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f AGE TWELVE
THE STAHDARB, CEDARTOWN. GA.
DECEMBER 14, 1»J1.
Rockmart Nowb.
The barn of Mr. Chi*. Vf. Simpson,
Jr., wan destroyed by Are Wednesday
night with all its contents.
Mr. II. Walls, of Cedartowp, was
here yesterday.
Mr. Virgil Barrett was home from
Savannah last week.
Mr. Win. Cummings spent Satur
day in Ccdnrtown.
Kcv. W. E. Fuller attended the
State Baptist Convention in Atlanta
last week.
Miss Nettle Cox, of Cedartown,
came Monday on n visit to her broth
er, Mr. W, E. Cox.
Mr. II. II. Holland went to Cedar
town Inst week for n stay of several
days.
Miss Nellie Aldridge has returned
from n visit in Korkmnrt, where she
wns tho guest of Miss Virginia Head.
—Tatlnpoosa Journal.
Mr. Grady Canon spent Thursday
in Cedartown.
New Dairy.
1 have opened n new Hairy at Mr.
John W. Sutton's, Itfd. 3, and will ap-
prccUite your orders. Prompt and re
liable service. Phone 2911. AR-
THUIl MULLINAX.
ARAGON NEWS.
A large crowd enjoyed (lie social
"A Tri-lng Evening,” given by the
Xmas Tree Committee Indies Monday
night at tlie ( hib House. Ice cream
and cake were served, and a neat
little Bum was earned towards buying
the presents for tho Xmas tree.
Faith, ’ “Hope” and "Charity” were
reppetented by Mines Ruth ,I,awson
and Aulyne Hutcheson and Mrs. Sam
Spence, who assisted the hostesses in
entertaining.
Mr. S. j. Smalley spent the week
end in Cedartown,
Mbs Mary Wingnrd, of Rockmart,
was the guest Monday night of Miss
Ruth Wilson.
Mr. J. M, I.nwson, J
week-end in Tallapoosa
Mrs. "Rip” Black, of Jacksonville, I
Fla., Is visiting relatives here.
A death that brought sorrow to
many here wns that of Mrs. G. S.
Hlnck wheh occurred last week. She
had lived here much of her life, and
wns respected and beloved by all who
knew her. The bereaved family have
the sympathy of their many friends.
The Teachers Inslltuto met hero
spent the
The Little Store
Full of
BIG VALUES
The Shorn Thai SeT/s Tor Less.
CEDARTOWN, GEORGIA.
Member of the
Cedartown
Chamber of Com*
merce.
36-inch Silk Pongee
Special for this week
98c yd.
See our new Shipment
of Oxfords and High
SHOES.
Apron Check Ginghams
10c yd.
25c Dress GINGHAMS
19c yd.
MATTRESS TICKING
Special this week,
Fancy Turkish Towels
Men’s Ribbed UNION
a yas* j
Men’s Scouts Solid
39c
SUITS
Leather Shoes
A 50c value. Good for
Xmas Gifts.
98c
$1.95 pr.
36-inch Fiber Silk
PONGEE
Special this week
59c
72-inch Satin Finish
Table DAMASK
Special this week
One Dollar Values.
89c
2)Iamcndff$land hi
SOLID LEATHER
iiiiiiiifiimiiiiii*
We Sell for
CASH
So Sell for
LESS
Send for One.
i A bio rt in# that it is folly to aban
don cotton, :;o long as cotton is the
chief money crop of the .South, Pres-
idl'nt W. A. Winburn, of the Central
of Goorgiu Railway, announces the
publication of a pamphlet setting
w, , , . forth the experiences of Georgia and
Wndni'Mlny, and enjoyed a thoroughly mi ...... , „
, * M y Alabama farmers in lighting the boll
evil. The pamphlet (loHcriboR,with
out attempting to*sny which method
is best, or without recommending one
plan above another, facts and figures
as to the plans of combating tho wee
vil.
Mr. Winburn says that the best
: weapons in the fight against the wee-
! vll are hard work and common sense,
vhich tho farmer himself must sup-
hiitmi' mmwrjm’amf £7BHi
ONE
LOW PRICE
to
ALL.
good time Jn every way.
