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HelplHelp!
I’m Falling
Thus cri*d the hair. And a
kind neighbor came to the res
cue whh a bottle of Ayer’s
Hair Vigor. The hair was
saved! This was because
Ayet’s Hair Vigor is a regular
hair medicine. Falling hair is
caused by a germ, and this
medicine completely destroys
these germs. Then the healthy
scalp gives rich, healthy hair.
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IjCrS cltem pecroRAL.
THE CEDARTOSN STANDARD
Published every Thursday In the Year
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CEDARTOWN
AND POLK COUNTY.
Entered in the Postofflca at Cedar
u>wd as second-class mall matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One Year |1.00
Six Months 50
Three Months 26
Atlver. hdng rates will be furnished on
appllcai Ion.
THURSDAY F.OYEV.BER 7. 1907
Grow with a Growing Bank.
We regurd the etcadlly continued
grow<h of Mils h atltutl.'h os u cre-li.
to the enterprise of our huslnen co:,--
raunlty as well ns an evidence of the
esteem In which our offlcere and our
business policies and methods arc
held. We Invite you to make this
bank the clearing house fur your fi
nancial affairs. Wo want the smith
accounts of Individuals as well as the
larger business of firms and corpor
ations. ,The wage earnor has need of
the hank as wull as the business man.
Open an account with even a small
amount,pay all your bills with checks,
and see how much better you get a-
long. If your money will not be In
use for Borne time,make a time deposit
with us and we will pay 5 per cent
IntoreBt.
F’OIti MAYOR.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Mayor, subject to the white
primary, and ask the votes of my
f.llow citizens. Respectfully,
R. O. PITTS.
FOR ALDERMEN,
am a candidate for Alderman from
the 2d Ward, subject to the White
Primary, and wl l appreciate the sup
port of my constituents.
L.8. LEDBETTEIt*.
I wish to nmiounce my candidacy
for Alderman from the Eth Ward,
subject to the White Primary, and ask
the support of my constituents.
A. M. DUNN.
Bank of Cedartown.
E. C. BENTON, Cashier.
A E. YOUNG, Vice Pres.
THU PRIZE WINNERS
AT TUB FOLK COUNTY FAIR I.A8T
WKF.K.
Do Yuu Know
That VULCANITE ROOFING is
the most economical and durable
BEADY HOOFING on the mar-
kot. Not airected by the weather
and is water, oil and acid proof.
Endorsed by National Board of
Fire Underwriters and South
eastern Tariff Association.
THE KtPl.ES ENTERTAINED.
Tile Cedartown RlfleH were hand
somely entertained last Friday even
ing at the Armory at a big barbecue
given by Capt. W. H. Trawlck, the
popular head of that Bplendtd organi
zation. Mr. J. T. Garrard was the
barbecue artist, and the stew and
meats were as fine as ever tickled
the palate of an epicure.
It Is a matter of great gratification
to our people that the Cedartown Rif
les, who are Just winding up the third
year of their enlistment, will continue
lh the service for another three years.
Most of the young men have re-en-
llstod, and quite a number of others
have Joined, giving the company Its
full quota required by the national
guard regulations.
After the 'cue Friday evonlng the
Rifles gave an excellent drill. They
came out of the recent rigid lnspec
tlon by the army officers with fly
ing colors, and were favored with
special complimentary mention in the
official report.
But that is Just like Cedartown.you
know! With the best volunteer fire
department and the best military com
pany in the state, Cedartown can cer
tainly lie proud of her young men.
J. H. DODDS. Agent.
OEDAUTOWN, GA
The Georgia, Loan and Trust
Co. will negotiate loans, well se
oured bit improved real estate, at
SIX PER CENT INTERESI
on reasonable commission in
sums of $250 or more. Good
applications wanted.
W. C. BUNN,
Correspondent for Polk C>
lift. ENGLAND HONORED.
