About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1907)
SPRING BEAUTIES 4, * -f » 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 CEDARTOWN STANDARD TBBBD1T, APRIL 11, HOT. Mr. \V. J. Harris spent Tuesday In Atlanta. Col. Wright Willingham, of Rome, woh here y eat onlay. Mr. J. Wright Adamson Hpent Tues day In the (late City. Mr8. Emmie Hallow left yesterday for a vlHlt in Calhoun. * Col. D.B.* Hamilton, of Rome, was here Friday on legal buslneas. Mrs. J. H. Hilton spent the' latter part of last week In Chattanooga. Mesdames .1. Wright Adamson and W. H. Trawiek were In Rome yester day. Mr. and Mrs. .1. T. Bright returned last week from a stay of several days in Atlanta. Mr. Geo. Noble, of Anniston, spent the first of the week with his daugh ter, Mrs. Wm. Parker. Col. C. H. Willingham, of Marietta, Iihh been here this week as the offi cial reporter for the City Court. The Fidelity Mutual Life is si 111 in the field with I unproved life insur ance contracts. J. R. BARBER/ Agt. Mrs. W. Lee Burke, of Atlanta, la spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Morris. Mr. Burke spent Sunday here. "Procrastination Is the thief of time." Insure tojlay. Delay is dan gerous. Big companies. FELTON B. KNIGHT Agency. "Slick up" your premises before the tournament. Aid don't forget that paint 1b a good investment as well as n great beautlfier. Now Is the time to use preparations to head off bed hugs, roadies and all other Insect, pests. Nothing better than Russell’s "Bug Killer." Col. and Mrs. Paul It. Turner are receiving the congratulations of their mauy friends on the arrival Sunday morning of a fine hoy In their house hold. Mr. P. E. Witcher was in Rome yqsterday. Six Show Cas-s for sale at the Book ’ Store. Dr. T. R. Garllngton, of Home, was here yesterday. Mr. Thornley West was in Rock- mart Saturday. Mr. M. S. Lanier, of Rome, was in the city yesterday. Mrs. W. .1. Wall Is visiting rela tives at Sliver Creek. Messrs. W. E. and C. V. Wood left Monday for a trip to Tennessee. Mr. C. L. Stahl returned Saturday from a stay of several days In Virginia All good looking people’s pictures made free. C. M. Boynton, near City Hall.. If you want reliable Insurance on your life, see J. R. Barber, Agent of the "Fidelity." FREE — Typewriter ribbon free- It you will register and give name of machine, at the Book Store. Are you contemplating renting or sidling your home? See me. FELTON B. KNIGHT Agency. Miss Ruth Hogg, of Lake Creek, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ar thur Ray, the first of the week. Pretty early for fresh peas, Isn’t it? Yet Mrs. W. C. Knight picked a nice mess of them from her garden Tuesday. All persons who are Indebted to me lor work will please call at my shop and settle at once, and oblige. April 10th, 1907. I. T. MEE. Mr. (3. D. Collins returned yester day from a trip to Macon. His daugh ter, Mrs. Leila Simmons, came home with him to s|H‘ud some time -here. Mr. W. F. Shiflett, who has been clerking at Esoui Hill, has come to town to accept a position with Mr. | 8. P. McEachern in writing Industrial I insurance. For all kinds of Painting. Inside j Finishing, Paper-hanging ami D oral | lug, John Casey Is the man. Heud- I quarters with Codartown Plumbing Co., Main St., Cedartown. Phone 8J. Mr. R. L. Matthews spent Thursday afternoon in Rome. Have your prescriptions fill ?d «it Everything; That’s ell’s Drug Store. For high class photOi fee C. At. Boynton, near City Hall. County Surveyor .1. L. Ingram, of Aragon, was here Tuesday. Mrs. .1. C. Bushy left Tuesday on a visit to relatives In Marietta. Mrs. ('. M. Boynton went to Car rollton yesterday to visit relatives. All varieiLs of