About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1907)
Forio Days 333 Per Cent Discount On All Suits $25 oo Suits at S16.67 11 2.50 Suits at $ 8.34 22 50 ■' •' 16.00 10.00 '* 14 6.67 20 00 ‘ “ 13.34 5.00 1800 •• •• 12.00 750 •• •• 1500 •• •• 10.00 5 00 “ •* 3.34 All Straw Hats at Half Price. This Sale is for SPOT CASH. DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN IBB Gt. ARTUWK STAMP TBDKDAT. AUGUST I, HOT Dr. W. G. England was In Atlanta Saturday. Mr. E. O. Ot 1 •>, of Atlanta, spent Sunday here. Mr. L. J. Waddey, of Atlanta, upent Friday night here. / Judge C. G. Janes spent Thursday In Paulding county. Mr. taster Sheffield spent I he first o( the week In Atlanta. New shipment Jap-a lac Just re ceived at Bradford s drug store. Mlm Evelyn Fite returned Iasi week from a visit among relatives In Macon. Mrs. LIU Hloodworth. of Atlanta. Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. \\\ K. Holmes. Miss Lucy I!ou*eul returned Friday evening from a delightful house part> In Rome. Mr. Delmar Turner, of llnlnhrldge, spent the week-end with his cousin. Mr. T. H. Adams. Miss Kittle Hunti returned Friday from a pleasant visit to MIrh Bffiu Pope Hill nt Waslilngton. Mrs.J. W. Murray left Monday for a visit to relatives at Elberton.Green- wood, 8. C., and Augusta. Mr. E. E. Lindsey returned home Bunday from an enjoyable trip to Jamestown and New York. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stubbs went Saturday to Wheeler Spring for a couple of weeks sojourn. Hon. W. C. Bunn arrived home Fri day evening from a visit In Middle Georgia and a trip to New York and Philadelphia. Mr. A. II. VanDcvander and family arrived homo Saturday from a pleas ant stay at the "Georgia Cottage" at Virginia Beach. Va. Mr. W. T. Gibson has let the con tract to Mr.Wm. Summers for a hand some $5,000 resldeuce on his property Just south of town, recently pur chased from the Cedartown Company. Mr. John Weems spent Saturday In Atlanta. Col. J. L. Tlson spent Monday In fiockpiart. Mrs. tl. L. Sloan spent Sunday at Esoiii Hill. Mr. J. E. Housoul spent Monday In Atlanta. Mrs. R. B. Baker Is visiting friends at Acworth. Mr. Danle Rolxrts spent Sunday In Kockniart. Hon. W. T. Eaves, of Buchanan, was here Saturday. Mr. J. Henry Stewart left Monday for a trip to St. Louis. Mrs. Charley Hudgins Is visiting relative# In C&rteravllle. Miss Elizabeth Booz Is spending the week at Wheeler Spring. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Phllpot spent Sunday In Piedmont. Ala. Mr. Oeo. 8. Wood was up from At lanta the first of the week. You will get fresh turnip seed If yoi buy at Bradford's drug store. Mr. H. L. Stewart was here the first of the week from Ferrabutte. Mr. L. M. Paul, of Atlanta, was the guest over Sunday of his brother, Mr. F. Paul. Mrs. J. 11. Phillips and daughter, MIhh Pauline, spent Monday In the (late City. Measrs. H. M. Mountcasile and E. B. Sanipey s|>ent Saturday night at Wheeler Spring. Miss Jane A. Dean, of Rome, came Monday to s|»end a few days as the guest of Miss Lucy llouse&l. Miss Surah Waldrop, who htiH been the guest of her cousin, Miss tayce Prior, returned Saturday to Carters- Vlflc. Mr. W. J. Harris was home Saturday from a successful trip In thef Interest of the Georgia Fire Insurance Co., which he Is organizing. Are you contemplating painting you house? We have an unusual proiKisi- tlon to make you. Come In and hear it. BRADFORD’S DRUG STOKE. !]■■■■ P™ . iSaBaBnClGMHHSSSBSH ISailSBMlQQCl saB 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 hava been in the business half a century and are reoognizad 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 oi cold, scientifically blended by experts, call on or phone ED. A. LOWRY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ca. Col. G.R. Hutchens spent Tuesday In Atlanta. Mr. J. M. Pitt* ha* been In Atlanta this week. Dr. C. Van Wood spent Saturday In Atlanta. Go to Ru-mll Drug Co for fre.^h turnip s' ed. Mr. J. J. Simpson epent Sunday In Rock mart. Mr. J. E. Good spent Sunday at Wheeler Spring. Mr. J. G. Backer*, of Rockmart, wa* n town Monday. Mr. G. E. Smith was In Blrmlng- Hin over Sunday. Mr. J. W. Murray spent Sunday n the Gate City. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Harrl* were u Rome Monday. Mr. G. M. Robert*, of Bu *hanan. rgs here last week. Miss Evelyn Fite was at Wheeler Spring over Sunday. Mr*. J. W. Trawlck has been In the Gate City this week. Mr. 8. P. McEnchern 1* spending the week In Atlantu. Mrs. W. 8. Wlmhinh i* visiting rtl attvea In Birmingham. Mrs. F. A. Barry, of AnnlMton 1h visiting relatives here. Messrs. 8. J. West and W. J. Slaton were In Home Monday. ^ Mrs. II.CJ. Liles returned Tuesday from a visit In Atlanta. Mr. I. Coplan left Monday for a business trip to St. Lou's. Ml. J. H. Burge*.