At the animal meeting of the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge in Macon last
week, there was a complete change of
the high officials of the order. ' Hon
T. If. Jeffries, of Atlanta, was elect
ed as Grand Master to succeed Judge
Max Meyorhardt, of Rome, and the
new Grand Master appointed Dr. W.
G. England, of this place, as Grand
Marshal.
Dr. England Is a Fast Master of
Caledonia Lodge and Past High
Priest of Adoniram Chapter, and Is
one of the most prominent Masons* in
the state. Cedartown Masons are happy
over the recognition thus given the
local lodge by this appointment, and
are congratulating Dr. England on hls
11-deserved honor.
Driving Club Scores a Good Record—
I’ajrs All Expen cs and Delivers
AII Premiums,
The Fair management, has made
good on every promise, and the 11)07
Hhow has scored a dist.net success.
Although the Driving Club had lese
than a month to pull off the fair, the
success of the enterprise demonstrates
the possibility of a musing county
fair In which hundreds of our farm
ers would actively co-operate with
Cedartown's business men and com
pete spiritedly for the varlouB pre
miums offered for farm product*.
The total Income from every
source—gate and grand stand receipts,
concessions by our business men In
caBh anil merchandise.—foots up $1,-
583.10.
A good showing for a two-day per
formance!
The business men responded nobly
to the enterprise, donating $375 to
the fair In cash and merchandise,with
out which the fair would not have
been a financial success.
The receipts have been applied to
the necessary expenses—gate keepers,
policemen, watchmen, repairs on the
buildings and the rare track, print
ing and postage, premiums and
other incidental expenses. Everybody
has received their money or articles
either for hlro or on premiums, and
universal satisfaction Is heard on all
sides as a result of the prompt way
payments of premiums have been
made by the club management.
for any reason, anyone has been
overlookd, the management desires
such person to report promptly at the
office of the secretary, Mr. F. B.
Knight.
THE SECOND DAY.
Hon. J. J. Conner, of Cartersvllle,
president of the State Fair Associa
tion, was one of the distinguished vis
itors at the fair, and waB Introduced
for a brief talk in the forenoon. Mai.
J. A. Blance was called on for a short
talk In the afternoon, both speakers
making appropriate addresses.
In the ladles' driving contest,Mrs.
L. M. Prouty's beautiful turnout re
ceived special mention by the Judges,
as did Miss Annie Rooney Pittman
In the girls' riding contest, although
there were only first nnd Hecond pri
ze* offered 111 such contest.
AFTERNOON RACES.
Free for all trot or parq, $100—1st
A. E. Young, time, .44; 2d, Allefl; 3d.
J. W. Casey; 4th, S. P. Holloway (C.
B. Lynch)
Running half mile, 575 —“Bob Frank
lin," time, 5 3-5, Chattanooga; 2d,
“Fonaoiee,” Rakeslraw, 3d, “Atwood
Belle,’ ’ Holmes.
Green Road race, $-10—1st, W
Cason; 2d, Will Hlghtow r; 3d,Broad-
PROGRESSIVENESS!
We are living In a Progressive Age. The Tillers of the Soil are more advanced
In their ideas of farming, better posted in regard to their markets, better equip
ped for the battle ol llfo than ever before. And we are proud to say that they are
far better off financially than they have ever been. Their progressiveness and
ours, Dear Reader, have led us to a light of our ability. The wise man pur
chases Good Values. Therefore, our mission We appeal to the people as their
humble servant, and ask them to call on us and see a tar better assortment of
merchandise than we have ever shown before.
Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes,
Made to Wear and to Sell only. We have added a new stock ol
Men’s Clothing
To supplement our stock ol CHILDREN’S SUITS.
Ladies’Cloaks Dress Goods
It’s all lor sale; none reserved. Remember our Motto:
BEST QUALITY AT THE LOWEST PRICE. -:- -:-
Jim Collins,
; :id Black-
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD OR HUY
A HOME!
