About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1907)
SPRING BEAUTIES 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 f dartcw r DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CEDARTOWN STANDARD THURSDAY, HAY 20, 1107. Mr. W. K. Holmes went Monday In the Gate City. Dr. H. P. McElreath spent Sunday at Douglanvllle. Mr. Lond*, Smith Is in Acworth for a few days. 25 lbs. granulated sugar for $1.40 at Busby Biton. Mrs. J. S. Collins is visiting rela tives at Stilesboro. Sheriff .J. E. Dempsey was in Home Tuesday afternoon. Dr. H. F. Sims spent Monday night at Wheeler Springs. WANTED—Second-hand hook case. Address |>ostoffice box 255. Don’t forget that tomorrow is the last day for making city tax returns. Miss Mayme Whitfield spent Sun day at Lyerly, the guest of Mrs. E. Harrison. Mrs. J. Q. Watts, of Griffin, was the guest last week of Maj. J. A. Blance’s family. Mr. Frank Howard left yesterday for n trip to Richmond and the James town Exposition. Mrs. W. O. Charlton and her guest, Mrs. M. B. Baggs, spent yesterday uf ter noon in Home. Dr. C. K. Henderson has been the guest this week of his sou. Prof. Chas. Henderson, in Carrollton. Don't fail to see our Silk and Mus lin Waists. THE LADIES’ BAZAR. Mrs. E. Woodlee Boyd, Prop. Mr. E. Darden Borders was up from ConyerB to spend Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Borders. We furnish you a Sweetheart, if you will furnish us with coupons cut from Atlanta Journal. PIERCE & LAND ERS, Groceries, Phone 41, Cedartown. Hon. W. C. Bunn left # yesterday to attend the Georgia Bar Association at Tybee Island, where he delivers a paper on the “Development of the Child Labor Law in this State.” City tax books close tomorrow! Mrs. W. S. Wimbish is visiting in Atlanta. Mrs. J. A. Wilson spent Tuesday In Rockmart. Col. P. R. Turner spent Tuesday In the Gate City. Mr. A. C. Bruce was up from At lanta Monday. Mr. J. T. Sorrells was over Tues day from Rockmart. Good Berkshire Pigs for sale. In quire of L. H. Poole. Miss Lessie Smith spent Sunday with Stilesboro relatives. Mr. Thos. J. Griffin spent yes terday morning in Rome. WANTED To sell Jersey milch cow. Apply to W. T. Gibson. Mrs. Frank Marsh, of Atlanta, is the guest this week of Mrs. Sara Tucker. For healthy chicks and plenty of eggs, use Busby Bros, chicken food. Phone 28t. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Stubbs left Tuesday to spend some time at their cottage at Wheeler Springs. rs. Chas. Hudgins returned Tues day to Atlanta after a visit to her mother, Mrs. M. A. Wright. Mrs. C. T. Smith, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. M. Dunn, returned Tuesday to Concord. Col. J. L. Tison left yesterday to attend the auuual meeting of the Georgia Bar Association at Tybee Island. Danger! Danger in delay. insure today. Be a wise man and insure. Best companies FELTON B. KNIGHT. Mr. Mucou O. Berry,, of Columbus, president of the Standard Mills, is spending the week here, aud is sur prised aud gratified at the extent of Cedartown’s continued growth. Sea our nice new line of mid-sum mer Sailors, Neapolitans, Leghorns au Tuscans for dress huts. Also, uew Veils iu colors. THE LADIES’ BA ZAR, Mrs. K. Woodlee Boyd, Prop. Sunny Monday! SUNNY MONDAY WHAT? Why, Sunny Monday Soap, tho newest and best production of the N. K. Fairbanks Company. We have a car load coming, and Mr. H. 0. Persons, a special representative of the Fairbanks Company, is here with us this week with some factory prices and deals which we are keen to show you. Mr. Persons lias some tempting olfers, consisting of Fairy Soap, Glycerine Tar Soap, Sunny Monday, Laundry Soap and Gold Dust Washing Powder. We will send hit;’ around to see you, and all orders will be care fully and promptly tilled by us. In justice to yourself, you should give Sunny