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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGIA Social and Personal Fred Duncan r in New York this week. 4 Mrs. N. B. Duncan was an Atlanta visitor Tuesday. See page ad of Selman’s one cent sale. A. C. Rudd and little daughter, Elizabeth, left Monday for a wisit at Richmond, Va. The swimming pool is finished , and Douglasyille is now in the ' city class. Mrs. Ruby Slatm of Atlanta, has been a guest this week of her mother, Mrs. W. A. James. Col. J. R. Hutcheson , is at tending court at Buchqpan this week. Quite a number of young peop- \J le enjoyed a moonlight picnic at Lithia Springs Wednesday night, Mrs. J. A. Smith of Lithia Springs was in Douglasville Thursday. W. M. Richardson of Villa Ri ca was a pleasant visitor' at the Sentinel offioeTuesday. j M. E. Geer, President of the J Lois Mill, is attending a meeting of cotton mill men at St Simons. R. N. Kirby of the Jonesboro News, was in Douglasville for the week end. Miss Rose Abercrombie has a3 her guest this week, Miss Eliza beth Miller, of Salisburg, N. C. The Sunbeams of the Baptist Church enjoyed a picnic at Litnia Springs one day last Week. Miss Bessie Roberts, who has been teaching at James, Ga., has returned home for the summer. Prof, W. C. Duncan writes to have his paper changed from Tarrytown, N. Y., to Douglas ville for the summer. The Douglasville 3rd nine boys played the Villa Rina boys at Villa Rica last Friday and re turned home victorious. 0. E. Mason spent Sunday with his father. W. G. Ma§on, who is quite sick at the Old Soldiers’ Home. Miss Ruth Hatchett of Pauline, S. C., is here on a visit to her sister Mrs. -J. M. Hatchett, Jr., who has been quite sick The inspector has passed on Douglasville’s qualifications, and free > ity mail delivery will go in to effect on July 1st. Messrs. D. W. Price, K. I. Keaton and J. C. James were all the old Vets, so far as we know, attending the Reunion from here, Mrs. H. G. Hall and children have returned home after a week’s visit with her mother, near Bremen. J. L. Perkins left Saturday for High Point N. C. where Mrs Perkins and little daughter have been visiting relative for several weeks, J Misses Alline Burton . and Edith Dake left Monday for Mil- ledgeville, to attend the summer session of the Georgia Normal and Industrial College. Mrs. R. E.' Hamilton has re turned home improAed in health after spending several weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs W. H. Malone at Villa Rica. Miss Inez Durham, who has been teaching at Fairburn the past year, has been chosen as one of the teachers in the Car- rollson public schools for the coming year. Miss Savanah Freemen spent the week end in Jonesboro with the family of her brother J. J, Freemen end was accompanied home by little Miss Isabel who will.spend several days here. Among the young men of this section resuming from College in the last few days are, J. JJ Camp, Lyman Morris of the Uni versity of Ga. and William Geer of Chick Sprsngs. Messrs. N, B. Duncan, J. W. Frank, S. A. Griffith, A. H. Mat thews, E. L, Hopkins. L. 0. Mc- Kelvey, J. H. Griffith, W. D. Meadows, Byron Kirby, Ji L, Perkins attended the reunion at Washington this week. 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. LOST—between the old E. M. Banks home and Dcuglasville or between Douglasville and Atlan ta last Sunday, a surgeon’s black bag, containing instruments and surgical dressing, with name Dr. F. M, Sutton stamped inside bag. Finder please retarn to Dr. D. Houseworth, Douglasville, or Dr, F. M. Sutton, 1101 Flat Iron Building at Atlanta, and get re ward. SHEER CARELESSNESS Losses by fire, theft and other calamities not to mention resulting from SHEER CARELESSNESS, total millions of dollars every year, just because people-like you perhaps have refused to protect their pers onal property at the trifling cost of ONE CENT a day. Your turn to lose may come next unless you heed this warning before it is too late Farmers and Merchants Bank DEPOSITS INSURED Money To Loan T , . . . We are in a position to handle High grade Blue Dennim Over- good long time loans on farm or alls at the old price ^1-00 per j c jj-y 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 & MeCleskey Reynolds Bldg v Marietta, Ga. pair. Banks Bros. Messrs, J. M. and Gordon Banks are just in receipt of a letter from their sister, Mrs. 0. 