Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

i Social and P Miss Marian Upshaw is spend ing the week in Atlanta. tVH. Butler of Rt 6 was in Douglasville Tuesday. Prof. R. B. Beall of Browns- wille \yas here Tuesday. Mrs E. B. McWhorter is re ported quite Bick, W. D. Daniell of BiUarp was :a-Sentinel visator.Saturday. Mrs. C. V. Vansant is visiting her father at Williamsburg, Ky. G. W. Griffith is reported quite sick this week. Mr and Mrs.M. E. Geer and family motered to Atlanta Tues day. Mesdames P. 1). Selman and J. C Wright motered to Atlanta Tuesday. , J. B. Swofford and Joe Hard ing have joined the navy and left this Week to begin service. GEORGIA Miss Maud Herring is attend ing Summer School in Carroll ton. . Mrs. J. D. Abercrombie and children of Atlanta are spending some time here with relatives. Misses Eddie Mae Morris and Marie Price have resumed from a most pleasant visit in Atlanta. W. E. Burton and daughter Miss Mary are visiting in Birm ingham this week. Mrs Alice Elder of Atlauta is the guest of her sister Mrs J, L. Selman. Mr. and Mrs T. G Selman and childrenof rockmart are guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Selman. Money to Loan on Farms I can lend money on improved farm lands cheaper than any one else in the county. J. H. McLarty. High grade Blue Dennim Over alls at the old price—$1.00 per pair. Banks Bros. Try the Trio for satisfactory dyeing, dry cleaning and laundry work. Joe'McCarlev, Agent. A big variety of laidies’ waists. 50c to $2.00 at N. B. & J. T. Duncan, C. L. Maxweir of Dog River Farm was in Douglasville Tues day.^ J. W. Baggett of Fair Play was a pleasant visitor at the Sen tinel office this week. Dr and Mrs Foster Key of Macon and two children are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Selman. Miss Lillian Dake is spending the week in Carrollton with Miss Claire Snead. H. J. Daniell a prominent farmer of the west side was here ^Saturday. Miss estell Estes is visiting her sister Mrs. P. C. Rivers at Fair burn. Mrs. E. M. Peterson and Miss Grace Morris spent Monday in Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Jamie Selman and ■daughter Selma of Atlanta are the guests of Mr andmrs Selman Mr. and Mrs J. B. Abercrom ’ bie of Sea Breeze Fla. are spen ding some time with Dr. and 'Mrs Selman. Miss Rose Abercrombie has re turned home .after a delightful visit with friends in Lawrence- vilie. Mrs. Lillie Mae Peterson, Miss Grace Morris and Floyd House motored to Carrollton Thursday. S. W. Gober of Hiram is here for several days with his daugh ter, Mrs. J. C. Arrington. Miss Gladys Stewar and Mas ter Rader have gone to Summer ville for a fortnight’s stay. Dont fail to see the great war drama ”a daughter of war” Sat urday afternoon given for the benefit of the Red Cross worK- Dr. D. Housworth will go to Davis - Fisher Sanitorium next week for an operation, His many friends hope he will be speedily restored to health. HrsJ. M. Hambrick of Abb eville Ala. and Mrs Harper of Havana Cuba are guests of Mrs T. R. Whitley and Mrs J. S. Abrocrombie. There was no public demon strations of patritism in Douglas Vide on the fourth but the day was quiet. Many went to Atlan ta to enjoy the festivities there while many others hied themsel ves to the streams proving their skill as piscatorial artists. A number of cotton blooms were reported Sunday, but the first to be in evidence was sent to the Sentinel q/fice Monday morning by George Couch from east of town, and one Wednes day morning by B. W- Pritchett of Rt 2. 66 acres, new 4-room house, 25 acres in cultivation, balance good timber, Easy terms. Dake & McLarty, THE SEARCHLIGHT of investigation should be turned upon every speculative transaction or representation-go to the very bottom-examine every detail do this, and you’ll find that nine out of every ten times th “big returns” mean a “big risk” The officials of this Institution will be glad to assist you in your investigation of any in vestments you may contemplate, and will give you an unbiased opinion resulting from their long experience anitknowledge in such matters;. Farmers and Merchants Bank DEPOSITS INSURED Wash skirts that belong to you at 75c to $2.00, N. B. &. J, T. Duncan, Several second hand sewing