About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1907)
L T>o,r>kjcyvir>^ I* j>CTC | cot Nov. 14th, 1907. Dear Friend: Mama said this morn ing she was thankful because there was a first-class grocery in this town. She never has to send any thing back she gets from there because they won't send out anything that is not the best. We get,our turkey and all our nuts, and celery and cranberries and everything for Thanksgiving at this one place. Your friend, JACOB. P. S. That one place is ED. A. LOWRY, Phones 43 and 74. fHBTKDARTOWN STANDARD TBOimv, lOVEMDIft H. III! was in Rome in Da l Mr. as in Brimen wan in At- Where you will find everything to make Thanksgiving a day of thanks and remembrance 100 turkeys, young and old, 100 big fat hens, Best Kansas City Beef, Pork, Lamb and All Pork Country Sausage. Select ripe Oranges, 85 to 50 cts. perdoz. Select Grape Fruit, now coming in fine condition. Bananas, select and ripe. Ap ples, Baldwins, Pip pins and all the best varieties. New crop Walnuts, soft and hard shell, Almonds, soft shell. New crop Tex as Pecans, new crop Figs, Dates and Seeded Raisins, Currants, Mince Meat, Malaga Grapes, Raisins, and in fact everything you will need to make your Thanksgiving dinner success. '"Remember the place, MEETrifHS IN PItOUltKSS. interesting Services Conducted by l)r. Dutton at Presbyterian Church. and buy early. LOWRY’S, Phones, - - 43 and 74. yesterday. Mr.' H. N. Vi lanta yesterday. Rev. G. E. Benedict spent Saturday In the Gate City. Mrs. .1. A. Casey was in Nsw.ian the first of the week. Paints for all purposes at Brad ford’s Drug Store. Mrs. Chas. Hudgins was in Atlanta the first of the week. Miss Rena Mae Ledbetter is spend ing the week in Atlanta. Dr. B. F. Sims spent Sunday and Monday in the Gate City. Miss Flora Burbank returned Tues day from a visit in Griffin. Mrs. C. L. Stahl, of Rome, is the guest of Mrs. C. B. Chapman. Mesdamea E. Pace and B. B. Arch er spent Satuiday in Rockmart. A horse, buggy and harness to ex change for lumber. H. .1. DEMPSEY. Mr. W. O. Cornelius, Jr., left Mon day for an extended stay in New Mexico. Miss Jane A. Dean, pf Rome, has been the guest this week of Miss Lucy Houscal. Mrs. W. C. V. Schliestett returned Monday from a visit of several days in Rome. Whitman's famous Philadelphia can dies, received weekly at Bradford’s Drug Store. Mrs. W. H. Kimball, of Talla poosa, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. G. R. Hutchens. The Cedar Valley Farmers' Club will meet on Saturday, Dec. 7th.with Col. 1). A. Whitehead. Mr. F. B. Knight left Monday to be present at the opening of Congress the first of next week. The Cedartown Pressing Club will do your cleaning and pressing neatly and promplty. Phone 350. Miss Harriet Sayre, of Rome, has been the guest this week of her niece, Mrs. H. N. VanDevandcr. A few more copies of ‘ The Country man,” by C. K. Henderson, only $1. ELLIOTT’S BOOK STORE. Mrs. walker Arna'l.of Nawnan.came up Monday on a visit, to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wood. Mrs. H. B. Bigham, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. R. A. Adams, returned Tuesday to Atlanta. Miss Ida Stovall, of Madison, Is the guest of her sisters, Mesdamea J. Wright Adamson and W. H. Trawick. The Cedartown Cotton & Export Company is having three new houses built on the west side of Cedar Creek. Mrs. L. E. Sprague and Mr. Moffatt, of Chattanooga, are the guests of their daughter and niece, Mrs. F. E. Kui- ter. Mr. Herbert Jones, of Ashvllle, Ala., who is visiting his parents, Squire and Mrs. J. B. Jones, spent Tuesday in Rome. Mrs. E. D. Turner left Saturday to spend the winter at Galveston, Tex., where her husband now has his head quarters. Mrs. W. J. Waddey, who has been visiting her brother. Dr. L. S. l^ed- better, returned Tuesday to her home in Atlanta. The Ladies of the Maccabees will meet at 2 p. m. tomorrow with Mrs. J. H. Williams. All members urged to be present. I Mrs. H. F. Gash, of