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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGIA. ! Social and Personal Miss Grace Morris, is visiting relatives in Atlanta. Miss Thelma Radcliffe of Greenville is visiting friends here Roy. James of the 6th Rege- o ment Band was out for Com mencement. Dr. and Mrs J. T. Gibson of Waco attended Commencement here this week. Miss Lois Watson of Mabelton is spending some time here with her father M. B. Watson. Mrs M. E. Ward left this week for Cordele where she will spend some time. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Selman were out from Atlanta for com mencement. ft Miss Mildred Selman from De. catur, attended j commencement here. Miss Alline iSimmons of Col lege Park is a guest of miss Mar jorie Upshaw. Miss Marjorie Hoduett of Han The following received diplo mas from the colored high school Wednesday night: Euros Knight Claud Garrison, Sedora Clark, Laura Long, 7 We are pleased to learn that D. W. Smith who did faithful work with the Sentinel for four years is now connected with the Bremen Gateway. Mr N. B Dozier of Franklin Tennessee attended Commence ment to witness the graduation of his granddaughter Miss Edith Dake. Messers W, J. Camp A. J. Brown Misses Mary Housewofth and Ruby Dorris were among those from Douglas County att ending commencment at Monroe. The Lois Mill school held inter esting excercises at the East Dougiasville Church on last Saturday night, and our corres pondent from the villige in this CLASSIFIED ADS Money to Loan on Farms I can lend money on improved farm lands cheaper than any one else in the county. J. H. McLarty. Go to Almand & McKoy for Slot Scooters at 6 l-2e. Don’ fail to see J. H. Smith when you want fresh groceries. He sells them cheap as anybody, Go to J. C. McCarley’s for your Sunday Journal. 5c. Lanius Dake, L. A. High grade Blue Dennim Over alls at the old price—$1.00 per pair. Banks Bros. weeks letter speaks most highly last of the work by Miss Alline Bur- New Club Shells Special Prices Plow lines, full length 30c pr. I one Star Ilames 85c “ Red Top 6 inch back band". 60c. Single bit axes, while they 75c, 60c. nah is the guest of the family of ton the popular teacher of that Blacksmith Blowers her aunt Mrs N. B. Duncan. Miss Mary Pea :e has returned home after an extended visit to LaFayette Ala. The annual singing will occur 0 at Ephesus on next Sunday, Ev ery body come. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Henderson and Mrs C. L. James of Griffin spent the week end with Mr and MrsJ. W. Burnett and family We are glad to report that Mrs H. V. Johnson who has been qu ite ill for the past week is able to be up again. Mrs L. C. Upshaw and daugh ter Miss Carol} n left Wednesday for Forsyth io attend the Bessie Tift commencement. Mrs G. B, Lindsey and daugh ter Miss Oneal of Atlanta were commencment visators here this week. MrsW. B. Estes of Atlanta is spending the week with her parents Mr. and MrsN. B. Dun can. Friends of Mrs. F. M, Stewart are glad to know that she has re turned from the sanitarium very much improved. Rev. A. B. Rudd of Richmond Va., brother of A. C. Rudd, will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday morning. FREE any one wanting disin fectant for sanitary purposes about their home3 can get same free at the light plant. The Dougiasville colored school has had interesting commence ment programs this week and clo ses a successful years work. The Ciyic League is progress ing nicely with the work on the o Swimming Pool and it will be ready for use in a few days, Miss Hattie Housworth, Varn'r Camp and Miss Lillie Brown have returned home from the A. .& M. School at Monroe, the last two having graduated this term. ' Marshall McGouirk with a squad of hands' is doing some 0 good, work on the sidewalks and will have them ready for inspec tion in a few'days- school. Col. W. T. Roberts of Wash ington, D. C. spent a few days here last week with friends. T. A, Jackson has returned from the Sanitarium very much improved, to the delight of his friends. Miss Pearl Price, who has been teaching at Calhoun, is at home ior the summer. R. B. Hichcock of Taylorsville, and Mrs. F. A. rvorman of Ara gon, attended the funeral Wed nesday of - their sister, Mrs MoCarley. Miss Irene Edwards entertain ed the Senior Clrss with a dinner party Monday. T. J. Jenkins of Rockmart was among those out of town attend ing the funeral of Mrs. McCarley. Bruce Hall of Villa Rica is spending the week at the home of his brother, H. G. Hal!. The Council Monday night or dered the sidewalk on Broad St. concreted which will add greatly to the appearance of the busi ness section. Members of the faculty of Dougiasville high school, who live away from here have retur ned to their homes for the sum mer, most ot them will return ! will east their lots else- $13.00 Axe Handles 15c. ALMAND & McKOY A HEALTHY COMMUNITY Idlers and spendthrifts are diseased germs" in the blood of the community. They are parasites striving to destroy what others are trying to make well and strong. If you would be one of the health corpuscles start a Bank account—you will be doing your duty to your community, to your home, and above all, to yourself. . Large and small accounts are welcomed at this institution. Farmers and Merchants Bank DEPOSITS INSURED Money To Loan We are expecting ten thous and Nancy Hall Potatoe Slips Friday. Banks Bros. Go to J. L. Selman & Son for SALVET, the best stock remedy on the market. Seed Peanuts. Little Spanish or Imported Va riety at J. C. McCarley’s. Get Potatoe Bug Killer. It does the. work. J. L. Selman & Son. We are in a position to handle good long time loans on farm or city property to responsible par ties, at reasonable rates. If you want to borrow money see us. Send for our list of farms for sale. Holland & McCleskey Reynolds Bldg., Marietta, Ga. FOR SALE CHEAP .