Mra. James Tinsley has roturnod
from Atlanta.
Mrs. M. Stokes wont to Atlanta
Thursday.
Tho Missionary Society of the Bap-
tist church will meet with Mrs. Bob
Huckabee Friday of next weok.
FULLWOOD NEWS.
Misses Stella and Velma Moore
spent Sunday witli Misses Lou and
Ethel Lorrens.
Misses Willie Cox, of Greenway,
apent Sunday with Miss Lillian Adair.
Mr. Lester Peek, of Alcoa,
here Sunday.
Mr. Earl Tanner was at Effom Hill
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Lillin Adair and Mary J,°u
Smith spent one night last week with
Mrs. Neil Barry.
Mr. Frank Dingier was at Shiloh
Sunday.
Mr. Roland Murdock, of Felton,
was here Sunday.
ply, but that the railway is ready to
co-operate by furnishing authentic
information that the farmer may ap
ply or adapt. This is a part of the
program of the Agricultural Depart
ment of the Central of Georgia Rail
way, which since 11)It has been mak
ing a study of practical agriculture
and placing the result of its investi
gations at the disposal of the farmers
in its territory.
The statement ncknowlcdgs that
success of the department’s efforts
has been due to the fine co-operation
| of the farmers in Georgia and Ala-
j bama, and says piere is a gratifying
BUNCOMBE NEWS. 1 absence of hostility between agricul-
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kingsbery, of ture and transportation.
Rockmart, were the guests Friday of Copies of the boil weevil pamphlet
Mr. C. N. Waits. j may be obtained by application to J.
Mr. Joe Adams, of Cedartown, was F. Jackson, General Agricultural Ag-
thc guest Sunday of Miss Flossie out, Savannah, Ga.
Sproull.
Miss Ruby Sanders and Messrs.
Coy Barrett and Gus Morton, of Ce-
Mc
YOUNGS NEWS.
era. Virgie Wester and
Jim
dnrtown, were the guests Sunday of Hughes were in your city Saturday,
Mi s Daisy Moore.
Miss Margaret Waits spent Fiiday
night with Miss Mary Wingnrd, ol
Rockmart.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Carlton were in
Rockmart Friday.
i<i
if land uml In-
f.77
i«t frj
nil of lot Nm
028
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r.6, 57
In- Court of Ordinary of Folk County n
fliow rnuo*. if any, they can, why the hi
Admlnint rator ahoultl not I. • r. .|ulred
make nnld Deed an prayed for by tho au
It. O Jackson, petitioner .
Thin Ith dav of iWe.nher, 1 **22.
W. W. CRAWFORD, Ordinary.
JACKSON CHAPEL NEWS.
Mr. uml Mrs. Noah Beck, of At
lanta, spent tlu* week-end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Back.
Mrs. Nettie Difiic came home Sun
day after an extended stay in Cedar
town.
Mr. Will Orubuugh and family, of
Cedartown, were tlu* gueBts Sunday
of Mrs. J. A. Burton.
Misses Lizzie and Thelma Shaw re
nted to Rome Sunday after spend
ing the week-end with home folks.
Mr. G. L. Shaw and son, Clifford,
were in Cave Spring Monday.
Messrs. C. G. Crocker and Geo.
Beck were in Cedartown one day last
week.
’. Cowart and wife, of Cave
Spring, were here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Beck were in
Cedartown Saturday.
Mr. Perry Shaw was near Cave
Spring Sunday afternoon.
Mr. R. B. Shaw was in Cedartown
Monday.
Messrs. Charlie and Abner Burton
were in Cave Spring Monday.
POOLETOWN NEWS.
Rev. J. W. Clinton, of Fish, filled
his regular appointment here Sunday.
Mr. Charley Carter, of Dry Creek,
was here Sunday. | application year’s support.
Mr. Tom Barnett, of Ellis Chapel, ! Georgia, Polk County,
attended Sunday school here Sunday. I „J° j. T'a™. mTnoi^cMM
ceased, having np-
hn support out of
Glenn, this Is to cite
NOTICE TO HEIRS AT LAW. WRAY MINE NEWS.
