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DOUGL AS COUNTY SENTINEL. DOUGLASVILLE. GEORGIA Social and Personal Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Camo, of J Hon. J. T. Duncan, with Gov Chapel Hill, visited Camp Gordon' ernor Dorsey and others are ii County, ■Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Dake and son, Lanius, were visitors at Camp Gordon Sui day. Col. W. T. .Roberts, of Wash ington, D. C., spent the week end here with friends and rela tives. Doug'asville has been turning out in full force at the South eastern Fair this week. Col. J. R. Hutcheson attended court at Buchanan a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Morris -were visitors of the Southeastern Fair Tuesday. W. J. Hall, a popular mer chant of Villa Rica, spent Tues day here with his son, II. G. Hall. Hubert Winn is he e from Bessemer, Ala., and ordered his paper changed to Jacksonville, Florida. Miss Nettie Heaton, of Rock- mart, is the guest this week of Mesdames H. C. Dorris and G. H. Turner. Watson Siivey, who has been with the Douglas Hosiery Mill A ; : . *n - nor- than one-fourth th i ■ r t 1 qualified voters of t.;s!ic :•* • ■ : i 11?(.t No. 22, of Doug las County, <i .'or.cia, haying be oil pre- !n inlt'd to ami iiU:ii with the Board of Club Trustees of Said Public School District, lection he called and d in and for said Public School Dis- acts of the Washington, D. C., in the inter- est of the Experiment Station at, j Griffin. The Douglasville Civic will hold its regular monthly ih«t meeting in the Red Cross work ■ tVici*in pi.rmanoa of the acts of the room Tueshay afternoon. Oeto- 0e ,, ell q AB3em biyofth«=i<tateorGeor- ber 23. A full attendance de-1 K i u (Acts of 1912-pages 176-177.) and sired. Meet promptly at 2:30. | the laws of the Stale of Georgia re- ! lating thereto, tor the purpose of de- Every member c.f Dougl.tsv.ho ;. tcrraia j„ B wh oih«r or not bonds shall Lodge No. 162 1. 0. 0. F,, are; be issiuMby the Board of Trustees of requested to attend the regular j said Public School District, tire pro- meefing next Monday night when cec "'- s of the sale of which to be used the inick.tory degree wifi he con ferred.^ Visiting .brothers cor dially invited. The next Lyceum attraction will be here on November 14. Mrs. William Calvin Chilton, a monodratnist of national reputa tion, will be the attraction. Get tickets now for the balance of the season. YOU ARE TAKING CHANCES When you do not exercise every precaution to pro tect your money against loss. By depositing it in this Bank you need not lie awake nights wondering if it is safe. We Insure All Deposits. No matter what might happen—fire, theft or other disaster—your money would still be absolutely safe here because we insure every dollar you deposit against loss of all kinds. This is progressive Banking—safe, sane and sound. We invite inquireies, either in person or by mail. We deliver anything we sell except Drinks. Ice Cream delivered in quan tity but not in Cones. J. L. Sehnan & Son. STRAYED-On October 11 a Pointer Dog; white and liver for some time, has been made' colored, little speckled across shoulders. Reward if returned foreman of the knitting room. The Concuid Association at Pleasant Hill was attended bya t^large number of people from Douglasvil.’e Sunday. The elitor de fires to thank Mr. J. A. Huey, the popular ^. carrier of Route 7, for four quart bottles of exceedingly tine sor ghum. The annual meeting of the Lois Cottm Mill directors was held last Saturday. A full report will be given in next week’s issue. Douglas County Odd Fellows organized a county organization Friday night. R. E. Edwards, of Douglasville lodge, was elec ted President, and J. W. Bbg- gett, of Flint Hill lodge, Secre tary. The next meeting will be held with Flint Hill lodge the first Tuesday night in November. to A. H. Moody’s Shop FOR SALE—S. C. Rhode Island Red Cockerels; very large rich red birds ready for service bred from trap nested hens. Extra fine $3.00 and $5.00. Mrs. W. S. Boynton, Plat Rock Sell >ol. Gnodzinsky has a com plete line of Dry Goods and Notions. New Millinery, Remnants, Notions, etc.. arriving regularly at the New Spot Cash Millineiy Store, nexc to Bank of Austell. A. Shannon Young, Manager. Don’t ask us to deliver Drinks or Ice Cream Cones. J. L. Selman £? Son. for tlie pmposeof building and equip- ing u school house or houses in said Public School District; and the said Board of Trustees, in conformity with tho provisions of said act, and the general laws relating thereto, haying fixed and determined the amount of bonds to bo issued by said Hoard of Trus'.-.v ; for said Public School Dis trict, for the purpose aforesaid, to be forty-five thousand (45000.(0) dollars, to be divided into ninety (90) bonds of five hundred (£500.00) do'lars each and bearing date of March 1st, 10(8, and numbered from one (1) to ninety (90) consecutively, bearing interest at th3 rate of five (5) percent, per annum, to be issued anj paid as follows: Till ee bonds for £500 00 eaeli payable March 1st, 1919, with one interest coupon attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 payable Marehpst, 1919. Three bonds for $500 00 each payable March 1st, 1920, with two 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 ure fully paid. Three Bonds for$500.00eachpayable March 1st 1921, with three interest coupons attached to each bond for sum $25.00 each payable annually be ginning one on March 1st, 1019 .undone on March lst.of each year thereafter until all of said coupons arc fullly paid Throe bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st, 1922, with four interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $26.