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Published Every Friday OrPIClAL OllGAN OF UOU.U.ASV Jl.LE AMI DOUGLAS COUNTV. stored in the Poslofllce es vilie Ga., as second-cliiss n.oi Z. T. L'AKE, EtJlTOIl AND PuBUSlU Ho.iKiaB- »»iatter. u. SUBSCRIPTION RA iES <CInc Year ------- Three Months - ?1.50 - - .40 ADVERTISING RAT ES One page per issue One-half page par issue “Small space per issue, per steals per line per issue . 310.0C . $5 (K incM2l-2 .</ Office Phone... 1^ ^Residence Phone -- 6' Douglasville’s Liber y L o " r. subscription Saturday r.carb f!40,000. Five billions of U. B. money v : II help materially to cv< i < omr tbs German submarine. A number of Uncle Sam’s boys fire now with Pershing in the I renches and we confidently ex pect the Germans to find it out. 1 With foodstuffs sky high and Woolen goods demanding exorhi tant prices every farmer should lxave a flock of sheep. The editor has recently been well remembered by his friends with ‘‘taters.” It we just had a 'possum we could have “ ’possum and ’taters.” In his speech last Saturday, Hon. Cam Dorsey said: ‘‘The man who can buy a Liberty Bond and don’t is not necessarily a traitor but surely a slacker.” Douglasville merchants are taxed to their capacity to wait on their trade these days. One firm last Friday paid out more than $7,500 for cotton and on Saturday the same firm paid out more than $13,000. Senator Hardwick in his Millen speech last week said the war with Germany was right and just and bitterly denounced those who accused him of lack of pat riotism, but the people are in clined to believe in theold adage: ■"Actions speak louder than words.” We notice our friend Freeman, «f the Jonesboro News, copies with presumable approval the Macon Telegraph’s attack on Congressman Vi illiam Schley Howard f.r thinking of entering the senatorial race. They say that minnows should not mess up the bait when pike were stri ving for the fight. We are aware that from the Telegraph’s stand point nothing good could come from Atlanta and then we won der if Brother Freeman's friend. Bob Blackburn, is the pike in his mind; and when we reflect that a pike is a varacious fresh water lish with a narrow elongated pointed head, we are willing to leave itwithout further comment. Do not neglect your eyes You cannot afford it. If yau need Glasses, or your present Glasses need changing you should see our Optician, Mr. chas. A. Green. He will be at our store again on Tues day, Nov. 6th. One day only. J. L. Selman & Son. McCarley’sf; DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGI A City Mail Boxes Lunch Boxes Hair Brushes Shoe Brushes Book Satcels Enamel Buckets Lamps Egg Beaters Boy’s and Men’s Caps Men’s Collars Clocks Cups and Saucers Dental Cream Glass Cutters Dippers Dolls Dusters Flags Tinware Lamp Globes Graters Graphophones “ Needles Hosi iry CLASSIFIED ADS Money to Loon on Farms I can lend money on improved farm lands cheaper than any one else in tlie counly. J. H. McLarty. Remember you can buy gro ceresat J, H. Smith s us cheap as anywhere in town. Try the Trio for satisfactory dyeing, dry cleaning and laundi y work. Joe McCarlev, Agent. Go to J. II. Smith when you want fresh groceries at right prices. HELP WANTED-We are en larging our plant and will need more h< Ip. We can use several men or ladies in the Kn ttiug Room also girls for topping. will pay well while learning. Apply to Superintendent. D ug- las Hosiery Mills. Get Sole Leather at Almand & \ GLAD 1 (lAlTl A La : \ THE: GRIT ftpi -*s. if « kf! The Total Savings Plus Interest Accretions Wiil Amply Reward You In Old Age for any sacrifice of pleasure or com Tort during the saving period You Have th Douglasville Banking Go. Harps Coat Hangers Handkerchiefs Pocket Knives Butcher **■ Kodaks and Films Mirrors Musical Strings Floor Mops Sewing Machine Needles Mohil Oil Casoline Pictures and Frames Peroxide Clothes Pins Pipes Pocket Books Post Cards Popcorn Poppers Syrup Pitchers Face Powder Toilet Paper Crepe " McKoy’s. See that elegant display of