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I DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGIA U VE ME E MY ITS.” When you come to Atlanta you generally come on business. If that business is to buy a new Suit, or Furnishings of any kind, remember my two lines of Suits are BOB HAYES not surpassed anywhere—they’re dressy, and will save you from $5 to $10 on each one. SUITS AT $25—-SUITS AT $15 $2 and $3 Hats—Shirts and Neckwear of all kinds. I will appreciate a call from you—make your self known. “BOB HAYES- By Bob Nine Peachtree St. Mail Orders given prompt attention. 1 Himself Lois Mills Some man has said “Try to be liberalkvith applause and stingy with your knocks, and when you die the world wi 1 feel sorry.” About the only reason I see, is because the world rogrets a good thing, hence such regrets would be selfish. Death like birth is merely an incident in human existence. If The above may be alr'ght,-but)you are never born you will WHEN IN ATLANTA Stop At The PALACE HOTEL New Management Clean in every Particular RATES 50c and 75c. Opposite Terminal Station. why not scatter roses among the living—the dead don’! need Oiem. Sympathy or sorrow' over the misfortune of your friends is alright while ha 13 alive, provi ded you do your best t.o aid him in his distress. Otherwise, your sympathy amounts to nothing and is merely a shallow pretense which you use as a sort of salve for your neglected duty. Now, if you learn that the Widow Jones and her little chil dren are on the verge of star vation it’s all nonsens to get down on your knees and ask the Lord to help them, unless you are absolutely unable to help them yourself. If you have some flour or a thin slab of bacon to spare, carry it over to the helpless fam ily and say nothing to the Lord or anyone else about it. The Lord will probably know it any way, and it is not good taste to get paid for your charitable acts in public praise by advertis ng them in the papers and expect the Lord to reward you four or five times for the flour and bacon. As a matter of iact, the con sciousness of having done your duty is reward enough for any self-respecting man and he should he satisfied with that, for otherwise nis gift would belike til it of the Indian—he would expect full value in return. For some unknown reason the world seems to have reversed the best instincts of the human heart, never die, and unless you die you can never live. I am not prepared to say that extreme grief over the death of a good man is sin, but I am sure God never intended us to view their natural incident in that that light. There are many things worse sent it to the Lord, because the man needs the house and the Lord don’t, for His home is in the hearts of His people. Bro ther let’s think it over. Dr. Gibson has bean doing, some good preaching for us down, here. Hence above thoughts. Bill Blue. HARDEST WORKED NEED HELP FIRST Through all the years the kidneys are at work filtering out impurities hat poison the Mood if permitted to remain. Is it any wonder that they than death and many better than life. Worldly shame, censure and disgrace drives thousands of un-| sore muscles, fortunates (or guilty) men and women to destruction. The realization that you are loved and cherished by the Lord should be such a joy that you would count your lifeas nothing. The wisest man of all the earth, after draining the cup of happiness to the dregs, declared that “The day of death was bet ter than the day of life.”— Eccle. 7:1. Hence I fail to understand why the world should array itself in holiday attire to welcome the birth of a child and wear sack-! cloth and ashes when a good 1 man, after a long life of toil, sorrow, tribulation and disap pointments, after doing the best he could of h!s full duty, as far as his ability goes and trusting his God for the rest, “draws the drapery of his couch about him and lays down to pleasant dreams.” I would rather be able to build a three-room box house and pre sent it to some poor man to house are overworked and in need of help? Foley Kidney Pills are|fc tonic and strengthening in action. Get rid of backache, rheumatic pains, stiff joints, J. L. Selman & Son. FINEST D W E SJS L AT LOWEST PRICES • We do not charpre one penny more than the price we advertise. ONE PKSCE B8le82 e Best Gold Crowns Bridge Work . . Why should the world feel I his wife and children than to sorry when a good man dies? build a $50,000 church and pre- road fare to Atlanta if your work amounts to as much as $10. One Price Dental Office, 104'.$ Whileh.il SI. Cor. Milch ell, All.nl., G«. WILL BE REPAID FOR THEIR WORK Women everywhere suffer from kidney trouble—backache, rheumatic pains, swollen and tender muscles, stiff joints. Mrs. C. J. Ellis, 505 8th Ave., Sioux Falls, S. D.,? writes: “I feel sure if anyone bothered ns I was will giAe Foley Kidney [Pills a trial they will be repaid for their work.” 3. L. Selman & Sob. ■IIVTII ■! IIIH fl I I I I I Mini III III IIIIIIIMH lull Mill■■ 1875 SEASON 1917-18 1917 To My Customers and Friends: First, I wish to thank you one and all for your past good will and patronage and assure you it has been appreciated. At the beginning of a new season I am better prepared than ever to give you good service. I have put in a NEW up-to-the- minute outfit that will well repay you to try, as it gins all the cotton brought toit--Hard Locks and all. In this day of high prices it behooves ail of us to save it all. Come and see it work and you will come again. I have been continuously in the gin house since 1875 except two years, and I think I know how to do the business and some of you who have patro nized me for the past 27 years can say better than I. I will have the same crew I have had for several years. All of them steady, reliable men who can be trusted to do the right thing. I shall always pay the best prices for your seed that is consistant with sound business principles. So when you are ready come around; we are always ready! Don,t forget that. Again thanking you. 1 trust to see you soon at the “Old Reliabe.” Yours for business J. W. HOUSE*