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might dish about Mexico, l(J though, i- fit. cussing um for these Columns, know then that Qer. •fTATION-Dismission from Adminis- Mtttiou. A- Douglas County Whereas. J. M. Banks, Administn- .jl of K. E Mason, represents to the oil * in his petition, duly filed and onte red on record, thathu has adminis- • red K. E. Mason,a estate: This is, therefore, to cite all| erson- : >.:cerned, kindred and credittAs, to . cause, if any they can, why said , I Minis*.;ator should not be discharg 'd from hisadministration, and receive :ersot Dismission on the liist Mon- ^,.j ui February, 1917. This January 1st 1917. J. H. McLarty. Ordinary. Application for Guar dianship. leorgia, Douglas County. To All Whom it May Concern: E. D. Parson having applied for guardianship of the property of W. E. " Imer, an insa. e pert-on, who has been by a J y of said County reg ularly committed to the Georgia State ) ounitarium and is now an inmate there of, the said W. K. P.iliner having an interest as an heir at law in the estate of his father, W. M. Pal- mci, lateof Paulding County, Georgia, deceased. Notice is given that said a'miica.Lion will be It taro at my office •»t In o’clock a. rn,, on the first Mon (‘ay in Febrmary, next, inis Jany, 8th 1917. m J.H.McLirty, '''’•dinary and Exofficio Clerk C. 0. Rule Nisi: E0RG1A—Douglas County. *>ouglas Superior Court March term, 1917 Foreclosure of Attorneys lien on re alty. W. T. Roberts & J. R. Hutcheson bwes every man a r J. S Lehman It being represented to the court by ‘ the petition of W. T. Roberts and J. R Hutcheson that they claim a lien as attorneys at law on the following des- i ibed realty us the property of J. S' Lehman and against said J. S. Lehman and said property parts of land )ot3 number 154, 155, 163 and 164 in the 1st. district of originally Carroll, now but some are too Douglas, County, Ga. containing in the J collect their bills. llta the kn '.vs |inues tn advance weights, like the s on their own fat. ANNOUNCEMENTS For Mayor. To the Voters of Douglasville: I announce mi self a candidate for Mayor subject to the white primary to be held Wednesday. Jan. 24th. If you elect mt I promise to serve you to the best of my ability ard wor 1 for the best in f erest of the town. V. it. Smith. For Marshall To the voters of Douglasville. 1 am a candidate tor Mai- shall subject to the City Prima ry when tailed, and will greatly appreciate your votes and influ ence. 8. A- McGuoirk. Half Your l.fvlng Without Money Cost /. kight or wrong start In 1917 will nt/e or break mart farmers In tho iouth. Wo tro ail faring a crisis, i’hls war in Europe p M ts things In | uch C vt r.c man can j oresce the futtfrt w-tli any degree of ! le&rness. , The sure av. 1 rrrtrin fr.croase In C/tton acror.^j m ens lower cotton I vices ne::t C *•: (' r. I food and ia:n prouuoi. • >..j,n, to high that o one can uffo d buy and expect ray out with < -I'd a tin:o r’ ■*v aln and fj. For City Clerk. To the voters of Douglasville: I hereby announce my candi dacy for re-election to the office of city clerk, subject to t ie pri mary when called. I will appre ciate your support. J. J. Freeman. For City Clerk. To the voters of Douglasville. After due consideration, I have decided to mane the race for city clerk. Subject to the pri mary when called. I have lived here for thirty five years and will appreciate your help, ard if elected I assure you no one will regret having yo.ed for me. J. E. Phillips. of x a .bargain Jweek. Read the |nd it. blair e the other I probably doin,. tiie hi B. a Real Garden, Kept Through Season, Hasting*. •aye — (Special) — "The to permanent farm ..''•outh In the ‘store food and grain that b* (frown on every says H. G. Hastings, the Southeaster* Fair i •( the Georgia Cham- , In an interview on lltlons in this terri- * says Mr. Hostings, and planted, and r throughout the season, i to decrease store bills farmer can do. ! what I term ‘one to, gardens with i of beans, a few nd tomaito plants, off to one cor al gardening any |er’s first drawing slate, is fine folks' generally den seriously, when “* the right Kind of g a full klne of busy all season, of furnishing at of the fariily. seen a ‘one ciop’ sec- what particular one that did not )have a 1 with poorf school j and home*. diversified | have the signs of j all over it, j every farm in i .versified sections! honored the world aggregate 358 acres, moieor less and known as the John W. Nixon old place near Alexanders old mill on Sweet water creek in said County, for the sum of $200.00 for successfully sus taining defense of said Lcham to a 8iii.t brought for the recovery of said land by E. E, Nixon, et al, heirs at law of John W. Nixon; ami that said sum of money is due and unpaid; and that the said J. S. Lehman fails and re fuse** to pay the same although de mand has been made therefor. It is ordered that the said J. S. Lehman do pay into this court by the i first day of March term, 1917, of said Court, the principal, interest and cost •lue to said plaintiffs, or show cause, il any he has, to the contrary, or that in def ault thereof foreclosure be grant ed to the sa*d