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PERSONALS Miss Lucy Haii has gone to Monroe County to accept a school. Miss Ana Foster spent the week at Alma with her brother. i Mr. A. C. Keath of Cuthbert is the guest of Col. L. E. and family, Mrs. A. M. Bagwell and children of Garrant spent Tuesday in the city Prof. T. F. Stone of Tenn. spent a few days here recently. We have got the Goods, so says Levin. We w r ant your news, phone us at 322 or 94. Rev. C. M. Infinger of Militown spent Wednesday here. Don’t fail to see O’Brien’s Minstrel Show on Nov. 28, you will enjoy it. Mr. Noah Tyson of Valdosta was a visitor here a few days this week. Mrs. J. R. Davis of Blackshear is the guest of Mrs. Hattie Herrington. Mrs. Williams of Vienna is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. S. Deen. Mrs. Chas. Conley of Tallodeega, Ala. is visiting relatives in the City. Received another shipment of La dies’ Coat Suits at Levin's. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Moore and Master John L. are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. John Clements of Alma are the guests of their daugh ter here. Mrs. James Yause of Florence S.C. is visiting her sister Mrs. James Davis. Mrs. Jake .Heard and baby of Vienna are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Burns. Miss Jordon of Valdosta is spend ing several days with the family of j Mrs. C. C. Jordon. Mrs L. P. Lamar of Sassar Ga., is visting at the home of Mr. and Airs. J. H. Fuller this week. Mr. J. D. Lockriage of Valdosta was a genial visitor to the Fair this week. Senator John Moore of Gainsville is the guest of his sister, Mrs. H. C. Wheichel. Mr. W. R.-Flowers of Bluntsville Florida, was one of the visitors to the Fair this week. G. A. Roberts and son of Nichoils was pleasant visitors to our office while attendsng the Fair. Mrs. Mollie Lott and son, Oscar, are at home from a visit to the fam ily of Mr. Sam Harrell at Dorminy. I will have an especially pretty dis play of hats at my store, 116 east Sycamore St.; during the fair. Miss M. Sayre. Mr. J. K. O’Steen of Kirkland was a plesant visitor to this office, on last Saturday and left his subscription to help us progress. Mr. L. Baker of Nichoils was in the city last Saturday and while here called on us and ordered the Pro gress to his address. J. C. O’Brien’s Georgia Minstrel will give a performance under canvas on Nov. 29. Come out and laugh your blues off. Mr. J. C. O’Brien of Minstrel fame will present his troupe of famous performers, to Douglas, and Coffee County on Friday night Nov. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Agnew of Atlanta are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Smith. Mrs. Agnew. is remembered pleasantly as Miss Ruth Wofford, who formerly lived here. Mrs. M. A. Morgan is visiting rel atives in Macon and will be joined early next week by Dr. Morgan and together they will attend the South Georgia Conference, which convenes - there. I Mrs. E. S. Sapp has as her guests for the week, Mesdames J. E. Roque more of Eatonton, Mrs. J. H. Roque more of Mansfield, and Mrs. Colton V. Smith and little daughter Kathryn, of Haddock. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gaskin will cele brate their wedding anniversary, ( next Sunday, it being their fortieth anniversary. There wi'l be present on this occasion their children, Mrs. Clough with her children from Jeff Davis County, Mr. Fisher Gaskin and his family of Alabama and Dr. R*>s coe Enzor, whom,they reared, with his wife and child? from A’ lanta. Mr. Elias Lott, of Loyd, Fla., was a visitar in Douglas yesterday. Dan Hail of Nichols spent Wednes day here. Mrs. Sasser, of Millen, is visiting Mrs. Windam for a few days. David Tanner of Nichols spent Tuesday in Douglas. G. F. McCranie of Willaccochee spent Tuesday here. Rev. Dan Pearson of Pearson was a business visitor here Monday. John Paulk of Kirkland was shaking hands with friends here Tuesday. E. D. Douglas and Rich Kirkland of Nichols were on business here Monday. Low Prices will prevail during fair week at Levin’s. Miss Keller Daniels of Willacoo chee spent Tuesday and Wednesday in the city. Cols. Levi O’Steen and R. B. Chas tine were in Cordele Wednesday on professional business. Col. J. J. Willingham spent a couple ‘of days this week in Jacksonville on professional business, Col.J. H. Moore and family of Hazlehurst spent a few days here this week with relatives. J. D. Loch ridge of Valdosta spent a few days here this week among his host of friends. Solicitor M.D. Dickerson spent two days this week on professional busi ness in Jacksonville, Fla. Clothing, cleaned, pressed and dy ed by the City Pressing Club. Miss Eienora Cameron, in song recital, U. D. C. benefit at Audito rium Monday night, November 24th. Admission Adults, 25 cts., Children 10 cts. J. H. Hightower of Doublin and Col. R. A Moore left Douglas Tues day cn‘a land inspecting tour through Coffee, Appling and'Pierce Counties i by automobile. The team of J. W. Tippens was at the Coffee County Fair accompa nied by W.U. Gordon of Baxley,Ga. Appling County, and was very high ly complimented as to their beauty. We are not trying to “Put any body out of business” but we are trying and intending to publish an up-to-date County news paper for all | the people. The common people have organiz ed The Coffee County Progress and want your subscription that we may work for the common good of all the people. Major C. F. Rhodes wants to se cure pasturage for several horses until about March the 