About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1907)
The Best Of All 4- In buying your clothing for these early summer clays, yc.f want to follow the stme rule as for Fall, Winter and Spring— Qo where you can get the BEST GOODS for the Least Money. Experienced buyers say that I>A-"VI8* *S ItK< >S. 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. 3SUKK IBB CL ABTOWN STANDARD TI0KD1T, JOLT », 1107. Sheriff J. E. Dempa^y spent Sunday In Atlanta. Mr. Lanmr Hallum spent Sunday lit Wheeler Spring. Mr. J. D. Wood, of Atlanta, whh here over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Elliott Itft Sat urday for a Malt In Atlanta. New shipment Jap-a-lac just re ceived at Bradford's drug store. Mr. and Mth. E. A. Lowry Hpent Sunday at Piedmont Springs, Ala. Mrs. Estelle Hardwick left Monday for a trip to the Jamestown Exposi tion. Mrs. 8. M. Peterson left Saturday to spend several weeks at Syracuse, N. Y. Me. and Mrs. J. M. Owen left Sat urday to spend a couple of weeks at Thomastou. Mr. Geo. P. Northcutt left Saturday to spend several days among relatlvew at Acworth. Mr. Frank Lowther was home from Gadsden, Ala., to spend the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lowther. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bradford, of Home, were the guests over Sunday of their parents, Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradford. Mrs. A. Willis Evantt. who has been visiting her parents, MaJ. and Mrs. T. H. Boos, returned Saturday to Sun- dorsvllle. Mrs. J. N. White, who has beeu visiting her mother, Mrs. W. D. Pitt man, returned Saturday to her home at Talladega, Ala. Misses Cal lie Smith aud Belle Barr left Sunday to spend several days at a house party given by Mrs. Will Bel- leuger, of Gadsden, Ala. A fresh shipment of 8eed Beans, both bunch and running, and new orop Turnip Seed of all varieties, Just received at Russell Drug Co. kev. G. E. Benedict wus in Bonn* Saturday. ' Col. W. W. Mundy spent Sunday at Rock mart. Mr. H. J. Armstrong spent last week in Augusta. Miss Nell Norton spent Saturday In the Gate City. Mis. W. 0. Charlton spent Mondav lit the Gate City. Miss Mamie Mnrchman spent Sunda at Wheeler Spring. Mr. R. O. Pitts was at Wheeler Spring over Sunday. Mr. W. K. Holmes spent "the first of the week In Atlanta. Mr. R. M. Boldrldge spent the first of the week In Savannah. You will get fresh turnip seed If you buy at Bradford’s drug store. Mr. Jesse W. Smith left Monday for an extended stay at Boulder, Col. Col. E. 8. Ault has moved into Ii!h pretty new home on Herbert street. Miss Mamie Lou Dodds is visit ing Miss Mary Lane In Cnrtersi llle. Hoiihch Rented. FELTON B. KNIGHT, Real Estate and Insurance. Mrs. E. A. Herndon, of Atlanta, Is visiting her parentH, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ray are happy over the arrival of a fine boy In their home Saturday. Mrs. R. P. Ganu,of Rockmart. spent Sunday here with her daughter. Mrs. W. W . Mundy. Messrs. E. E. Lindsey and E. It. Sampey spent Saturday night at Wheeler Spring. Messrs. J. F. 8tone and 8. A. Ed- moudnou and their families are spend ing the week at Sulphur Springs. Ala. Messrs. O. Y. Rose, F. D. Barnes, T. H. Wood and their families returned Sunday from a pleasant outing at Tybee. Are you contemplating painting you house? We have an unusual proposi tion to make you. Come lu and hear it. BRADFORD’8 DRUG STORE ■gain ■■■■■■!