Lowell, N. C., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. W. M. Frost. Her husband was here ov er Sunday. Mr. C. A. Wood has bought from Mr. A. T. Hamilton his big peach orchard farm adjoining plantaticn at Prior’s Station If you want a doll for the little one that will last forever see the Alabama Indestructible Dolls In win dow at O. E. Marshall’s drug store. A fine selection of books for the holiday trade can be found at El liott’s Book Store. Do your Christ mas shopping early and get if off your mind. Mr. W. D. Wynn, a clever young gentleman and experienced pharmacist from Monticello, has accepted a posi tion as prescription clerk for the Rus sell Drug Co When your physician is called to the bedside of your loved ones, ask him to leave his prescription at the drug store of O. E. Marshall, and you need not fear the result Read our “Sanitol” ad in this pa per. Send on the dollar; when you get the goods, if you are not satis fied, we will give you $1.25 fo them. BRADFORD’S DRUG STORE. Rev. W. W. Powell, the earnest and active pastor of the Presbyterian church, began a series of revival meet ings Sunday. At his invitation Rev. J. G. Patton, D. D., of Decatur, came Monday to spend several days con ducting the services, and they have started out with bright prospepts for success. Two services are held daily, at 2,|JG and 7.30 p. m., and they are ex ceptionally well attended. 1 Dr. Patton is a.i especially able minister, and is no stranger to our people, having many warm personal friends here. He is an excellent preacher, and his sermons are. full of interest and practical truth. A cordial Invitation is extended to all to attend these meetings. A NEW LINE OF ECRU NET WAISTS JUST RECEIVED. ALSO A NEW LOT OF THANKSGIVING FOOT BALL. News a n and Cedartown High Schools Meet Here Today. Thanksgiving is one of the great college days ft r foot games, but Ce dartown people will not have to go abroad to see a good game this year. The Newnan High School is going to send a fine team today to meet our own High School champions on the gridiron, and it will be a lively and Interesting game. The game will be called at 2.30 p. m., and everybody should see it. Both will play strictly school teams. Turn out and encourage clean athletics, Mr. C. F. Harris yesterday. in Rockmart in Atlanta. Mr. A. Turner spent yesterday Prewett apei^t .'j^^sd.iy in Atlanta. Mr. W. O. Cleveland spent, LEues- day in Rome. i .-. Mr. WagJtaffe BatesOn .Ri« At lanta Monday. ' Rev. H. B. Thomas spent Sunday in Cartersville. Miss Moselle George is spending the w'eek at Youngs. Mr. H. L. McEwen was up from Atlanta over Sunday. City Clerk J. C. Walker spent yes terday in the Gate City. Miss Evelyn Fite spent last week with relatives ut Youngl. Mrs. E. Liles is the guest df her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Barrett, at Ber rys. All parties wanting pigs for/'toext year, call on me. G. W. LINDSEY, K. F. D. 6. Mr. Chas. Stillman, of Birmlnghqir, as the guest the first of the week of Mr. A. Griggs. r. M. S. Barron is having a new house built on the corner of Gibsbn and Broad streets. We offer—until they are gone- 5 rooms Wall Paper at $2 50 per room. BRADFORDS DRUG STORE, r. L. H. Weems, of West Point, spent the first of the week with his sister, Mrs. E. A. Lowry. Mr. R. T. Owens and daughfcmiyilss Mollie, left yesterday for a vlflt to relatives in Bartow county. An elegant line of pictures just re ceived at Elliott's Book tWre. jWhy not get ready for Cnr.stmas nowj; Miss Genie Smith, who has-been the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. A.j .Cas ey, returned Monday to her home in Marietta. Misses Surles, Lena SimervlUe and Annie Williamson, of Rockmart. wire here Saturday to take the teachers' examination. Mrs. Mollie Morgan returned Mon day to Rockmart after spend ng a couple of weeks with her brother,. Dr. R. R. Thortipson, who has been quite SKIRTS' ON DISPLAY. THESE ARE THE PRETTIEST YOU HAVE YET