About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1907)
The Best Of All In buying your clothing lor these early summer days, yc/ii want to follow the same rule as for Fall, Winter and Spring— Oo where you can get the BEST GOODS for the Least Money. Experienced buyers say that BRON. is the place of places for such purchases, whether you want a suit of clothes, underwear, shoes, hats, ties, or anything in the line of haberdashery. DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN IHE CEDARTOWN STANDARD THURSDAY, JURE t, 1107. Mayor J. B. Lacy spent Monday in Atlanta. I)r H. M. Hall spent Tuesday In tbe Gate City. 25 lbs. granulated sugar for $1,40' at Busby Bros. Mr. W. D. Jvey is spending the week in Atlanta. Mr. W. H. Trawlck was In Rome Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. A. \V. Birkbeck spent Tuesday in Atlanta. WANTED—Second-hand book case. Address postoffice box 2155. Hon. W. K. Fielder spent Tuesday at Dallas on legal business. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Peterson were in Chattanooga over Sunday. Mrs. W. 13. Boo/, left Tuesday to visit relatives at Hogansvllle. Don’t fall to see our Silk and Mus lin Waists. TITE LADIES’ BAZAR. Mrs. E. Woodlee Boyd, Prop. Don’t worry. Buy you a Parker Lucky Curve Fountain Pen. It’s smooth. See? W. W. TURNER. The Jeweler. Mr. John Howard, of Meridian,Miss., was the guest over Sunday of Ins nieces, Mesdames J. W. Barr and Ma mie Dun woody. Mrs. E. G. McCabe and Miss Passie May Ottley, of Atlantu, were guests over Sunday of their son and uncle, Mr. Earnest G. Ottley. Mr. E. C. Benton left Sunday for a trip to Monticello and to attend the Georgia Bunkers’ Convention In session in Macon this week. Miss Martiele Stewart returned home yesterday from Mtlledgevllle, where she has been attending the Girls’ Nor mal and Industrial College. Mrs. G. S. Borders spent Saturday in Rome with her Sunday School class of fourteen, who picnicked at DeSoto Park, enjoying a pleasant outing. Mr. W. PL Cox was over Tuesday from Rock mart. Mr. F. yv. Wood was in Rome Sat urday afternoon. Mrs. S. L. Tate returned Sunday from a visit In Rome. Good Berkshire Pigs for sale. In quire of L. H. Poole. Mr. A. T. Brock, of Chattanooga, spent the first of the week here. Miss Mattie Adams left Tuesday on a visit, to relatives at Sandersvllle. Prof. W. J. Noyes, of Acworth, spent the first of the week In the city. For healthy chicks and plenty of eggs, use Busby Bros, chicken food. Phone 281. Miss Lucy Houseal returned last week from attendance at Shorter Col lege in Rome. Mr. S. H. Witt, superintendent of the Gainesboro Telephone Co., spent Sunday in the Gate City. FOR SALE A very desirable piece of Main street, property at a bargain. Call quick. A. B. PH1LPOT Ac CO. Mrs. L. II. Crumpler, who has been the guest of her daughter. Mrs. H. M. Hammett, returned Tuesday to Sylaoauga, Ala. Mrs. J. A. Watford, who has been visiting her father,Mr. W. S. Shiflett, and other relatives here, returned Sun day to Birmingham. Miss Louise Smith, who hus been spending several months with her aunt. Mrs. T. H. Adams, left Tuesday for her home- at Orlando, Flu. Mr. R. O. Pitts, president of the Commercial Bank, left Tuesday for Macon where he attended the annual meeting of the Georgia Baukrs As- soceiatlon. See our nice new Hue of mid-sum mer Sailors, Neapolitans, Leghorns no Tuscans for dress hats. Also, new Veils in . colors. THE LADIES’ BA ZAR, Mrs. E. Woodlee Boyd, Prop. Mrs. R. T. Hoothby has bought from Mr. J. Lee Young a couple of lots on Thompson street, ou which she will build at once. The sale was made through the F.B. Knight Agency. “SOMETHING DOING’* DAILY. Special Sale of Canned Goods at Lowry’s. The above lt*m is of sreiu Interest to housekeepers. It menus * great money saving sale anti will appeal to those who read and think: — 1,000 21b. cans N. Y. State Choice Sweet Corn at 10 cents per cau or <1 per dozen. 1.000 21b. cans Coni anti Tomatoes and Okra. Corn and Tomatoes at 10 cents per can. or 12 for 11. 