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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGIA Social and Personal W. D. Stylus was in Atlanta Monday on business. Mrs. J. R. Duncan was an At lanta visitor Wednesday.' J, E. Baldwin of Rt 4, was a Sentinel visitor Tuesday. Mrs. P. D. Selman and children spent the week end in Atlanta. J. J. Freeman madeabusiness trip to Jonesboro Saturday. R. M. Johnston of Win3ton, was in Douglasville Monday. Mrs. N. D. Burton was an At lanta visitor Saturday. W. H. Hudson of McWhorter, was here Saturday. Miss Nannie Love Selman was an Atlanta visitor Tuesday. * Our last week’s honor roll was crowded out but it appears this week. Miss Lillian Dake spent the week end in Atlanta .with h&r mother, who is at the Sanitarium. Hon. A. R. Dodson of Buchan an, former editor of the Tribune, spent Monday here on business, J. J. Kirby, who is -spending some time in Macon, came home for the week end. Miss Olive Balis, after eight weeks’ illness in Wesley Hospital returned home last Saturday, Mrs. W. D. Styles left Tues day for Boaz, Ala., to the bed' side of her sister, Mrs. Carne3. The new Board of Trustees or ganized this week, electing M E. Geer Chairmen, and J. T, Duncan Secretary & Treasurer, B. F. Roland happened to the ^serious accident of getting his “Miss Fearless & Co.” the play given by the Senior class Monday evening, drew a large crowd. A neat sum was realized and the audience highly enter- ined. The class Vill go to Tal lapoosa Friday bight and give the play there. The Band Concert last Thurs day night was well attended and was thorughly enjoyed by the large audience. A number of splendid selections were rendered by the band and the reading by Miss Vera Morgan, the playing of Miss Marie Davis and the singing of Miss Edith - Dake were enjoyable features of the evening. CLASSIFIED APS arm brol en Friday morning, while cranking his Ford. Mrs, L. C. Butler returned to Rex, Ga , Monday, after spend ing some time here with her son, Prof. W. H. Butler. Mrs. J. W. House is reported to be doing nicely after a success ful operation at Davis-Fischer Sanitarium. Friends of Mrs. H. M. Upshaw will be glad to know she is im proving from her recent serious accident. Several items are carried over till next week, to make room for the County Audit and Grand Jury Presentments. Mrs! Carl Hoffman of Charles ton, S. C., is spending some time with her mother, Mrs. J. M. Baggett. Miss Flora Blalock had as her guests Sunday, her mother,-her sisters, Misses Lizzie Mae and Gertrude, and her uncle, Hon, A. C. Blalock, all of Jonesboro Dr. and Mrs. D. Houseworth and daughter, Miss Mary, motored to Monroe Sunday and spent the day with Miss Hattie, who is in school there. Money to Loan on Farms I can lend money on improved farm lands cheaper than any one else in the county. J. H. McLarty. 6on’ fail to see J. H. Smith when you want fresh groceries. He sells.them cheap as anybody. We call the attention of our customers to -the fact that we cannot now sedure cars except on signed contracts. If you are going to want a car any time soon See us. Duncan & Selman. Go to J. C. McCarley’s for your Sunday Journal. 5c. Lanius Dake, L. A. Farm For Rent Or Sale I have just bought a good little farm in Chapel Hill community. Would like to have a good tenant or purchaser. E S. Lumpkin, - Lithia Springs.- Special Prices Plow lines, full length 30c pr. 1 one Star Hames 85c " Red Top 6 inch back band?. 50c, Single bit axes, while they last* 75c, New Club Shells 50c. Blacksmith Blowers $13.00 Axe Handles 15c. ALM AND & McKOY Money to Loan On improved farm lands at low interest and long terms. E. S. Lumpkin, Lithia Springs, Ga. Get seed oats at Stewart'Bros, FOR SALE-A good seven room house and one acre lot, well located in Douglasville. Dake & McLarty. Try the Trio for satisfactory dyeing, dry cleaning and laundry work. Joe*McCarley, Agent. We carry all kinds of automo bile accessaries. Smith-Harding Supply