> ■Sosem omsamzi ■nSOMDEMOCIHQ BEaDCIBMHElHHHni HjjHMU In Our sales of Coffees and Teas have dou bled during the past year, and there is a rea son for it. We have the exclusive agency tor Chase & Sanborn, of Boston, Mass., who have been in the business half a century and are recognized the world over for Quality. We also carry a full line of Tetley’s Cel ebrated Teas. Also, special Iced Tea blends. For a good drink of Coffee or Tea, hot or cold, scientifically blended by experts, call on or phone ED. A. LOWRY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer. Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ca. Col. J. O. Waddell apent Saturday at Atlanta. Go to Russell Lrug Co. for fre.ih turnip seed. Mr. Wm. England s* ent Sunday at Wheeler Spring. Mr. R. V. Wood spent Saturday and Sunday in Atlanta. Mr. 8. M. Piterson spent Saturday aud Sunday In Atlanta. Mr. J. M. Bridges left Monday for a trip to Dancty, Miss. Mrs. M. L. Tumlln was over Sat urday from Cave Spring. Mrs. Thurmord Colbert was over Tuesday from Stllesboro. Mr. C. M. Boynton spent the first • f the week la Carrollton. „ Mrs. F. L. Rountree went to Rome Saturday for a few days visit. Mrs. A. C. Cobb returned Friday from a visit in Atlanta and Powder Springs. Col. and Mrs. H. H. Carpenter are tho proud parents of a fine boy born Saturday. Mr. J. H. Conley and family left Saturday to spend some time in Bir mingham. Speer’s Preserving Powder Is safe and harmless. Fold at Bradford's drug store. Miss Lucy Houses! Is visiting In Rome as a member of Tin enjoyable house party. Misses Kathleen and Hattie Brooks left Tuesday for a few days visit In Chattanooga. Mrs. E. A. Lowry returned last week from a month's sojourn at Wheeler Spring. Mr. R. H. Prior has put up a branch moving picture gallery on Gibson street in Eastvlew. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Russell left Tuesday for a couple of weeks sojourn at Wheeler Spring. Mrs.' C- L. Freeman, of Atlanta,came | up Saturday to spend a couple of weeks with relative. Mrs. H. B. Blghiim came up Tuts- ; day from Atlanta on a visit to her] mother, Mrs. R. A. Adams. Miss Marie Bradley, of Carrollton, | Hpent the first of the week with Miss'S Carro Dodds and Pauline Phillips. | Mr. J. A. Prior went to Rockmart ; Saturday to accept a position as night | operator at the Seaboard station there. Mrs. A. O. JL Davis, who has been visiting her son, Mr. J. Halford Davis, returned Saturday to Taylors ville. Mrs. J. H. Phillips and daughter, Miss Pauline, and Mias Annie Lou Wood spent Saturday at Wheeler 8prlng. A big shipment of turnip seed, all varieties, Just received. No last year s seed on hand. BRADFORD’S DRUG STORE. City Marshal J. M. Jolley spent Friday night in Atlanta.carrylng some negro prisoners to the chalngang au thorities. Mr. J. 8. Roberts, who recently closed a successful dancing school here started another large class last week at the Armory. Miss Genevieve Smith, who has been spending some time here as the guest of Mrs. T. M. Hlghtowtr, returned Tuesday to 'Rome. Bradford’s Drug Htore caters to the trade who want purity. You can get the very best and purest dru-cs there and not be overchargtd for them. Mr. J. .H. Shonesy, of TallupooHu. has movtd here with his family to accept the position of night found \v- man for the Alabama & Georgia Iron Co. Know the Heal New Things! JiiTTt received a new line of Ecru Lace Curtains and Door Panels. These are the latest designs for windows and halls. Also, a new line of White Lace and Swic3 Curtains from 75c to S5 a pair. Take down those heavy portieres and replace them with a pair of these Ecru ones that give the cool and pleas ing effect. Ask to see the Purses and Hand- Bags that we are having such a demand for. You can always Find something new in our store. PHILLIPS HI GOODS ft, Big Department Store. iiiiu iiiiiiiiiii ran iiiiiuiii! mm iihuwii div Mr. C. F. CollltiH Hpent Sunday In Atlanta. Col. J. K. Davis