on Ware strset, next to the* building occupied bv Mr. W. S. Teat, which fi ms on Main street. The uaw struct- tu is uOxdl f??t, and will add a.n.uher nisi a rcs house to the old Prior prop erty on the corner of Main and Ware Mrs. R. A. Gann died Sunday night at her hom. on West avenue after a shot-: illness from pneumonia, leaving a husband and several children to mourn li r loss. The remains were taken Tuesday to Haralson county for interment, and Messrs. Jo? Linluim and S. J. West accompanied the family to the burial. SOMETHING NEW TO WEAR! A beautiful line of Voile, Panama and Sicilian SKIRTS on display. Ready=flade WAISTS, both Silk and Lawn, cheaper than you could buy material $ make them. Prices from $1.25 to $4 each. A full line of IndiaLinons, Persian^Linen Lawns. In fact, a complete line of everything usually carried lin an Up-to-Date Dry Goods Store. Come in'land see our goods, and com pare our prices with others. Big Department Store. Mr. E. A. Heard, of Rom*, was hare Tuesday. Mr. J. A. Hamilton spent yeaterday In Atlanta. Col. Sea-born Wright, ^of Komo.wias here Monday. Mr. J. S. Elliott, or Browning’s* spent Monday night here. Mr. NY. B. Lavvoi n went to Birming ham Tuesday t. » accept a p edition with the Seaboard. Mr. J. A. Sewell went to Gadsden, Ala., Tuesday to spend some time with rlativts. I>r. J. W. Neel, of Aragon, was here. Tuesday on route to Carrollton for a stay of several days. Mrs. W. 1. Henderson, if Garters- vllle, was th? gu.-st of Miv. Lois Col bert the latter part of last w ti;. FOR SALE-—An Indian tri-car in first - ikus-i condition, at less than half price. Apply ij A. W. Birk- b*ck. Cedartown, Ga. Mr. Voltz Schliestett is a good gar- dEaer, as well as a tdever citizen, and this year h? has gou?. his ii’lghiTvors "one bettei" by gathering ripe straw berries from his imtch ou Mai chi 27;h. Pretty soon for this seciion. We have represented life and ac cident companies for fifteen years, aud every claim has been promptly paid. We guarantee our rates and ompany. It will pay you to investi gate our policies. W. J. HARRIS & CO. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Turner arrived Tuesday from Acworth to again make this tii; T horn?, and are gladly wel comed by their many friends. Mr. Turner lias been in business in Ac- worth the past two years, but has sold out there in order t > came here to b * with his son. Mr. W. W. Turner, the jeweler. LOST— or mislaid, policy No. 198.- 724 issued by the Penn Mutual Life ln-nuance Company, cn th’ life of Will 11. Tint wick. Tile finder will pleas? return it to tli3 undersigned. Application has been made for the is suing of a duplicate. WILL H. TRAWICK, . , Cedartown, Ga. Having served four years in the Confcdeiate army. being sixty-four years old and having worked at hard labor since the war, I am no longer able to do hard labor, but 1 am yet able to do shop work; and I appeal to tile good people of Cedartown for their patnouage as per advertisement in to day’s issue of this paper. Respectfully, S. R. JONES. Russell Drug Co. ; COB. MAIN AND HERBERT STS. PHONE 125. RESIDENCE 143. , Our Specialties: Kussell’s Cough S>rup for colds and couahs; Iius- ( ... spII'h Gold Cure—nothing better for colds and grippe; Bussell’s Liver Bills, Russell’s Headache Powders, Russell’s Corn Salve, Russell’s Diarrhoea and Dysen- „ tery Remedy, Russell’s Sarsaparilla Compound, Rns- ^ sell’s Condition Powders for Stock and Poultry. We can safely recommend all the above. They will do whnf they are recommended to do. Dealers in everything kept in a first-class Drug Store. Hall & Barr Offering SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS on GUNS f°r 30 Days. All kinds of TOOLS of Best Quality and Cheap. Best of TURN PLOWS CULTIVATORS, BUGGIES and CAR= RIAGES, such as none else offer. Look in ! If you buy elsewhere, lookout! Standard Job Print is always “up to the standard.’