^o n ' J »eV. k on C Zinv Ordin-! M ™' A ' MeC “ rr »'; of near Full-
try by petition unking that James Lon* n* Wood, spoilt one day last Week With
\dmirnt 1 , of . ' V u, Vi" f L * nu ° her mother, Mrs. E. A. Camp.
Lome decease J, late of mild county, hr r.* i ’ 1
luired to make to him it dee 1 to two hundi
APPLICATION DISMISSION
jeorffla, Polk County.
To whom it may concerns II. H. Da via
lnvinv made Hpplicntion for dinminnlon ni
ruardian of Rmia Harris. of »aid
sounty. thin la to cite all and singular the
text ol kin to bo and appenr at my. office
d; Missc. Clco Camp and Ulmer
j, Payne, of Cedartown, spent the week-
j end*with home folks.
•• Messrs. Bob Morris and J. II. Lee
j- wore in your town Sum day.
“ ! j Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wells, of Fish,
1 spent Saturday night with her par-
i. ents, Rev. and Mrs. B. M. Leo.
,ij Mrs. E A Lump and son, Rufus,
'J spent one night last week with rel
id atives at Fullwood.
Mr. Joe Lee was in your city one
day last week.
The singing given Saturday night
Is guaranteed to give satisfaction in
all cases of Acute or Chronic Indi
gestion and Constipation. Try a bot
tle and be convinced.
For sale by Burbank Drug Co., Ce
dartown, and White Drug Co., Hock-
mart.
I TO whnrn It nw.y concern: Stella
Wnre, having applied for twelve montliH
- support out of estate of Dink Ware for
I herself, thin In to rite nil and -dligulnr th>
1 creditor* and next of kin to nhnw cause. If
nny, why said application should not b»
I Thin *4th dny of Decemher. 1922.
• W. W CRAWFORD. Ordinary.
Mr. Bartow Sexton and family
were the guests Sunday of Mr. Geo.
Rudeseal, of High Point.
Mr. Carl Wester, of Atlanta, was
here one day last w
Mrs. Walter Roberts was in your
, city one dny lust week.
Miss Tinco Williams, formerly of | Mr. Calvin Turkctt was near
Biggeis, but now of Atlanta, had been Friendship Sunday.
The Ladies Club met with Mrs.
Walter Roberts Thursday.
Remember Saturday and Sunday
are our regular preaching days. Our
pastor don’t like to talk to benches.
Messrs. Jerry Barnett and John
Johnson were in your
Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Aired, of your
city, were the guests Sunday of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Aired.
Mr. Jim Burnley and son, of Lime
Branch, were here Sunday.
Mr. T. B. Landers and family, of
near Friendship, were the guests Fri
day of his brother, Mr. E. L. Lan
ders.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wright, of An
tioch, were the guests the week-end
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Brown.
Our Sunday school is doing nicely.
Come at 10 a. m.
tling, guardian
of II row
plied f01
twelve mo
• of Ilrowde
all and singular the
kin to be and appear nt my ol
tin. ■ prescribed by law and
nny, why unid application el
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Georgia, Polk County.
By virtue of an order from the
. . , .Court of Ordinary of Polk County,
by the Misses Rudeseal was largely ■ will be sold at public outcry on the
•njoyed. ‘first Tuesday in January. 1023, nt
Messrs. Rufus and J. C. Camp and \ ht ‘ Court House door of said county,
between th*» legul hours of sale, the
following described property, to .wit.
38 acres more or less of land lot
1201 in the 8d District and 4th
Conwell Swafford and Mi.-ses Cleo
Camp and Ulmer Payne motored to
Rockmart Sunday.
Mr. G
Misses MnUino, Vasia and Flora, w
in your city one day Inst week.
ESOM HILL NEWS.
Mr. J. T. Jones was in Cedarto
Tuesday.
A little son wns born lust week to heirs at law.
ly described in deed from Asa P.
Potts to Mrs. A. T. Potts of date of
Oct. 27th, 1!)17, and recorded Nov.