watermelon se:d Fresh and pur*, at Ruvs IPs D ug Store. Mr. II. (Jordon < days stay N. VanDevatidcr went ounty yesterday for a Mi ll. M. Bobo, of Llndale, visited LOWRY’S Ib Headquarters for Good Things for Your Table at all times, and has made special preparations for yonr Sunday dinner. Order now! FRUITS VKGKTABLK8 MltATS Strawberries Strinjr Beans Cnoice Western Beef Cranberries Bullish Peas “ “ Lamb Oranges New Tbmatoes Select Pork Loins Bananas Lettuce, Celery Pure Pork Sausage Apples Squash, Cucumbers Trout, Fish Grape Fruit Green Peppers Roe Shad Pineapples New Irish Potatoes Select Oysters Spring Beets, Green Cabbage. n fact, you will lind us 11EADQP AR I'KRS for everything that’s Good to Eat. ED. A. LOWRY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ca. her mother, Mrs. John Hutchings, over Sunday. FOR SALE- A good mule.foyr , old,- weighing 1000 p )umD. Call on O. Willingham. Mr. W. F. Garmon was called yest*T day to Cherokee county by the illness of his venerable father. Mr. Albert C. Brewster, a promi nent citizen of Cedartown, was in Rome Monday. -Rome Herald. LOST A Brld-; found hr at lh u Book S.oie getting some pictures framed to beautify her home. Col. J. S. Crawford, of Rome, was in the elty Tuesday to see hls mother, Mrs. W. D. Cruwford, who Is quite ill. Have you any vacant lots to sell? Phone me, No. 271. FELTON B. KNIGHT. Insurance and R ul Estate Agency. / Mr. W. * R. ScuIh has just put up a new building on Gibson street, to he occupied by a pool-rpom and bnr- ber-shop. Mr. P. 11. Jeter, of Carlysle. S. C., came here Tuesduy for Sam Land, a negro wanted In South Carolina on two charges. Messrs. John Williams and T. M Wardlaw, of Marietta, spent Monday here with the former’s brother, Mr. M. J. Williams. $1,000 Accident Ijisurane? for one year for $1. Best company—U. S Casualty Co. FELTON B. KNIGHT Agency. The Juvenile Missionary Society pro gram, which has been, ‘"rained out" the past two Sundays evenings, will he given at the Methodist church at p. m. next Sunday. Easy work nnd good pay in es pecially nice place for young ladles of character and Intelligence to earn good wages. Applyto the JOSE PHINE MILLS, Cedartown. . and Mrs. A. W. liosee, Mrs. >V. Blrkbeck, Mrs. Mary Losee, es Alice ami Mabel Blrkbeck and Mary Harris and Mr. Felton B. Knight spent Friday at Cave Spring. Recent agitation in Life Insurance circles demonstrated its strength. No >ther institution could lnv? the bom bardment It. received. 1 am offer ing some unique contracts. J. R. BARBER. Agt. Mr. W. W. Cone and family had a lose call for their lives Saturday night. They were attacked by pto maine poisoning, and it took hard work on the part of physicians to ■mve them. Mr. Mandevllle Long went up to Atlantu Friday, returning . Saturday night. Accompanied by Mr. Frank Burns, he expects to go to Cedar town soon and enter business there. Carrollton Free Press. LOST A long brown fur April 7th on Cave Spring road from J. S. King’s residence to Friendship church Finder will receive rewurd for same on delivery to Miss Minnie Smith at School lor Deaf at Cave Spring. YOUNG LADY, d> you wsi to earn a go »d. living and be lntl?p n.l- ent. Tire JOSEPHINE KNITTING MILLS offer special a;>po.tunitits to young ladles of Character and intell - genre. The work is a.i-v and the pay- good. In testimony of her i>opulai ity.MUs Helen Good of Cedartown, was re cently elected Queen of the Firemen’s Tournament. Miss Good’s many Ac- worth friends and relatives are de lighted at the result of this election. -Aeworth Post. Maun & 'W’hitfikld, a firm c.uup » *d of Messrs. J. A. Mann and L. L Whitfield.ask the attention of the pub lie to th? fact that th?y