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Purely Personal Mrs. E. L. Tanner spent Mon day in Valdosta. Mrs. Lewis Davis is visiting relatives at Blackshear. Miss Mirian Kirkland is a ; guest of relatives here. —————— Mr. Clinton Lott is at home from Athens for a few days. Mrs. Gordon Burns is visiting 'relatives at Vienna and Macon. I Rocher Chappell, of Emory, is Spending a few days at horn. Mr. C. R. Tidwell, of Atlanta, jis in the city for a few days. 1 Miss Lillian Price, of Wesleyan l ,is spending a few days at home. Mrs. P. W. Alexander, of Ocilla ! is the guest of Mrs. H. W. Baird. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Barclay visited friends in Augusta Sun day. y Mr. E. L. Davis, of Zirkle, spent several days here this week. Mrs. Q. Holton nd Mrs. H. W. Baird spent yesterday in Val dosta. Miss Mary Stanton is spending a few days at Barnesville and Atlanta. Mr. T. H. McKey, of Valdosta, spent Monday in the city on busi-. ness. Herbert Deen is now located in Baxley with his brother, J. C. Deen. % Mr. L. L. Lamar, of Manches ter, was a business visitor here this week. Mrs. Frank Christian, of Ro chelle, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luke. Mrs. W. H. Dyer and daughter Mrs. Caldwell, and Miss Annette McLean, have returned from At lanta and Athens, where they attended the big ball game. s» sins JIISI KID __ Georgette Crepe De Chine Waist, Ladies Tan and Gray High Boot Shoes, Children’s and Misses Coats? Tien’s all Worsted Suits. Come Look Them Over. HI'S DEW. SHE We Handle Everything | At The Right Frices \ Miss Lillian Price, of Wesley an College spent Sunday here with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. B. 0. Quillian, of Willacoochee, visited friends here last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wood announce the arrval of a littlle daughter at their home. Mrs. Price Heard has return ed to her home in Cordele after a visit to Mrs. Ashley. Mrs. McEldry, of Waynesville, N. C., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. F. Dickson. Mrs. Murphy has returned to Augusta afterr a visit to he daughter, Mrs. R. C. Relihan. Mrs. Morris Wright and little daughter, Majorie, are guests of her sister, Mrs- J. H. Jordan. Mrs. J. W. Dale had as her recent guests, Mrs. Fitzgerald and children, of Waycross. Mr. Carol Relihan has return ed from Valdosta where he was operated on with success. Mr. and Mrs. Rema Sapp, Miss G. L. Chandler and Mr. I. C. Sapp spent Wednesday in Fitzgerald. Mrs. T. S. Williams, of Fitz gerald, spent several days in the city last week attending the liar. Mrs. W. H. Bone and little son , will leave Tuesday to spend I Christmas with relatives at Dub lin. Miss Ruth Barnes, of Haralson ; left Sunday for Waycross, after 1 a visit to her brother, Mr. L. C. Barnes. Mrs. Dan Byrd, of Pridgen, the recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Head has returned to her ;home. Mrs. John Barnes entertained large number of young people on Thursday evening, in honor of her guest, Miss Eva Martin, of Fitzgerald. THE DOUGLAS ENTERPRISE, DO UGLAS, GEORGIA, NOV. 25 1916. j Dr. Hal Frink, of Jacksonville, jis the guest of his sisters, Mrs. jJ. W. Quincey and Mrs. M. D. Dickerson. Mrs. Ada Howell and children, of Willachoochee, spent a few days with Mrs. J. M. Dent last week. Mrs. T. B. Moxley, will leave in a few days for Augusta where she will spend the holidays with relatives. Judge B. T. Allen and Cashier W. C. Patterson, were among the Pearson visitors in the city this week. Attorneys J. 0. Sirmans and E. R. Smith, of Willacoochee, were among the Attorneys at City Court this week. Thomas Overstreet spent sev eral days in Wahsington this week attending the assistant postmaster’s convention. The ladies of the Methodist church raised about $200.00 on their church debt, serving meals at the Fair. The many friends of Mrs. G. M. Stanton will regret to hear of her critical illness at a sanitari um in Atlanta. Mrs. I. W. Clements has re turned to her home, at Alamo, after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Ashley. The ladies of the Baptist church will serve their usual fif ty cents dinner on Thanksgiving Day. Don’t forget. