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Purely Personal Read Jno. Corn’s notice on page five. Mrs. T. S. Deen is visiting her moth er at Uvalda. ► Mrs. Anna Jones is visiting rela tives in Blackshear. Attention is called to notice of Jno. A. Corn on page five. Mrs. C. N. Fielding has returned from a trip to Leliaton. Judge J. W. Quincey spent Thurs day in Nashville at court. Little Opal Vickers is recovering from a recent serious illness. Mr. W. R. Wilson spent two days in Atlanta this week on business. Mr. J. J. Knight, of Miltown, spent a few days here on business this week. Judge W. C. Lankford spent Wed nesday in Hazlehurst at City court. Mrs. Jake Dorminy has returned from a visit to relatives at Fitzgerald. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Salter have re turned from a trip to Emanuel coun ty. Mr. Roddy Davis left Saturday for Athens where he enters the Univer sity. Mr. Hately Quincey left this week for Suwanee, Tenn., where he enters school. Mrs. J. E. Causey has returned home from a visit to relatives in Plains. Mrs. E. A. Lambert,*of Denton, was the guest of Mrs. C. W. Roberts Thursday. Mrs. T. W. Upton and children have returned from a visit to relatives in Buena Vista. Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Webster and lttle son, are expected to return home this week from Auglsta. Mrs. G. W. Lott, of West Green, is spending a few days with her dau ghter, Mrs. E. L. Vickers. Mrs. M. E. Bardin returned home this week from a visit to her son, Dr. Bardin, at the University of Virginia. Break up your fine china and cut glass. On e tube of our instant crock ery mender will fix it. Watt & Holmes Hdw. Co. Everythng must be sold at Clean Sweep Sale in 30 days to make room for change in store, E. L. Vickers & We have just returned from the Northern markets and our stock is now complete in every Department Quality and Style up-to-date. At The Lowest, Possible Prices We handle every thing and our fair treatment is well known to you and always at your service. Trade with us* Get the best at the Lowest Prices. Store Auction Sale of Heaters. Just one. A beauty. The best. Bid quick. It goes the 30th to the highest bidder. It’s the original Hot Blast. They burn smoke. Watt & Holmes Hdw. Co. Miss Freddie Purcell has returned to her home in Columbia, Ala., after a visit to her sister, Mrs. C. W. Rob erts. Miss Elsie Vickers, of Macon, is spending some time with Mrs. C. E. Baker and other relatives in this vic inity. The young people enjoyed a pleas ant dance at the hospitable home of Mr. nd Mrs. J. M. Dent on Thursday evening. Mrs. McArthur and daughter, Miss Aline McArthur, of Pace, Fla., will arrive Saturday to visit Mrs. Arthur Coffee. Mrs. Alice Longino has returned to her home in Fairburn after spend ing several days with her sister, Mrs. W. R. Wilson. Mr. E. J. Barclay is in attendance at the Southern and South Western Railways Club which is in session in Atlanta this week. Miss Annie Dyer will leave Monday to attend Virginia College, she will be accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Theresa Caldwell. Mrs. Murphy of Waycross, will be with the ladies of the Methodist church Missionary Society, on Tuesday even ing, at their church. Mr. Pat Coleman, Miss Elizabeth Webb and Miss Popie Webb, of Chap pells, S. C., are the guests of Mr. John Webb, of North Douglas. , Mrs. Howard Threlkeld, of Zirkle, (was the guest of her sister, Mr. E. L. Taner this week. She left Tuesday 'for Sparks and will return to Douglas next week. Leslie Squires, John Webb, Pat Cole man, Miss Elizabeth Webb and Miss Popie Webb left Thursday, 21 for Ogle thorpe, Ga., to attend the wedding of Miss Mabel Squires formerly of Doug las. ' Mr. R. N. McEaehren ha begun im provements on his residence, purchas ed from Mr. C. H. Ross, on Sellers St., and expects to have a handsome bungalow