About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1907)
For io Days 33a Per Cent Discount On All Suits $25 00 Suits at $16.67 / 1 2.50 Suits at $ 8.34 22 50 " " 15.00 10.00 •* 6.67 20 OO 1 “ 1800 13.34 12.00 7 5° “ " 5.00 1500 •• •• 10.00 5 00 “ " 3.34 All Straw Hats at Half Price. This Sale is for SPOT 1 CASH. DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CL.ARTOWN STANDARD THURSDAY. AUGUST 15, 1107. Freeh turnip seed nt Russell Drug Co. Miss Almira Parker left Tuesday, for a visit In Anniston. Mr. T. W. Parsons was here Sun day from Birmingham. Mr, R. H. Prior and daughter, Mies Loyce, were In Rome Saturday. New shipment Jap-a l&c just re ceived at Bradford's drug store. Mr. Irby Meadows, of Opelika, Ala., spent Sunday here with friends. Miss Lucy Housenl was the guest of Miss Jane A. Dean In Rome over Sun day. Mr. Marcus H. Bunn, of Birmingham spent Sunday with Cedartown rela tives. "The Countryman,” by C. K. Hend erson, for sale at Elliott's Bookstore, $1.25. Miss Gtissie Houseal left yesterday for a trip to Niagara Falls, Canada and New York. Mr. F. E. Kuster returned last week from a business trip to Washington and Philadelphia. It’s money makes our talk and pure feed stuffs and low prices make folks trade with Busby Bros. Miss Mildred Sprattllng, who has been thd guest of Miss Shirley Sims, returned Saturday to Atlanta. Mrs. J. 8. Purcell, of Easley, Ala., came Sunday to spend a few days with her mother, Mrs. E. Paco. Miss Jane A. Dean, who has been the attractive guest of Miss Lucy Hou- saal, returned Saturday to Rome. Mrs. J. M. Morris left Saturday to spend a couple of weeks with her daughter, Mrs. J.M. Rudolph, at Dal ton. A big shipment of turnip seed, all varieties, just received. No last year's seed on hand. BRADFORD’S DRUG STORE. Mr. J. Hud Phil pot left yesterday fo Atlanta. Mr. W. W. Cone returned Monday from a trip to Texas. Elder W. H. Hamrick was up from Bremen over Sunday. Mrs. B. F. Matthews spent the f!rs of the week In Dallas. You will get fresh turnip seed If yoi buy at Bradford’s drug store. Mr. W. H. Trawlck lias been in Bos ton this week on legal business. Miss Mary Joins spent the lat er pgrt of last week at Lake Creek. Beware of low grade cottonseed meal Got pure meal and hulls from Busby Bros. Mr. W. O. Hamrick and family, of Heuryellen, Ala., came over last week on a visit to relatives. Miss Clara Whittaker returned horn Tuesday from a several days stay at Piedmont Springs, Ala. Mr. Jeff F. Pierce and family, of Concord, have been spending a few days with relatives here. Mr. Jus. Lewis, of Bartlett, Tex., ar rived last week on a visit to relatives and friends in this vicinity. MIhs Elolse Robinson, who has been the guest of Miss Almira Parker, re turned Tuesday to Anniston. £>r. T. F. Burbank and family re turned home Monday from a sojourn In their cottage at Wheeler Spring. Mrs. S. J. Kuster and daughter,Miss. Etta, returned Saturday from an ex tended sojourn on Lookout Mountain. Mrs. S. H. Matthews and children, Clarice and Freda, of Birmingham,are visiting her mother, Mrs. J. S.Wood. Are you contemplating painting you house? We have an unusual proposi tion to make you. Come in and hear it. BRADFORD’S DRUG STORE. Mrs. J. W. Phillips and daughter, Miss Josie, of Bonham, Tex., arrived here Monday on a visit to the form er’s father, Mr. F. M. Shlflett. Bradford’s Drug store caters to the trade who want purity. You can get the very best and purest drugs there and not be overcharged for them. ■ lUHtanBoiimuugB ■MMBHmmawwJ riHBEMSEHMHHHHHraai 