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DOUGLAS COUNTY 7 SENTINEL, DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGIA ry iimiiimiuiiiiiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiinmimmiicsi 1 »» I HONOR ROLLS | Pay Your Subscription and Be § | Happy on the Way. | Ebmiiiimiiumiiiiiimciimmiimuiiiiiiimiinij Col. W. A, .lames had his name added to the Sentinel -sub scription list Ihis week after an absence of some months. W. H. Carver, a prosperous farmer of the Lithia Springs comrnunily, called this week and had' his subscription set up a year. C. W. McGouirk. former sheriff of Douglas county, made us a pleasant visit this week and advanced his subscription to 1918. George McKoy, of Villa Rica, is a new name on our list. We welcome you, George, and hope you’ll find the Sentinel inter esting. H. W. Enterkin, of Route 2, was a pleasant visitor Wednes day and had his subscription set up a not- h. T. W. Simmons, a genial and progressive young man of near Hiram, was a Senttnel visitor / Wednesday. Mr. Simmons says though he doesn’t live in Doilg- las county, he enjoys the Senti nel and considers it a most excel lent paper. He proved the faith that was in him bv setting his subscription forward, M. C. Hannah, of Salisbury, N. C., while visiting here this week dropped in and left a $1.60 with the request that his name be added to the big family of Sentinel readers. L. E, Bartlett, of Winston, R2, called Thursday and advanced his sub cription to 1918. Thanks, Bro. l’artleit. I SHERIFF'S SALE, '"jfiOftdiA—Douglas County. Will be sold before the court house door, in suid county, within tli 1 legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesdsy in November, 1!H7, to the highest bidder for onsli, the following described prop erty. to wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in land lots number forty (40) and forty-one (41) in the second (2) district and fifth (5) section of Douglas County, Ga , and more par ticularly described as follows: Houn ded on the east by lands of li. M. Pace and Mobley Creek, on the south by lands of Mrs. E. J. Williams and T. V. Lee, on the west hy the lands of B. F. and E. M. Hagan; and on the north by the lands of Tom Daniel!, contain ing one hundred and thirteen (113) acres more orless. Levied on and to be sold as the land of Mrs. M. F. Banks by virtue of and to satisfy a fi fa issued from the fore to cite all persons concerned Superior Court of said county in fayor, kindred and creditors, to show cause, ofj S. Giles and against the said j if any they can, why said Administra- Mrs. M. F, Banks. Tenant in pos- tor should not be discharged from his session notified of this levy. This, 1 administration, and receive Letters of the first day of October, 1917. 1 Dismission on the first Moaday in Novembor, 1917. This October 4,1917. J. H. McLarty, Ordinary. Some prices are changing over night —but the makers of the natioiioiiy known Styleplus Clothes $17 have kept ■ . fm* this grade the same through three years of v, ar and they continue to be all wool. Of course, we cannot predic i. l ev long our supply of Styleplus $17 ^vi;l la: t. There are now two grades, two prices. Styleplus C ot $17 and $21 •BKKBBBHBOmr. ‘Eachgrade the same price? the nation over" The makers are appealing to a larger buying public by adding a $21 grade, giving greater variety of models, patterns and fabrics than i: possible at $17. Each grade all wool fabrics, expert tailoring, ex ceptional style and an absolute guarantee of satis faction. SAFETY FIRST GILES PAY CASH PAY LESS HR APPLICATION FOB LETTERS OF , ~ AMINISTRATION. Georgia, Douglas County. To All Whom it May Concern: J. K. James, of said State, having applied for letters of administration de oonisnon on the estate of Mrs. Eugenia James, late of said county, deceused, this is to cite all and singu lar the heirs and creditors of said deceased to be atid appear at the November Term, 1917, of the Court of Ordinary of said County, to be held on the first Monday in November next, and show cause, if any they can, why such letters should not be granted. This October 1st, 1917. J, II. McLarty, Ordinary APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF DISMISSION FROM ADMIN ISTRATION GEORGIA—Douglas County. Whereas, J R. Hutcheson, Admin istrator De Bonis Non of Albert Ki tell ings, represents to the Court, in his petition, duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully administered AlfredICitchings estate. This is there- A. S. BAGGETT, Sheriff. FARMERS AGRICULTURAL FAIR The BREMEN GA. Oct. 24-25=26-27 biggest and best Held Here. ever We have secured the Roberts United Shows, the best on the road. Free acts every day. First day, Oct, 24, is Educational Day. AH school children wanted on this day, Thursday, 25th, Sacred Harp Singing day. All singers invited. Boys Corn Club. Friday, 26th, Live Stock Day and Fiddlers’ Con vention. Saturday, 27th, Everybody’s Day. Wanted Ten Thousand People on that day. For Premium List Write— J. F. MARCHMAN, Sec. Compare our values with those of other stores and you will readily see a Full Saving of 1-3 to 1-2 ==Due to low operating expenses and a strictly cash business. Assortments are everything you could wish. Women’s Suits Serges—Poplins and Trico tine—Blue—Black — Green —Brown—Plum — Taupe- Smart Styles and splendid Materials $14.95—$18.45 $22.45 Women’s Bools Stylish high lace style—all sizes $2.50-$3-$4 Girls’ and Misses Shoes $2.00-$2.50-$3.00 Men’s Suits All wool blue serge 112.45 BOYS’ SLITS All wool blue serge 15.95 Serg Dresses Mannish serges 'and silk combinations—loose fitting straight models and pleated styles—featuring blues and new shades $9.90-=$12.40 Hats Smartly Trimmed $3.95 and $4.95 Ready-to-wears $2.95 and $3.95 First Showing Men’s and Boys Hats— Furnishings— and Underwear, in full assort ments. Women’s Coats Soft velours and heavy coatings—complete color range $12.45~$14;95 and up to $29.95 New SilKs=-New Serges Velour s—Broadcloths— Crepes—Messalines—B e s t qualities, in all the new winter shades Men’s Shoes Black and tan—best wear ing leathers $3.00=43.5M4-00 BOY’S SHOES Black and tan $2.8042.50 SMITH & HIGGINS Atlanta.