About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1907)
This Coupon is Worth $1.70 to You The Sanitol Chemical LahoratorrCo. »«, k. Lwla, Mo. Boeloto4 1.4 H.00. h, .hick ml „u. •"OlTIOtOt Ol 10 1..IM , re j ac , lu Df »*l tS.rv..-. j' Qreer spent Thursday In Cut out this coupon in upper right hand corner and send to/ The Sanitol Chemical Laboratory Company, of St. Louis, yfejsj with a $1.00 bill and our name, and they will deliver youAW^q through us the complete assortment of ten full sizei*""’ 1 ^ packages of Sanitol as illustrated. These arc the most/ satisfactory toilet preparations in the world and the/ regular total retail price of these articles is $2.70, / Bradford's Drug Store, IPhone -4.. Even the female with the bargain- unting mania draws the line at a leap-looking man. A man seldom gets more than a irae for a hard luck story. TH J i CKDABTOWH STANDARD THDBSDAT, DECEMBER !l, 110! A Square Deal | i assured you when you buy Dr. Pierce'* imlly medicines—for all the ingredl- its entering Into them are printed on le bottle-wrappers and their formulas re attested under oath as being complete nd correct. You know just what you aro aylng for and that the Ingredients are Mherod from Nature’s laboratory, being sleeted from the most valuable native ledlcinal roots found growing in our imerlcan forestKTmdjvhlle potent to cure re perfcfPti* harml««s^*<ultO the most liSite woiiWhaaw^itmrPTT^ Not a drop ing a most valuable antiseptic and anti- rrnent, nutritive and soothing demul- nt. Glycerine play* an Important part in r. t’lerce’s uolden Medical Discovery In e cure of indigestion, dyspepsia and eak stomach, attended by sour risings, tart-burn, foul breath, coatc*d tonguo, >or appetite, gnawing feeling in stom- h, biliousness and kindred derange- ent* of the stomach, liver and bowel*. Betides curing all tho above distressing lments, the "Golden Medical Discovery a specific for all diseases of the mucous embranes, as catarrh, whether of the i»al passages or of the stomach, bowels pelvic organs. Even in Its ulcerative ages it will yield to this sovereign rem- ly if Its use bo nersovered in. In Chronic itarrh of the Nasal passages it is well, hllo taking tho "Golden Medical I)ls* tvery" for the necessary constitutional eatment, to cleanse the passages freely vo or three times a day with Dr. nage s atarrh Remedy. This thorough course treatment generally cures the worst ises. .. . In coughs and hoarseness caused by hron- >1*1. throat and lung affections, except con- imptlon In Its advanced staff*** the edlcal Discovery" Is a most efficient rem ly. especially In those obstinate, hang-on >ugha caused by Irritation and congestion of >e bronchial mucous membranes. Tno >very ” la not so good for acute coughs aris- g from sudden colds, nor must It be e*" seted to cure consumption in Its advanced &gns—no medicine will do that—but for all io obstinate, chronic coughs, which, n nog cted. or badly treated, lead up to ronauing- on. It Is the best medicine that can be taken. CHAPMAN LDMBINO CO. i. R. CHAPMAN, Prop. T.ce next to Standard Bldg Phone C$9, CEDAllTOWN, G'k. anitary Plumbing. Steam Fitting. st-Class Work at Reasonable Prices. Mr. E. A. Lowry was in Atlanta Friday. Mrs. W. C. Bunn spent Thursday In Atlanta. Mr. L. H. Smith Bpent Friday In Atlanta. Judge F. A. Irwin was In Rome Thursday. Miss Forrest Pitts spent Thursday In Atlanta. ^ I Rev. H. B. Thomas spent Thursday In Atlanta. I Mrs. Chas.HudgluB was In Carters- j vllle Thursday. I Mr. J. E. Whitaker spent Thursday night In Rome. ] Mrs. W. K. Holmes spent Thursday In the Gate City. Col. and Mrs. W. W. Mundy were In Atlanta Thursday. Mrs. F. L. Rountree spent Thurs day afternoon In Rome. Mrs. B. B. Archer spent Saturday and Sunday In Rockmart. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bobo visited relatives at Silver Creek over Sunday Miss Gussle Adams returned Satur day from a visit In Macon and At- lanta. Mrs. C. Philpot, of Rome, was the guest over Sunday of Mrs. E nmadene Dodds- Leave your order with Russell Drug Co. for Christmas flowers at special prices. Mr. George Noble, of Anniston, Is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Win Parker. Large line Japanese China at sur prisingly low prices. BRADFORD’S DRUG STOE. Mrs. Emmie Ballew spent the week end In Rome with her sister, Mrs. 8. II. Stanfield. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Griffin and i daughter, Miss Verlie, were |n At- ! lanta Thursday. Mrs. F. W. Horne Returned Satur day from Atlanta, where she has been the guest for several days of Mrs. A- E. Buck. Mrs. Walker Arnall, who has boen the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wood, returned Thursday to Newnan. 