machines. Singers, Domestics and other standaid makes, in good condition. Will sell cheap and on easy payments. Banks Bros. Kozytorium Program Frday, July 6th: Big line men’s felt hats from $1.25 to $2.50.' They are bar gains. Banks Bros. Money to Lend Saturday, July 7th: “Old Fogy”--3 Reel Drama. Qaptain Goes Flivvering-Comedy. Tuesday, July 10th: ' Third Episode “Double Cross. ” Heinie Louie—Comedy, 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. J. O, Connally has moved his shoe and harnes shop to -the Hutcheson Building next noor to the Post office. Dr. J, T. Gicson of Waco, ahd Col. J. S, Edwards of Buch anan were here Tuesday on bus- in*. Rev. R. S. Estes repirts a new grand daughter born to Mr. &Mrs. P. C. Rivers of Fairburn last week' S._ W. Strickland, a prominent merchant and banker of Buchan an, visited his son, Col. D. S. Strickland, here this week. Mr. and Mrs, T. P, Huckaby, Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Hewitt, and Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Varner spent Tuesday at Factory Shoals ‘fish ing and reports good catch. Enjoyable Evening One of the most delightful so cial events of the season was the party given last Thursday night by Mrs* W, A. Abercrom bie and daughter, Miss Evelyn, in honor of their guest, Miss Lettie Abercrombie. A large number of young peo ple enjoyed their delightful hos pitality. During the evening punch and sandwitc’nes were served. Liberal With Their Gains. A Spanish adventurer, returning from highly lucrative wanderings In the early day Americas, Is said to have given away $600,000 in alms on the occasion of his marriage at Bare©- Iona. Another stood in a Madrid win* dow and threw handfuls of silver coins into the crowd until he had emptied two barrels. FOR PEACE OR WAR _ There was never BO urgent a demand by our Government and our various indus tries for men who have been trained to think scientifically and to work efficiently. And this demand most continue when the world is again at peace. The Georgia School of Techmoloiy Is preparing young men for positions of higher service either" in peace or in War. Courses, including both general and technical _ training, are offered in Mechaaical, Electrical* Civil. Chemical and Textile. s 9 : , ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE. AND COMMERCE V The national reputation of this Institution Is based on the successful careers of its graduates. Its aims are summed up in the equation] 4 CHARACTER+CULTURE+EFFICIENCY=EDUCATION Applications ire now bem. received for the next KMion. which open. Sept, 19. For catalog, addrwa. K. CL MATMISON. PrasMuit. Atlanta, On. >CH<j()L0 NOTICE—All Light and Water bills must be paid by the 20th or vou’ll be cut out. If you want a good hat, get a “Swan” at Stewart Brothers. Ladies’ sport hats in different styles, 50c and up. N. B. & J. T. Duncan. FREE any one wanting disin fectant for sanitary purposes about their homes can get same free at the light plant. job lot ladies’ slippers in small sizes almost at your own price. Banks Bros. WANTED-Cord Wood. Give price per cord f. o. b cars ship ping station, name of shipping station and number of cords that can ba furnished in next six months. Write at once to L. J. McConnell, Talladega, Alabama Second Episode “Neglected Wife. LonesoAe Luke—Comedy. Summer Tourist Tickets Week-end Tickets And Other Special Fare Tickets At Very Low Round Trip Fares Are on Sale Via Southern Railway System to Summer Resorts All R. L For a short trip or a long trip Ask the Agent or address Baylor, D. P. A. Atlanta. Ask for Summer Literature. Mass Emmett Morris of the 5th regi ment, came out Monday to see home folks before going to Ma- FOR SALE—a good fresh cow. J. E. Gable. Rt 5. DARK BAY MARE STRAYED from home last Friduy evening. If found please notify J. P. Jor dan, Villa Rica, Ga. The Most Successful Merchants Are the Biggest Advertisers Meeting There will be a Mass Meet ing at the Court House in Douglasville Saturday, July 7th, at 2 o’clock p. m. for the purpose of discussing our CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS and asking Congress to repeal the present Conscription Law. Rev. Y- B- Ragsdale of Draketown, will address meeting. FVF.RY BODY COME