W. T, Roberts and J. R. Hutcheson on said <ein and the equity of redemption of the said J. S. Lehman therein be foreyer barred, and that service of this rule be per fected on said J. S Lehman by publi cation pursuant te law, by publication of this order and the following notice: To J. S. Lehman of Elkhart, Indiana: You are hereby commanded to be and appearat the next teim of Douglas Superior Court then and there to answer the above named suit and fore closure proceedings. This 8th day of January, 1917. A. L. Bartlett, J. S. C. T. C. Witness Hon A. L. Bartlett Judge said Court. This Jan. 9th, 1917* T. L. Pittman, Clerk, For Marshall. To the Voters of Douglasville. I announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of Marshall, subject to the city pri mal when called, 1 w'll appre ciate your voto and influence. J. E.D vis. kept sure i [lying ' look,' oat FAIR AND SQUARE Y OUR money’s worth is the fairest proposition that can be made by any merchant to the .buying pub lic. Tnat is wliat I promise you. I will serve you with the choicest food stuffs ever packaged or weighed oit. Phone 132. EDGE 'hern to play lO-ib l '0 food, ' ‘c l on your .n a'.res; ie c ,, o ih ; Llc-ro bill. A good ci c.G.1 Je:i gicur.d, Z y .\\y plai ted ri«’it!y tended and :/>. c'l the ;■ u lvand, can ho *ide to puy : vr hvfng. It will vo you more n-onoy tli*n you made i tV»» * oi cotton y m ■ver ^rewf Hastings' Vtil Seed Boch tells all '*out the right kind of n troncy eav- ng garden r 1 *li vegetables to put u it. It teli* uMOtit the i*clu crops as well and shown you rltrr ’•oad to eal farm proap-n-.}. It’s Free. Send »r it today to ?•!. G. HASTINGS CO^ Manta, Ga.—Advt. For a Stained Chafing Dish. Tho green ai.J blue stains left by the fumes of the alcohol lamp on a chafing dish c*** be removed by rub bing with » tuil doCi moistened with ammonia SUCCESS WEALTH INVESTMENTS APPLICATION^ f" ECONOMY AWV Afffll i,MT WCtyDl 1 ! I I EMPLOYMIiMT 'w i//" 1 Jjl CLIfflB TliF UPDER TO By Firmly Grasping Each Rung! Be In Finest All The Way And You’ll Reach Success at an .Early Day Dreadful Possibility. Little Margie had heard her Sunday school teacher speak of backaliding, and one rainy Sabbath morning her mother thought it best for her not to- attend Sunday school. "But I’ve just got to go, mamma,” said Margfe. "Teacher says if we do not com* every Sunday our backs wiK slide.” Determining Value of Coal. Music. The relative values of various kinds Music, when combined with * pleas- of coal are determined by X-rays with unable idea, Is poetry; music without a method invented by French scleu- Idea is simply music; the idea tists. without the music is prose from It* **ry definiteness.—Edgar Allan Poa. January Clearance Sales of For City Clerk. To the Voters of Douglasville. After talking with a number of friends, who pledged me their support, I have decided to an nounce mysel f a candidate for the office of City Clerk, “ubject to the pr mary when ordered. 1 nave at all times, as clerk in the Post Office, done all 1 could to accommodate and serve the pat rons of the office, and now being out of that place, I respectfully ask your support in the coming primary. I am an old Veteran, and having no other business to look after, can give my whole time to the City, and I promise if elected to do so, and 1 fuither promise that those voting foi me shall have no cause to regret it Hope you will give my candidacy due conddera’.ion then vote for the man you think most suitable. B. F. Hagin. CITATION-YEAR’S SUPPORT. Georgia, Douglas County. The return of the appraisers setting apart twelve months’ support to the family of M. M. Herring, deceased, having been filed in my ofiice, all per sona concerned are cit'-d to show cause by the5lhday of Februrary 1917 why said application for twelve months’ support should not begranted. This January 1st 1917. J. K. McLARTY. Ordinary. Womens Suits Dresses—Coats Misses and Girls’ Dresses—Coats Men’s and Boys’ Clothing—Hats Millinery Shoes It is a fad that at all times, 'our prices are 1-3 to 1-2 lower than elsewhere and when ever we hold a clear ance sale our prices are lowered to a point that can-not be equal led. Sale will continue through January and covers your every need with the bed winter merchandise, that is absolutely, reliable in every way. SMITH & HIGGINS citation, dismission from ADMINISTRATION. Georgia, Douglaa County. Whereas, Mias J. D. Enterkin. administratrix of G. W. Enlerkin, represents to the court in her petition, duly filed and entered on record, that she has full; administered G. W. Entcrkin’a estate. This is, therefore, to cite a<l per sons concerned, kindred and credi tors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administratrix should not be discharged from h^Majnlatratio and receive letter^^HB*^n os Cleaning House for Spring WINTER STOCKS MUST BE SWEPT OUT All of the accumulations of winter goods mud be moved from our shelves during the next few days Outings 10c Drills 10c Hats $1.25 to 2.50 Shoes J1.00 to R00 Wool Serges 42c Ladies and Misses Sweaters, Coats and a few CoaljSuits at cost. JNRoofiM^-ply $1.70 per roll i us for evet^flGhii^Bphandise * wv l