SEEN. YOU CAN FIND HERE A COMPLETE LINE OF Notions - and - Shoes, AND EVERYTHING USUALLY CARRIED IN AN UP-TO-DATE DRY GOODS STORE. Big Department Store, Phone 213 CEDARTOWN, GA. ill. The agency for fine cut flowers from C. A. Dahl, the great Atlanta florist, Is at Bur,auk's drug store. Orders fill d promptly and at reasonable prices. Mrs. Anna Russell a ad daughter, Miss Della, have bought from. Mrs. M. A. Crabb the lot on the cormr of Wissahtckon avenue and Cave Spring, adjoining their home. The Country man,by Rev. C. K. Hen derson, for only 25c, provided voq sub scribe for the Ladies’ Home Jqurnal and Saturday Evening Post for one year at $3 before Dec. 1st. Mr. J. B. Crabb, of Alton Park, Tenn., was the guest of relatives l\ere the latter part of last w’eek, and leaves the latter part of the month for an extended trip to the West. Every preparation in my store is positively guaranteed under the New Pure Drug Law. When a prescrip tion is sent to O. E. Marshall’s 3 drug store, you are assured that you get the best without any substitution whatever. O.. E. MARSHALL. Mr. Londz Smith moved last week to the residence on Herbert street which he recently purchased from Mrs G. E. Benedict. Mr. W. W. Turner, who occupied this place, has moved to Mrs. B. T. Sewell’s home on College street just vacated by Mr. Smith. Mr. W. S. Teat was in Rome Tues day. Miss Susie Mann spent Tuesday in Rome. Miss Nell Watts spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Squire W. F. Freeman was in Lin- dale Monday. Mr. W. D. Ivey, of Atla ita, was here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Carter were in Rome Monday. MLs Laura Hays spent Saturday at Piedmont, Ala. Mrs. J. T. Barrett, of Berrys, spent the week-end here. Mr. J. W. M. Frost was in Rome the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Baldwin, of Fish, spent Monday in the city. Mr. O. L. Pierce spent the first of the week in Rockmart and Taylors ville. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nunis and Mrs. Louis Lucius are spending the week at Esom Hiil. Fall cleaning—Use Devoe Polishing Oil on your furni.u.e and wood work. BRADFORD’S DRUG STORE. Mrs. John Salley leaves today for an extended visit to relatives in At lanta, Barnesville and South Carolina. Mrs. J. T. Holmes, who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. R. D. Vann, returned Tuesday to her home in McGhee, Tenn. About Feb. 1st, 1908, I will rent the residence I,now occupy. See me quick if you want a nice house to live in O. E. MARSHALL, Druggist. I am a resident agent for the Georgia Fire Insurance Company of Cedartown. If you want to insure at home, 1 can insure you. My brother, Chester A. Knight, is now- connected with my agency. FELTON B. KNIGHT. Prof. J. E. Purks. the esteemed Superintendent of our city public schools, is out again after a protract ed illness, and is receiving a cordial greeting. The school has been ably conducted during his illness by Prof. S. J. Smith, the Principal of the High School. NOTICE—I have for sale one large mule, sound and O. K. everyway; one one-horse wagon with two beds, one real good set of harness, all for $100. The first caller gets this plum. Mule alone worth $140. Call at Skelton’s Racket Store. J. C. SKELTON. A Good Move! We are now nicely settled in our new home in the Hardwick-Tellord Build ing, and leel that we have made a good You will now make a good move by coming to us to have your PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Ol course, we c^rry a full line of Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Toilet Articles, Etc. Russell Drug Co. I Store Phone 125 Res. Phone 143 § HALL & BARR General Hardware. wish our friends ancl the'pub generally to be apprised of the fact that, a have gathered into our new and oommoi ous quarters a complete and desirable line the-best goods to be bought. These ws < fer at prices en* irely reasonable, as alwai We offer fair treatment. Droo in and convinced.
