About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1907)
The Best Of All 4- _. In hu)ing your clothing lor these early summer tlay*. yoi' want to follow the same rule as for Fall. Winter and Spring— Go where you can get the BKSI GOODS for the Least Money. Experienced buyers say that I>* I t 11 < >>*. 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 THE Ct ARTOWN STANDS T1CRSDAT, AUGUST 1IC7 Col. O. E. Maddox. of Home, wm* here Friday. Mayor J. B. l-ary waa In lh** Gate City Monday. MIm Mary Jones spent Haturday and flunda) In Home. New shipment Jap-a-lac Just re ceived hi Bradford's drug store. Mra. K. Itoyd left Tueaday far u vlalt to her parent' In Tennessee. Mra. Ollle C*naey and little daughter, Lizzie, left Friday for h vlalt In Tal- Upooaa. Editor NV. H. (firman spent la*t week on a trip through Northeast Georgia. Mra. W. C. Hunn and Mlai Porcla llunn left Mondny for a eojourn In Gaineavllle. Mlaa Florlne Hlchardaou, of Atlan ta. la visiting her grandmother. Mr*. Della Jonea. Mr. and Mra. J. M. Elliott returned Haturday from a trip to the Jamen- lowu Exposition. Mra. II. I). Hlgham. who haa been vlaltlng her mother.Mra. II. A. AdaniH, returned home Monday to Atlanta. Mlaa Marian Black, who haa been the gueat of her roualn, Mra. T. J. Davis, returned Haturday to Home. Jllna Nell Watta, of Home, haa been tfi«* gueat of Cedurtofn frlendn thla week, and preparing to readme her mualc rlaaa this fall. A fresh ahlpment of Heed Ileum, both bunch and running, and new crop Tvrnlp Heed of all varieties. Juat received at Kuasell Drug Co. Mra. J. NV. Johnaon, of Atlauta.who haa been at YVheeler Hprlng with her parents, Mr. and Mra. J. S. Htubtm. la vlaltlng them at their homo here. Mlimea Willie and Pauline Wood ar- .rived home Haturday evening from a pleaannt atay of acveral wookti In aitendnnce at the teacher/' minimer achool In Chicago, III. Mr. A. C. Browner spent Monday In Atlanta Mr. theater Sheffield waa In Rome Tueaday. Mlaa Fannie Phllpuf left Tueaday for a vlalt at Bremen. Rev. 8. H. Ledbetter, of Home, waa here the flrat of the week. Mra. J. O. Waddell left Tuesday for a few daya vlalt In Atlanta. You will get fresh turnip seed If yot buy at Bradford’s drug Htore. Mr. Marvin Plttrnan spent the flrat of the week In South Georgia. Mra. D. A. Hubbard and children left Tueaday for a vlalt In Marietta. Mr. and Mrs.I^ondx Smith returned home Monday from Wheeler Hprlng. Mrs. E. II. Richardson, of Atlanta, apont Sunday wUh 1ier mother, Mra. Della Jonas. Dr. i. A. Liddell and Mr. C. NV Smith left Monday evening for a few days atay In Alabama. Mr. A. W. Bobo, of Sliver Creek, waa here the flrat of the week with hla son. Mr. M. C. Hobo. Mra. Joe NVhltely and hoiim. Dr I*, and Mr Howard Whltely, spent laet Sunday at Wheeler Hprlng. Mlaa Gertha Henderson eatne up Monday evening from Atlanta for a ten daya vlalt to home folks. Mrs. J. E Privett, who haa been vlaltlng her daughter.Mra. K.W. Wood, returned Tuesday to Jacksonville,Ala. Mlaa Lily Mitchell, who haa been the gueat of Mlaaea Kate and Lizzie llooz, left Monday for a vlalt InCur- tersyllle. Mra. Rani and Ml«a I .aurn Terhune. of Birmingham, arrived Monday even ing on a vlait to their brother, Mr. I dni Toihtme. Are you contemplating palutlugyou house? We have an unusual proposi tion to make you. Come In and hear It. BRADFORD'S DRUG STORE. The Cagle Slaters, who have been delighting large audiences In Home for the past few wrekx with their alnglng and dancing, are at the C Theatre thla week. ■■■DnSEftlQHKHHgl] iBMHHSJlIEHBOnLiaWWHISttjS 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 lor