Monday a trial. “Sunny Monday hubbies will wash awav your troubles.” Give Mr. Persons your order, and we guarantee Sunny Mon day to please, save you time and labor. ED. A. LOWRY, Wlulisalt ait Mail Grocer, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ca. Mr. J. S. Collins spent Sunday at Stilesboro. Pure wheat bran and shorts at Busby Bros. Mrs. E. S. Ault spent, yesterday In the Gate City. Mrs. N. C. Davis returned Monday from a visit in Alabama. Mr. W. W. Parks, of Birmingham, spent Monday night here. Have you made your city tax re turns? Books close tomorrow. Mrs. R. A. Wright is visiting her son, Mr. Ed. C. Wright., in Rome. Col. G. R. Hutchens has been ,in Newnan on legal business this week. For good sound feed of all kinds, delivered promptly. Phone 281, Busby Bros. Mr. Ben W. Hunt now “does'* Ce dartown regularly in his travels on the road. If you want r linMe insurance on your life, see J. R. Barber, Agent of the “Fidelity.” Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Coal son. of Car rollton, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. Willingham. Miss Marie Fisher, who has been visiting Mrs. Emmie Ballew, returned yesterday to Atlanta. Messrs. Will Ragsdale and W. M. Foster left yesterday for a stay of several days in Atlanta. Mrs. K. F. Bentley, of Waycross, arrived Tuesday on a visit, to her mother, Mrs. H. v. White. Mr. J, L. Turner has moved Into the house on Herbert street just va- | cated by Mrs. L. J. Norton. Mr. Van W. Davis, of Taylorsville, j came over Tuesday on a visit to IBs daughter, Mrs. W. D. Pittman. Mr. R. J. Oailbreath, of Carrollton, auditor of the Galnesboro Telephone Co., was here the first of the week. Miss Ruth Bailey, who lias been the guest of her brother, Mr. Henry Bailey, returned Tuesday to Griffin. I am now located upstairs over Coplan h store. Come to me for good work. J. W. PARISH, the Shoemaker i Miss Lillian Woodard, of Seaboard, j N. C., arrived Tuesday to spend some j time witli' her sister, Mrs. S. T. Green, j Mr. T. C, Leonard attended a com munion and loot-washing service In | Crfattooga county last Saturday aud Sunday. Fresli Groceries and Country Pro duce. We cash Sweetheart Soap cou- ra. Mary Crabb’s new houses on Noyes street, have been completed, and occupied by Messrs. O. E. Mar shall and S. T. Green. The Daughters of the Confederacy will meet next Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs. G. S. Borders. A full attendance is desired. r. Frank Irwin returned home Monduy evening from his duties on the road in Texas and Oklahoma. He will enjoy a well-earned vacation this summer. Do you know if your neighbor car ried any Insurance when his home burned? Think of the small cost— aud thiuk how big the loss. FELTON B. KNIGHT. Mr. J. T. Anderson, of Tennessee, u heavy stockholder in the GaineH- boro Telephone Co., was here Monday looking over the splendid improve ments made by that company here. We have paid iu the past ten weeks claims amounting to Three Thousand. One Hundred and Thirty Dollars. Our customers are always satisfied ith our settlements of losses. W. J. HARRIS & CO. The ladies of St. James Episcopal! church will serve ice cream before aud j fter the commencement exercises ue:C Wednesday and Thursday evenings. I They will also have a stand for the j sale of home-made candies. Col. aud Mrs. W. P. West aud daughter. Miss Rose, left Tuesday to attend the auuual Confederate vet erans' reunion at Richmond, Va. They j will visit Washington aud take ini the Jamestown Exposition before their return. Mr. J. W. Barr and daughter. Miss Belle, and Mrs. A. H. VanDevander spent Saturday in Atlanta, accompany iug Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lowther that far on their sad journey to Baltimore with the remains of their daughter, Miss