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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGIA \ Social and Personal Mrs, Addie Forsythe is visiting relatives at Arlington, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Seltnan were Atlanta visitors Tuesday. Henley Hutcheson, of Georgia Tech, spent the week-end with homefolks. Mrs. B. F. Shamlin, of Lyerlv, is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Thad McKoy. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Almond have as guests their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Almond. Hubert Winn, of Birmingham, is here for a few days with Lis mother, Mrs. J. F. Winn. The friends of Dr. Houseworth are glad to know that he is able to resume his office practice. Three daughters of G. W. Turner, of Chapel Hill, were bitten by a mad dog Tuesday. Floyd Watson, of Cochran, spent a short time here Sunday with his father, M. B. Watson. Hon. J. T. Duncan attended the National Bankers Association at Atlantic City, N. J., this week. Col. John H. Hudson, a promi nent lawyer of Villa Rica, atten ded court here both last week and this. Mrs. R, S. Maneely arrived Tuesday to join Dr. Maneeley, who is in charge of the Whitley Pharmacy. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Selman and daughters, Misses Nannie Love and Ruth, were Atlanta visitors Wednesday. Miss Opal Duncan, Mrs. J. R. Duncan and little daughter, Vir ginia, visited Mrs. W. B. Estes in Atlanta this week. A man from South Georgia was here Saturday buying sec ond-hand Fords. We understand he took quite a drove away with him. The many friends of Prof. H. O. Williamson will be glad to learn he has been elected princi pal of the Yauco High School in Porto Rico. J. W. McKinley, who has a large painting and decorating contract at Opelika, Ala., spent a few days this week with his family here. There will be singing at Cen tral next Sunday afternoon led by Prof. V. M. Leathers and others.. Everybody invited to come and bring books. Dr. J. W. Whitley, wife and son, and Mrs. John Whitloy have * returned to their home at Stonev Grove, Texas, after spending some time with relatives here Get a season ticket now for the Lyceum Course STRAYED—A fine Jersey Hei fer. Please notify N. B. Duncan. Dr. and Mrs. Guy Selman are here from Nashville. The doc tor is awaiting orders from the war department in which he has been appointed to a lieutenancy. W. J. Lowery, of Villa Rica, was in Douglasville this week and said he had failed to get his Sentinel recently and couldn’t do without it. We hope it will reach him promptly hereafter. We extend a cordial invitation to the people of Lithia Springs Winston, and in fact all Douglas countians. to attend the opening of the Lyceum Course next Tuesday night. Prices 25c and 15c. Rev. J. C. Atkinson and daugh ter, Miss Johnnie, left Douglas ville Monday. Brother Atkinson to enter upon his war duties as secretary of the Y. M. C. A. work at Paris Island. Miss Johnnie will spend some time with her sister, Mrs, McDaniel, in Atlanta. All the members of the Doug lasville Baptist church are asked to be present Sunday morning at 11 o’clock for a conference to elect delegates to the association also to ele t officers of the church for the coming year. All come that can do so, as this is a very important meeting. Don’t forget the first of the Lyceum entertainments will be next Tuesday night at the Col lege Auditorium. The Winona Entertainers are fine. You have never had an opportunity of witnessing as high class enter tainment as this for less than fifty cents, but that everybody may go, the prices at the door wll be 25 cents for adults, and 15 cents for school children. Don’t miss it. Get a season ticket now for the Lyceum Course. Notice GEORGIA, DOUGLAS COUNTY. Public SchQol District Number Twen ty-two (22) of Douglas County, Georgia. A petition of more than one-fourth of the registered qualified voters of Public School District No. 22, of Doug las County, Georgia, haying been pre sented to and filed with the Board of Trustees of Said Public SohooJ District, asking that an election be called and held in and for said Public School Dis trict in pursuance of the acts of the General Assembly of the state of Geor gia (Acts of 1912—pages 170-177,) and the laws of the State of Georgia re lating thereto, tor the purpose of de termining whether or not bonds shall be issued by the Board of Trustees of said Public School District, the pro ceeds of the sale of which to be used for the purpose of building and equip- ing a school house or houses in said Public School District; and the said Board of Trustees, in conformity with the provisions of said -act, and the general laws relating thereto, haying fixed and determined the amount of bonds to bo issued by said Board of Trustees for said Public School Dis trict, for the purpose aforesaid, to be forty-five thousand (45000.00) dollars, to be divided into ninety (90) bonds of five hundred ($500.00) do’lars each and bearing date of March 1st, 1918, and numbered from one (1) to ninety (90) consecutively, bearing interest at the ate of five (5) percent per annum, to be issued and paid as follows: Tin ee bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st, 1919, with one interest coupon attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 payable March 1st, 1919, Three bonds for $500 00 each payable March 1st, 1920, with t*o interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25 00 each payable annually be ginning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st. of each year there after until all of said coupons [are fully paid. JUST FOR YOUR SAKE This is a big, strong Bank, ably managed by officials of substantial responsibility and well- known integrity. The results of their wide experi ences are employed in directing its affairs to the smallest detail. Yet—and just for your sake and greater satis faction—we have made special arrangements by which every dollar on deposit here is INSURED AGAINST LOSS. This added guarantee of Safety is exclusive with this Bank, and it goes to further prove the wise judgement and care exercised by our Officials in our customers’ behalf. Farmers and Merchants Bank Kozytorium Program Friday, Night 14th Episode Neglected Wife Comedy. Know America -Scenic Saturday Night Western L- KO -Comedy. Tuesday Night 15th Episode Double Cross Ford Educational Weekly Comedy March 1st 1931, with 13 interest I nin K one on March 1st 1919, and one coupons attacheh to each boud lor sum «» March 1st of each year thereafter