About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1907)
Copyright IW4 by liar DAVIS BROS Cot into our good clothes game at once; we’re on the winning side, and you’ll look the part as soon as we get you Inside one ol our Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits, and top it with a fine Overcoat cf the same su perb mak; $18 to $15. We’ve got the other things you want to wear, too; hats, shirts, hosiery, neckwear; we get these things to match our Hart Schaffner & Marx quality; as near as we can There’s no better standard for us or for you. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CEDARTOWN STANDARD TBDBDAT, ROVEMBER 14. 1107 Dr. W. A. Chapman took Prof. L. E. Hall, the capable principal of the colored public school?, to Atlanta for treatment by a specialist Monday. He will have to spend the next six weeks in the Gate City, and his wife will have charge of the school dur ing his •abBoueo. A. Wright was in Rome Sun- Llunn spent Tuesday in Hutchens spent Tuesda; PmUii Jfcnfcfa' tv, c »(• V Nov. 7th, 1907. Dear Friend; All flour is made out of wheat, but some wheat Is' heftier than others; therefore some riour is better than other kinds. V/heat is very high now but may go higher. When you get real good flour it raises nicely and makes good bread. I love good bread. We have good bread at our house. We make it out of Pos- tell’s Elegant Flour, which makes the finest cakes and pastry ever ate. Your friend, JACOB. P. S. The best flour there is in this town is Postell’s Elegant flour. It costs $1 a sack, although you can get a good sack for 75, 80 or sO cents at Col. day. Hon. W Atlanta. Mr. .1. I. Fullwood was in Arago Saturday. Col.' G. I in Atlanta. MIks Sarah West spent tlast week in ltockmart. Mr. R. R. Baker spent Wednesday in Taylorsville Mr. S. L. Tajo, Jr., was in Rome Sunday afternoon. City Clerk J. C. Walker was in Atlanta yesterday. Paints for all purposes at Bi ford’s Drug Store. Mr. R. II. Parks epei\t the first of the week in Atlanta. Col. Barry Wright, of Rome, spent Saturday in the city. Mr. E. M. Bass, of Carrollb here the first, of the week. Miss Ellen lleaton is spending a couple of weeks in Rockmurt. Mr. and Mrs. A. Griggs returned Monday from a trip- to Now York. Mrs. P. W. Wood left Monday for a visit to her parents in Jacksonville. Mr. Will Fielder left Friday mornln for a week’s visit at Tunnel Hill. Col. W. H. Trawlek and Mr. F. A Witt went over to Carrollton Tuesday. Mrrf. L. J. Norton was called to Ol&rkston Sunday by the death relative. Mrs. Lou Henderson,of Grand Junc tion, Col., is the guest of Mrs. Lucy Henderson. Whitman’s famous Philadelphia can dies, received weekly at Bradford's Drug Store. Misses Mattie and Madge Stubbs left Tuesday for a visit in Atlanta and Quitman. Misses Mai line Bradford and Al mira Parker were in Rome Thurs day afternoon. The Cedartown Pressing Club will do your cleaning and pressing neatly and promplCy. Phone 3f»0. A few more copies of ‘ The Country man,” by C. K. Henderson, only $1. ELLIOTT’S BOOK STORE. Rev. W. W. Powell spent last week In Macon In attendance at the sassiort of the Presbyterian Synod of Geor-.la Mr. Stewart Marshall, of Rome, spent Tuesday night in the city with his brother, Mr. 0. E Marshall. Rev. and Mrs. Julius Jones, of Gor don county, have been the guests the past week of their mother, Mrs. Del la Jones. 1 am goiug to C. H. Colton’s for some of that nice fruit lie keeps. He’s four doors from postoffice. See big Peanut Roaster. Mrs. J. A. Wyun, of Cedartown,lms returned to her home, after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Sam. H. Stan field.