About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1907)
The Best Of All «- In buying your clothing tor these early summer days, you want to follow the same rule as for Fall, Winter and Spring— Go where you can get the BEST GOODS for the Least Money. Experienced buyers say that 13HON. 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. F I E K BLOCK CEDARTOWN DAVIS ROS. 1HE CEDARTOWN STANDARD TBDimi, JUNE 21, tier Hon. W. K. Fielder was In Aragon Thursday. Col. J. A. Wright spent Friday In the Gate City. I)r. F. L. Rountree spent Monday afternoon in Home. Mrs. Emmie Ballew left Thursday for a visit in Atlanta. New shipment Jap-a lac just re ceived at Bradford!* drug store. Miss Kittle Richardson left Friday for a visit to relatives and friends in Atlanta. Mrs. W. E. Wood and daughter, Mary, left Thursday for an ext&hded visit in Newnun. Mr. Ralph W. Turner left Tuesday for a visit at Houston, Tex., to his sister, Mrs. J. L. Gross. Mr. Charlie Rob Borders arrived home Friday evening from the Tech nological 8chool In Atlanta. Miss Grace Wallace, of Atlanta, came last week to spend some time as the guest of Miss Sophie Chapman. Mr. J. A. Trawick, of Little Rock, Ark., Hpent the first of the week with his mother, Mrs. J. W. Trawick. Mrs. H. B. Btghnm, who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. R. A. Adams, returned Thursday to Atlan ta. Prof. 8. J. Smith left Friday for a week at Tybee, and later he will go to Acworth for the summer vaca tion. Mrs. A. P. Deadwyler, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hilton, returned ^home Friday to Athena. Miss Mary Winnie Harris, who has been the popular guest of her cousins, the Misses Chapman, returned Thurs day to her home at Opelika, Ala. Are you contemplating painting your house? We have an unusual proposi tion to make you. Come in and hear It. BRADFORD'S DRUG STORE. Mrs. W. D. Ivey spent the week-end in Atlanta. Rev. 8. B. Ledbetter, of Rome, was here Tuesday. Mr. Quinton Hunt was here Sunday from Birmingham. Col. L. J. Spinks, of Rock mart spent Tuesday night here. Mrs. Mack Turner left Sunday for a visit in Atlanta. Miss Mamie Whitfield spent Friday afternoon In Rome. Col. Jos. Moon, of Cartersvllle, was lu the city Thursday, Mrs. C. M. Boynton . left Tuesday for u visit in Carrollton. Mr. J. E. Houseal left Friday for a sojourn at Atlantic Beach, Fla. Mrs. R. A. Adams has been visiting relatives In ltoekmart this week. Mesdames M. N. Elliott and Henry Baldwin were In Rome Thursday. Mrs. Willie Frazer went to Atlanta Tuesday for a couple of days visit. Mrs. J. E. Reed, of Atlanta, Is the guest this week of Mrs. Jns. S. Har ris. Dr. H. M. Hall spent Friday at Wheeler Springs on professional bus iness. Miss Mattie Peek Is visiting In Rome, the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. R. Garllngton. Mesdames J.^ W. Nunn and J. T. Garrard went to Atlanta Thursday for a few days visit. MIbb Maggie Barrett, of Jersey, ar rived Monday evening to Bpend some time with the family of her uncle, Judge F. A. Irwin. Mrs. M. E. Maassen, of Woodlawn, Ala., arrived Thursday evening to spend a couple of weeks with her son, Mr. W. R. Golson. Prof, and Mrs. J. C. Harris, of Rome, came Tuesday to attend the wedding last evening of their sister, Miss Della, and Prof. Garrett. "Prlncessa" is a rich looking cigar that costs a nickel and is worth a dime. Its mild and mellow flavor will win your favor every time. It is sold at Bradford's Drug store. 4* i SOMETHING DOING” DAILY. Special Sale of Canned Goods at Lowry's. The aboVe item Is of great Inter est to housekeepers. It means a great money saving sale and will appeal to those who read and think: — 1,000 21b. cans N. Y. State Choice Sweet Corn at 10 cents per can or $1 per dozen. * 1,000 21b. cans Com and Tomatoes and Okra, Corn and Tomatoes at 10 cents per can, or 12 for fl. $ 2.000 cans Extra Heavy Pack, well filled Tomatoes at 10 cents per can or 12 for $1. 2,000 31b. cans Extra Heavy Pack Fancy Selected Tomatoes at 12^4 cents per can or $1.50 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 Peasat 15 cents per can or $1.50 per doz en; better than fresh peas from the garden. 