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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGL ASVlLLE, GEORGIA Social and Personal We are sorry to report R. S. Estes quite sick this Week. Mr. and Mrg J. D. Wi'son have moved to Ma iella. Mrs. .1. L. Seiman is in Atlan ta, a guest of her son, .Ernie. Mrs W. S Tomlin-on is re poked quite sick this week. Clifford Burton has accepted a position with Stewart Bros. Born Wednesday, to Mr. and M s. Jamie Telman of Atlanta, a. daughter. Mrs 0. T. Seiman was an At- j latita visitor VI ednesday. ! A number of Dougiasville Miss G adys Stewart spent the| I'copie nave a'tend ‘d the hotith- •week mid at Agnes Scott with Miss Rjsc Abercrombie. Mrs. J. N. Parsons left this week to j sin Mr. Parsons in North' Carol na, Mrs Maggie Skinner left this week to spend the winter with her brothor at Mobil >, Ala. Night Watchman Arrington has a genuine case of measles this week. Juhn MoKelvy of Birmingham, is visiting hi3 mother, Mrs. C P. .McKelvy. Mrs. Nannie Gaines of Rome, is a guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. L Seiman. Col D, S. Strickland made a professional trip to Marietta this week. Prof C. G. Brown is teaching for Prof. Thomas at Prays, who has an attack of measles. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Morris of Fair Play, were shopping in Dougiasville this week. Miss Ruth Bartlett of Dallas, is visiting Misses Bessie Frank and Hazel McLarty. Mrs, Astor Merritt has .re turned home after spending sev eral days with her mother, Mrs. Goldin, at Bremen. Miss Opal Duncan has re turned horns after a two weeks visit in At anta with her sister, Mrs, W. B. Estes. Mr. N. B. Dozier of Franklin. Ten a., spent part of this week with his daughter, Mrs. Z T. Dake. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Duncan returned Saturday from a two week's stay at St. Pete'Sburg, Fla., and Report a most enjoyable trip. Mrs. Z. T. Dake will leave Sat urday for Atlanta to spend a few weeks again in the Sani arim, taking treatment for stomach trouble and nervousness. eastern Land Show and Good Raads this week in Atlanta. Messrs A. Hail, A. L. Horn- buclde and F. J, Daniell of ViLn Rica, were in Dougiasulle Thursday. THE SENIOR CLASS OF T7 3y Marjorie Upshaw Here*8 to the class of of old* 17, Here's to the class I love Here’s to the one and only class Under the great above. May each of us dear class mates As we start on life’s w»de road, Be strong thrc we may brave the task And bear the heavy load We’ve been togteher, long, dear class mates. We’ve done the same old things From 'rithmetic to Geometry Played the games that recess brings. But now it is, the time has come When we must leave eace other When we must tread the road of life With trials, work and bother. Horse Shoeing - - 75c And other tilings in preportion. Get others prices then come and see me. I have the best horse shoes in Douglas County. 41-4 Coon Downs' Dear mates, tis hard, this parting Hut We kiiow tis tor the best. The classes before us did it. And we will do like the rest. Picture us one Year from now. Just where will we all be? Perhaps some teachers, some in college And who knows but what ’twill be. In a pretty little bungalow; A place that’s all her own, A fellow class mate lives, dears, And she calls it Home Sweet Home. Miss Mary Barber entertained the D. D. Club in a most delight ful manner Monday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. L. Perkins. As usual they spent the afternoon with their sawing. Hot chocolate and wafers 1 were served. The club will meet with Misses Edith and Lillian Dake Monday afterndnn. FRIEND 0? OURS VOU U. MEET INTYHS STORE X: FAIR AHO SQAIARE T ET me introduce you to Captain Courtesy. This cheerful chap is a member of this firm. He will be pleased to wait upon you with quality groceries that have been prop erly priced. You’ll be glad to meet him. There will be a piano and ex preseion recital at the School Auditorial on next Wednesday evening. Misses Davis and Mor gan will present a number of their pupils in a w 11 arranged program. The public is cordially invited to attend. Delay oc casioned by a break down Wed nesday makes in impractiable to publish a complete progrom, which consists of eighteen num bers. SAL-VET—the best Poultry and Stock remedy. J. L. Seiman & Son. HARRY EDGE THE CASH MAN ' V Bring your butter, chickens, eggs and other produce to Harry Edge, the cash man in Mathews building. Highest cash price paid. While then you can save ten percent on all groceries. W ANTED -S ove wood on sub scription at the Sentinel office. Valentines, Valentines, Valen tines at Joe McCarley’s. ‘Owing to the bad weather the Farmers Co-operative Fire In surance Co. have posponed their annual meeting until next Mon day, Feb. 12th, at 10 o’clock. J. W. House, Pres. Protem. M. J. Morris, Sect. Protem. Try the Trio for satisfactory dyeing, dry cleaning and laundry work. Joe McCarley, Agent. