About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1907)
Headquarters FOR EVERYTHING IN THE JEWELRY Line. You will find my stuck slwnys np to the full standard in quantity, quality and STYLE. New goods continually being added. 1 keep a vigilant watch for the latest fads and fashions; and nothing in that line will be overlooked. A large and varied stock of Watches and Clocks At specially reduced prices. DON'T FORGET THAT. A new and complete line of BRACELETS. COMBS, SASH PINS AND BUCKLES. Everything for the table in staples an 1 novelties, including a most complete as sortment of Hawkes’ Cut Class, Sterling Silver, As well as best plate. 1 am now better prepared to give special attention to all kinds of REPAIRING in my line. W. W. TURNER, Jeweler. Good Merchandise at Reasonable Prices. Here is jour opportunity to si cure Reasonable Goods at prices that mean a big saving to you. Do not think that these prices cover a cheap grade of goods. Every YVe want to clear our store o< all summer mer- For Sale at a Bargain. My stock of Grocer ies, including fixtures of all kinds, on Mam street,two doors north of Postoffioe. Housj rented until Jan. 1st, 1908. Fine location. Call or write. M. G BOBO. GOOD BALL fiAXES. Cedartown is havlnj some base ball this week., the last gune of the series to be playt* this afternoon. Rockmart sent over a good team Tuesday, and some fast and snappy ball was played, wttt a regular League score as a result. Cedartown s bat tery consisted of Hiuseal and Janes, .no Ao knurt put up Freeman and Buford. The game resulted in a score of 1 to 0 favoring Cedartown, Hoggs three-bagger assisted by Holmes sac rifice giving the oily tally made. Piedmont, Ala , sent over her crack t arn yesterday, »nd a lively game was played. Hogg and Janes furnished Cedartown’s battiry. The game re sulted in Cedartcwn's favor by a score of 8 to 2 at the eighth inning, a rain preventing further playing. It will he Cemrtown vs. Piedmont ? gain this afterioon, and Houses! and anes will agab he in the limelight as Cedartown’s battery. It will be a fipe game, anl everybody who likes good sport shcold go and see it. The game will be oiled at 3.30 sharp. Ad mission, 25 ceits; grand stand free to ladies. Oi l OF IM’NINKHS. After thirty years of close confine ment, I have decided to “take out" and rest a while. To this end I have leaned my store, stock and good will to Walker Bradford, for a term of I pany, Is temporarily in FIREMEN ENTERTAIN. Fire Company No. 1, their ladies, and a number of their friends enjoyed one of the finest feasts Tuesday even ing at Dr. Liddell’s fish-pond tnatever made mortal man foi^et that there Is such a thing as trouble in the world. The affair was in honor of the com- pan)’* lair Sponsor a. t.ie r3eent Tour nament, Miss Helen C’rahh, and her maids and chaperone, Misses Callie Smith and Arabella Dunwoody ami Mrs. Sara Tucker. A large party spent the day spln- ing in Big Cedar creek, and brought in fully fifty pounds of the piscatorial beauties, which were served fried to a delicious crispness. Brunswick stew art j c | e offered is Irani tuir rf-glllar stock, and barbecued chicken, cooked to a nicety, were served in abundance.mak- chandise. In a short time our fall goods will arrive, and we must have the room. We will ir.i; :t spread at which old Epicurus himself would have had only gret—hisk own lack of capacity. The genial hosts and their guests found the occasion mutually enjoyable. WILL TAKE A REST. Mi E. Bradford, for the past thirty years one of our lending druggists and popular business men, has decided to retire from active buslne time and take a well-earned rest. He has leased his store for a term of years to his nephew, Mr. Walker Bradford, one of our best young men, who will fully maintain the excellent standing of this old reliable house. Change hi Telephone Managers. Mr. L. H. Hallum has resigned his position as manager for the Cedar town exchange of the Galnsehoro Tel ephone SCompany, and 1ms gone to Montgomery, Ala., cepted a position phone Co. Mr. F. A. Witt, of Carrollton, su perintendent of the Galnesboro com- harge of the where he has ac- ith the Bell Tele- For Wall ftper and Paints of all kinds, go to Iradford's drugstore. years. He will do business at the old stand on Ills own hook. I will he about the store for the remainder of this month for the pur pose of settling with all who have ac counts on ray hooks. It Is imperative that all account* he settled In some way. I will say nothing of the kindly, grateful sentiments I feel for those so long have been my steadfast friends and patrons, for 1 have no ords that would fitly express them. I am glad to say that I leave you in good hands. You will have Just as fair and square treatment from the iw proprietor. Respectfully, E. BRADFORD. Cedartown, Ga., Aug. 10th, 1907. All accounts not paid or satisfactorily arranged by Aug. 25th will be placed in an attorney’s hands for collection. MARTIN C. BOBO. Mr. A. T. Hamilton, of “Spring- wood,” spent Tuesday in the city. M Isaac Coplan returned yesterday lr m a hiMi’uss trip to 8t. Louis an«i New York. WANTED—A young man clerk sixteen to eighteen years old. Apply by letter to this office. Miss Eugenia Slaughter, of Grant- ville, was the guest the first of the week of her uncle, Rev. C. K. Hen derson. A fresh shipment of Seed Beans, both bunch and running, and crop Turnip Seed of all varieties, Just received at Ku.