2.000 cans Kura Heavy Pack, well rilled Tomatoes at 10 cents |>er can or 12 for II. 2.00U 81b. cans Kxtra Heavy Pack Fancy Selected Tomatoes at 12% cents per cau or *1.60 per dozen not more than 1 dozen sold to a customer 1.000 cans Selected. Tender Peas. 10 cents per can or $1.10 per dozen. 1.000 cans Fancy Sifted Sweet Petes at 16 cents iter can or $1.60 per doz- en; better than fresh peas from the garden. 1.000 cans Tender Stringless Henna at ten centa per can or $t per dozen 600 21b. cans Baked Beans. 16 cent size at 10 cents can or $1 per dozen Snider s celebrate,1 Pork and Beans with Tomato Banco at $1 $1 6o and $2 per dozen; 1 can FREE with each dozen. 1.000 31b cans Pie Peaches and Pie Apples at 10 cents per can or $1 per dozen. fancy puck 21b cans Blackberries at 10 cents per can or $1 per dozen Salmon. Bed Alaskas. at 10 cents per can; $1.20 per dozen; value 15 cents a can. Choice Red Salmon Sleak. packed in Pure Salmon OH. at 16 cents per cau; $1.60 per dozen; worth 26 cents per can. Veal Loaf, Chicken Utaf. Ham l.oaf. Beef'l.o,if, etc., at 10 cents per can or $1 per dozen. Remember tills Special Sale Is now on and will only last for Ten Bays so call St once and make your own selection. Out-of-town orders will be carefully filled at above prices. ED. A. LOWRY, Wholesale and detail Grocer, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ca. SWASTIKA. Wear one just for luck. V\ TURNER. The Jeweler. Mr. J. 8. Green is In Atlanta this week. MIsb Nell Norton was In Atlanta yesterday. C’ol. G. R. Hutchens spent Monday morning In Rome. Don’t miss the window. W. W. TURNER, The Jeweler. Messrs. M. G. Richardson and*L. H. Dobbs spent last week in Marietta. Mrs. J. A. Hamilton returned Tues day from a visit In Middle Georgia. For good sound feed of all kinds, delivered promptly, Phone 281, Busby Bros. Mrs. W. D. Crawford returned Tues day from a visit of several days In Rock mart. Mr. F. Paul Is moving this week Into hls nice new house on High land avenue. If you want reliable insurance on your life, see J. R. Barber, Agent of the “Fidelity.” FOR SALE—Good milk cow with second calf. Apply to E. O. Godwin, R. F. D. No. 2. Thaw-White Tragedy, Thursday and Friday nights. Admission 10 cents, at Gem Theater. Mr. and Mrs. John Pace came over Sunday from Rockmart for a few days visit with relatives. Mrs. M. L. Tumlin, of Cave Spring, spent the week-end here as the guest of Mrs. J. A. Liddell. Mr. Wm. Summers has commenced work on Mrs. B. B. Archer's new house on Park street. Two or three good cows with young calves for sale. Inquire of Mrs. Jessie I). Roberts, R. F. D. 4. 1 am now located upstairs over Coplan's store. Come to me for good work. J. W. PARISH, the Shoemaker Mrs. M. P. Reeves, of Atlanta, Is the guest this week of her sisters, Mrs. R. D. Trammell and Miss Susie Reeves. Mrs. W. M. Herrin, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. I). A. Hubbard. returned Thursday lo Marietta. Mrs. N. If. Bomar, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. R. Go- lightly, returned Tuesday to her home at. Alabama City, Ala. A BIG BARGAIN--We have for sale the biggest kind of bargain In a res idence on College street; located close in; easy terms. A. B. PHILPOT & CO. rs. Allie Edmondson, of Birming ham, who has been visit ing her sister, Mrs. W. C. Knight, left Saturday for a visit in Rockmart to her sister, Mrs. Allen. Mrs. W. P. Goodall and daughter, Miss Minnie, came up Saturday from Macon to spend u few weeks with their daughter and sister, Mrs. G. D. Collins. r. Summer Freeman, one of the popular members of Class '07, enter tained the High School faculty and his classmates very pleasantly at din ner Tuesday evening. r. Frank Lowther spent Satur day here on route to Gadsden. Ala , from Baltimore, Md., where he ac companied the remains of his sister. Miss Georgia, for interment. Dr. Wm. A. Hoi beck, of Atlanta, ill open hi* dental office in tbe Peek building ou the 10th lust., War ing found it impossible to come on the 1st as announced last week. We hare paid in the past ten weeks claims amounting to Three Tnousand. One Hundred and Thirty Dollars. Our customers are always satisfied it b our settlements of