About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1907)
Forio Days 33' Per Cent Discount On All Suits $25 00 Suits at $16.67 f 1 2.50 Suits at $ 8.34 22 50 " " 15,00 10.00 '* “ 6.67 20.00 4 ' “ 13.34 1800 “ 12.00 7 50 •• “ 5.00 1500 •• ■■ 10.00 5 00 “ “ 3.34 All Straw Hats at Half Price. This Sale is for SPOT CASH. DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CEARTOWH STANDARD THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. HOT, Fresh turnip seed nt Russell Drug Co. Mr. J. W. Dee spent Monday In At lanta. Mr. W. D. Ivey was up. Sitfipay from Birmingham Mr.Russell Sewell spent the week end In .Savannah. Mr. M. O. Gulss spent the first of the week In Birmingham. Miss Loyce Prior returned Monday from a visit In Cartersvllle. MIfs Lessle Smith returned Satur day from a visit at Taylorsville. Col. J. L. Tlson attended Walker Superior Couit at La Fayette Monday. . Miss IQtta KuBter has been visiting relatives in Chattanooga the past week. Mr. and Mrt. S. P. Holloway left Sunday for a trip to Philadelphia and New York. Mr. at*l Mrs. W. H. Trawlok are the proud parents of a fine boy born Mr. B.F. Wright spent Sunday In Atlanta. Mr. E. A. Lowry spent Sunday In Anniston. Mr. F. A. Witt was in Carrollton over Sunday. Mrs. F. Paul returned Saturday fro i a visit In Atlanta. Hon. Felton Mundy was over Fri day from Hock mart. Dr. W. A. Holbeck spent the first of the week In Atlanta. Mr. J. Halford Davis spent Sunday with relatives In Carters\Hie. Messis. Sam Hackney and Jesse Tut observed Labor Day in Atlanta. Miss Lillie May Cook, of Greenville, S. C., Is the guest of Mrs. Susie Jones. Misses Jennie Agon and Mamie Whitfield spent Sunday in Rockmart, Miss Flora Wright, of Piedmont, Ala., is visiting Miss Pearl Burgdorf. Mr. A. II. Roper, one of Rockmart's j clever rural mail carriers, was here Monday. Mrs. Annie Worthy, of Carrollton, visited last week her nephew, Mr M. Wheeler. Horace Stokely, who has been Tuesday night. LOST—A key-ring with six keys, visiting relatives here, returned home Finder please leave at this office and Monday to Crawford. * receive reward. | Miss Maybelle Joins, of Rome, was Mr. Walter Hlackatock left Sunday the guest a part of last week of her for a trip to Cincinnati, O., In the In terest of J. W. Lee Co. Dr. W. A. Chapman and family re turned Saturday from a several days stay at Wheleer Spring. Mr. Chias. R. Borders returned Sat urday from a visit to his brother, Mr. Darden Borders, at Conyers. Miss Eloise Cornelius left Friday for Cuthbert, where she is one of the teachers in the city public school. Mrs. T. R. Garltngton and children, who have been visiting her father, Capt. J. A. Peek, returned home Fri day to Rome. Capt. and ,Mrs. W. F. Hall left Sun day on a visit to their sons, Messrs. Fulton and Arthur Hall, In Phila- delphla and New York respectively. sister, Mrs..!. K'. Thomas Gentlemen, when you want clean ing and pressing neatly and prompt ly done, call on Mar Van Roberts. Mr. Londz Smith arrived home Thursday from a trip East, where he purchased a fine line of seasonable goods for the Phillips Dry Goods Co. “Eyesight is priceless,” therefore I you should not risk cheap quality glasses when you can get the best at reasonable prices from W. W. TTU NER, Jeweler. Capt. J. H. Crabb has sold to Mr. Fred W. Wood the home and lot on Main street occupied by Mr. M. D. Russell. The transfer was made through the A. B. Philpot & Co. Agency. From LONDON, ENOLAND. We have just received a shipment of HUNTLEY & PALMER'S cele brated BISCUITS, CAKES, ETC. Direct from London, England, and would be glad to have you call and examine them. The finest in the world! Huntley & Palmer have been caterers to the King for many years. If you want the BEST of EVERYTHING Call or Phone ED. A. LOWRY, Wkoltsale ail Mail Grocer, Cedartown. Ca. Phones 43 and 74. Mr. Watts Morgan spent Sunday in Rockmart. # Mr, T. J. Morris, of Rockmart, was here Monday. Mrs. G. VV. Whltf.eld spent Tuesday In Rockmart. Mr. 4 w. M. Cooper was In Rock- mart Tuesday. Mr. David Y. Dovers, of Rockmart, was here Monday. Miss Pearl Burgdo.f spent last week lii Piedmont, Ala. Mr. ThoB. A. Morgan was over Mon day from Rockmart. City Marshal J. M. Jolley spent Sun day in Chattanooga. Mr. Holmes Smith was ia Atlanta the first, of the week. Mr. J. B. Weaver spent t’ie first of the week In Atlanta. Mrs. E. A. Lowry left Sunday for a month’s vi it In Annision and Flora, Ala. Mrs. Julius Oppert, of Atlanta, spent the first of the week with Cedartown friends. Mr. J. W. Bennett, of Kennes.iw, spent last week with hla daughter,Mrs. J. H. Williams. Mr. W. W. Rose, who has been vis iting friends here, returned Monday to Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. John McBee, of Rockmart, w..s the guest of relatives add friends lu the city last week. Call on Mar Van Roberts If you want your cleaning and pressing neat ly and promptly done. Miss Josle Wallace, of Cartersvllle, was the charming guest last week of Miss Belle VanDevundtr. Mrs. J. G. B. Erwin, of Gordon county, was the guest the first of the week of Miss Mary Jonts. Miss Daisy Davidson returned Mon day from a visit to relatives at Ly- erly Find Chattooga county. Miss Nell Watts has returned fpom her Fin tii.er vacation In Rome,and has re-opened her class in music. Mr. John Woodward and daughter, of Hartshorn, I. T., are the guests of his sister, Mrs. J. W. Brewer. Mrs. H. S. Seay, of Atlanta, came up Saturday to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Mack Turner. Mr. R. H. Prior has moved his electric theatre to the room just va cated by Mr. M. C. Hobo's store. Mr. Hill R. Redwine, of Seuoia, a leading insurance man and hanker of that city, spent Saturday and Sunday in the city. Mr. T. J. West has moved his Rack et Store to South Main street, and his place in the Peek block is taken by Mr. J. J. Burns. Low-Phosphorus Iron Ore land to lease or sell. Communicate with F. B. Knight, Cedartown Ga. W. J. RICHARDSON. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dye, who have; been visiting their parents, Rev. and Mrs. R .-Juct received a newline of Ecru Lace Curtains and Door Panels. These are the latest designs for windows and halls. A'so, a new lino of White Lace and Swiss Curtains from 75c to S5 a pair. Take down those heavy portieres and replace them with a pair of theso Ecru ones that give the cool and pleas ing effect. Ask to see the Purses and Hand- Bags that we are having such a demdnd for. You can always find something new in our store. Pi wW II Big Department Store, Mr. C. VV. Flmpson was In Rockmart Sunday. Mr. W. R. Pitts spent Sunday in Cartersvllle. Mr. S. L* Tate, Jr., spent the first Tatum, returned home Tues tbe week In Atlanta. * day to Everett Springs. Mr. F. C. Bowman witnessed the Mr. W, W. Haskell, of Atlanta, has bal1 same Monday in Atlanta, bought through the A. B. Philpot & Three rooms to rent. Apply to Mrs. Co. agency,a house and lot on Thomp- J. E. Roberts, South Main street, son street from Mr. J. W. Lee. ) Mr. J. P. Crumley was over from Mr. Wm. P. Wright has bought from Birmingham to spend Saturday night. Mr M. B. Ware his two-story house i Mrs. S. A. Cleveland, of Tifton, is on Broud street, the deal being made the guest of her niece,Mrs. Wm. Brew- through the A. B. Philpot & Co. ag- ' er. encj * I Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mias Eula I can fit you with spectacles or eye. Bridges we.e united In marriage on glasses of the very belt quality. 1 the 2Gth Inst , Squire VV. F. Freeman use the highest grade of lease* per- j officiating. feetly focused. The Staudard enjoyed a pleasant \\. \\. TURNER, Jeweler. > call Saturday from one of Polk's form- F. Clark, of Dallas, cashier er good citizens—Mr. Asa Prior, now of the Commercial and Sa\:iigs Bank, of Texas, who has been spending a spent Monday in the city. He was couple of weeks with relatives at Pri- mo.e than pleased with Cedartown or's. as a commercial and social city. ; Mr Wni s> King> of Gwinnett Hubbard ami fami'y left county, was the guest last week of Tuesday for Oxford. Ala, in order Polk county relatives. He is now to be near his saw-nulling interest.- at eighty-seven years old, and has lived Iron City. Cedartown regrets to lose a ighly-six years In the house he now this excellent family even teuiporu- occupies. Mr. VV- J. Barr, who has been spend- Mr. if. VV. Cant e l arrived Tuesday ing some time wih his parents, Mr. from Portsmouth, Va , to assume the. and Mrs. J. W. Barr, left Sunday to duties of agent for tje S A. L. Rail- resume his duties on the road, lie av, succeeding Mr. J. M. Ellio t., is now with the Philip Carey Manu- ho has bet n promot d to position of fa curing Co, with headquarters in traveling auditor. • >| Atlanta. We know that if you knew what Rev. P. M. Agan spent Monday in e know about drugs, were acquainted Atlanta, where he purchased the new with the prec slon and c rtainiy whi U .seats for the Eastview Baptist church, we give to prescriptions, we would This church Is prospering nicely, and have your business. ; this improvement will add much to BRADFORD'S DRUG STROE. the api>earance and comfort of the Mr. Fulton Hall, who has been the ' building, guest of his parents. Capt. and Mrs. j Prof. E. E. King, who has been F. Hall, returned Sunday to Phil- teaching this summer at Wheeler's, udelphia, where he holds a very re- * nsible position with one of the big- fm hardware houses in this country. There is no better brick made than that of the Mansfield Brick Co. at Rockmart, and you dou’t have to wait forever to get it. If you want good | many Cedartown friends brick delivered promptly, give me a I continued success. cail or leave order with T. F. Thomp- Mr . aad Mrs . j. Wrlght AUamson en . Ala., speut Monday with Cedartown friends en route to Atlanta, where he will be with the Peacock School for Boys the coming year. He was the efficient Assistant Principal of High School last year, and his him GEO. ARTOFE, Agent, r. and Mrs. A. M. Dunn were called to Birmingham Saturday by a message announcing the serious con dition of the latter’s venerable father, who was stricken with paralysis seve ral months ago. Prof. Richter, who vas one of the veteran educators of Georgia, passed away Monday. tertained a number of friends most enjoyably last Wednesday evening. The game of ”uOO'' was played on the spacious verandahs, followed by the serving of an elegant “Dutch sup per." It was one of these informal social affairs which Mr. and Mrs. Adamson know so well how to make pleasant for their gueSts. We are now nicely settled in our new home in the Hardwick-Telford Build ing, and leel that we have made a good move. You will now make a good move by coming to us to have your PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED O! course, we carry a lull line of Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Toilet Articles, Etc. Moved Back! BUT Hot 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 & BARRl