Chase & Sanborn, of Boston, Mass., who havj been in the business half a century and are re n gtiz ?d the world over for Quality. U'e also carry a full liue of Tetley’s Cel ebrated Teas. Also, special Iced Ten blends. For a uood 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. Mr. T. J. Griffin sprat Friday »n Atlanta. Mr. W. N. Wood, of Roma, mi brae Tuesday. Col. J. I- Tlaon «|Mtt Monday al Rickman. Dr. Wm. A. HolUck »|ent Sunday In Atlanta Go to Hu tat II Drug Co. for fre.h turnip trail., Born. Monday, to Mr. and Mr. Jon. Gray, a Ctrl. Dr. C. K. and Prof. Cbaa. Haiideruon •pant Tuaaday In Atlanta. MDa Floriede June, returned Tuaa day from a stall In Roma Good Pa.tura lo Hant Apply l<> Mr». F. P. Jones R S’. O * Mr. Wm. H. Trawlek i|>ant tba flrat of lha week In AtlanU. Mm. Gao, Stubbs la visiting rcla- tlvaa and frland, In Chattanooga. Mr. and Mra. J. T. Jacob* ware up from Atlanta the flrat of the weak. Mayor J. B. I-nay !■ building an addition lo bit residence on Stubs* •treat. Mr. R. L. Smith, of Zebtilon, I* visiting III* brothT-ln-law. Mr. Q !C Pierce Speer's Preserving Powder l» safe and harmlaa.. Sold at Bradford's drug store. I Mr. W. R. Seal* and family left yea ter day for a vlalt to relatives at St. Stephen.. Ala. Mr. C. II Brumby. Hr., returned yes terday from a visit to relative* at Nelson and Marietta Mrs. M. N. Billotl returned home Haturday evening Irom a vlalt to rel atlvea at X’hamblea. Mr. W. J. Harr I. here from New Orleans on a vlalt to his parent., Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Ilarr. Mr. and Mra. W. A. Webb, of At lanta, came up last week on a vlelt to relatlvea and friends hero. W. P. West, a well known fit lieu of Cedartown. waa a visitor to Rome yesterday. - Rome Herald. —HIh Mlaa Corltmo White, who h:i» been visiting her slater. Mra. D. A. Hub- hard, returned Tueaday to Marietta. Mlsa Annie Seahlnom, of Worlds, arrived Tuesday to accept a position a. teacher In Ha>a Minion School. Mr. J. H. Stubbs and family re turned home Monday from a seven) daya stay In their cottage at Wheeler Hprlng. Mrs. J. A. Monfo.-d, of Cartersvllle, eame over Tuesday on a visit lo Mlsa Monford, ut the home of Major I. A. | Klance. A big shipment of lumip seed, all] varieties, Ju*t received. N'o Inst year , seed on hand. BHADI’ORD'8 DRUG STORE. Mr John W. Reevrs, who ha. been vlaltlng hla parents. Mr. and Mr*. A. II. Reeve., rottirneetl Monday to BIs- bee. Aril. Mr. H. A. Rau arrived home Hun-1 day from a visit In Virginia. He took In the Jamestown Hvposition during his ahsonre. Mint Susie Reeves, who has been spending Borne time w.th her .l.ter,; Mra. R. I). Trammell, returned Mon day to Atluota. Mlaa Annie and Master Ben Eng land. who hsve been v s ting their .later, Mra. 1,. II Poole, returned l-’rl- day to Conyers. Mr. Ferdinand Bur tl rf ha. aocept- ed a |K>*ltlon with the A. II ft A. Railway.ami left Monday for LaUramie lo assume 111. duties Mr, led Mrs. Fred W. Wood anti I ttls daughter,Llbhy Jane,'eft Tut ad y .or a month*, visit uinnng relative- at Jacksonvlilt*. Ala Messrs. K M. Ba . anil S of Carrollton, were here baking a l r the affa'ra of th • ( I'nrs horo Telepliono Contpuny. FOP HAI B t dining tattle svd -t of clm.rt. ami I No 7 rookluit s:mi .i’hi, aetv al o h r plot", it > t • holti furniture. VR*\ M R. VAWV. Bradford*. I'rug stor* tate * iolhe trade who want parity. You tun n't the very led nut nur a (lru .alb r and not he ov. r.