with modern conveniences. Barler means Best. They take the chill out of these chilly mornings. No smoke. No odor. Some heat. No where except at Watt & Holmes Hdw. Co. Meet me at E. L. Vickers & Co. Clean Sweep Sale where everything is waiting your arrival. THE DOUGLAS ENTERPRISE, DOUGLAS, GEORGIA, Sept. 23 1916. Woman’s Club. A call meeting of the Woman’s Club was held on Thursday for the purpose of electing a delegate to the Federa tion at Macon. Mrs. F. W. Dart was elected with Ivlrs. Stubbs, alternate. The question of equal suffrage was discussed, but no definite conclusion drawn, Theclub members are urged to be present at the meeting of the club on the first Thursday in October to instruct the delegate where to place her vote. Equal suffrage was brought before the .Federation for its recog nition last year, but tabled. This year it will be a decided issue at the meeting at Macon and the delegate must be instructed before she leaves. The equal suffrage party has been clamoring for recognition in the Geo rgia Federation, as so many other state have them while otfyer members are convinced that to intro duce this into the Federation, might be inharmonious when so many clubs are opposed. Give this subject your unbiased consideration and be prepar ed to vote at the meeting of the Wo man’s Club in October. Meet me at E. L. Vickers & Co. Clean Sweep Sale where everything is waiting your arrival. wi For Sale By PETERSON & RELIHAN Douglas, - Georgia \ Y\ Po^ et \ \\ flexibility \ Four Cylinder Models Touring Car, 7-Passenger - - $875 Roadster, 3-passenger - - 850 Landau-Roadster, 3-passenger 1150 Six Cylinder Models Touring Car, 7-parsenger - - 1085 Roadster, 3-passenger - - - 1060 Landau-Roadster, 3-passenger 1350 Coupe, 4-passenger - - - - 1600 Sedan . . . - 1675 Limousine, 7-passenger - - 2500 F. O. B. Detroit STUDEBAKER Detroit, Mich. South Bend, !nl Walkcrviiio, OnU Spend your money where prices talk at Clean Sweep Sale, E. L. Vick ers & Co. Mr. Henry Bone Sr. is the guest of his son Mr. W. H. Bone. Mrs. Campbell Patterson returned Thursday from Kentucky. Mr. W. R. McLeod was a business ivisitor to th e city this week. Mrs. Fordham, of Dublin, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. H. Bone. Mrs. Chas. Jones, of Waycross, is 'the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. M. Breen. % Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Goodyear, of Waycross, were visitors to the city ,this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Walters and children, of Cordele, were recent guest of Mrs. W. R. Frier. Miss Elizabeth Taylor has returned to her home at Quitman after a visit to Miss Marie Griffin and other rela tives. Miss Lovie Turner has numerous friends who will regret to hear that she leaves this week to teach at Metter this winter. 25 acres land for sale at a bargain, one mile from city limits. See Jas. McNab. Full line of new neck wear at Miss Chandlers. The aged may have years of real abounding life added to them by tak ing Chiropractic tfcatments. Feel like living while you live. Free con sultation and examination Dr. W. "H. Hughes, Union Bank Bldg. Everythng must be sold at Clean Sweep Sale in 30 days to make room for charge in store, E. L. Vickers & Co. ‘ho* 6 \ pYv 1 V oi \ 0I Ap'oaV^© 1 VP \ S^ d <S*eS V \ i \ V «£*+£s*ss\ \ t<s! * al . as r© 0 1 \ 1 \ •re \ to ’ toe °? 9 0 ‘«g ’ \ w -jo©- » s I \ <f> f V * &xclushe Optometrist and Optician They Are Happy They both see perfectly They wear WILSON glasses. eyes will be good when they are old BECAUSE c&hey preserved their eye sight while young by Wear ing Wilson correctly fitted glasses. Don’t Wait cost ul to P roteci an d 1 xU W" your most precious gift-your eyesight. W. R. WILSON Optometric Specialist. We grind every kind of lense used SERIES 17 FOUR 40 horse power 7passen|er P For Sale By Wo L. l®g®r§ Douglas, Georgia