°sell Drug Co. local exchange until a permanent man ager In selected by the Galnesboro. Mr. Witt is a fine electrician and a good telephone man. and will look well after the patrons of the Cedartown exchange. The company recently adoi ted the "drop” system for calls, and it Is now confidently expected that best of service will he given the public. STOP !• LOOK ! LISTEN ! Stop at The Book Store. Look at thos.i Beautiful Pictures, and Listen to the low prices. Picture framing a specially. Mr L*mar Janes,who filled the place , of Mr. E. E. Lindsey as manager of Sister Sara Chapman, of Mobile,Arch southern Express Co. during the lat- Deaconess of that Episcopal Diocese, has been visiing her brother, Mr. J. R. Chapman. The city labile schools will open Monday,Sept. id,and Prof. J. E. Purks will examine lew pupils for classifica tion on Fridy, Aug. 30th. Dorris, the sweet little daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. H. King, celebrated her fourth brthday with a children’s party yester.ay, at which the little , tots greatly enjoyed the games and refreshment! There is D better brick made than that of the Mansfield Brick Co. at Rockmart, ad you don’t have to wait forever to et it. If you want good brick deliveed promptly, give me a call or leav. order with T. F. Thomp son. GEO. ARTOPE, Agent. We have represented life and ac cident conpanies for fifteen years and every claim has been promptly paid. We guarantee our rates and company, t will pay you to Investi gate our pdcies. W. J. HARRIS & CO. Miss Mahelle Locklear, the beauti ful and ferless snake charmer, who handles enrmous and poisonous rep tiles — evvy move a thriller; and Charles Leroy In his famous juggling and balancng act, will be at the East- view Amuiment Parlors all # ihe rest of the wet. Don't fail to see them and the Mting Pictures. ter’s absence on vacation, left Tuesday to take charge of that company's gjv*/ *«t Hawkinsville for a month. Mrs. J. M. Clark, who is well re membered here as Miss Annie, daugh ter of the late Mr. E. A. Tate, died July 10th at Montgomery, Ala. She was united in marriage With Mr. Clark at Talladega, Ala., Feb. 27lh, and let ters from Montgomery give the Infor mation that their union was a moat happy one and that her sudden death was caused by acute gastritis. The brothers und sisters here of the de ceased have the sympathy of friends in their bereavement. ff«.K nrtf Flollrd Tuike>. "The hog.” snW :t Baltimore Judge. “Is the greatest niieal In the world. Every part of him lias h different fla vor. anil each flavor Is better than that Df any other animal In the world.” “Better than a terrapin?” “I don’t (rail a terrapin an animal. The terrapin Is n creation. But, to re turn to the hog. all of him is good, from his tail to his front feet. Chine is a great dish, but It doesn’t compare with Jowl. Jowl and turnip tops iri the spring can lie beaten by only one thing, and that Is a boiled hen turkey. No body but n Yankee or a heathen would roast a hen turkey In the sprlug. Hen turkeys are fat before they lay. and the flavor Is delicious. Properly cook ed and served, such a dish is fit for kings, and nations have gone to war for less cause.’’—Baltimore News. not carry over goods Irom one season to another. It is to your interest to attend this sale. These bargatns will not last. Coma early and get them. All $25 Suits at $18.75 All $20 03 Suits at $15.00 All $ 15 Suits at $11.50 Ail $12.50 Suits at $9.75 This hot weather makes your shirt stock need replenishing. Regular fi Shirts, no better kinds, “The Faultless” and “The Lion” brands, now 75c f 1 50 Shirts, products ol best looms in America, for $1.10 Stetson’s /4 Hats for $2.95. Ran ma Hats, I 4 off All Straw Hats, I 2 Price. SPECIAL. Big Lot Two-Piece Suits, extra good material, $10 value, lor $4.75 Suit. Have You a Boy from 3 to 13 Years Old ? We have 181 Suits ol Boys’ Clothes in every size from 3 to 13 years Will sell at exactly l /i price. / $2 50 Suits for $1.25. £3.50 Suits lor $1.75. These prices for CASH ONLY. Every article sold exactly as advertised. /3 00 Suits for $1.50. $5.00 Suits for $2.50. .Mr. C. L,. Stahl returned yesterday from a visit in Virginia. Mr. John Weems returned Sunday from a visit In Murray county. Mr. H. B. McGregor, of Taylorsville, was here the first of the week. Mrs. J. W. Lee and children are home from a visit in Heard county. Mr. H. R. Mountcastle left yesterday for a visit to relatives In Chattanooga. Three or four vacant lots In East- lew for sale. WALKER BRADFORD. Mr. Hugh Gaines, of Bartow, Fla., arrived Tuesday on a visit to his aunt here, Mrs. J. A. Wilson, and to his uncle, Squire H. B. McGregor at Tay lorsville. Miss Luelle Reeves, of Cedartown, after spending severul days as the guest of Judge and Mrs. John P. Da vis,left yesterday for Rosedale.