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 for Chase & Sanborn, of Boston, Mass., who have been in the business half a century and are recognized the world over for Quality. V.'e 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, WMtsalt and Mail tear, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ca. Dr. W. G. England was in Rome Tuesday. Go to Russell Drug Co. for fresh turnip seed. , Mr. S. S. Evans spent T.iur day at Ragland, Ala. Dr. and Mrs. John W. Brewer spent Sunday at Fish. Mis Grace Manning , s; e:i: Monday afternoon in Rome. Mr. ..o.m D. Wood was )i.i f e from Atlanta over Sunday. ( Fresh Turnip seed, all varieties, at Bradford’s Urug store. Miss Dora Harris returned Saturday from a visit In Rome. Mr. Will Hightower spent the first of the week in Atlanta. Mr. E. B. Sampey spent Saturday night at Wheeler Spri/ig. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stubbs spent las Monduy afternoon in Rome. Miss Jennie Agan spent lust wie* with relatives near Antioch. Miss Lula Caldwell left yeslerday for Rockmart en route to Walcska. Miss Evelyn Fite went down home for a week at Young’s last Monday. Mrs. Craton Vincent left yesterday for a visit to relatives near Aragon. Mrs. J. L. Nicholes, of Acworth, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Londz Smith Mr. Fort Lavender, of Rome, wa: the guest yesterday of friends in the city. Messrs. O. L., Q. K., Jeff and Jas. P.eice spent last aunday at Wheeler Spring. Mrs. C. L. McWaters and children, of Macon, are the guests of Mrs. W. B. English. Mr. M. H, Bowman Is building a neat residence on his North College street properly. Mrs. W. J. Bllssltt, of Fish, was the guest the first of the week of her sis ter, Mrs. J. C. Hand. > Mrs. S. N. Clary. Jr:, returned home Tuesday evening from a sojourn at Piedmont Springs, Ala. Miss Minnie Tomlinson, of Lake Creek, left Tuesday for a vls.t to her brother at Opelika, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 turned Monday from lives In Bartow county. Mrs. C. L. Johnson, who ha* been visiting Mrs. Kate Green, returned home Monday to At Uinta. Mrs. J. E. Turner, who has been visiting relatives in Polk, went up Monday to Silver Creek. Mr. W. O. Cleveland, the hustling Walthall merchant, was In Rome on business Monday afternoon. Mr. Geo. W. Howard, of Aragon,was here over Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Howard. Miss Clara Wiegand, a trained nurse from Atlanta, Is with the little son of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Hunt, who is very 111. Byrd Trawlck came home last week from Atlanta, where he has been fur pon.o time, quite ill with an attack cf fever. Mrs. Minnie Alexander,of Comanche. Tex., was the guest a lew days ago of Mesdames A. R. Oollghtly and J. J. Simpson. Mrs. Henry Baldwin and Misses For rest Pitts, Luclle Fleldi r and Annie Mae Lawson spent Friday after noon In Rome. Boulineau re- , vls.t to relu- Know the Things! «^i Just 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 $5 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 DM GOODS CO, Big Department Store. In Rome Tues- Mes*rs. Newton Cox and R. A. Da vis and Miss Sarah Co v ,who ha\e been visiting relatives in this vicinity, left Tuesday for their home In Texas. Mesdames Allle Edmondson, of Springville, Ala., and Ann e Zlmmer- nmu of Chattanooga, are visiting their sister and aunt. Mrs. W. C. Knight. Mis. Sam Wilburn and daughter,Miss Julia who have her n visit.ng Mrs. W O. Cornelius went up Month v to visit Mrs. S. P. Holt