ar? r*ady for business as contractors an I brick layers. where first-class woik is de sired. Tile-setting a specialty. More than 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. Mauy men and women have been saved many years of hard-earned money by insuring with W. J. Harris & Co. The Woman’s Home Mission So ciety of the Methodist church met Monday afternoon, and generously do nated $20 tone-third of the proceeds of their recent dinner) to the Fire men. An old-fashioned spelling bee will be given in the near future by the ladles to secure additional funds for the parsonage. SOMETHING NEW TO WEAR! A beautiful line of Voile, Panama and Sicilian SKIRTS on display. Ready=Hade WAISTS, both Silk and Lawn, cheaper than you *couId 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 in an Up-to-Date Dry Goods Store. Come inland see our goods, and com pare our prices with others. Big Department Store. Mr. W. J. Slaton was In Rome Mon day. Mr. W. J. Harris was In Rome yesterday. Miss Susie Mann spent yesterday morning in Rome. Mrs. J. L. Coburn visited relatives iu Rome over Sunday. Mrs. W. L. Parish visited relatives Aragon over Sunday. Muster Albert Adams spent Satur day and Sunday in Atlanta. Misses Minnie Estes, Velma Thomas and Florence Wilkie spent Sunday ?ar Tallai>oostt. Cal. C. E. Carpenter, of Rome, was here yesterday. As trustee in bank- uptcy for J. 11. Philpot, he sold the took of goods to Juckson & Co. MONDAY, we will sell the pret tiest lot of ladies’ and children’s ready -ar hats at $1 each; real value $2.ra). Thompson’s Five and Teu Cent Store. Mrs. Homer Airingtou, of # Rome, came yesterday to s|>end a few days with her sister, Mrs. A. W. Stubbs, who is now improving from her re cent severe illness. Messrs. S. L. and Will Clay and their families were here last week to spend a few days with Iriends oil their way from Dalton to Carrollton, where i lie Messrs. Clay have u big contract. Mr. E. Darden Borders, who has beeu spending severul days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Borders, returned yesterday to Conyers. His mother accompanied him for a stay of several days. .We have represented life aud ac cident companies for fifteen years, and every -claim has been promptly paid. We guarantee our rates and company. It will pay you to invest! gate our policies. W. .1. HARRIS & CO. Miss Mabel Blrkbeck. who has beeu spending several weeks with her broth er, Mr. A. W. Blrkbeck, returned yes terday to Brooklyn, N. Y. A number of young people gave her a delightful surprise party Tuesday evening, at which "hearts" was played and de licious refreshments served. Mr. T. J. Griffin, one of Cedartown’s leading contracters, has just captured a big job in the face of very sharp competition. The State is about to erect a :$20,000 dormitory for the School for the Deaf at Cave Spring, and Mr. Griffin has been awarded the contract, and is being heartily con gratulated on his success. Russell Drug Co., CJOR. MAIN AND HERBERT STS. PHONE 125. - - RESIDENCE 143. Our Specialties: Bussell’s Cough Syrup for colds mid coughs; Bus sell's Cold Cure—nothing better for colds and grippe; Bussell’s Liver Bills, Bussell’s Headache Powders, Bussell’s Corn Salve, Bussell’s Diarrhoea and Dysen tery Remedy, Bussell’s Sarsaparilla Compound, Bus sell’s Condition Powders for Stock and Poultry. We can safely recommend all the above. They will do what they are recommended to do. Dealers in everything kept in a first-class Drug Store. Hall & Barr Offering SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS on GUNS for 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, look out! Standard Job Print is always “up to the standard.”
