About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1907)
Christmas Is ii nrm Lowry's Store IS READY To allow you the most complete line of Holiday necessities over brought to North Georgia, and bought at prices that will enable you to buy more for leBs money Jhnn any house in the state can offer you. 1 .bought a solid car load of ORANGES from one of the famous orange-growers of Florida, all select ed fruit; also Grape Fruit and Tan gerines, and will sell at wholesale or retail by the box or dozen. Retail prices range froni 20 cents per dozen and up. A mixed car load of Apples, Bananas, Grapes, Cocanuts, Ralslus Prun'H, Figs, Hates, EugHah WaTnu's, Brazil nuts, Pecans, (Texas and Louis iana Soft Shells,) Filberts, Almonds, «tc., and offer them in quantities at Wholesale prices. Candles. An andloea variety seloctcd from the best faetprks In th$ United States, and sell It-from 7% cents per pound vp to 60 oonts. Fireworks. As heretofore, we have bought Fire works — an immense line of Fire works and will sell them low at whole «ale or retail. Turkeys, Fat Hens, West, am Meats, Celary, Cran. berries, Lettuce, Plum Pud- dings, ate. Don’t wory about FRUIT CAKES. Try one of our celebrated Home Baked Fruit Cakes, and you got the acme of perfection without the usual worry of cake baking. Don’t Delay! BUY NOW! The usual rush is sure to come. Sunday Schools and parties buying for Chrismtas trees will be given a speclul discount. As It has been my custom for many years, I will again remember the un fortunate ones who for any 1-oason Santa Claus may fall to visit and will throw open our doors from 10 to ll o’clock CHRISTMAS DAY and Distribute Absolutely Free Huchjhiiigs as go to make the tlay one of joy and rejoicing. Wishing you one and ail the merriest Christinas of yourlivesr LOWRY’S, fflB CEDARTOWN STANDARD T80ISDAT, DECEMBER 12, HOI Phones 43 and 74. Mr. R. 0. Pitta wan in Atlanta yea terday. Mr. J.J. Burns wan In Atlantal yes terday. Mrs. F. I hlI spent yeiterdify Atlanta. iJudge F. A. Irwin was In Rome Tuesday. Dr. F. L. Rountree was In Rome Monday. Col. J. 8. Crawford,, of Rome, was her? Sunday. A I)r. Win* Bradford was In the Hill City Tuesday. *Clty Clerk J. C. Walker sppnt Tims day in Atlanta. Mrs. E. P. Minton, of Atlanta, wan here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Busby were In Rome over Sunday. Miss Loulie Ledbetter spent , the week-end In Rome. Mrs. R. H. Marcbman was In Rome Saturday afternoon. Messrs. O. L. and Jeff Pierce In Atlanta yesterday. It's the cheapest by the year—DE- VOE lead and zinc paint. Mrs. L. II. Smith left Monday on a visit to relatives in Acworth. Mrs. T. J. Davis was the guest over Sunday of relatives at Aragon. Misses Flora and Mary Burbank have been In Atlanta this week. r. J. W. Branch spent the latter P#rt of last week at Heflin, Ala. Mrs. J. W. Booz and son, WAller, were In Rome Saturday afternoon. las Ratio Lou Brooks left Sunday for a visit to relatives*at Amerlcus. , horse, buggy and harness to ex change for lumber. 11. ,T, DEMPSEY. Mr. and .Mrs; W. M. Leary returned last week Troin a visit In Birmingham. Hon. W. C. Dunn has been attend ing Federal Court in Atlanta this week. Mrs. B. F. Matthews returned yes terday’ from a visit to relative^ at Eaom Hill. FOR SALE CHEAP 2 second-hand delivery wagons and one small show rase. M. C. BOBO. ' Mrs. J. W. Webb, of Clem, was the guest over Sunday of her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Styles. Holiday buyers will do well to In spect the well eelected stock at Brad ford’s Drjflg Store. • ~ Mesdartcs D. T. and C. M. feew&U loft Saturday for an extended visit to relatives in Cordele. Mr;. Ora Watson, of Esora Hill,hits been the gut st of her sister, Mrs. G. P. Rush* 11, this week. Mesdamea R. W. and W. R. Everett, of Roekmort, were here yesterday to attend the Ladles’ Bazar. The Cedartown Pressing Club will do your cleaning and pressing neatly an^ prom pity. Phone 350. Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. Evans left Sun day for a visit among relatives In Philadelphia and Media, Pa. The City School Board has decided on a two weeks holiday vacation this year, and the children are happy ac cordingly. Bracelets, a fine selection, the new est and prettiest Btyles. Don’t fail to soe them—sure to please you. W. W. TURNER. Jeweler. If you want a doll for the little one that will lost forever see the Alabama Indestructible Dolls In win dow at O. E, Marshall’s drug store. Mr. R. Cameron and Mrs. J. J. McDowell, of Alabama City, Ala..were here the first of the week to attend the funeral of Mr. A. R. Gollghtly. Parasols, gold filled and sterling sil ver, detachable handles, best silk cov ers; pretty and cheap enough, quality considered. W. W. TURNER, Jeweler. The Fire Company No. 3 will give an oyster supper tonight i 7.3 o’ clock, at which all the city oL’lclals and the members of Company No. 1 are cordially lnvit»d. We have in genuine ebony with sterling silver mountings, Military Sets, Ilalr Brushes, Cloth Brushes and Mirrors. liiiAUFOKD'S DRUG STORK. When jour physician is called to the bedside of your loved ones, ask him to leave his prescription at tne drug store of o. K. Marshall, * and you need not fear the result. My stock of CUT GLASS is larger than ever before, too varied to en umerate and too beautiful to describe. Cun only Invite you to "come and s e. W. \\. TURNER, Jeweler. Mrs. E. A. Lowry and Mr. John Weems were called Saturday to Un ion Springs, Ala., by a message' an nouncing the i Djcss of their mother, Mrs. J. A. Weenu. who passed awav Mono a . DOLL CARNIVAL. The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold a Doll Carnival at the Opera House on Friday evening Dec. 20th Inst. for the benefit of the? church. The grand parade will take place in the main hall of tfie build ing, and competent jud?e* win award prizes to the prettiest doll carried In arms and alco to the beat decorated go-cart. All the little girls in town under twelve years of age are Invited to enter this contest. Immediately following the Contest an Interesting program will be pre sented consisting of fancy drills, pan tomime, songs, etc. • Admission 25 cent.* for adult'* and 15 cents for children, to.any part of the hall. f The prizes are now on exhibition at. J. W. Lee Co’s, store. MID-WINTER REDUCTION SALK. All winter millinery goods will be sold at cost beginning Saturday, Dec. 14th, and continuing until Jan. 16th, In order to make room for Spring goods. Call tl once for big bargains. LADIES’ BAZAR, Miss Chra Whitaker, Prop. CHRISTMAS CAKE. I am prepared to bake a’l kinds of cake, and am taking orders now for Christmas cak<s. AH who wish their cake for the holiday season, should s<» me at once. MRS. JOHN W. DODDS WAISTS JUST RECEIVED. A NEW LOT OF ALSO SKIRTS ON DISPLAY. THESE ARE THE PRETTUIST YOU HAVE* YET SEEN. YOU CAN FIND HERE A COMPLETE LINE OF For Rent Store Rbom. Store where Electric Theater is, formerly occupied by M. C. Bobo, In the Chamberlain Building, can be had for $25 per iponth for the year 1908. J. K. DAVIS. Rome Mr. E. B. Russell wt Tuesday. r. M. L. Johnson, of CUrrersvllle, was here Tuesday. Mr. C. A. Wright was In Rpnu* Tuesday morning. Mrs. J.W. Dodds spent Saturday af ternoon in Rome. r. Aleck T. Hamilton, of Spring- wood, spent Tuesday In the city. Mr. M. Howard, of Macon. haA horn! the guest of relatives bore this ‘wlMk. Mesits. J. C. Tritt ahd M. G.^ufch-i ardson were in Rome the first of tis* /eek. i McHdcn.CH W. C. Wheeler and <’. C. ; Turner spent Saturday afternoon in Rome. Good safe for sale for only $36. Ap ply to Miss Clara Whitaker at the i'^a- dles' Bazar. to All parties wanting pigs for next year, call on me. G. W. LINDSEY* R. F. I). 6. Mr. W. B. Lovvorn, of Mt. Ptuua- ant, Tenn., came home Tue.