ExtraSpecialfor Friday and Saturday. $1.00 Worth More Waist for 79 cents. $2.00 Well Worth Waist for $1.48. Giles, The Cash Store. Just received our new line Ladies’ Coats and Suits. Don’t cost a cent to look at ’em. Giles, The Cash Store. SAFE REMEDY FOR CHILDREN Chas. Baker, Brownsville, Tex., writes: “For yearsl have used Foley’s Honey and Tar and found it especially efficient for bad coughs of my children. I recommend it to my friends as a safe remedy for children as it contains No opiates. It is certain to bring quick and lasting relief.” Stops coughs. J- L. Selman & Son. What would give a soldier boy more pleasure than a KODAK ? Get him one from $1.25 up at McCARLEY’5. Three Bonds for$500.00eachpayable March 1st 1921, with three interest coupons attached to each bond for sum o f $25.00 each payable annually be ginning one on March 1st, 1919 and one on March 1st.of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fullly paid. Three bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st, 1922, with four interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March'lst, 1919, an.dVme on March 1st. of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st, 1923, with five interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, andoncon March 1st. of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500 00 each payable March 1st, 1924, with six interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin- ningone on March 1st, 1919,and one on March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st, 1925, with 7 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919 and .one on March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st, 1926, with 8 interest coupons actached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually be ginning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, of each year there after until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00each payable March 1st, 1927, with 9 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin- ningoneon March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, of each yoar thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st, 1928, with 10 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $590.00 each payable March lBt. 1929, with 11 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st 1930, with 12 interest coupons attached to each bond forsum of $25,00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. | Three bonds for $500.00 each payable of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $600.00 eachpayable March 1st, 1932, with 14 interest coupons attached to each bond forsum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919 and one on March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00each payable March 1st 1933, with 15 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one one March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for 500.00 each payable March 1st, 1934, with 16 interest coupons attached to each bond forsum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500 00 each payable March 1st, 1936, with 17 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st, 1936, with 18 interest coupons attached to each bond for of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, oi each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid Three bonds for $500 00 each payable March 1st, 1937, with 19 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin nmg one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st of each year thereafter itil all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 eachpayable March 1st, 1938, with 20 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st, 1939, with 21 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annual,y begin ning one on March 1st, 1919 and one March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500 00 each payable March 1st, 1940. with 22 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $23.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons'*are fully paid. Three bonds for $500 00 each payable March 1st, 1941, with 23 interest until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00each payable March 1st, 1943. with 25 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25,00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st 1944, with 26 interest coupons attached to each bond forsum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st 1919, and one on Maich 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 eachpayable March 1st, 1945, with 27 interest coupons attached to each bond forsum of $25.00 each uavable annually begin ning one on March 1st 1919, and one on march 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st, 1946. with 28 interest coupons attached to each bond for Sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st, 1947, with 29 interest coupons attatched to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st, 1948, with 30 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. It is therefore ordered that an elec tion be held in and for said Public School District number twenty-two (22) of Douglas County, Geoigia, on the 20th. day of October, 1917, between the hours of 7 o’clock A. M. and 6 o’clock P. M., at the Justice Court room in the Court House of said Coun ty at the town of Douglasville, within said Public School District, to determ ine whether or not bonds shall be is sued as aforesaid by said Board of Trustees of said Public School District as aforesaid, the proceeds of the sale of which are to be used for the purpose of building and equiping a school house or houses within said Public School District. Those favoring the issuance of said bonds shall have written or printed upon their ballots “For School House’’,and those opposing the issuance of said bonds shall have written or printed upon their ballots “Against School House.” A certified list of the registered and qualified voters of said Public School District having been filed with this March 1st, ly-n, witu mvci-towi *- . . coupons attached to each bond for sum 1 Board as required by law in such cases of $25.00 each payable annually begin- j made and provided, ning”one on March 1st, 1919, and one oil Marcli 1st of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for$500.00 eachpayable March 1st, 1942, with 24 interest coupons attached to each bond forsum of $25,00 each payable annually begin-1 This September 10th, 1917. M. E. Geer, Chairman J. T. Duncan, Secretary W. C. Abercrombie F. M. Stewart Paul D Selman Trustees.