0. Stovall, of Coalgats, Okla., stating they were in the wake of last week’s tornado, and their home was completely destroyed, but by means of a storm pit the family was uninjuried. The local W. C. T. U’s are planning to make ‘comfort bags’ for the Douglas county boys who are enlisted. A meeting will be^ /■ held at the home of Mrs. F M. Stewart on Friday, June the 15th and all who-would like to help are urged to be present. A more de tailed account will be published nextweek. 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. FREE any one wanting disin fectant for sanitary ^purposes about their homes can get same free at the light plant. Big line men’s felt hats from $1.25 to $2.50. They are bar gains. Banks Bros. Everybody needs Bed-bug Kil ler about once a year. Get it at J. L. SELMAN & SON. Job lot ladies’ slippers in small sizes almost at your own price. Banks Bros. NOTICE Owing to the high price of nails and shoes, we are compelled to go to $1.00 for shoeing on Monday, June 11th. A. H. Moody H. L. Downs L. H. Baldwin SALVET is the best remedy for your live stock. Get it at Selman’s Drug store. .FORSALE CHEAP-Onegood horse, about 8 years old, 6-3 W, W, Johnston. NOTICE-All Light and Water bills must be paid by the 20th or vou’ll be cut out. For real bargains, Sel man’s “One Cent” Sale beats them all. It will begin June th 15 and run Friday, Saturday and Monday. Several second hand sewing machines. Singers, Domestics and other standard makes, in good condition. Will sell cheap and on easy payments. Banks Bros. Two articles for the price of one plus one cent at J. L. Selman & Son’s June 15-16-18. Don’t miss it. Two 10c articles for 11c; two dollar articles for $1.01, -etc., during the three days “One Cent” Sale beginning June 15th at Selman.s. How to Buy $50 Liberty Loan Bond of U. S. in Installments Here is how to buy a $50 Liberty bond in installments, as prescribed by the government One dollar deposit is required when the official applica tion blank is signed and filed with the Federal Reserve bank or other authorized agency. June 16 the government will give notification whether the bond has been allotted. If not, the deposit will be re turned. June 28 pay $9 through the agency where the applica tion was filed. July 30 pay $10. August 15 pay $15. August 30 pay $15. When the second payment is made an official certificate will be given. When all payments have been made the bond will bs delivered, The $50 bonds have coupons which call for the pay ment of $L75 interest yearly, half on June 15 and the rest Dee. 15. They run for 30 years, though they may be re deemed after 15 years. Try the Trio for satisfactory dyeing, dry cleaning and laundry work. Joe McCarlev, Agent. Don’t fail to see J. H. Smith when you want fresh groceries He sells them cheap as anybody. THOROUGHBRED Herefords for sale by J. W. Hendrix, 3 miles east of Douglasville. Any age, both male and female. 8-4 Get PotatOe Bug Killer. It does the work. J. L. Selman & Son. 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. 66 acres, new 4-room house, 25 acres in cultivation, balance good timber. Easy terms. Dake & McLarty. A pint size of Bed-bug Killer atSelman’s for 25c. It’s guaran teed to do the work. Get Bed-bug Killer at J. L. Selman & Son’s. It does the word. Goto Almand & McKoy for Slot Scooters at 6 l-2c. 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, OFFICIAL JHRECTORY Douglas County Ordinary, J- H. McLarty Sheriff, A. S, Baggett Superior Court Clerk, T. L. Pitt man Tax Collector, R. C, Morris Tax Receiver, J. W, James Treasurer, W. S. Rtgsn Co. Supt. Schools, G. T, McLarty Co. Chmmissioners, A. S. Gres ham, J. H. Willoughby, S. L. Hembree Board of Education, W. M. Mor ris, J. T. Giles, Pat H. Winn Town of Douglasville Mayor, V. R. Smith Mayor Protem, Z. T. Dake Clerk, J. E. Phillips Marshall, S. A. McGouirk Night Watchman, J. C. Arring ton Supt. Schools, W. H. Butler School Trustees: M. E. Geer, Chairman, J. T. Duncan, Secty., F. M. Stewart, P. D, Selman, W, C. Abercrombie CHURCHES NOTICE Owing to the hi^h price of nails and shoes, we are compelled to go to $1.00 for sheing on Monday, June 11th. A. H. Moody H. L. Downs L. H. Baldwin Methodist Pastor, Rev. J. C. Atkinson Preaching every Sunday morn ing and night. S. S. Supt., G. T. McLarty S. S. every Sunday at 10 o’clock Baptist No Pastor at present S. S. Supt., J. E. Phillips S, S. every Sunday at 10 o’clock Lois Mill Church Pastor, Dr. J. T. Gibson Preaching every 2nd and 4th Sunday. S. S. Supt., J, F. Long S. S. meets every Sunday at 2:30 p. m. NEW YORK And Return $37.50 Going and Returning same route $40.00 Going Via Any Direct Route Returning Same or Any Other DIRECT ROUTE Also diverse route to New York via rail and waetr, and to Boston via all rail and rail-wtaer routes. Southern Railway System