If so, we oau offer you A 6 per cent, line ol
money, principal and Interest payable monthly
In other words, what you pay or your house in
7 er 8 years. In paying reut at the end of ^ years
you would have n large pile of reut receipts. Ott
our plau you would have your home paid tor
having paid alt your notea. WHICH DO YOU
PKUKRK? City or ftmu loaus. at 6, 7 aud 8 per
ceut according to condition*.
For further iuformatiou, call on or address
J. MALLORY HUNT,
Cedartown, Gn.
MONEY to LOAN.
THE NEW HANK.
The new Farmers & Mechanics Bank
will open In a few days—jUat as soon
as the fixtures arrive. We expect to
give the farmers the preference in
placing our loans, and hope to do
them good service in the present em
ergency.
W. J. HARRIS. Prest.
E. B. RUSSELL, Cashier.
We have clients who cau loan you
all the money you wish to borrow ou
acceptable real estate security. Loans
of $1,000 or over at 6 per cent, leas
than $1,000 at 7 per cent interest. Be
sure you see us.
The name of Mr. W. H. Wright
ono of Antioch’s beat citizens who was
recommneded for the position of N
1\ and ex-officio J. P. for the 1518th
district, was accidentally omitted from
the published presentments of that
body.
C. F. HARRIS & CO.
man, 50c.
any winners are omitted here,
they should report to Secretary F.
B. Knight.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Best 1-horse farm exhibit—A. Y.
Yancey, $10 suit by W. K.Holmes.
Beat 2-horse—W'. O. Cornelius, $16
buggy harness, by Cedartown Supply
Co..
$5
away.
Foot race, $10 lut,
10 4-5 sec., 2d. Barnet
mon.
The exhibition race by “Opal Wilson’
in 2.14 2-5 time was the moat excit
ing on the track, and is the beat rec
ord in Georgia for a mile on half
mile track.
lie exhibition auto race by Mr. F.
Witt was much enjoyed, making
half mile In 1.03, mile 2 08, and mile
and a half in 1.20.
The motor cycle race wfts won by
Bowman, 3 1-2 milca in 7.54,Whitoly’a
machine breaking in third lap.
LADIES’ DEPARTMENT.
Fancy Quilt—1st, Mrs. Elizabeth
Woodward, $5; 2d. Miss Sallie Mun-
fort, $2; 3d, Dewey Hobbs, $3.
Knit Counterpane—1st, Mrs. Mat-
tie West, $5; 2d, Mrs. T. M. High
tower, $2.
Burnt Wood—1st, Miss Myrta Dodds,
Best Vegetables, W. V. Wray,
guitar yb M. N. Elliott.
Beat Corn, Seaborn oJnes, special
mention.
Best live stock display, E. O. God
win, $20 by Whitaker and Crawford
livery stables. Green Prior second.
Best year-old horse colt, W. O. Cor
nelius,$1, and $1.50 bridle by J. H.
Dodds. J. J. Morgan second.
Best 2-year colt, H. Hudsputh,
$l,and $1.50 china,by Skelton’s Rack
et Store. John F. Stone second.
Best mule colts, 1, 2 and 3 years,
E, O.Godwln, $7.50.
Best brood mare, W. O. Cornelius,
$2.50.
BeBt Stallion, Dr. W. A. Chapman,
$5 saddle by Hall & Barr.
Best Jack, T. H. Adams, $5.
Best cow, L. M. Reeves, $6 bbl
flour by E. A. Lowry.
Best boar, sow and pen, O. L. Pierce,
$5 hat by Davis Bros., $5 shoes by
I. Coplan and $10 watch by W.
Turner.
CASEY—RUSSELL
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY
Schedules Effective Nov. 4th, 1907.
Arrive from Griffin 2.25 p. m..
Arrive from Chattanooga 11.22 a. m. and 7.50 p. m.
Depart for Griffin 11.22 a. m.