< left Monday for u visit In Middle Georgia. Good Pgp-ture to Rent. Api Mrs. F. P. Jones. K. F. D. A. Mr. C. L. Stahl left Sunday for’a ten days visit in Virginia. Mr. H. H. Best, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with friends ill the city. Mis* Clara Whitaker is spending the week at Piedmont Springs, Ala Mis* Llnnle Smith left Saturday for a visit at Stllesboro and Taylorsville. Mr. and Mrj. J. M. Owen 4 returned Inst week from a visit ut Thomastoo. Mrs. S. N. Clary, Jr., is spending a few (lays at Piedmont Springs, Ala. Mr. S. J. West left Tuesday for a month's visit In Texas and Oklahoma. Miss Susie Jone4 went to Eftom Hill last week for a stay of several days. Mr. A. 8. Heater returned last week from a visit In Atlanta and South Georgia. Mrs. T. Parkinson, of Birmingham, wa* the guest last week of Mr*. X. N. David. Miss Edith McMillan, of Anniston, waa the guest over Sunday of Mrs. Win. Parker. MIps Bessie Ney, who has been the guest of Mias Mary Coplan, foturned Tuesday to Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. to Piedmont Springs, for a few days stay. Mr. and Mrs. O T day to spend several days with rela tive* at Taylorsville. Mrs. A. W. Epps and Miss Mtldr d McEwen, of Bartlesville, j.re the gms.s of Mr*. J. T. McElveen. Mr. L. S. Smith, of Atlanta, spent the first of the week here with his friend. Mr. Geo. Wood. Miss Alllgene Driver, of Wheeler Spring, spent Monday night here aa the guest of Miss Belle Birr. Mesdame* F. Frederick and W. B. Correll, of Atlanta, were guests o\*r Sunday with Mis. L M. Prouty. Messrs. E. E. Joins and M. S. Rich ardson went Tuesday to Wheeler Spring for a few days sojourn. Mrs. E. S. Hill, of Jacksonville. Fla., ■pent the first of the week here as the guest of Mrs. J. O. Waddell. Mr. John F. Coburn, who has been at Fitzgerald for some time, has re turned to engage In business here. Marlon S. Richardson, of At lanta, spent the f rut of the week with his grnndtnothi r, Mrs. Della Jones. A big shipment of turnip so varieties, just received. No last seed on hand. BRADFORD'S DRUG STORE. Dr. D. M. Russell. Capt. T. M. aud Mr. J. D. Hightower visited their friend. Col. R. W. Everett, i:i Rook* mart Sunday. Bradford's Drug store cate, a to the. You can get ! Know the Beal Hew Things! - Jnrt 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 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. PHILLIPS DRV GOODS CO., Big Department Store. Brewster went Ala., Tuesday Kay left Sun trade who want purity. Mr. S. N. Clary, Jr., spent Friday In Rome. Mr. Eugene Pittman wa* home Sun day from Rome. Mr*. J. Z. Moore left Sunday for u vl*lt In Atlanta. Mr. Neff VanDevander spent last week In Atlanta. Miss Alice Steadman wa* home from Macon over Suuday. Fre*h Turnip seed, all varieties, at Bradford's drug store. Mrs. John Pace was here from Birmingham last week. Mr. W. L. McCormick was here over Sunday from Pell City, Ala. Messrs. Millard Trammell and Ot'o Gross spent Monday in Rockmart. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cambron spent the first of the week at CurtersvUle. Mrs. J. N. Hooper s|>ent last week in PI duiont. Ala., visiting relatives. Miss Eunice Tate, of Esom Hill, Ih spending a few days with relatives here. Mr. J. \V. Johnson came up Satur day from Chlpley for Si few days visit. Mr. J. E. Wi'rton and little daughter, Luclle, visited relative* near Rome over Sunday. Mrs. \V. L. Yancey, of Atlanta, wa* the guest last week of her mother, Mr*. K. A. Mann. Mr. and Mrs. W. M Richardson re turned Saturday to Lyrrly after an L a * extendi d stay here. j Miss Beatrice Tate returned to | Esom Fill last week alter a visit among relatives here, j Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lee of Birm ingham, arrived Monday on a visit | to their parents, Squire and Mrs. \V. T. Le Col Caledonia Lodge, assisted in confer ring the third degree Thursday even ing at Bonian Lodge, F. and A. M., at Esom Hill. The dancing class of Mr. J. S. Rob erts closed Friday evening with a largely attended and enjoyable ball Russell Drug Cd., OOR. MAIN AND HERBERT STB. PHONE 125. - - RESIDENCE 143. Fl'owll SIlipilHMIt SEED BEANS Both Bunch and Running, and New Crop TurnipSeed All Varieties Dealers in everything kept in a first-class Drug Store. Moved Back | T. Lee, south of town. ~ * ". Hunt, Past Master of BUT the very best and uurest drugs there and not be overcharged for them. Mrs. E. P. Watson wishes to call attention to her fine Carbolic Salve for the healing of cuts. hums, bni.ses. etc. You wil find her over Kus.ieH's drug store. . The excellent music Mr. Julius A. Harris and s|s;er. was furnished by Worm's Orchestra Mrs. Sara Tucker, and Miss Mattie Peek returned Saturday evening from an enjoyable trip to the Jamestown Exposition. Mr. Summers Freeman left Monday tor So ith Georgia to spend some time in the turpentine belt. He is a bright and promising young man, and should do well In South Georgia. from AtlnntA, and everybody who at tended had a fine time. Four candidates were initiated Fri day evening at Caledonia Lodge, F. and A. M., and when the lodge was called from labor to refreshment the members found a bountiful feast of barbecued chicken and other good things awaiting their enjoyment. Not a Backward Move! We have now moved back to our old stand in the Ledbetter Building, which has been handsomely refitted for us. When you want Hardware, we are there. Hall & Barr.