was In Atlanta over Sunday. Mr. S. B. Brewster spent Sunduy at Eaom Hill. Mr. O. C. Horsley spent Saturday lu Rocknmrt. Mr. J. 8. Roberts was at Piedmont. Ala., over Sunday. Fresh Turnip seed, all varieties, at Bradford's drug store, Mr. W. A. Hackney, of Ksom Hill, spent Saturday night here. Miss Oortenne White, of Marietta, Is the guest of Miss Nellie Hubbard. Messrs, G. M. Pettit and J. A. Adams spent Sunday at Wheeler 8prtng. Col. and Mrs. W. G. M. Simmons visited relatives at Silver Creek over Sunday. Mr. R. M. Boldrldge has moved to Russell Drug Co., COR. MAIN AND HERBERT BT8. PHONE 125. - - RESIDENCE 143. IK. ,,////M Frenli Mliipment SEED BEANS Both Bunch and Running, and New Crop Turn ip Seed Mm. J. E. Lawson and daughter. Miss Annie May. arrived Tuesday I evening from Columbia, S. C.. on a visit ti/ their daughter and slater, Mrs. Henry Baldwin. On account of the recent lucre as in the wholesale \ rice of gasolin , the local dealers have been forced to raise the i rice to :’.0 centa a gallon, beginning ne v t Monday. • • Mr. Ed. Bak#r "a the gu« st bi t week of Mr. W. M. Gibson. Mr Ba ker was a resident of Ced mown Bonn* twenty years a^o. and is now in tin* Itostal service in Birmingham Mr. Ira Willingham, one of the clev erest farmers and fruit-growers of Lime Branch, has The Standard edit ors’ hearty thanks for a crate of fine Elbertas left at our office Monday. Are you thinking of your home- folks these hot days? Take out Health Insurance. Ten dollars will pay for your Health Insurance for one year. All lines, all kinds. FELTON B. KNIGHT. Mr. Frank Janes is off from his regular express run between Atlanta and Birmingham to take charge of the Southern Express office here during the absence of Mr. E. E. Litulsey on a two weeks vacation. The Ludles’ Bazar, of which Miss Clara Whitaker Is now the proprietor, takes pleasure in announcing that Mrs. Sara Tucker has gone to New York to spend some time In studying the very latest" in millinery for thee benefit of the friends and customers of that establishment. by Mr. J. H. Conley. Master Claude Carnes fell Friday and broke both bones of his leu arm Just above the wrist. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McCurry re turned Sunday to Birmingham after spending a few days with home folks j here. Mrs. H. M. Hammett left Saturday to spend a month at Sylaeauga, Ala., before going to her future home in Macon. Mrs. Minnie Cobb, who has been * Istting her |>arents. Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. Field, returned Saturday to Temple. Mr. C. W. Statham. of Aragon, was here Monday, having come to bring the primary election returns for con solidation. Olln, the ten months old infant of Mr. and Mth. J. A. Mann, was lnid to rest Thursday in Greenwood cemetery. Funeral services were conducted by Dr. C. K. Henderson and Rev. E. M. George. The bereaved family have the sympathy of many friends. Come and get the CASH! All cus tomers holding Cash Purchase Tick ets of the date of June 25,1907, should present them for redemption at once. Whether your purchase was large or small on that day, your money will lie returned to you. And we will con tinue to return the money for cash purchases ou some one day In each month. Buy something from us every day. FREEMAN COMPANY. All Varieties. Dealers in everything kept in a first-class Drug Store. Hall & Barr =^HARDWAREse We wish to notify our friends and the public generally that we have ©- MOVED -© to the Cobb old stand in order to give the carpenters a chance to arrange our front and shelving. We find lines of goods in excess of present demands, and to save moving them we offer BARGAINS. Call and be convinced.