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, undone 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 live interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919. andoneon 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 Farmers and Merchants Bank DEPOSITS INSURED The Time to Buy Fall Goods Is Now While you can make your selections from our complete stock of Fall.and Win ter Suits and Overcoats— While the styles are brand new and qual ities are their best— Before cooller weather compels you to make a hurried purchase. OUR NEW Collegian Cloths FORjFALL and Winter represent the biggest values and the most attractive offerings we’ve seen anywhere this season. Prices $13-$20-$22.50 $25-127.50 to $35 Blackstock, Hale & Morgan Distinctive Clothiers ami Furnishers 16 Marietta St. Right at Five Points 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, 1925, with 7 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin- Mfcrch 1st 1931, with 13 interest coupons attneheh to each boud lor 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 ore fully paid. Three bonds for $500.00 each payable I March 1st, 1932, with 14 interest coupons attached to each bond forsum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning cne on March 1st, 1919 and one on March 1st, of each year thereafter until all of said coupons are fullv paid. Three bonds for $500.00each p »yable March 1st 1933, with 15 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually beein 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, 1935, with 17 interest coupons attached to each bond forsum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March lst,'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 sun of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, ot 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 $25.03 each payable annually begin n-ng 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, 1938, with 20 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 bends for $500.00each payable March 1st, 1939, with 21 interest coupons attached to eueh bond for sum ning one on March 1st, 1919 and one on i G f $25.00 each payable annual y begin- March 1st, of each year thereafter ning one on March 1st, 1919 and one ! until all of said coupons are fully paid, j 0 n March 1st, cf each year thereafter Three bonds for $500.00 each payable, until all of said coupons are fully paid. March 1st, 1926, with 8 interest | Three bonds for $500 OOeach payable ! coupons actached to each bond for sum j March 1st, 1940, with 22 interest of $25.00 each payable annually be- coupons attached to each bond for sum March 1st, 1915, with 27 interest coupons attached to each bond forsum of $25.00 each Datable 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 $5C0.00eaU: 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 attalched to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one on March 1st, of eaeli 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 he held in and for said Public School District number twenty-two (22) of Douglas County, ( coigia, 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 buildingand equipinga 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 Board as required by law in such case made and provided. This September 10th, 1917. M. E. Geer, Chairman J. T. Duncan, Secretary VV. C. Abercrombie F. M. Stewart Paul D Selman Trustees 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 $500.00 each payable March 1st. 1927, with 9 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin- ningone on March 1st. 1B19, and one! ni "h r “”‘- on 1st., 1019, and one on March 1st, of each year thereafter on March 1st of each year t until all of said coupons are fu lypaid. »"»' a " of satd wupon^arc fidiy paul. Three bonds for $500.00each 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 $500 OOeach payable March 1st, 1941, with 23 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually hegin- March 1st, 1928, . with 10 interest coupons attached to each bond for sum of $25.00 each payable annually begin- Three bonds for$o00.00 each payable Mureh 1st, 19-12, with 24 interest coupons attach d to each bond forsum of $25.00 each payable annually begin ning one on March 1st, 1919, and one ning one on March 1st 1919, and on March 1st, each year thereafter U itil all of said coupons are fully paid. Three bonds for $590.00 each payable March 1st. 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 ofr said coupons are fully paid. ‘ Three bonds for $500.00 each payable March 1st of each year thereafter 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 I on Match 1st, of each year thereafter?; until all of said coupons are fully paid. 11 Three bonds for $500.00 each payable • Money to Lend We make loans on improved real estate for terms of five, sev en or ten years, at 5 1-2% interest and up. Payments made tosu't borrower. Hutcheson & Merritt. Office in Hutcheson Building. DENTAL WORK AT LOWEST PRICES • We do not charsro one penny moro than ©NEPR6CEE8>«Sg e Best Gold Cvowr.s Bridge Work . . Painless Method. Skillful Operators of years’ experience. Win will pay your rail road fare to Atlanta if your worn amount* to a$ much at $10. One Price Dental Office, 104*$ Whitehall St. Cor. Mitchell. AllinU, Os.