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. DeGraffen reid, of Pourtsmouth, are the guests of their neices, Mrs. J. W. Quincey and Mrs. M. D. Dick erson. Miss Louise Grantham has many friends here who will be interested in hearing of her mar riage this week to Mr. Hearin, of Thomasville. The Williams Stock Co. is playing to packed houses every night this week. The company is well known here and always draws a crowd. MR. EDISONS NEW ART. The Worlds Best Music. RE-CREATION Hear it at Wilson Jewelry Co. Where you find the best in everything. CARD OF THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Breen wish to express heartfelt gratitude to those who sent flowers and every thoughtful way extended as sistance and sympathy through the trying ordeal of the illness and death of their baby Helen. Next Saturday, December 2nd, is electionliay for .Justice of the Peace. Uncle Jim Freeman needs your vote. Don’t forget him, please. NOTICE!! All persons wanting hunting license can secure them from Mrs. B. W* Gray, Douglas, Ga. or J. H. Gray, Pine Bloom, Ga. B. W. Gray, G. W. Next Saturday, December 2nd, is election day for .Justice of the Peace. Uncle Jim Freeman needs your vote. Don’t forget him, please. —FALL CABBAGE PLANTS— All leading varieties. By express 500 for ,60c; 1000 for $1.00; 5000 at 80c. Satisfaction guaranteed. By mail, post-paid 25c per 100. D. F. JAMISON, Summerville, S. C. LOST. Lost between Gaskins Springs and brick yard, one extra large white and black spotted male hound 4 years old, has slit in right ear, answers to name of Gale, return to Ga. & Fla. depot at Douglas and get reward. U. D. C. Mrs. J. L. Shelton was the gracious hostess for the U. D. C. on Thursday at her residence. Considerable businss was dis pensed, and the Chapter planned to do a special local work this year, which was given a unani mous vote. Among other business discuss ed was a desire to change the name of the chapter from Robert E. Lee to the Colquitt Chapter, as there are already three chapt ers in Georgia bearing the name of Robert E. Lee, causing con fusion at the Convention. This was not put to vote, as the president desired an express ion from the Daughters who were absent. There was no historical pro gram on account of absence of historian. Mrs. Shelton served an elaborate salad course for re freshments. MR. EDISONS NEW ART. The Worlds Best Music. RE-CRE A T I O N Hear it at Wilson Jewelry Co. Where you find the best in everything. j j 1 On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Douglas were the host and hostess at a six o’clock din ner given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Will de Graffenreid, of Portsmouth, Va. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. de Graffen reid, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Quincey, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Dickerson and Mr. D. F. Kirkland. Next Saturday, December 2nd, is election day for Justice of the Peace. Uncle Jim Freeman needs your vote. Don’t forget him, please. Light yellow shepherd dog with lit tle white in breast. Return to W. D. Demery, Nicholls, Ga. CHmSTMAS SHOPPING Will be easy at TJljJf Our nice new snappy goods are coming in daily= Just what you will want for young or o!d= Full of merit and fair in price- Makeour store Headquarters- Let us help you decide the problems- Remember that we are con nected so we can get anything you want in two days time if we should 8 happen to be out of the article you f wish, and remember too that our | prices are positively the lowest. I Come in and‘‘Look” you are welcome. I Wilson Jewelry Co. I The Reliable Gift Store. I ullex\ Unepiece \ WINS 1 \thi perfect bifocal / TBAol\^ CKIWSOHiILE ®®tM£DtL[E CBOUND FROM ONt PIECE OF CLASS % For Comfortable easy seeing, you will find our Glasses superior to others be cause our advanced methods of examinations are superior. Our policy is To never Rest until we have the Best in everything. W. R. WILSON Optometrist and Optician. i nil mm 0n im P r ° ved llr I I |!i!Uf * j farm lands, at UiiLll liUiiiiUU ,ow rate of interest, and upon very desirable terms. By reason of the direct connection which I have loans can be handled without delay. : Union Banking E* \AI ‘DART DOUGLAS. Company Bldg 1 GEORGIA SAFETY FIRST Our first aim is safety, next to treat our customers fair and square , and loan them money according to their balances, and extend them any other favor that is consistent with sound banking. May we not have a portion of vour Banking business? We will appreciate it. FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK, Ambrose, Ga.