1,000 cans Tender Stringless Beans at ten cents per can or $1 per dozen. 500 21b. cans Baked Beans, 15 cent Btze at 10 cents can or $1 per dozen. Snider s celebrated Pork and Beans with Tomato Sauce at $1 $1.50 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 pack Lib cans Blackberries at 10 cents per can or $1 per dozen. S^Vmon, Red Alaska*, at 10 cents per can; $1.20 per dozen; value, 15 lents a can. Choice Re<j Salmon Steak, packed in Pure Salmon Oil, at 15 cents per can; $1.50 per dozen; worth 25 cents per can. Veal Loaf, Chicken Loaf. Hhbi Loaf, Beef Loaf, etc., at 10 cents per can or $1 per dozen. Remember this Special Sale Is now on and will only last for Ten Days, so call at once and make your own se lection. Out-of-town orders will be carefully filled at above prices. ED. A. LOWRY, Wholesale and Retail Gocer, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ga. SEWELL- BRUMBY. At 6 o’clock yesterday evening oc curred a pretty wedding at the home of Mrs. C. M. Sewell on Gibson s reet, when her lovely daughter, Miss Annie Lee, was unit d in marriage with Mr. Charles R. Brumby, Jr., The fateful wbrds wire spoken by Dr. C. K Henderson in the presence of only the immediate family and a very few in timate friends The br.de was charm ing in white messaline silk, and the wedding march was played by Miss Nell Watts. The happy couple left on the even ing Seaboard train for a visit of several days among relatives of the groom at Marietta and Nelson. The bride is one of our most at tractive young ladies, and the groom Is one of our popular young men. Their many friends extend hearty felicitations on their union. Mrs. J. C. Harris spent Friday night in Rome. Col. G. R.Hutchens was in At lanta yesterday. Ordinary A. D. Hojg spent. Thurs day in Rockmart. Miss Jennie Agan spent Friday af ternoon In Rome. Miss Bessie Brews’, r. of Eaom Hill, was here Thursday. Miss Cora Bridges 1j visiting rela tives In Columbus. Mr. Herbert Harris, of Columbus, was here last week. Miss E.olse Cornelius spent the week-end in Rome. Mrs. J. D. Witt Is visiting relatives in Atlanta this week. Mrs. Chas. H. Cone left yesterduy for a visit In Tallapoosa. Dr. J. A. Liddell spent Tuesday night at Wheeler Spring. Mr. H. Z. Sheffield and family were here Sunday from Aragon. Col. J. L. Tison spent yesterday in Atlanta attending the Supreme Court. Mrs. Henry F. Boss and Bister, Miss Nita, spent Friday afternoon in Rome. Mrs. A. W. Farrcr and Miss Marie Lawson, of Aragon, spent Thursday In the city. The Ladles of the Maccabees will meet at 3.30 p. m. Friday with Mrs. J. H. Williams. Messrs. W. K. and W. J. Fielder went to Atlanta yesterday for a couple of days stay. Mrs. Edward Van Winkle, of Atlan ta, came up yesterday to attend the Harrls-Garrett nuptials. Mr. J. D.Waddell, of Atlanta, spent Monday night with his parents, Col. and Mrs. J. O. Waddell. Mesdames T. W. and T. J. Beasley spent the first of the/week as the guests of Mrs. J. M. Baldwin at Fish. Mrs. B. W. Hendricks, of Bruns wick, who has been the guest of Mrs. M. N. Elliott, left Thursday for Chat tanooga. Mr. D. H. Collins, who has been the guest of his brothers, Messrs. C. A. and C. F. Collins, returned home Mon day to Acworth. Mr. L. C. Branch, of Memphis, Tenn., was here the first of the week to attend the /funeral of his brother, Mr. W. M. Branch. Mr. 8. J. Sheffield, a prominent young Insurance man of Atlanta, spe. t Friday night here with his brother, Mr. Lester Sheffield. Miss Sarah Evans, who has been the guest for a couple of weeks of her brother, Mr. 8. 