15th. 1914. He also has for sale some- splendid work horses. See him at once at the Wild West show at fair grounds. Mrs. J. M. Ashley will be hostess at the historical and social meeting of the U. D. C. Friday 28th. day after thanksgiving. Mrs. Hoke Davis Secretary. Mrs. Comer M. Woodward, of Aberdeen, Texas, passed through the city yesterday, on her way to visit her parents at McDonough, Ga., after spending sometime with her brother, Mr. T. A. Woodruff of Broxton. Major C. F. Rhodes wants to se cure pasturage for several horses until about March 15th., 1914. He also has for sale some splendid work horses. See him at the Wild West show at fair grounds. Mr. T. P. Wilcox has sold his home to H. B. Curliug, who will move his family there at an early date. The many friends of Mr. W’ilcox will re gret to learn that he and Mrs. Wilcox are anticipating a move to Florida in the next few weeks. Major C. F. Rhodes wants to se cure pasturage for several horses until about March 15th., 1914. He also has for sale some splendid work horses. See him at the Wild West show at fair grounds. A splendid six room house on Bry an street with all modern conven iences, close in and convenient to school and business center. Large yard and gardens and good out houses. Bargain if sold at once. Apply at this office. THE COFFEE COUNTY PROGRESS, DOUGLAS, GEORGIA Following Are The Menus Served at The New Douglas Hotel to Gov. Slaton and on Product Day Urrakfast tn (Smtrntnr S’latnu MARACHINO GRAPE FRUIT FRIED SPRING CHICKEN * SARATOGA CHIPS OYSTER OMELETT BOILED PORK CHOPS WITH FRIED APPLES FRIED HOMINEY BUCK WHEAT CAKES NEW GA., SYRUP COFFEE Npui Smuilaa ffiutrl Smtglas. (Srcrgta ?unt. 211 1913 Savannah Oyster Cocktail. Essence of Tomatoe aux Crutons. Young Onions. Cheese Ssieks. Broiled Gaskin Si ring Trout. Chicken Pot Pie with Dumpiings. Spare Ribs and Collards, Corn Pone. Roast Turkey with Dressing. Roast Leg of Veal. Boiled Potatoes. Turnip Greens. Old Field Peas. Candied Yams. . Steamed Georgia Rice. Prohibition Mince Pie. Coffee Coenty Pecans. Grape Jelly. Home made Found Cake. Persimmon Punch.- Sassafrass Tea. E. W. DuFlock, G. J. Miller Steward. Chef. Garrant News. Missess Vestal Jackson, Eula Wil cox and Ester Denton spent last Sun day very pleasantly with Mrs. N. S. Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Mayo visited Denton Sunday. Mrs. E. Taylor visited home folks near Blackshear Friday and Satur day. Mrs. R. H. Duggan of Cad well spent last week with her sister Mrs. B. B. Jackson. Rev. T. E. Sikes passed through Garrant Monday. Miss Jessie Mayo attended the Au gusta Fair last week. Mrs. S. A. Scott visited relatives in Hazlehurst last week. Mrs. 1. Z. Dykes of Broxton was the guest of Mrs. B. B. Jackson Fri day. Miss Sarah Ward was the guest of her sister Mrs. J. L. Denton last Saturday night. Mr. B. B. Jackson made a business trip to Douglas Monday. Rev. S. G. Taylor of this place fill ed his regular appointment at Har mony Grove last Saturday and Sun day. Mr. Oliver Meeks of Nichoils was in town on business Monday. Miss Renah Jordan of Hazlehurst is visiting her brother H. C. Jordan. We are glad to say Mr. H. T. Ellis who has been very ill is improving. To the Public. I wish to announce that I have opened offices on the second floor of the Union Bank Building for the practice of dentistry. I have one of the most modern ann thoroughly equipped dental offices throughout this entire section, consisting of san itary equipment, gold inlay machine and electrical motors. I have received three years train ing in one of the largest dental clinics in the United States, combined with three years office practice, and I feel able to handle anything in my pro fession. Hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Dr. Ernest Clinton Swanson. For sale cheap: A splendid pair of Kansas City Computing Scales. Latest patent and practically new. Call at this office. We Solicit Your Banking Business s PROMPT AND COURTEOUS ATTENTION GUARANTEED NOT THE OLDEST BUT THE LARGEST BANK IN THE COUNTY The Citizens Bank of Douglas E. L. TANNER, G. M. STANTON, . Vice-President Cashier Mew Bank and Several New Residences for Nichoils. The prosperity of Nichoils contin ues to assert itself. The Bank of Nichoils is the latest financial index. The new bank opened for business on the 13th of this month and is a branch of the State Bank of Way cross. Some of the stockholders live in Nichoils and some in Waycross. Mr. C. C. Mertins is Cashier in charge. There are several new dwellings in course of construction and all told, Nichoils has quite the air of pro gressiveness. New Goods ARIVING DAILY- We have just received another shippment of Ladies Coat Suits and Coats 54 Inch Black and Navy all Wool serge 36 inch Woolen Plaids A New lot of Boys Norfolk Suits 30 dozen Ribbed Underwear • 20 doz Frisco Top Shirts W. L. Douglas Shoes Buster Brown Hosiery John B. Stetson Hats We sell everything and will save you money. Come and be with us during Fair week. Special prices in every department. Levins Department Store We Handle Everything Douglas, Georgi a Mr. Sam Lee has some of the fin est Coffee County raised potatoes on exhibit at the fair to be seen at all. Some weighing as much as twelve pounds. These are the best all around average potatoes we have ever seen. J. L. Johnson of Appling has a freak potato on exhibit weigh ing 18 pounds. For lonf* term loans, and easy payments, on improved city prop erty in Douglas, Broxton, Willa coochee and Nichoils Apply to L. E. Heath, Douglas, Ga.