• 11th, 1918, in the office of tho Clerk
j of the Superior Court, Deed Book 8,
■ page 447.
Sold for purposes of payment of
j debts and distribution among the
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hopkins.
Mr. J. L. Roberts was in Cedartown
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Malone were in
Cedartown yesterday.
Terms of sale, cash.
This . r >th day of Dec., 1922.
MRS. T. F. LANIER, Am’r.
Estate of Mrs. A. T. Pott’s Dec’d.
Men and women average $1 per
I hour selling hosiery; four pairs guar-
I anteed wear four months or new
were , hosierv free. We pay 30 per cent.
' commission. Free samples to work
ing agents. Complete line of wool and
hosiery season. Experience unneces
sary. Eagle Hosiery Works, Darby,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Vance
called to Jackson recently by the sud
den death in Mncon of her mother, I j 11 * aprente. Complete line of woo 1 and
. , r . . e .. | heather mixtures. This is the big
ills. J. 1. Ihointon of I allupoosa. hosierv season. Exnericnce unneccs-
promoted to the position of private
secretary for Walter S. Dillon, a
prominent attorney of that city.
Cedartown Supply Co.
pays the highest prices
for cotton seed.
W. R. GRACE & CO.
NITRATE OF SODA
Imported direct from
South America.
Use it on your
Cotton— Grain— Corn
And grow a crop.
Get latest prices from
BARTOW FERTZ. & FEED CO.
Carteraville, Ga.
or
NITRATE AGENCIES CO., Agent*,
Savannah, Ga.
ETNA LOCALS.
Mrs. W. A. Sargent, of Little Ce
dar, was the week-end guest of her t i.
daughter, Mrs. O. A. Lochridge. j
Mrs. Eldon Anderson, of Bluffton,
was the guest Wednesday of her mo
ther, Mrs. W. A. South.
Mr. Tom Carter spent Sunday
pi lent it. n should
Tbit- 4th dny of TV*-ember. 1922.
W. W. DR A WFO an. Ordinary
STATE LINE NEWS.
Mr. J. R. Frost, of Bluffton
here Saturday.
Rev. R. W. Hamrick, of Cedar- j
town, was the guest Saturday of Mr. '
John Dill.
ity Saturday. nt Mt. Homo.
Mr. Bill P
! in this vicinity Saturday.
APPLIC ATION DISMISSION.
Georgia F'olk County.
concern: A. J. Willi
;nry Scott, late of
I this is to cite nil and singular tut
_ , „ , , .. i next of kin to be and appear nt my office
Dl’. J. VV . Good, of your city, was ( Within the time allowed by law and shou
cause. If any, why said application should
not be grnnted.
This 4th day of December. 1922.
W W CRAWFORD. Ordinary
n this vicinity Saturday.
Miss Mary Stokes spent the week
end with Home folks at Fish.
The singing given Saturday night
Mr. Frank Pierce was home to by Miss Izell Hood was highly enjoyed
spend the week-end from Rock Run,
Ala.
Messrs. Hubert Beckham and John
Thompson spent Saturday in Cedar
town.
APPLICATION ADMINISTRATION.
Georgia, Folk County.
To whom It may concern :Mrs.8.E.Bowman
having applied to be appointed ndminis-
istratrix of estate of E. J. Bowman, late
of said county, this is to cite all and
„ .. . . i singular the creditors and next of kin to
Mr. John South, Of Bluffton,spent ( be and appear at my office within the time
the week-end with home folks. j
This 4th dny of Decemher, 1922.
W. W. CRAWFORD, Ordinary.
Mrs. John Crocker is spending
few days in your city.
| Mr. Opia Meeks, of Akes, was in
Mr. C. J. Brown, of Bluffton, was this section Sunday.
here Saturday. j Rev. R. W. Hamrick, of your city, ] SLABS at mill, 25 cents for two-
Miss Lessie Smith spent Tuesday filled his regular appointment here horse load. YOUNG MERCANTILE
in Cedartown.
Saturday night and Sunday.
CO., Youngs.
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