-One good horse, about 8 years old. 6-3 W. W, Johnston. NOTICE-All Light and Water bills must be paid by the 20th or you’ll be cut out. M’CAULEY SAYS HE HAS GAINED 15 LBS ‘Tanlac Has Made a Real Farmer of Me Once Morey” He Says “I FOR SALE CHEAP-a good horse and buggy. Call on or address C. E. Westbrooks, Doug- lasville, Ga. 6-2 Big line men’s felt hats from $1.26 to $2.60. They are bar gains. Banks Bros. Big A The road crew came through, piled the rocks in the road, jumped the gullies and holes and are gone, and lo, our roads are in bad shape yet. We are beginning to see some sigr^s of better times—huckle berries are beginning to ripen. It won’t scare us so bad to see our friends coming to spend the day with us. We can go to the woods and graze for dinner. Corn is doing very well in our country but no one has cotton a plenty. Rev. J. I, Abercrombie spent Fridas night with B. A. Hudson. Kinnie Smith spent the week end with Horace Boyd of King’s Highway, I. G. Smith spent Sunday with Alf Smith on the river. L. S. Lambert, and family spent Sunday with his mother near Liberty. Mr. and Mrs. Lone Butler spent Sunday with Mr. Butler's father near Bill Arp, The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thrasher was buried at Prays Mill Saturday. A Mr. Bearden was buried at the same place Sunday. The funerals were conducted by Rev. Duck worth and the Woodmen of the World. L. K. W. Everybody needs Bed-bug Kil ler about once a year. Get it at J. L. SEI.MAN & SON. Job lot ladies’ slippers in small sizes almost at your own price. Banks Bros. SALVET is the best remedy for your Jive stock. Get it at Selman’s Drug store. Money to Loan On^ improved farm lands at low interest arid long terms, E. S. Lumpkin, riiUjlitilHtik Try the Trio for satisfactory dyeing, dry cleaning and laundry work. Joe McCarley, Agent. Don’t fail to see J. H. Smith when you want fresh groceries He sells them cheap as anybody. Several second hand sewing machines. Singers, Domestics and other standard makes, in good condition. Will sell cheap and on easy payments. Banks Bros. Go to Almand & McKoy for Slot Scooters at 6 l-2c. New Spring goods of all kinds, dress goods, notion, those snappy kid boots, hats, both felt and Btraw, everything you will need for the good old summer time. Upshaw Bros. Go to Almand & McKoy for Slot Scooters at 6 l-2c. Get Amber Cane, Orange Cane and velvet bean seed for sowing or planting at H. Q. Nichols. Our stock of shoes for men, women and children in all'leather and canvass is full. Come and see them. J. Groodzinsky. Get Bed-bug Killer at J. L. Selman & Son’s. It does the Don’t wait till your potatoes are eaten up by the bugs, but get Potatoe Bug Killer at Sel man’s Drug Store at once. FOR SALE—or will trade for sr/.aller farm, a good 100 acre farm with 1 6-room house, one 3-room tenant house. Lies well and free from rock. Dake & McLarty, You Can buy the famous Cole Planters and fertilizer distribu tors from Upshaw Bros. A pint size of Bed-bug Killer atSelman’s for26c. It’s guaran teed to do the work. A new Shipment of all the latest paterns in men’s and boys’ suits just received at J. Grood- zinsky’s. Money to Lend We make loans on improved real estate for terms of five, sev en or ten years, at 51-2% interest and up. Payments made to suit borrower. Hutcheson & Merritt. Office in Hutcheson Building, You can buy the famous Cole Planters and -fertilizer distribu tors from Upshaw Bros. Go to Almand & McKoy for Slot Scooters at 6 l-2c. New spring goods of all kinds. Dress good, notions, those snap py Kid boots, hats, both felt and straw, everything you will need for the good old summer time. Upshaw Bros. See us for Millinery. We have all the latest styles for women J and children. J. groodzinsky^ suffered with stomach trouble for twenty years, but I tell you, young man, this Tanlac medicine has about ended my trouble, and what’s more than th t, I’ve gained fifteen pounds since I began taking it” said J. H. McCauley, a well-known and highly respected farmer of Dade county, Georgia, in talking to the Tanlac representative at the Live & Let Live Drug Company, Chattanooga. “Just think of a farmer hav ing to live on raw eggs and the like. Farming is hard work.’ and a man ought to have plenty of good, substantial food to keep going. But raw eggs was just about all I could eat, for my stomach was in such a bad shape it couldn't stand much of any thing. If I did eat much I would have to pay for it afterward. Thu pit of my stomach was as sore as a boil and at times l would almost choke with gas on' my stomach. I got so weak I could hardly stand on my feet— much less work. 1 was constipated most of the time and had dreadful dizzy spells. I’ve always said farm life was the happiest life of all, but I tell you, a man in the shape I was in couldn’t get much en joyment out of it. “I tried one kind of medicine after another, but none of it did me any good until I got hold of Tanlac. I began taking it and felt better from the first three or four doses. My appetite picked up and I began to eat things 1 hadn’/ 1 : touched in months, and everything tasted good and agreed with me. “When I began taking Tanlac I weighed 137 pounds, but I've been gaining steadily every since and now I weigh 162 pounds, which is a gain of fifteen pounds. I am not bothered with pains in my stomach any longer and feel good in eyery way—jus| like I had been made all ove| again. I’m not constipated lik I was. am no longer nervous and feel stronger than I have in years. I am now able to work' in the field from sunrise to sun set. I go to bed early and sleeji good all n’ght, and wake up nef reorning feeling like a sixte£ vear-old. I’ve taken four b| ties of the medicine. “Tanlachas made areal fa^ er of me again, and you do know how happy I am. I j| feel like telling everyone I J what a wonderful thing it is. ] Tanlac is sold exclusively Dougiasville by J. L. Selma Son. (adv