Georgia. Mrs. H. N. VanDevander returned yesterday from Shorter College com mencement in Rome, where her daughter, Miss Belle, has been in school. The latter was accompanied home last night by a college-mate, Miss Louise Solomon. Col. J. O. Waddell, Dr. D. M. Rus sell, and Messrs. W. M. Loug and J. F. Cyjaerall Polk county veterans, left yesterday for Richmond, Va., to at tend the big Confederate reunion. They will visit the Jamestown Ex position before their return. Now is the time for you to get your rooms papered, as I have a first class paper hanger and decorator. Will paper your room from $5.00 up; work guaranteed to be first class. J. L. CASEY. Headquarters at the Cedar town Plumbing Co. Phone 89. POLITE ATTENTION Our determination to show the buying public our ap- jj? . preciation of their patronage, together with the ) thought that you can always find what you want at right price and the polite attention you me< t with while in our store, is giving us the greatest business we have ever known, No store ever offered any better things at such prices as we are now offering in | Dry Goods, jg Notions, j§ Shoes, Etc. When in nned of aeything in our line elcphone or call on us, and it shall have our prompt and carel d =£5 attention. | PHILLIPS 1! IK CD., { Big Department Store. Mr. J. S. Moore was in Rome Tues day. Mr. W. A. Dempsey spent Sunday in Rome. Mr. J. W. Lee spent yesterday in Rockmart. Miss Ola Wright is htmu* from an extended stay at Liudale. Horn, to Mr. and Mra. J. A. Carnes at Oak Level, Ala... a fine boy recently. Engineer a-ud ‘Mrs. J. C. Harris spent Sunday with relatives in Rome. Mr. U. M- Humphries left Tuesday to attend the Confederate veterans’ reuaiou at RichmoUd, Va. TO RENT—Three desirable rooms, unfurnished, »• family without children. Apply U» Miss Callie Byrd. Miss Shirley Hamrick, daughter of Elder and Mrs. N. A. Hamrick, who has been at school U Rome, returned home Monday. Mr. R. M. Wheeler has bought the interest 4*f Mr. J. F. Stone in the property «n the corner of Rockmart and Janes streets. Mr. Ev D. Hightower, who has been at the Pasteur Institute in Atlanta for dog bite, returned home yesterday entirely well from its effects. We want to call the attention of the ladies to our liHe of Drop Skirts, in white and black. THE LADIES’ BAZAR. Mrs. B. Woodlee Boyd. Prop. Trainmaster and Mrs. Henry Bald win and their parents from Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin, have been spending the week at Lookout Moun tain. Tenn. Am now connected with the Real Estate and Insurance office of Mr. Felton B. Knight, and will appreciate my friends remembering me when needing anything in the above lines. CARRO DODDS. Mayor John B. Lacy has been at tending the session of the Mayors’ League of Georgia in the city of Alli ens. This municipal league is i use ful organization, and Mayor l*aov gave his fellow-executives some good pom s about Cedartown’s experience in city government. Dr. Wm. A. Holbeck, a taleuted young dentist from Atlanta, is an other gentleman who has been at tracted here by Cedartown’s rapid growth. For the past two years he has been associated with Dr. C. M. Barnwell, of Atlanta, as assistant. He will open an office in the Peek building June 1st, as will be seen from his advertisement elsewhere in this issue. RusseII Drug Co., OOR. MAIN AND HERBERT STS. PHONE 125. - - RESIDENCE 143. Our Specialties: Russell's Cough Syrup for colds ahd coughs; Rue- sell’s Cold Cure—Dothiug better for colds end srrippe; I Russell's Liver Fills, Kussell’i Headache Powders, KiiBsell’s Corn Salve, Kussell’B Diarrhoea and Dveen- tery Remedy, Russell’* Sarsaparilla Compound, Rug- ^ sell’s Cooditiou 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. in! If you buy elsewhere look out! Standard Job Print is always “up to the standard.”