—Rome Herald, 14th. Mrs C.M Reeves and daughter,Miss lUclle, arrived here Tuesday from Co- 1 tabus. Mss., joining, their husband and father, who is one of the Central Railway’s train dispatehers. “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. Miss Helen Janes gave a very pleas ant reception Friday afternoon in hon or of Miss Almira Parker's house party guests. She was assisted in entertain ing by Misses Malline Bradford and Inita Janes, and dainty refreshments were served. FOR SALE—One of the finest farms in Polk county; the best im proved as to buildlneg and general surroundings; about 1 000 acres, one- half under cultivation; well watered —five streams, two large springs, nine wells and two cisterns. To he sold on account of ill health of own er. Call on or address FELTON B. KNIGHT AGENCY, Rial Estate and Insurance, Cedartown. Miss Malline Bradford gave a de lightful reception last. Thursday even ing In honor of Miss Agnes Harris, of Rome, and the young people being entertained at the house party given last week by Miss Almira and Mr.Wm. Parker, Jr. The spacious verandah and grounds were beautifully decora ted with Japanese lanterns, and the elegant refreshments were served by Misses Pauline BalJey, Inita Janes, Julia Williams, Agnes Houseal and Mary Bradford. Mrs. Henry Brad ford, of Rome, and Mrs. C. R. Brumby, Jr., presided at the punch - howl. The evening on “The Hill" was most en- joyably spent by this merry company of young people. W. K. HOLMES, Clothier a Furnisher. .Mr. S. V. Richardson was III Rome Tuesday. Mr. A. E. Casey, of Rome, spent the first of the week here. Mrs. Eva Boyd returned Tuesday from a visit In Carroll county. Mrs. Henry Weatherly and daugh ter, Miss Edith, of Rome, are visit ing the former’s brother, Mr. O. E. Marshall. Now Is the time to use preparations to head off bed bugs, roaches and all other Insect pests. NotWng better than Russell's "Bug Killer." Miss Almira and Mr. Wm. Parker, Jr., entertained a number of friends pleasant watermelon cutting Wednesday evening at the Big Spring park. „ It will pay you to Ipiy a pair of those $3.50 home-made Men’s Box Calf, Sewed, everyday wearing shoes. Best In city. I don't hesitate In say ing. It Is a money-Baver. At A. CroRBley’s Shoe Shop. Now Is the time for you to get your roouiH papered, as 1 have a first class paper hanger and decorator. Will paper your room from $5.00 up; work guaranteed to be first class. J. D. CASEY. Headquarters at the Cedar town Plumbing Co. Phone S9. Revival services are now going on at the Congregational church. Rev. H. E. Newton, from I.lndale, Is as sisting the pastor. All are Invited to attend these services. Mr. Newton will preach on Saturday night on the sub ject,"Advantages of Prohibition to the Christian Religion.” The pastor llcv. A. T. Scoggln, on Sunday night will preach on the subject, "The Dev il's Fruit Trees." Mrs. J. H. Williams entertained the officers of the Ladles of the Macca bees Friday afternoon at a surprise party given 111 honor of Mrs. J. Hilton, who has been a valued in her and officer of this order since its Organization,and who leaves Thurs day to Join her husband In Balnhrldge, where she will make her home. Mrs, Williams' pretty home on College street was artistically decorated with lovely palms and ferns, among which were placed howls and vases of pink and white roses. Assisting in the re ceiving and entertaining of the guests were Mesdames A. M. Dunn and Ma mie Dunwoody and Miss Jennie Grif fin. The most entertaining feature of the evening was the aweet violin mu sic rendered by little Miss Virginia Fielder who proved herself a skilled violinist- Delicious refreshments were served. Our Mattings Are just the thing you should put on your floors, now that Summer has come. We have the latest patterns, the most beautiful designs and the best goods on the market. Let us show you the weaves ^quote you our Low Prices! But don’t forget that we can fit out your home with everything you need from a foot-mat to the kitchen range. Never mind about the prices of our household goods, we will treat you right and please you besides. Griffin & Davis, Phone 103. Cedartown, Ga. IF YOU WANT A Doctor Right Quick, Just phone No. 59, and we will deliver your mes sage promptly at any hour ol the day or night. And Don’t Forget That we keep a lull line ol I>mg'« mid Patent Medicines, and that we pay especial attention to filling prescriptions. T_ IF 1 - BURBANK, X3K.TJ (3-C3-IST-