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears Signature of Money to Loan on Farms I can lend money on improved farm lands cheaper than any one else in the county. J. H. McLarly. Buggy for Sale. I have a buggy, in first-class condition I will sell cheap. See J. J. Daniel! Dougiasville Rt 2. 41-3 Elbert Daniell. Save Money. Horse Shoeing - - 75c And other things in proportion, Get others prices then come and see me, I have the best horse shoer in Douglas County. 41-4 Coon Downs. Don’ fail to see J. H. Smith when you want fresh groceries. He sells them cheap as anybody. Save Money. Mill end bleaching sheeting and flanelettes in 50c to $1.50 bundles. A great saving. N. B. & J. T. Duncan. New Shoe Shop I am now located at J. II. Smith’s store, and am prepared to do first class shoe work. W. C. Jones, 40-4t. Don’t fail to see J. H. Smith when you want fr ;sh groceries He sells them cheap as anybody. Help Wanted. Increasing our capicity, we want 10 young ladies, for clean work, pay well while leainirig. Apply in person at once to Super intendent. Douglas Hosiery Mills. Machine needles and shuttles for all machines at Joe McCar ley’s. Household Goods Sacru= ficed.. OLD WAYS VS. NEW You can buy for cash, at once, three dressers, wash si and, some comforts, sheets, table linen, 3 home-made quilts, new, and some other house furnishings at a sacrifice. Call or telephone Boatright Hotel, Dougiasville Notice. To All Whom it May Concern: I will not be responsible for any debts incurred by Mrs. Em ma Rice, my wife, after this date. Jan. 29th, 1917. 43:3 S. E. M. Rice, Mill end bleaching, sheeting and flanelettes in 50c and $1.50 bundles. N. B. & J. T. Duncan FOR SALE—Good, six room house and lot in Atlanta; only 4 blocks from Whitehall, with modern improvements. Dake &• McLarty. We are still selling Tanlac. Try it. J. L. Seiman & 5>on. We have no quarrel with the man who desires to conduct business as his grandfather did before him. But vve do insist that the more progressive a man is, the more Tilly does he take advantage of up-to-date Banking Fa cilities. Like every other live Institution we are picgres- iing— long sane, conservative lines and are therefore wi dening our sphere of usefulness with each successive month. Participate in this progress by opening an accc unt with us to-day. Farmers and Merchants Bank DEPOSITS INSURED Eat With Us ^0 better medium i riced cafe in the city. Stop and try i meal and you’ll come again. We serve only the best of everything. 55 W. Mitchell St. Atlanta ■-> y Li j uiiiUgt Albion Cafe ROUND TRIP $20. 85 Fr m Dougiasville to the INAUGURATON Of President Woodrow Wilson WASHINGTON D. G March 5, 1917 Tickets on Sale Mar. 1 =2-3-4 Good returning until Mar. 10, 1917. For further information Ask Ticket Agent. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Money to Loan On improved farm lands at low interest and long terms. E. S. Lumpkin, Lithia Springs, Ga. WANTED—A responsible man to sell Watkin products in Doug las connty. An opportunity to get into a profitable business of your own without investing one dollar in the goods you sell. Must be able to furnish team or auto and give personal b nd with two responsible surities. Apply C. E. Westbrook. Douglas- vile, Ga. 90-iuch sheeting—ble ached and brown, pillow tubing and pillow casing ready for you now. N. B. & J. T. Duncan. SAL-VET for your poultry and live stock if you want them to do well. J. L. Seiman & Son. Tax Notice Special. By order of the Comptroller Geaeral all town and city proper ty, both vacant and improved, must be returned by lot numbers and streets, also lot numbers must be given on all farm lands. So be sure to know your lot num ber when you return your taxes, tf J. W. Janies, T. R.' SAL-VET makes poultry and live stock healthly. We sell it. J. L. Seiman & Son. $25.00 week straight salary, to man with rig to introduce Poul try Remedies. Pay every week. Experience unneccessary, Eureka Mfg. Co. East St. Louis. Ill. FOR SALE-A good seven room house and one acre lot, well located in Douglasyille. Dake & McLarty. FOR SALE—A -good second hand cook stove cheap. See W. C. Jones at J. H. Smith’s Store. Towels of all grades 10c. up. N. B. & J. T. Duncan. 66 acres, new 4-room house, 25 acres in cultivation, balance good timber. Easy terms. Dake & McLarty. W. R. SMITH Contractor and Dealer in PAINTS, WALL PAPER, MANTLES and TILING. Dougiasville, - * Georgia Se my New Samples. Cood Ginghams, 10c yd in fast colors. N. B. & J. T. Duncan. Get a bottle of Tanlac—the most popular medicine on the market to day. J. L. Seiman & Son. We carry all kinds of automo bile accessaries. Smith-Harding Supply Co.