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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGIA
THE SENTINEL
Published Eveby Friday
But' v.'l in the Postoffice at Douglas-
viile Ga.. as setond-claBB mail matter.
Z. T. DAKE,
Editor and Publisher.
CLASSIFIED
ADS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year $1.50
Six Months - .75
Three Months .40
I ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
I 1EORG1A—Douglas County.
| Pursuant to an order granted by the j
Hon. .1. II. MeLarty, Ordinary of said!
| County of Douglas, at the Aj ril term, |
,r "‘ -■ ■ ' ~~ 11017, of tiie Court of Ordinary, I will i
Money to Loan on Farms I scl1 before the Com L House door 111 the I
i town of Douglasville, on the first Tues-
I can lend money on improved |d ay in Octoper next, within the legal I
farm lands cheaper than any one hours of sale, to the highest bidder for j
else in the county. rush, the following described property i
J. H. MeLarty. ,0 . wit: , . , , , j
| A certain tract or parcel of land
situated, lying and being in the town i
Remember you can buy gl'O- of Douglasville, Douglas Co.. Ga., de-j
ceries at J, H. Smith's as cheap I teribed as follows: Beginning at Hie
northwest corner of lot 1, in block 10
IN 1914 —11,109,4995AVING5 ACCOUNTS
IN 1820 — 8,635 • -
INCREA5E-11,100,854 • - - v
GROWING WISER EVERY YEARb#
as anywltere in town.
For Ladies’ and
Ready-to-Wear,
Gent’s
go to
ADVERTISING RATES
One page per issue $10.00
One-half page per issue $5.00 ( Groodziflky S
Small space per issue, per inchl21-2 j ^ go|e &t A|mand & t and 2 in block 40 to the point of be-
on the east side of Thompson street,
running North along Thompson street
to John V Edge’s land; thenne along]
Edge land to Southwest corner of li. j
Furr land; thence along the Furr land
237 feet; thence East along lino of lot 1
Locals per line per issue
McKoy’s.
Office Phone — 103 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—a
Residence Phone 67 j fine quality of full-blood Short j
; : rr-rrr-r - ( horn cattle.
With meat selling at 803 to 35c . J. S. Abercrombie. |
per pound it looks gloomy for
the fellow who has it all to buy I Inst received new line
„„„ who can ,c„ it i, in | JS'L Me. j!«
c0 ' 01- land Poplins at last sea-
Themerchant who doesn’t ad-, son’s prices. Giles, I he
vertise will soon find his custom-]Cash .Store,
ers going to the man who dees.
People like to do business with a
live one.
ginning.
Said property sold as the \
of Mary Ruffin, deceased.
This Sept. 4th, 1917,
L. H. Baldwin. Administrator
of estate of Mary Ruffin, deceased.
rty
In 1820
There Were In The United States
!0 Savings Banks
Having 8,636 Depositors
With?!,138,576On Deposit
In 1914 |
There Were 2110 .Savings Banks
11,109,499 Depositors
$4,936,50!,849 On Doposlt |
Have You A Savings Account? ^
We have been waiting for
cheap soal, and we're still wait
ing", but the cool weather had no
consideration for our condition
at all.
' When cotton slumped a few
days ago Commissioner ,1. J.
Brown advised the farmers .to
hold. Ithas since increased five
dollars per bale and still going
up. Mr. Brown is giving some
good advice along many lines.
Money to Lend
We make loans on improved
real estate for terms of five, sev
en or ten years, at 5 1-2% interest
and up. Payments made to suit
borrower.
Hutcheson & Merritt.
Office in Hutcheson Building.
We notice our friend Trox
Bankston, of the Wast Point
News, is a candidate to succeed
Congressman W. C. Adamson in
the 4th. Go to it, old boy. We’ll
do all we can for you over here.
A subscriber notified us a few
days ago that it would be alright
for us to continue to send him
the paper but he didn’t care to
pay for it as he always got the
news before the paper came out.
On referring to our subscription
books we found he had never
paid us anything. Some absor
ber, eh? In other words, a
sponge.
Prepare now to sow wheat
It may be that if we fail to raise
enough for home consumption
we will have to do without bis
cuit next year. Corn bread is
good, butit don’t go so well with
sorghum as biscuit.
W. J. Harris will enter the
senatorial race and we predict
he will be very much in the run
ning with Harris, Upshaw and
“Bunk” Cooper already in the
race and several others grooming
themselves, it looks like there
will be some “scrap.”
Last chance
Skirts $1.25
Choice 89c
Cash Store.
at Wash
to $2.00.
Giles, The
Try the Trio for satisfactory
dyeing, dry cleaning and laundry
work. Joe McCarlev, Agent.
FOR SALE—Fi v e-passenger
Ford car in good condition, L.
A. Thompson, Douglasyille, Ga
THE ENGAGEMENT
RING
There is no time so fraught with
romance as the “Engagement
Time” and the Ring the emblem of
this engagement, stands for a
circle of happiness.
Time has brought many changes
in the engagement ring. There is
no end of choice in this day of
beautiful jewels and artistic set
tings,
We are displaying an unusually
beautiful line of rings, and whether
as an engagement gift or to some
dear friend or a loyed member of
your family, we can satisfy your
desire for the best.
