About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1922)
f AOE POUlt THE STANDARD, CEPABTOWN, GA. AUGUST 3, 1922. HOW ABOUT YOUR HEALTH? Neglect of nature'a warning sends thousands to an early grave. Ev eryone should heed nature’s warning. Do you ever have Indigestion, Con stipation, Loss of Appetite, Fullness after Eating, Sour Stomach, Heart burn, Dizziness, Bad Taste in your Mouth? Arc you nervous, do you belch after eating? If you have any of these symptoms, then nature is sending you a warning that you have violated her teachings, and she is calling you to her assistance! is telling you that your stomach is out of condition. The latest discovery in Medical Science is known as ~ Talbo Tonic and Laxative. It will correct these troubles. You can got Tnlbo of— THE FULMER DRUG CO. Codartown, Ga., and of all good drug stores everywhere. DO IT NOW. BUNCOMBE NEWS. Mr. and Mrs W. M. Waits, of Birmingham, arc the guests of Mr, C. N. Waits and family. Mrs. Nathan Sims is visiting in Atlanta ns the guest of her daughter, Mrs. S. B. Brumbolow. Mr. R. B. Sproull and family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee, of Rockmart, Sunday. Mrs. J. M. Waits and children, of Sumrall, Miss., are the guests of Mr. C. N. Waits and family. Mrs. Jeff Carlton spent Wednes day in Romo. Mrs. Geo. Carlton spent the week end in Atlanta. BEEF AND COAL j Jersey Progressive says government owned rail roads would the trusts. ned rail- [ bust t I George L. Record, progressive aspirant to the seat now occupied by U. S. Senator J. S. Frelinghuy- •en of N. J., is advocating Federal ownership of railroads as i way to curb vicious method* of the beet and coal trusts. RE-ELECT FLAHERTY SUPREME KNIGHT James A. Flaherty of Philadel phia was re-elected Supreme Knight at the national rally of the Kntghti of Columbus at Atlantic City. Th( Knights spent over three milliot dollars last year in helping disable* soldiers. LIME BRANCH NEWS. Mr. W. 0. Cleveland, of your city, was hero Sunday. Mr. E. E. Willingham and daugh ter, Miss Mamie, and Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Willingham and Mrs. E. P. Wil lingham were near Taylorsville Sun day. Mr. C. B. Wray returned Sunday from New York. Mr. Reese Wray and family of your city, and Rev. W. N. Wray and fam ily of Cave Spring, spent Sunday with relatives here. Messrs. Clifford nnd Otllio Mc- Kibbon attended the picnic at Bene dicts Saturday night. Miss Ethel McCurry returned Sun day from Rome, where she has been spending some time with her aunt, Mrs. Sloan Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Camp accompnniod her home. Miss Ruth Morris, of Wray Mine, was the guest Sunday of the Misses McCurry, Mr.iJim Burnley was at Fullwood Sunday. Rev. W. N. Wray, of Cave Spring, delivered an Interesting sermon here Sundny night. The ontotalnmcnt given by Mr. end Mrs. W. II. Barnett Thursday night wns largely attended nnd very much enjoyed. Thursday before the third Sunday is the time act to clean off the ceme tery and church yard. If it rains thnt duy, come the next. Little Miss Lora Moore returned Sunday to Taylorsville Bfter a visit to Mrs. W. D. Lee. OAK GROVE NEWS. Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Woods spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Hatch, of Valley Grove. Mr. .1. P. Pilgrim spent Thursda'y nnd Friday in Romo. Messrs. Ronald and James Tram mell spent the week-end at Taylors ville. Mr. Harrison Pilgrim was at Poole- town Sunday. Messrs. Marlin Ledford, Murray Shiflott, Thomas Pilgrim, Edward, Clyde and Roy Woods attended ser vices Sunduy at Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Roberson spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roberson. Mrs. Allle Wclchcl and children are visiting in Rome this week. Miss Jessie Pilgrim wns in Cednr- town Saturday. Messrs. Edward Woods nnd Mur ray Shiflott wore in your city Satur day. Miss Beulah Harris wns in Cedar- town Saturday. CATARRH Catarrh Is a Local disease greatly In fluenced by Constitutional conditions. HALiVS CATARRH MEDICINE con sists of an Ointment which gives Quick Relief by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts through the Blood on the Mucous Sur faces and assists in ridding your System of Catarrh. Sold by drugplHts for over 40 Years. F. J. Chenev Sc Co.. Toledo. O. DOUGHNUTS Have you tried those Doughnuts That we have fresh every day They are “mighty” good. Phone 96 and we’ll deliver them. SANITARY STEAM BAKING CO. Phone 96. Main St. re Are those Asm- FAIN PILLS' I “I don't need them very often, but when 1 do, I need them quick. One or two and the pain is gone.” Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills will relieve,you quickly and safely—no unpleasant after elTccts—no danger of form ing a drug habit. Next time you pass a drug store stop i.i and get a box. Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills contain ao habit forming drugs. Your Druggist Has Thcnu\ FORMER POLK COUNTY MAN FOILS HOLD-UP. That a third holdup of a local night watchman by a pair of un known thugs did not take place was due to the fact that the intended vic tim became suspicious before any attack was attempted and armed himself with a pistol, causing the sus pects to leave. The intended victim was N. A. Waddle, watchman at the acid plant of the International Agri cultural Corporation. Next morning it wns discovered that the telephone wires to the plant had been cut. Mr. Waddle told the Times that he was called from his office in the chert ical plant about 11 o’clock TueSua7 by a young white man, presumably about 21 years of age, dressed in a dark suit of clothes, a slouch cap and tennis shoes. “The young map talked in a low tone, and kept watching down the road while speaking,’’ said he. “He inquired of me whether I knew of some night work available for him to do. Upon my replying in the neg ative, he kept insisting that I tell him of some work, and watching the road below. I became suspicious of his actions, nnd asked him to wait a few moments while I returned to the of fice. “Bringing my gun with me, I talk ed again with him, but he decided to go on after a time. I did not fol low, but the next morning, upon hearing of an attack on J. W. Troy at the light plant I trncked the marks of the tennis shoes from the chemical plant down the railroad, and \ the natural supposition is that . the same ones who attacked Mr. Troy were those who came later to the plant. It is apparent that the young man who called on me hnd a com panion from whom he was awaiting a signal, and my belief is that he be came frightened when I returned from the office with my gun.’’—A- moricus Times. SUTTON’S MILL NEWS. Miss Arlic Hatch visited the family of Mr. O. O. Burkhaltcr in Lindale last week. Elder T. F. Hatch nnd wife return ed Monday after visiting relatives Mr. Dalton Teat returned from Rome Sundny, and will leave Mon day for Rome, whore he will sing at the Baptist church there during the meetings. Miss Lucilc Sutton was in Cedar- town Saturday morning. Misses'Lizzie and Mae Davis, of nonr Fish, spent two dnyH last week as the guests of Miss Leola Kirk Patrick. Miss Eva Priest, of Birmingham, spent the week-end with, Mrs. Gayle Messrs. J. B. Teat, A. L. Weaver, B. F. Weaver, Will Mitchell nnd J. L. Dempsey nnd their families attended the singing at Forney, Ala., Sunday. Mr. Jervis Woods spent the week end in Cave Spring. Mr. Noble Woods was in Cave Spring Saturday. Misses Nell and Bettie Hopper, of Jackson Chapel, were in this vicinity Saturday. Tho farmers of this vicinity are fighting the boll weevil by applying kerosene on the cotton, and that cer tainly does run “Mr. Weevil.” Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Green were at Forney Sunday. Little Miss Marticle Hunt, of Ce- dnrtown, spent Sundny with Miss Catherine Sutton. Mr. J. W. Kirkpatrick and family were at Fish Thursday. Messrs.J. B.Tcat, W.J. Wood and their families were called to Rome to the hospital Tuesday to see their aunt, Mrs. Victoria Hatch of Gayles- villo, who fell and is in a very serious condition. Mr. Adair Kirkpatrick wns at Fish Friday. LINDSEY CHAPEL NEWS. Mrs. J. W. Odom nnd children were visiting her sister, Mrs. Ellis Carroll of your city, one day last week. Misses Martha nnd Susie Mae Ad ams were visiting Miss Noll Knight at Pooletown one day last week. Mr. J. F. Holbrooks nnd family, Mr. J. W. Holbrook nnd Mrs. Austin | Odom motored to Rome Saturday in ] the former’s car. Messrs. Ben Osborn and Custer j Pettitt, of near Felton, were visiting their mother, Mrs. Ed Baldwin, last week. Mr. John Darby went to Carters- ville one day last week. Miss Maria Odom, of near Oak Grove, spent part of last week with her brother, Mr. Austin Odom. 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