Millinery at J. Grood- zinsky’s. If it’s school supplies you want, goto J. L. Selman & Son. Get Sole Leather at Almand & McKoy’s. J. H. Smith has just received a fresh line of staple and fancy groceries. For Ladies’ and Gent’s Ready-to-Wear, go to Groodzinky’s. Don’t forget we still send off laundry on Wednesday morn ing. Call No. 6 and we will come after it. Boyd Co.. Agts. Machine needles and shuttles for any machine, at McCarleys. A Wealth of Gift Suggestions Are Yonrs For The Asking You can be entirely free from the turmoil and fatigue of shopping for the Hollidays, at the same time make time and money saving purchases by writing to us, just tell us your needs and we will gladly send descriptions, prices and suggestions. Cameos, Wrist Watches, Rings. Stick Pins, Vanity Boxes, Dorins, Cuff Links, Match Safes and a goodly number of other no:e-vvorthy gifts suitable for all times of Gift Giving, in styles and prices of a wide range are yours to select from. This list, to be in any sense complete, must include our very unusual line of silverware. One special article vve would like to bring to your attention is a silver handled Bread Knife. This knife has the waved edge so essential to a pleasing; and economic slicing of bread, The blade is of the best steel and the handle of sterling silver, excellent weight. Your Country’s lecture on Conservation included the suggestion of slicing your bread at your table, avoiding waste. This ltrife is useful and very ornamental and priced at $2.50 E. A. MORGAN Jeweler & Optician 10 E. Hunter St. Atlanta, Ga Shelf Polish Fire Pokers Shovels Curtain Rods ” Scrim Ribbons Rugs Key Rings Stationery Soaps Arm Bands . " i Shoe Strings Shirts i . Suspenders Sifters Spoons Neckwear Thread Vases Vaselene Clothes Wire Buggy Whips Lamp Wicks Glass Ware Electric Shades Toys Towels Bread Pans Rat Traps Tumblers Combs Padlocks Hose Supporters Cigars and Cigarettes Candies and Confections Belts Pearl Buttons Powder Puffs Books Crockery Novelties and Variety Goods SECOND Hand Sawing Ma chines for sale or rent. Banks Brothers. A full line of Shoes of all styles and sizes at right prices at Groodzin- sky’s. FOR RENT—One four-horse farm, splendid pasture and con veniences. Also a two-horse farm within two miles of town. V. R. Smith. The highest market price paid for Cotton Seed. J -lvn Hudson, Weigher. Banks Brothers Go to Nichols & Co. for Seed ; Appier Oats at $1.25 per bushel, j FOR RENT—Five acres house: and barn in town of Douglasville. j Ehone I. A. Standridge. Mrs. i L. E. Ergle. 29-2t J STRAYED-On October 11 a| Pointer Dog; white and liver; colored, a little speckled acrcss 1 shoulders. Reward if returned ■ to A. H. Moody’s Shop. 29-2 Money to Lend We make loans on improved real estate for terms of five, sev en or ten years, at 51-2% interest and up. Payments made to suit borrower. Hutcheson & Merritt. Office in Hutcheson Building. WANTED-Good quali ty of pine wood. Will pay’ $3.00 per cord. Lois Cot ton Mill. 25-tf Mk Suit Yourself From Bob’s Suits (Qnotiitfr Jinh) Fellows, there’s just two questions to be decided. First, do you need and want a suit— Second, where’s the best place to get it. You know the answer to the first question, and — I know the answer to the second. I’ve got some $25 Suits that you could i ick all over town and couldn’t find their superior for $10 more. They’re snappy, pretty patterns, well and styl ishly made of excellent mate rial, You come in and be the judge. Just as soon sell you a $15 Suit, ifyou want to put th Just Bob m -^Dy Iliinselj difference in something-else. These $15 ones are swell enough and good enough to suit the average fellow—’spec they’ll please you. At any rate, come in and let me save you some real money. I can’t take time to say much about rny $2 and $3 Hat?, and my big line of Caps, Shirts, Neckwear, etc. I’ve got the largest and prettiest line I’ve ever carried—and that means some good pickin’ for you. Overcoats at $15, $17.50, $25 Will Absolutely Please You SBOB HAYES Nine Peachtree St. By Himseli