4l you want the best of fruits candles, nuts-in fact, anything kept at a first-class confectionery stand give me a call. W. S. TEAT Parasols, gold filled and sterling sil ver detachable handles, best silk cov ers! pretty and cheap enough, quality considered. W. W. TURNER, Jeweler. Mr. J. E. Houseal was In Rockmart Friday. Mrs. J Atlanta. MrB. A. M. Steadman was In Rome Saturday. Mr. C. C. Dunbar was In Rockmart Saturday. Mr. E. B. Russell was In Romo Thursday. Dr. L. S. Ledbetter spent Thursday In Atlanta. Miss Monta McKinney was at Fish over Sunday. Miss Eunice Tate spent Thursday at Esom Hill. Dr. It. R. Thompson was In Rock mart Thursday. Prof. S. J. Smith spent tho week end In Atlanta. Mr. J. M. Wills spent a part of last week In Atlanta. Mr. Q. K. Pierce spent Thursday morning In Rome. Miss Luclle England spent Monday afternoon In Rome. Mrs. M. B. Ware was In Rome Thursday afternoon. Mr. J. H. Lee. of Dugdown, spout Saturday in the city. Mr. R. M. Boldridgo Bpent the first of the week In Savannah. Mr. A. Huggins, of Chattanooga,was here the first of the week. Miss Ola Hllburu returned Ill-lay from a visit at Balnbrldgo. Miss Mamie Jones returned Thurs day from a visit to Esom Hill. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Moore spent Sat urduy and Sunday in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Garrett left Fri day for a visit at Lowell, N. C. Miss Margaret Tracy, of Cordele.was the guest last week of relatives at Fish. Mrs. Henry Tate returned Thursday to- Rome, after a visit to relatives here. Mr. H. L. Pittman, of Taylorsville, was In Cedarlown and vicinity last week. Mr. Gordon and Miss UesBlo Brew ster, of Esom Hill, spent Monday In the city. Mr. W. M. Dunn, of Rome, was the guest over Sunday of Ills son, Mr. A. M. Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Williams left Saturday to spend the holidays In Savannah. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Neely, of Alex ander. La., arrived Friday on a visit to relatives. Mrs. J. J. Crumbley left Saturday for a visit among relatives in Har alson county. Mr. and Mrs. C. B, Pierce, of Zob- ulon, spent the first of the week with Cedartown relatives. Fireworks for the Holidays will ar rive In a few days, and as cheap as they can be sold. W. S. TEAT. Miss Shirley Sima entertained number of young people at an elegant bridge party a few evenings ago. Mrs. J. A. Watford, of Birmingham, arrived Sunday to spend the holidays with her father, Mr. W. S. Shlflett. MrB. B. G. Walden returned Mon day to Center,Ala., after a visit toiler parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Russell. Mrs. Wm. Green left Friday for a few weeks visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Carmichael, at Rock mart. Mrs. W. A. Sluder, who has '.een visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr*. S. West, returned Sunday to ^oe'al Circle. Messrs. D. B. Hamilton, Jr., and Arthur Sullivan, of Rome, spent the week-end with Mr. A. T. Hamilton at Springwood. Every one should see the “Doll Carnival” on Friday evening at G Opera House given unde' ,ou aiupiu-. if the Presbyterian church. My stock of CUT GLASS Is larger than ever before, too varied to en umerate and too beautiful to describe. Can only Invite you to "come and see." W. W. TURNER, Jeweler. Invltalicrti have been Issued for the wedding on the 3lHt Inst, of Miss Elolse, the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Cornelius, and Col \yalter Matthtv 8, a prominent at torney of Buchanan. This Is the time of the year to do your painting. Painting, papering and decorating Is John Casey’s business. He does nothing else. Leave word at Bradford’s drug store; he'll get the message and will call on you Week’s Break-Up-A-Cold will Cure your cold. Price 25 cents, and mon- A. C. COBB’S One of the best things about our business, to us, is the enthusiasm which our customers feel for us as a firm and for our goods; the confidence they have in us and in our methods; and the security they feelin the high quality of our merchandise. It’s worth a good deal more than money to us to have the cordial approbation of so many customers in ail parts of the country; it’s a strength to us; it helps us to uphold and main - tain the high standard of quality and of business dealing which we have set for ourselves. GREATEST LINE Ladies, Misses and Children’s Cloaks EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. JUST RECEIVED NEW LINE Ladies’ Tailor Hade Suits IN ALL THE NEW WEAVES AND OUTS. When we prescribe the CLOTHES for your boy to wear, we analyze his case, and minister to his needs in the same careful way the physician does who prescribes for him when sick. Why shouldn’t we? Our reputation and good name are at stake. A. C. COBB, The man on the Corner in the White » Building. ey back If you want It. „ — i CEDARTOWN, ©A. Fire Company No. 2 has an A1 way of doing things, whether It Is fight ing fire or entertaining Its friends. The boys entertained the city offi cials and their brethren of Company No. 1 at a sumptuous oyster Buppor Thursday evening, and everybody had a Jolly good time. Capt. Bob Wood and his clever corps of flre-flghters make the most genial of hosts.