-h rg. d Ip.' tutni Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Sinn cnl r al o d n few friends Monday evenln: at nu elegant dinner In Hano- of Mr u'.il Mrs. Henry T. Buna, of Knoxville. Tenn. Dr. J. C. Tr nthnni, the clever Dime Branch physlulun, Is nisi a si'-ia f tl fruit-grower. He has the editor ul thanks for some fine Elbvr.as h..t Know the Heal New Things! - f---» received a newline of Ecru Lace Curtains and Door Panels. These are the latest designs for windows and halls. Also, a new line of White Lace and Swiss Curtains from 75c to S5 a pair. Take down those heavy portieres and replace them with a pair of thesn 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. Big Department Store, ililBiiililiiiiiilli L A Witt. yesicJday LOST - A $ * gold piece and a > • bill In a folding i»!irs\Sat»irday n*o ii- IttR iii Gavtrlev. Purer had name of M. T. Nation In It. Finder will plc-.se return to him ami rocolve reward. Col. and Mrs. NV. NV. Mundy lift F.iday for Detroit, Mich., where he will attend the annual men ting of the Nutlonur Law League of America. They will visit Niagara Falla before their returu. lYealdent A. Qflggs, of the Alaba ma & Georgia Iron Co, haa moved In to his new home on Phil|K>t street he Recently purchased from Mrs. C. Phllpot. He has made many improve ments on It since his purchase. Mr. NV. K. Kloos spent Saturday In Atlanta. Mr. J. L. Chitwood wa* in Rom** Thursday. Miss Corrle Adams Is vlaltlng friends at Young's. Mr. Herbert Hogg apent the first the week in Atlanta. Mlsa Hose HwoHord l# ft Frldayufor a vlalt In Rurkmart. Horn, Friday night to Mr. and Mrs. Alonso Wallace, u girl. Fresh Turnip need, all varieties, at Itradford'a drug store. Squire J. A. NVilson returned Friday from a atay ut AdalrevlUe. MImmi E;ha and Lily Bd&e left Fri day for a visit al Llndale Mr. T. J. NVeitvcr and family, of | Piedmont, Ala, were here la*’ week. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Steadman. Jr., ■ of Atlanta, spent last week with rela- | j lives hi re. MIhh Alma NVyatt, of Chattanooga, la Galling her grandn»oth«r. Mrs. A it. Brooks. Mrs. J. It. Sewell returned Friday to Monroe uh r a visit among rel- ut’.v s kero. Mr. Geo. G. Leake, of Allantu, has been shaking hands with friends In tile Oil. thla week. Mr. and Mrs. Q. K. Pierce return ed Monday from a Visit to relatives hi C mcord and Zobqlon. Nr and M.s Earnea Burdette hive been ‘pending rhe week with relatives ct Birhanan an ! Bremen. MU'h Mary Coplan and her a'trac tive* via tor. Mi a Bessie N» y, of At lanta. ape. t Saturday and Sunday in Home. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Collins have gone to housekeeping in the Mrs. Lucy I I Mender on rca.dence oa College . street. Mir.. G. K. Sewell, who haa been j visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. NVilson. r« turned Friday to Borden i Springs, Ala. MIhb Mary Smith, of Jacks mvllle. j Fla., has accepted a position a« ste- ! nographtr In the office of Superin tendent J. J Cotter, of tho Central i Railway, and Is stopping with her aunt,' Mra. T. H. Adams, at the Right House. | The Hays Mission School will pre sent Interesting programs thla week. The day school has Its exercises this eventng.and the night school tomorrow evening. All are invited to go and see for themselves the progress of this worthy Institution* Russell Drug Ce. ; COR. MAIN AND HERBERT 3T«. PHONE 125. - • RESIDENCE 143. l''V«*s*ill Silti|>lll4»»t SEED BEANS Both Bunch and Running and New Crop Turn ip Seed All Varictii-s. Dealers in everything kept in a first-class Drug Store. Moving Back , —3UT- Hot a Backward Move I 1 We are moving back this week to our old stand in the Ledbetter Building, which has been handsomely refitted for us. When you want Hardware, we are there. Hall & Barr.