E. A. MORGAN
Jeweler and Optician
10 E. Hunter St. Atlanta.
SHERIFF’S SATE j Eunice Ave., 200 feet to point of be-
Georgia, Douglas County. ginning—being 87.5 feet fronting! on
Will be sold before the Court House j Strickland street off of the East side
door in said county on the first Tues- oflot No " 7A and 25 feet frontin & on
day in October next, to the lii B l.est StritrRlrrnd Street off of the West: side
and best bidder for cash, the follow- * n sa * d Olock No. 86.
ing described property, to wit: Said P r0 P ert ' levied on as the prop-
rarts of town lots Nos. 7A and 8A, crt J' of J " E - wi,son under and b V
in Block No 86 (originally Block No. j virtue of two executions, one in favor
12) in town of Douglasville, Said State of Crumley-Sharp Hardware Co., and
and Countv, and described as follows: a E a ’ nst tbe sa ' d d - E " Wilson; the
: Beginning 12.5 feet East of the divid- ] othar in favor of R " W - Davis Co - and
i ing line between lots No 6A and 7A in a 8 a ' ns t the sa ' t l *1- E. Wilson both
issued from the Justice Court of the
said Block, running thence in an East
erly dir cticn along the north side of
Strickland Street 112.5 feet; thence
Northerly parallell with Eunice Ave
nue 200 feet; ihence Westerly along
the south line of Lot No. one (1) 112.5
feet; thence Southerly, parallell with
730th dist. G. M.
Levy made by H. P. Sibley, lawful
Constable and returned to me.
Tenant in posession notified of this
levey as the Jaw directs.
This Sept. 4th, 1917.
A. S. BAGGETT, Sheriff,
School supplies of all kinds.
J. L. Selman & Son.
Let us save you 25c to
$1.00 pair on your next
5hoes. Giles, The Cash
Store.
School Books strictly
cash.
J. L. Selman & Son
Go to J, H. Smith when you
want fresh groceries at right
prices.
PEAS THRESHED—I have
good pea huller and will thresh
your peas for 15c per bushel or
one-tenth toll. Phone 90-31. I
H. Standridge. 25-4t
J. H. Smith has just received
a fresh line of staple ami fancy
groceries.
special for Friday and
Saturday only, 7 lbs Good
Coffee for $1.00. Giles The
Cash Store.
if you want a good hat, get a
‘Swan” at Stewart Brothers.
NOTICE
All who have watches and
clocks in my shop will please call
and get them as I will he com
pelled to sell them for charges.
VV. L. Turner, watch maker,
FOR SALE —Georgia Rye per
bushel, $2.65, Blue stem wheat
$2.90, Barley, $2.15, freigh paid
to Douglasville,
Geo. W. Heard.
P, O. Box No. 136, Atlanta,Ga.
School Books strictly
cash.
J. L. Selman & Son
Drop in and take a look
at our new line No-Name
Hats. Giles, The Cash
Store
NOTICE
See that elegant display
of Millinery at J. Grood-
zinsky’s.
Save the difference and trade
at the New Cash Store next door
to the Bank. Austell Ga.
Millinery, notions etc.
A. Shannon Young.—Manager
If it’s school supplies you
want, goto J. L. Selman & Son.
Groodzinsky has a com
plete line of Dry Goods
and Notions.
WANTED-“Good quali
ty of pinewood. Will pay
$3.00 per cord. Lois Cot
ton Mill. 25-tf
Extra Special for Friday
and Saturday, 6 Bars of
Lenox Soap for 25c. Giles,
The Cash Store,
HELP WANTED-We are en
larging our plant and will need
more help. We can use several
men or ladies in the Knitting
Room also girls for topping. We
will pay well while learning.
Apply to Superintendent. Doug
las Hosiery Mills.
... , , . Get Sole Leather at Almand &
All watches that have been >n McKoy’s
my shop 60 days will be sold for
rauair charges. { FOR SALE—Blacksmith shop
W.L. Turner, Watch maker, | with good equipment. A good
location. No other shop within
five miles. Good proposition for
the right man. Terms. Also
two small farms with good house
and outbuildings. Will make
good ‘prices on these and give
liberal terms. Write or call on
J. H. Taylor at McWhorter or
Winston, Ga., R. 1. 24-tf
We are still selling all
kinds Dry Goods for less
than vre can buy them.
G fes, The Cash Store.
A full line of Shoes of
all styles and sizes at
right prices at Groodzin-
sky’s.
You Can Buy These
Cothes With Confidence
—Confident that they are correct
in style, in cut, fabric and finish;
—Confident that they represent
good value—one hundred cents
worth of clothes comfort and sat
isfaction for every dollar you pay.
Collegian
Clothes
Our new suits and overcoats for Fall and Winter
are particularly attractive. Models to suit every
taste and figure—“belters” or plain, spirited styles
or clothes of more conservative cut.
Come in and look them over. You’ll be impressed
with the values.
$18-$20-$22.50
$25-127.50 to $35
Blackstock, Hale & Morgan
Distinctive Clothiers and Furnishers
16 Marietta St. Right at Five Points
School books, tablets, pencils
ink, etc. We are headquarters.
J. L -Selman & Son.
NOTICE
Owing to having my crops to
gather and not being able to get
help I will not make any syrup
this year.
C. T. Hallman
Go to Almond &
Steel Traps.
McKoy for
Do you want a Piano ? We
have them at the old price.
Almand & McKoy.
Time to paint. Get your paint
and brushes here. Almond &
McKoy.
FOR RENT—Five acres, house
and barn in townofjDouglasville.
Phone I. A. Standrideg. Mrs.
L. E, Ergle,
Machine needles and shuttles
for any machine, at McCarleys..