losses. W. J. HARRIS & CO. Mr. R. H. Carter, of Paul's Valley, O. T., spent the first of the week with old friends here. It is thirty years since he left this county, aud his isit was full of Interest to both himself and his friends. Rer. H. S. Yerger. D. D.. of Burnes- ille, will fill the pulpit at the Pres byterian church next Sunday morning and evening. All members of that church and the public generally are cordially invited to hear this promi nent divine. Now is the time for you to get your rooms papered, as 1 have a first class paper hanger and decorator. Will paper your room front $5.00 up; work guaranteed to be first class. J. L. t’ASEY. Headquarters at the Cedar town Plumbing Co. Phone 89. Mrs. C. M. Sewell announces the engagement of her charming daughter. Miss Annie Lee, and Mr. Chas. Brum by,Jr., one of our popular young men. The wedding will occur on the 20th Inst., and will be solemnized in the presence of only the immediate rela tives. Rev. J. W. Stripling, of Tallapoosa, is been assisting Rev. I. R. Walker this week in the series of meetings at the Eastview Baptist church. These meetings have been well attended, and have been productive of much good. Two services are held daily at 2.210 and 7.30 p. m. POLITE ATTENTION! Our determination to show the bujing public our ap preciation of their patronage, together with the thought that you can always find what you want at right price and the polite attention you mett with while in our store, is giving us the greatest business we have ever known, y No store ever offered any better things at such prices as we are now offering in I )rv Goods, Notions, Shoes, Etc. When in nned of aeything in our line elephone or call on us, and it shall have our prompt and carelul attention, PHILLIPS m GOODS OL, Big Department Store. Mr. S. L. Tate was In Rome Sun day. Maj. T. H. Booz was in Rome over Sunday. Mr. K. L. West spent Sunday In Atlanta. Mr. M. S. Lanier, of Rome, was here Tuesday. Mr. W. O. Cornelius spent Monday night in Rome. Mr. S. J. West was in Rome Sat urday afternoon. Mr. J. J. Hancock Was been up from Griffin this Week. Mrs. W. B. Martin went to Rome Saturday for a few days visit. Dr. L. C. Branvon has returned from a trip te South Carolina. Mr. and ]Hrw. J. Lee Young are spending the week in Carrollton. Mr. P. M. Aran is laying Wrick ou the uew school house in Carrollton. Mr. J. A. Me.After came home last week from an extended stay at Athens. Miss Ola Hilburn returned Satur day from a couple of weeks visit in Rome. Mr. and Mrs. Bentley, of TTalla- poosa. were kero over Sunday with Mrs. H. V. White. Mr. and Mr*. F. Frederick, of At lanta. spent Sunday with Maj. am! rs. L. M. Prouty. Mrs. IL P. Tatum returned home from a pleasant visit to relatives in Walker county Monday. Mrs. Lucy Hendersou went to Young's Saturday to spend a few days with her father. Mr. Jas. Young. TO RENT—Three desirable rooms, unfurnished, to family without children. Apply to Miss Callie Byrd. The party who borrowed the step- ladder at the Methodist church will please return it at once. J. A. PEEK, Chairman Board. We want to call the attention of he ladies to our line of Drop Skirts, n white and black. THE LADIES’ BAZAR. Mrs. E. Woodlee Boyd. Prop. Furniture Repairing and other shop work done in first-class manner at reasonable prices. Work on counters and fine mantels a specialty. S. R. JONES. Mesdames G. S. Borders. A. C. Cobb. J. W. Casey and H. V. White spent Monday at Buchanan, where they bestowed Crosses of Honor on several Haralson county Confederate veterans. They are officers and mem bers of the Cedartown Daughters of Confederacy. Russell Drug Co., OOR. MAIN AND HERBERT STB. PHONE 125. - RESIDENCE 143. Our Specillttes: Koesell’z Cough Syrup for colds and coughs; Rus sell's Cold Cure—nothing better for colds and grippe; Russell’* Lirer Pill*, Russell’s Headache Powders, Russell’* Corn Sal?*, Rnssell’s Diarrhoea and Dysen tery Remedy, Russell’* Sarsaparilla Compound, Rus sell’s Condition Powders for Stock and Poultry. We can safely recommend *11 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.”