—Rome Herald. FOR SALE—Imported Holland bulbs, Roman Hyacinths, Bermuda Easter Lily, Narcissi. Time to plant now. MRS. MARY JANES. Squire J. A. Wilson, Col. J. O. Wad dell and T. J. Griffin are attending the annual state reunion of Confed erate veterans In Augusta this week. All parties indebted to me will please settle either by note or cash before! Nov. 20th. all accounts will l NEW PASTOR CALLER. Rot. L. T. Reed to We Pastor of ll«f • tifrt CKttfth. The membership of the Baptist church held an important meeting Sun day morning, v. hicli resulted in tae call of Rev. U #I T. Reed to the pas torate here. Mr. Reed recently re signed the pastorate of t he church at Decatur, and is now successfully en gaged in special evangel!.tic work. Mr. Reed recently visited Cedar- town at the invitation of the church hare, and made such a favorable Im pression that it was decided to ask him to be with us permanently. He is a splendid pulpit orator, and a gentleman of pleasing personality. Dr. Henderson's pastorate will ex pire Jan. 1st, at whi di time it la j expected that Mr. Retd will take charge. WITH TUB OBI) FELLOWS. That wpuld have been a very odd | fellow indeed who did not enjoy the j oyster supper of the Cedurtown Odd | Fellows. The brethren were out in j full force, and the.spread was a big 1 one. The lodge had as a welcome visitor ■ for this occasion Mr. Thos. Hill, of 1 Dalton, the Deputy Grand Master fori this district, and after the supper he j exemplified the degree work and gave ; an interesting address. The Odd FelloWs have one of the j most prosperous fraternal organiza tions in this section, and such gather ings as that of last Thursday evening are pleasant links in the chain of fel lowship that binds them together. Mr. R. O. Fitts was in Atlanta Tues day. Mr. Wolf Coplan was In Rome Sun- ! 'day. Col. W. K. Fielder spent Monday in : Atlanta. Mr. L. H. Poole spent Sunday In Atlanta. Mr. O. F. Morris was in Rock mart Saturday. 4 Rev. H. B. Thomas spent Thursday at Cave Spring. Mr. J. D. Wood was up from At lanta over Sunday. Try C. H. Colton for freuh pea nuts and popcorn. Born, Monday to Mr, and Mrs. C. Lowenthnl, a girl. Mr. Freeman Harris spent Sunday afternoon in Rome. Miss Matilda West was at home Sun day from Rockmart. Mrs. W. O. Cornelius Is visiting this week in Rome. Rev. W. H. Barrett was here from Cave Spring yesterday. r. J. W. M. Frost spent Mon day and Tuesday in Rome. Miss Lydia Day, of Monroe, is the guest of Mrs. C. W. Hollett. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Colson and little son, Willard JAYESSCO CLOAK FASHIONS Ladies 9 Misses’ Children’s For Fall Winter, 1907. The CLOAK event of the Season. Grand * Opening * Sale Of Surpassing Attractiveness. This “Jayessco” Opening Sale will take place at D dk kUii Big Department Store, PLEASE NOTE WELL—In m-.l, r to make this urn ml liihitinn of FASHIONS a great attraction to our customers, prices on these HIGH CLASS CLOAKS will bo made (for occasion) so temdtin^ly low that they will-appeal to the i critical and careful purchasers. as In Rome Sun- Mr. J. P. Carter day. Mr. John Cornelius spent Sunday in Rome. Mrs. L. M. Prouty spent Sunday in "spout Friday afternoon Atlanta. in Rome. Col. J. K. Davis took his wife Bur day evening to Atlanta for treatmei at a sanitorium. | Mr. Henry Jones spent Sunday in . Rockmart. t Mr. Miles Ingram was in Rockmart last week. The new fruit stand is a good Mr. and Mrs. U. P. Brown were in place to spend a nickel- next to Tur- Birmingham Tuesday, ner’s jewelery store. | Mr. and Mrs. K. Jeffries spent Mrs. H. J. Dempsey returned home Saturday in Rockmart. Saturday evening from a visit to i >jr. *h. A. Ray, of Cedar Creek, South Georgia relatives. ' waa in the city Tuesday. Wo offer—until they are gone- 5 c. H. Colton wants to see you at rooms Wall Paper at $2 50 per room. his fruit and candy stare. Mr. W. W. Dollar, (*f