at Silver Creek. Mess s. J. B Brook and R. W. Ham rick and their families and Mr. W O. Hamrick spent Suuday as the guests of Mr. J. M. Hamrick nt Fish. Busby Bros handle 1 ay, oa‘s corn, cottonseid mea\ hulls. Victor feed, bran and shoris, floor. sugar coffee, syrup, and chicken feed ihat makes hens lay. MiB3es Iva e Young and E.o se Cor- arr vt il home Saturday from at tendance at the State N trmal School at Athens and a tri" to the James town Exposition. Mr. H. G. Cumbey went to Birming ham Sunday to accept a position in a r ottonseed oil mill, of which Mr. W. D. lve> is now superintendent. His farallv will remain here. Mr.W. B. McBryde, who has been for some time the popular prescription clerk at Dr. T. F» Burbank’s drug store, has resigned his position and re« turned Sunday to Rockmart. The Cedartown Cotton Co. is install ing a new air-blast system at its big cotton gin. This system has been in use In Texas for some time, and is a great Improvement over old meth.ds. Mrs. Henry Bradford returned yes terday from a delightful visit to Ce dartown. She was accompanied by Miss Mary Bradford, who will be her guest indefinitely. — Rome Herald, 13th. r. J. E. Estes day afternoon. r. J. L. Casey is spending a cou ple of days at Rome and Lindale. Mrs. Missouri Hollifleld returned lap* Saturday from a visit In Gordon coun ty. Misses Mary and Roxanna Winkles, of Felton, visited friends here last eek. Mrs. E. B. Johnson, of Atlanta, was the guest last week of her aunt, Mrs. E. D. Estes. Miss Annie Belle Collins, of Annis ton, spent the week-end with Miss Vera Bowman. Mrs. Betsey Smith, of Buchanan, arrived Saturday on a visit to the fan* ly of Dr. J. J. Crumbley. Mrs. Thos. Griffin, who has been isiting her daughter, Mrs. B. F. Mat thews, returned Sunday to Dallas. Mrs. i.ura Carroll and son, Carl, and three younger children lift last Thursday tor a visit at Hoke's Bluff, Ala. Little SarAh and C. T. Johnson,who have been visiting the family of Mr. C. V. Scaliest.tt, returned last week to Atlanta. Hon. W. C. Bunn last week sold to r. J. J. Cooper through the A. B. Philpot & Co. agency, a couple of lots on Clio street. Russell Drug Cd. ; OOR. MAIN AND HERBERT STS. PHONE 125. - RESIDENCE 143. Fresli ^*l»ipiiiont SEED BEAUS Miss Mamie Simpson, who has been spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Ewing Lowry, ret .rued home l.ist Thursday to Rockmart. Mrs.Anna Tolbert and daughter,Miss Pauline, who have been visiting their sister and oaunt, Mrs. Lura Carroll, returned Thursday to Hoke’s Bluff, Ala. Mesdames T. H. Dobbs and P. G. Marbut, who have been visiting their parents, Rev. and »Mrs. F. H. Marbut, returned Thursday to Brownings dis trict. Misses Leila and Lillian and Mr. Garfield Lovvorn, who have been vis iting the family of their uncle, Rev. W. J. Lovvorn, 'returned Thursday to Newell, Ala. Mr. C. E. Parker, of Atlanta, was the guest last week of his brother-in- law, Mr. J. D. Smith, Mr. Parker is an old resident of this county.and was the first Mayor of Rockmart. Mr. J. W. Lee returned home Friday from a trip East to purchase goods for his big stores in Cedartown, Rock- mart and Carrollton. He visited the Jamestown Exposition during his ab sence. Both Bunch and Running, and I N New Crop TurnipSeed All Varieties. Dealers in everything kept in, a first-class Drug Store. Moved Back BUT Not a Backward Move! We have now moved back to our old v stand in the Ledbetter Building, which has been handsomely refitted for us. When you. want Hardware, we are there. Hall & Barr.
