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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGIA Social and Personal I Miss Lilia Freeman was an At: President W. W. Heaton, of lanta visitor Monday. Thos. H. Phillips was out from the officers’ training camp for Sunday. . D. W. Smith of the Bremen Gateway,, spent Sunday in Douglasville. Hiram Kirby spent Sunday in Jonesboro with his brother, N. Kirby. Miss Gladys Stewart has re turned from a pleasant visit with friends at Rockmart. Fred Duncan returned home Monday from a week’s stay in New York- The bright Star Sunday school will celebrate Children’s Day next Sunday. Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs. Moore and Miss Hattie Whitley of Atlanta, are guests of Mrs. G. H. Turner. Dr. J. L. Selman has just re turned from a visit to his son, Dr. Guy Selman, at Nashville, Ga. John Burton of Nashville. Tenn., is spending several davs here with relatives. Mrs. B. F. Burton is spending several days in Atlanta with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garth, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Duncan and Mrs; Z. T. Dake motored to Atlanta Wednesday. G. E. Merritt of Atlanta, spent part of this week here as a guest of Col. Astor Merrett. Clifford Darden left Wednes day for Union Point to attend the marriage of his brother, Miss Pauline Selman is spend: ing some time with friends and relatives at Nashville, Ga. Misses Minnie McLarty and Mittie Palmer will leave Friday for South Georgia and Florida for a ten days’ vacation. - Mrs. Martha Pickell and Mrs. Goodwin of Lenoir City, Tenn., are guests of their sons, T. D. Pickell and W. L. Goodwin. Mrs. G. B. Lindsey of Atlanta, spent the week end here with the families of Messrs. H. M. and L. C. Upshaw. Misses Marjorie Upshaw and Bessie Roberts left Monday for a two weeks’ summer course in the G. N & I. C., at Mttledge- ville. The ladies of Missionary Circle y.-'No. 1, of the Methodist church will sell ice cream and cake on the court house lawn July 4th. Mrs. Halcomb is reported quite sick thi3 week at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. G. H. Turner. Hon L. Z. Dorsett of Carroll ton, was in Douglasville Wednes day, and while here paid the Sentinel office a pleasant visit. Rev. J. C. Atkinson accompa nied the Boy Scouts to Atlanta /Wednesday to get their u niforms. V We expect to see a soldierly look ing buneh of boys in a few days. Miss Frankie Bridell gave a miscellaneous shower Wednesday honor of Mrs. F. M. Winn, Jr. who was the recipient of a great variety of useful presents. Col Hutcheson spent Monday and Tuesday at Cedartown at tending an adjourned term of court. He will have no other court duties before July. .The Drum and Bugle Corps of jfne Georgia Industrial Home of \y Macon, will give a free concert at the School Auditoaium next Tuesday night. Hear them. They are touring the state in. the interest of this worthy in stitution. the Georgia Division of the Bank head Highway, and a number of Tallapoosa and Bremen men were here Wednesday in the interest of the Highway. 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. . Keaton, who has been at Carrollton for some time, was in Douglasville^ Wednesday ar ranging to move here and enter the “Junk” business. He says he is going to give the people here more for junk than they have been getting. Mr. W. C. Duncan of the Irv ing School, Tarrytown, N. Y., is spending his summer vacation here. He has with him Messrs, Roger Daisly of Brooklyn, and Miguel Romas of Havanah. The latter will spend the summer Studying under Mr. Duncan There are five applicants for the position of letter carrier for the town of Douglasvills. All are good men but only one can be selected and Postmaster Selman thinks he had as soon serve on the exemption board as to make the choice from among his friends, Misses Opal Duncan. Nannie Love and Ruth Selman, Louise Upshaw, Rose Abercrombie, Lil lian Dake, Gladys Stewart, and Messrs. Justice Gower, Fred Abercrombie, T. D. Pickell, J. L. Dorris and Robt. Duncan, chaperoned by Mrs. Martha Pickell, enjoyed a picnic at Fac tory Shoals Tueshay. To The Citizens of Doug las County I have been requested by the War Department to ask the citi zens of Douglas county to report to me at once of any person with' in their knowledge who was sub ject to registration and failed to register on June 5th. The list of those who registered will soon be published, and it is your duty to get a list and chick each man in your district or anywhere else and report to me if you find any slackers. We are not going to have any slackers in Douglas County. Hope you will help me check them up. A. S. Baggett, Sheriff. Attend the one cent sale at Selman’s for bargains. A good 5 room house in cen ter of town, with water and lights and good garden to rent or sell at a bargain. Apply te J. H. Smith, Douglasville, Ga. 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. Machine needles and shuttles for any machine, at McCarleys. Sewell hand Laundry all wer k guarenteed. _ Banks Bros, agents. NOTICE Owing to the high 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. Go to Almand & McKoy ior Slot Scooters at 6 l-2e. High grade Blue Dennim Over alls at the old price—$1.00 per pair. Banks Bros Go to J. L. Selman & Son for SALVET; the best stock remedy market. 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. I: SELMAN & SQN. dob lot ladies’ slippers in small sizes almost at your own price. Banks Bros. SALVET is the best remedy for your live stock. Get it at Selman’s Drug store. Try the Trio for satisfactory dyeipgfdry cleaning and laundry [WpaiPk. Joe McCarley, Agent THOROUGHBRED Herefords for sale by J. W. Hendrix, 3 miles east of Douglasville. Any age, both male and female. 8-4 A big variety of laidies’ waists. 50c to $2.00 at N. B. & J. T. Duncan. 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-Siore at once. 66 acres, - new 4-room house, 25 acres in cultivation, balance good timber, Easy terms. Dake& McLarty, For real bargains, S'el- man’s “One Cent” Sale beats them all. It will begin June th 15 and run Friday, .Saturday and Monday. A pint size of Bed-bug Killer at Selman’s for 25c. It’s guaran teed to do the worlc. Wash skirts that belong to you at 76c to $2.00, N. B. &. J. T. Duncan, STRAYED— A six-weeks-old white and black spotted male pig with white stripe around shoulder. Notify W. C. Moss Rt 7. 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. NOTICE—All Light and Water bills must be paid by the 20th or you’ll be cut out. Notice Those owing me are Notified that settlement must be made either by cash or note by July 1st or accounts will be put in hands of an attorney for eol lection. 9-4 Dr. G. H. Turner Ladies’ sport hats in different styles, 50c and up. N. B. & J. T. Duncan. You can get an article worth a dollar for 1 cent at Selman’s sale. IN YOUR POCKET With a check book in your pocket and a balance to your credit with this Institu tion, you always have ’’the exact change” and a legal receipt for the money you pay out. This affords a great convenience to the women in paying household expenses and shopping bills-by check. We espically invite women’s accounts. Farmers and Merchants Bank DEPOSITS INSURED Logically Your Car Because it is low in price. Because it is handsome, comfort able and easy to ride in. Because it is economical—thousands of Maxwell owners run their cars foj $6 to $8 a month. Because it is a highly perfected ma chine—in many respects the best made today. Touring Car $665 Roadster - - 650 All Pricea F. O. B. Detroit Come to our salesrooms and let us demonstrate the Maxwell’s superi ority. WILEY STYLES Agent 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