8. Evans, returned yes terday to Philadelphia. Bradford's Drug store caters to the trade who waut purity. You can get the very best and purest dr jgs there and not be Overcharged for them. Mr. Thos. H. Molton, president of the Birmingham Business Men’s Club, arrived yesterday morning to auemi the w<ddlng of his cousin. Miss Delia Harris, to Prof. Garrett. It seems very hard for some to un derstand, but then is oue thing you must do: \OU MUST PAY WHEN YOU RIDE. This applies to every body. W. W. CRAWFORD. Liveryman Dr. L. S. Ledbett r and daughter, Miss Loulie, and Miss Mamie March- man arrived home Sunday from a trip to New York. They vis.ted the James town Exposition and the national cap ital during their absence. Prof, and Mrs. Henry R. Hunt went over Friday to Powder Springs, where the Professor is looking over the ;round at the new Seventh District Agricultural School, of which he Is the newly elected president. Col. J. K. Davis took his wife to Atlanta Saturday evening for treat ment in a sanltorlum. Her many friends hope she will soon be re stored to health. They were accom panied by her father, Col. W. P. West, and Dr. J. A. Liddell. After July 1st I will be prepared to do all kinds of heavy and light draying. I will also handle all grades of coal, stove and fire wood. Phone orders given special attention. Give me a trial. Yard phone 6. THOMP SON TRANSFER CO., T. F. Thomp son, Prop. POLITE ATTENTION! Our determination to show the buying 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 nte. t with while in our .‘-tore, is giving us the greatest business we have ever known. No store ever offered any b-'tt* r things at s-uch prices as we are now ofteri”g in Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Etc. When in nned of aeything in our line elephone or coll on us, and it shall have our prompt and carelul attention. Big Department Store. Mr. J. C. Skelton spent Tuesday in Rock mart. Mr. T. P. Lyon*spent Monday after noon in Rome. Col. L. J. Spinks, of Rockmart, was here Thursday. Sheriff J. E. Dempsey was in Bre men last Friday. Mr. John Baxter, of Draketown, was here the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hamrick, of Fish, spent Thursday night here. Miss Frances Reed, of Hawklnsvllie. is the guest of Miss Hattie Brooks. Mrs. W. R. Bllssltt, of Fish, was the guest of relatives here last week. Eider N. A. Hamrick filled his reg ular appointment over Sunday at Lyerly. Mrs. Lorer.a Germany, who resided on Thompson Hill, died last week of tuberculosis. Cait. and Mrs. E. D. Kites left Thursday for a few days visit at Rome and Silver Creek. Mr. O. T. Kay aud family went to Taylorsville Thursday to spend several days with relativea Mr. S. A. Bean returned last week from an extended stay in Alabama and Haralson county. Miss Gusaie Adams was the guest the first of the week In Atlanta of uir sister. Mrs. H. B. Bigham. Mrs. J. T. Lewis, who has been vis.ting her father, Mr. Gann, returned Tuesday to Ler home in Richmond, Va. Misses Ro.'.zie Lee and Leola Kin ney, who have been visiting Mrs. VV. H. Beall, returned Thursday to Tem ple. Squire J. H. Jordan, of Lake Creek, was here Monday to attend the meet ing of the County Democratic Execu tive Committee, as the member from his district. Hon. W. Ferguson and Dr. G. F. M. Cummings, of Rockmart, were here Monday to attend the meeting of the Polk County Democratic Executive Committee, as the members from Rockmart district. Freeman Co. have adopted a catchy plan of making cash business more than ever profitable to their custo mers. They propose to return to their customers, as per receipt tickets given with each cash purchase, the full amount of money paid on some one day in each month, the day to be selected by Freeman Co. Be sure to call for ticket when making cash pur chase. Russell Drug Cd. ; COR. MAIN AND HERBERT STS. PHONE 125. - RESIDENCE 143. Our Specialties: Russell’s Cough Syrup for colds and coughs; Rus sell's Cold Cure—nothing better for colds and grippe; Russell’s Liver Tills, Russell’s Headache Powders, Russell’s Corn Salve, Russell’s Diarrhoea and Dysen tery Remedy, Russell’s Sarsaparilla Compound, Rus sell’s Condition Powders for Stock and Poultry. We can safely recommend all the above. They will do wliat they are recommended to do. Dealers in everything kept in a first-class Drug Store, Hall & Barr HARDWARE: We wish to notify our friends and the public generally that we are O- MOVING -o to the Cobb old stand in order to give the carpenters a chance to arrange ourfron and shelving. We find lines of goods it excess of present demands, and to save moving them we offer BARGAINS. Cal and be convinced.