l ake Creek, was lure on business this week. BRADFORD’S DRUG STORE, j A\r. 1. S. Lee spent last week Irt Birmingham in an effor. to find a car of lo .t Uoaseh >ld go >ds. Prof. Ogbuiii came over from Rome Friday to see tile game of foot-ball between Rome and the CLdartQWn High Soho >1. The agency for f.ne cut {1 iwera from C. ,V A. Dahl, the great At.ant a florist, is at Buroauk’s drug s o. Orders fityrd promptly and at reasonable prices. Mrs. G. S. Borders arrived home Friday from a t n ..v.cj at tiit* state convention o. U.e Laughters .of the Confederacy in Acges.a and to her son at lonyus The Countryman by Rv v. C. K Hen derson, for only 25c, provided you sub scribe for the Ladies’ Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post for one year at $3 before Dec. 1st. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Leary arri yesterday New York and other Easurn points, and are receiving a cordial greeting from their host of friends. Mr. Wm. McDonald has gone to Rome to accept a pos.tion there. Mr. J. R. Walker arrived from Cleveland, Tenn., last Thursday on a visit. Mcbts. John McKitbeu, Will Wil son aid Hai Lane wire In Rome Sm.daj. j. B. Jones, Esq. of Walthall, was greeting his fr.ends on our streets Tuesday. Hon. J. C. Knight and daughter, Miss Annie Lou, spent Sunday at J Rockmart. j Mr. Ed Hackney, of Esom Hill, was shaking hands with friends here this week. Mrs Sam Dnv s is visiting her parents in Texas Valiev in Floyd county t.ils week. Fall cleaning—Use Devoe Polishing from their Lrldai trip to Oil on you,- farnl ure and wood work' BRADFORD’S DR G STORE. Messrs. A. A. Pittman and W. G. M. Simmons were in the city Monday <7* ' We are now nicely settle?! in our new hGrne in the Hardwick 1 elford Build ing, and let-1 that we have made a good move. You will now make a good move by coming to us to have your PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Ot course, we c^rry a lull line of Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Toilet Articles, Etc. Phone Phone ED. L Phones 43 anti 74. | looking after m tera. Farmers’ Union Dr. H. M. Hall entertained a n her of friends most enjoyably bridge Tuesday evening at the home! Mr. 1. T. Mee was called to Mill- of his sister, Mrs. A. W. Birkbeck, edgeville Friday by a message an- and elegant refreshments were served, nouncing the serious illness of his The Cedartown Pressing Club has* daughter, Miss Althea, the Cedartown agency for theGuth-J Mr. C. H.Baker, son of R. B. Bak- man Laundry, of Atlanta, and sendsjer, is now in the hospital in Birming- work to them every Wednesday. Good ham from injuries received in a col- HALL General & BARR Hardware, laundry work is something especially After *thnt date 1 desirable. Phone 350, placed in hands j j am now j n c i iar g e G f the Barber lision of engine. street car and a freight sident of collector. A P. SIMS. I stu( Uo, anti can make pictures for Georgia Fire Insurance Company ltead our "Sanltol” ad In this pa- 1 you all the way from 25 cents to *25 j Cedartown. If you want to insure ff,j- a £ priceS fellUrely reasonable alwa per. Send on the dollar; when you! a dozen. Satisfaction guaranteed on; ‘*t home, 1 can insure you. My, - get the goods, If you are not satis- I all classes of work. Give me a trial brother, Chester A. Knight, is now fled, we will give you $1.25 for i and 1 will he sure to please you. connected with my agency, them. BRADFORD'S DRUG STORE. ] W. R. RAWLE3. i FELTON B. KNIGHT. ^ We wish our friends and the public generally to be apprised of the fact that we have gathered into our new and commodi ous quarters a complete and desirable line of the best goods to be bought. These wa of- We offer lair treatment, convinced. Droo in . s. and be