Co. Stewart Bros, are headquar ters for garden seed. If you want a good hat, get a ‘Swan” at Stewart Brothers. Attract Money in the shape of deposits, a Banl stitution must be able to gibe assurance of solid business prf unvatying courteous attention,1 service capable of fulfilling evet quirement of its patrons. The personnel of our Boad of Dil assures the carrying out of sotml ness policy, and our continuous grl of satisfied customers is evidence oj ability and willingness to please. Farmers and Merchants Ban| DEPOSITS INSURED Hotel and Cafe Combined I am now running my hotel for rooming purposes only and furn ishing meals at my restaurant. Can give you rooms for 25c and 50c. Meals to suit you. L. E. Roberts. do to Upshaw Br for your Acid and ageand all first els tilizer Materia will mix you a| you want. For Sale One full blood Jersey bull calf. 48-4 Flat Ro k School. Hot Weiners and Hamburger from 6:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Roberts’ Cafe, Notice We are now ready to cull your Cotton Seed at Winston, Villa Rica and Temple. All cullers have been repaired and are good shape. Villa Rica Cotton Oil Co. FOR SALE—I have a few more of my improved Cotton Seed at $1.50 per bu. It is the earliest big boll cotton tested in last three years, J. F. Meadows Rt 3. 49-3 Muslin undywear of all kinds and prices at N. B. & J. T Duncan. 66 acres, new 4-room house, 25 acres in cultivation, balance good timber, Easy terms. Dake & McLarty All City Licenc 1917 were due Mai and must be paid at V. R. Smith, Mi J. E. Phillips, cl See me for subscriptid Rail Spliter and Menl clubs of 4. both papers f<J 50 3 f. ; LOST Between the & Merchants Bank and m j one pink work bag, coll silver thimble, shuttle sors. Finder please ret get rewerd. Maryf Just recieved shipment of Ladies’ Suits, $10 to $22.50 N. B. & J. T. Duncon. Seed Peanuts. Little Spanish or Imported Va riety at J. C. McCarley’s. Horse shoeing at W. D. & E, L. Wortham’s Shop at 70 cts. all round. All other work in pro portion, at Dou'ilasville. 47-4 Col. and Mrs. D. S. Strickland had as their guests Sunday, the Colonel’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W, Strickland, and sister, Miss Ina, of Buchanan. Col. J. R. Hutcheson spent this week’in Jacksonville, Fla., on professional business, and was successful in winning suit for his client. fax 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. James, T, R. Ea&er Sale of New Spring wea Which Brings a Saving to You of 1-3 to 1-2 Two Groups of Fashionable NEW SPRING SUITS ^ $12.45 and $14.95 Don’t fail to see J. H. Smith when you want fresh groceries He sells them cheap as anybody. Messrs. T. D. Pickell and W. J. Gower, accompanied by Misses Nannie Love Selman, Opal Dun can and Edith Dake, motored to Rome and Cave Springs Sunday. Laces, Embroideries of all kinds at N. B. & J. T. Duncan. We are publishing the Audi- tor's report on Douglas county week in part Q. Go to Upshaw Brothers for your Acid and Tank- Smart looking Suits—just arrived from the New York fashion centers. Serges, gab- ^ j U ardines and mannish materials—smart buttons and heavy machine stitching add the \ cleverfiniehingtoucr.es; silk collars, pleated or plain tailored. Exceedingly Clever Styles in Silk Dresses $5.75 $7.95 $9.95 Beautiful dresses of silk poplin, crepe de chine and taffeta-copen, navy, gold, mustardj grey and black. Many smart coat effects are shown. TRIMMED HATS $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 A wonderful collection of medium, small and large effects showing the very newest ideas the New York shops have brought out. There are all of the new colors and black to select from. Girls* Easter Hats $1.45 $1.95 The shapes and colors are exceedingly pretty and all the new colors are included SHOES FOR EASTER 1-3 LES! Women’s White Boots The newest high lace boots for spring worth 1-3 more $5.60 Girls’ white Boots, White celluloid and rubber soles, style showing kid tip and trimming $2 00 and I