Depart for Chattanooga 5.50 a. m. and 2.25 p. m.
SEAEOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Schedule in Effect Jan. 0th, 1907.
No. 41
No. 38
Lv Ar
No. 32
No. 38
7 56 am
4 45 p m
Atlanta
11 20 a m
9 45 p m
8 41
5 33
Powder Springs
10 35
8 58
8 59
5 52
Dallas
10 17
8 39
9 28
6 22
Rorkmart
9 48
8 07
9 38
0 36
Fish
9 38
7 65
9 55
6 50
Odartovrn
0 26
7 42
10 13
7 11
Eaom
9 09
7 20
10 23
7 25
Borden Springs
9 02
7 18
10 41
7 42
. Piedmont
8 45
7 01
11 19
8 16
Wellington
8 GO
0 26
11 30
8 27
Ohatohie
7 58
6 13
12 06
9 01
Goal City
7 19
5 35
1 30 pm
10 15
Birmingham
>*■ Lv
0 00
4 15
No. 133
No. 135
No. 141
Lv Ar
No. 140
No. 134
No. 132
3 40 p m
4 40 p m
8 00 a m
Cartersville
7 45 p in
11 10 a in
12 50pm
3 55
4 52
8 12
Ladds....
7 33
10 55
12 35
4 30
5 07
8 30
Stilesboro.
7 15
10 39
12 10
5 00
5 30
8 45
Taylorsville .
7 00
10 24
11 35
5 20
5 45
9 OJ
Aranon .
0 45
10 11
11 06
8 00
0 00
9 15
Rock mart
6 30
10 0O
10 40 a m ,
Ar Lv
At 6.30 o’clock yesterday evening In
Tallapoosa was solemnized the wed
ding of Mrs. Vera Casey and Mr-—Whit
K. Russell, of Youngs. Rev. J. S.
Edwards performed the ceremony.
The bride Is one of Polk's excel
lent ladles, who has made her home
for some time at Tallapoosa, and the
groom is one of the successful and
popular business men of this section.
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Peek, Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Marcf and Mr. and Mrs.
D. ltusstll went over to attend the
wedding.
The nirtny friends of the happy cou
ple extend congratulations and best
wishes.
Trains Nos. 141 and 140, dally; Nos. 133 and 132 dally ex Sunday; ,|
Nos. 135 and 134, Sunday only.
Tickets for passage on all trains are sold by this Company and accep
ted by the passenger with the understanding that this Company will not be.,
liable for failure to run Its trains on schedule time or for any such delays as
way be Incident to their operation. Care is exercised to give correct time
of connecting lines, but tills company Is not responsible for errors or omis
sions. W. E. CHRISTIAN, A. G. P. A.,
CHARLES B. RYAN, Gen. Pass. Agt. Atlanta, Ga.
J. M. ELLIOTT, Agt.Cedartown.Ga.
These arrivals and departures, as well as time and connections with
other companies, are given only as Information and are not giiaranie.d.
THE
MUNDY & MUNDY,
Correspondents forPolh County,
CEDARTOWN. GA
MONEY TO LOAN.
We are prepared to loud mouey to
farmers at 8 per cent interest, strictly
re-payable in annual iustallments. and
no commission charged for making
same.
All persons desiriug to borrow mon
ey secured by first mortgage lieu ou
proved farm lands in Polk county will
improved farm lands in Polk County
will be promptly served and save
money by consulting us.
FIELDER & FIELDER,
Cedartown, Ga.
Pay up your subscription.
The Standard enjoyed a very pleas
ant call Friday from Prof. Alfred
Akerman, of Athens. Mr. Akermau
is at the head of the Department of
Forestry at the State University, and
has been doing some very effectlvo
work in Georgia for the preservation
of our forests.