-clay ■ to spend a few days. Notions - and - Shoes, AND EVERYTHING USUALLY CARRIED IN AN UP-TO-DATE DRY GOODS STORE. n) 1LL1PS Big Department Store, =§£-: Phone 218. CEDARTOWN, CA. Ill))) Mr. Frank Gilmer spent Tu sday at Lyorly. , Mr. C. W. Simpson wua in Rock mart The nobbiest line of ladles, hand|£ Unda y Hiima. Kings, Kings! Plain and fancy set. nil sices, styles,and prices, from a baby's r.o cent ring to a $300 diamond sparkler. Just the tiling for your mother, brother, sweetheart/ or sister, and don't forget the babv. Vy;. W. turner, Jeweler. bags over shown In Cedartowa Bradford's Drug Store. Mrs. Lura Carroll left Tuesday to spend a few days with her duight i r, Mrs. W. H. Barrett, at Cave Sprlug. A general line of silver novelties, selected with /'greatf care; aJl new, pretty, stylish and cheap. W. W. TURNER, Jeweler, Mr. and Mrs. G*. W. Moore, of Full- wood Springs, were called Tuesday to Atlanta by the serious illness of ti\e latter's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Poole gave a most enjoable 6 o’clock ditun r Saturday evening to Mr. Poole's co-workers with Holloway, Smith & Co> The agency for fine cut flowers from C. A. Dahl, the great Atla.ita florist, is at Burbank’s il.ug store. Orders filled promptly and a. reasonable prlctB. The mobt beautiful and var **d as sortment of brooches ever seen in Cedartown. from ll to $125. Come earlv and make your selection. W. W. TURNER, Jeweler. Mr. Dabbs, of Chatbarocga, has a> cepted the position of Chief Clerk to the Road Master In the Central Rail way offices, vice Mr. Warren, trans ferred to Columbus A good watch and chain 1$ one of the most appreciated gifts,' a cons tant and lasting reminder. \ It is only necessary to call your attention to my very large collection, suited to all classes. W. W. TURNER, Jeweler, Satsumas oranges; Tangerines; Pears, Dates', Candies, Peanuts and Popcorn. Gome and look before buy ing elsewhere—It won't cost a. cenf. Don’t be afraid to ask about my goods that will be in time for Christmas, bee that big Roaster. C. H. COLTON. 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 drug store, you are assured that you get the best without any substitution whatever. O.. E. MARSHALL. Mrs. G. A. Ottman of Savannah, and Miss Ollie May Osborne os’ At lanta, were the guests over Sunday of the former’s brother, Mr. W. T. Har dy. Mrs. Ottman was on her way. to Lincoln, Neb., where her husband has accepted a call as rector of the Epis copal church. Mr. Geo. Ramey, of Rome, was here Tuesday. Mr. Henry 8anford, of Rome, was here Monday. Miss Monta McKinney spent Sun day in Rockmart. Mr. J. L. Chitwood was In Rome Monday afternoon. Rev.%E. M. George conducted nerv- icvs at Shiloh Sunday. Miss Mollie Owens returned Sunday f«‘» m a visit in Bartow county. Mr. C. M. Duke, of WaltliaJl, spent the first of the w«**k in Atlanta. Miss Lula Crumbley Is home from an extended visit at Cullman. Ala. Miss Mollie Baldwin, of Fish,spent the week-end with her auut. Mrs. J. W. Harrison. z Is the enamel off your bath tub? A pint can will refinish It, aud you can get it at Bradford’s Drug Store for sixty cents. Mrs. H. M. Strozlcr was the guest last week of Mrs. F. D. Barnes en route from Carrollton to her future home at Trion. About Feb. 1st, 11)08, I will rent the residence I now occupy. See me quick if you want a nice house to live in Q. E. MARSHALL. Druggist. All articles from my stock engrav ed free of charge. Special mouogram work requires some time. Kindly make your selection early. W. W. TURNER, Jeweler. 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. Col. G. R. Hutchens, a popular at torney of Cedartown, was here Tues day on business. * * Mr. E. S. Ault, the genial and popular cash ier of the Commercial Bank at Cedar town, was howdying with friends in Buchanan Sunday.—Buchanan Trib une: We are now nicely settled in our new home in the Hardwick-1 elford Build- ing, and led that we have made a good move. \ c»u will now make a j^oocl move by coming to us to have )our PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Ot course, we carry a lull line ol Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Toilet Articles, Etc. Russell Store Phone 125 Drug Co. Res. Phone 143 HALL General fit BARR Hardware. Our Sanitol offer expires Dec. 31st. After that date tile Sanitol tooth and toilet preparations can be bought only at full retail prices. Betttr clip con j pop In this paper and accept offer at once. Your money back it' you want it. / % CEDARTOWN, GA. * r W ^ s b our friends and the public generally to be apprised of the tact that we hn/e gathered into our new and commodi ous quarters a complete and desirable line of the best goods to be bought. These we of fer at prices entirely reasonable, as always. e treatment. Droo in and be convinced.