Messrs. Perry and Thorne, the New
York financiers who bought the South
ern Railway’s interest in the Central
of Georgia, have sold their holdings
to E. H. Harriman, the greatest rail
way magnate in the world. This
gives Mr. Harriman a through line
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The Bank of Cedartown held its
nual stockholders’ meeting Monday,
and re-elected all old directors and
officers. This excellent financial in
stltution makes a fine showing, its
deposits being $77,823 and surplus
$10,367 In 1906, while its deposits are
now $129,849 and its surplus $20,615.
Its stockholders are much gratified at
its growth and increasing business.
THREE GOOD INSURANCE MEN.
Pastel—Mrs. C. A. Collins, $2.50;
Handwood Work— Newt. Allred, $3.
Oil and Water Co’ors—Miss Myrta
Dodds, $2.
Fancy Worl;—1st, Mrs. T. M.
Hightower. $7.50; 2d, Mrs. A. W. Birk-
beck, $5; 3d, Mrs. S. A. Pitts.
Cut Flowers—Dr. W. A. Chapman,
$2.50.
Broad—1st. Miss Mary Griggs. $2.50;
Cake, Mrs. E. O. Godwin, $2.50
Preserves, Pickles, Fruits—Mrs. E
O. Godwin, $5.
Butter—1st, E. O. Godwin, $2.50;
2d, L. M. Reeves, $1.
Fruit Cake—Mrs. J. W. Dodds,$4
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
Best coop Rhode island Reds, 1st,
Mrs. W. G. M. Simmons, $2.50; 2d.
Mrs. L. M. Prouty, $1.
Best Coop of Chickens, 1st, Mrs.
W. G. M. Simmons, $2.50.
Best Coop of Turkeys, Mrs. L. M.
Prouty, $2.50.
Best coop of Golden Wyandots.Mrs.
W. C. Knight. $1.
Best coqp Brown Leghorns, 1st,Hen
ry Hendon, $1.
Best coop Barred Plymouth Rocks,
1st, $1; 2d, J. Lee, 50c.
Best Coop Buff Plymouth Rocks,
T. H. Shellman, 60c.
Best coop Bantams, S. J. West, $1.
Best coop Wyandots, Miss Callie
Byrd, 5oc.
Best coop Orpingtons, D. L. Rob
erts, $1.
Best co?£ Tit Qajaee, T. H. Shell-
w
Messr. F. T. Patterson
Brandon and N. O. Tyler, of Rome,
three clever and hustling representa
tives of the State Mutual Life Ins.
Co., are here to see our people on one
of thebest plans of life insurance in
the country. Best of all, it is a
Georgia company—a home institution
al^ as an evidence of their faith In
the State Mutual, the Rome people are
carrying over a million dollars of In
surance in that company. It has
the world’s record for new business
last year, having in force over forty
millions Insurance. These three gen
tlemen last year alone wrote over $1.-
500,000 Insurance for the State Mutual.
They have a good proposition to offer,
Baptist Sunday School Rally Day
On next Sunday morning, In I
place of its regular program, the Bap
tist Sunday School will hold a spec
ial service consisting of songs, re
citations and instrumental music.
Many children will take part, as well
as the older singers and the orchestra
and an interesting service is promis
ed. The officers of the school urge
all members of the Baptist church
as well as all friends of the school to
be present, service to begin promptly
at 9.45 o’clock.
State Mutual Lif<
INSURANCE CO.
ROME, GA.
C. R. PORTER, President.
"Bolid as the Smith'!
A Strictly Old Line Mutual
Legal Reserve Company,
Offering a most attractive contract, embracing protection
profitable investment. Absolutely safe and sound in every respec
LOST—On Nov. 4th, a gold shirt
waist pin engraved M. E. E. Finder
return same to this office and receive
reward.
Over $32,000,000.00 in Force.
If you patronize this company your mouey 6tays at ho<
where you reay the best profits. Let the ageuts make you j
sstimate.
TIE urn, W SI 1 n
Standard Job Print Is always “up to the standard.
