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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL. DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGI A
THE SENTINEL
Published Every Friday
He ill's Academy
Entered in the Postoffice at Dougin
'criUeiG*., as second-class mail 'Matte
Z. T. DAKE,
Editor and Publisher.
.CLASSIFIED
IADS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
The farmers ol 1 his section
are ieirly done picking thei . ;z — j
cracked bHied cotton and gath '.Money to Loan’on Farms
f-ring corn. | i can | en d money on improved
Some wheat has been sown, | f arm lands cheaper than any one
but not near as much as sliouid e | He j n tlie county,
have been. I j. H. McLarty.
W'vlev Cagle lias bought the! •
saw m il of E. Reynolds and is, Ti.v the Trio for satisfactory
now sawing lumber. He ex- dyeing, dry cleaning and laundi y
pacts to install a shingle mill 1 work. Joe McCarlev, Agent.
One Year
Six Months - - . -
Three Months - - - •
$L50| soon.
" - 75 ! Miss Myrtie Neal of Binning- 1
ah i
ADVERTISING RATES
510.00!
Get Sole Leather at Almand &!
ham, is visiting her uncle, J. T.! McKoy s. j
Neal. She expects to teach mu-|
sic at the home of J. N. Mor
ris this winter. The people of
See that elegant display \
of Millinery at J. Grood-!
houid take ad-i z ' ns * < y s>
«Jks page per issue...
Ose-lialf page per issue $5
Small space per issue, per inchl2 1-2 j thl8 Community ! (
«.orals per line per issue .08: vantage of the opportunity of, _ , t , , . , . „ !
7 | sending their girls to one who is , et Sole Leather at Almand & •
Jj^iso proficient in the art of teach- U«cKoy s.
1 ing music.
Office Phone... ---103
Residence Phone ---
Lev, J. S. Edwards
>f Bucl- Jewelry bought up to,
anan, who has been called to the December 22nd engraved .
pistornte of Mt. Zion church, free. J. L. Selman&Son.j
filled his first appointment there I 1
|list Saturday and Sunday, | p 0 r Ladies’ and Gent’s!
preaching two able sermons to “! Ready - to -Wear, go to I
branches in all the principal cities Urge and attentive audience, ' , . , ,
- , The Thanksgiving dinner given : Grood Z inky S.
Both Upshaw and Ernest Shaw'at the hon.e of Mr. and Mrs. J. j
are in the race for Senator. Aw. 'N- Morris was in every way a
Psnaw'l-Greensboro Heral d- success and enjoyed by all pres-
Journal. |erit. Also the Thanksgiving ser-
, TTj ™ ^ ! vices held in the afternoon were
Hardwick.s efforts to *et h,B, bpautifu , and impressive. I,
fflfoultr.e speech into the weekly 0ne very beauliful thi about
papers seenfc to have fallen flat „ tlieir children that are liv-
I n&vr /-Inn'f- pars In swa .nw anon 1 . .
Boys, tell your daddy to go to j
J. R. Duncan’s Garage and get!
vou one of those new bicycles.
Machine needles and shuttles
for any machine, at McCarleys.
They don’t care to swallow such
a dose, even for pay.
Hon. Ernest Shaw is rather
<out with the daily papers be
isauise they won’t mention his
race for the Senate, but there
snay be consolation in that, Ern
est after all, for when the race
is finished you may not want the
result known.
Uncle Jim Williams says that
the new Methodist preacher at
tJreensboro alter two sermons
there, has announced that he will
preach on “Lunacy” at his next
.■service and they are wondering
what his explanation will be.
Those who took advantage of
the opportunity to attend the
Union Thanksgiving services at
the Baptist Church were delight
ed and benefitted, Revs. Earn
est and Tallant delivered inspir-
ia&- talks and all felt that it was
gwd to be there and we heard
iratiy express a desire to have
these union services once a
gziwjth.
Will Hardwick Meet
Upshaw?
Atlanta, Ga., December 4.—
Wouldn’t it be great to hear Tom
Hardwick and William D. Up
shaw discuss the issues of the
’war and other national questions
on the stump in joint debate?
Georgians are accustomed to
powerful good oratory when they
Lave their political campaigns,
and tills is one treat they are
entitled to enjoy before the race
is over for the United States
Senate, Mr. Upshaw claims that
3*e has done his part by inviting
Senator Hardwick to meet him,
and he hopes his opponent will
give the people a chance to see
clash a little later on, when the
campaign reaches the heated
stage.
Senator Hardwick declined the
challenge on the ground that he
tes mot started his campaign,
campaign, and was only making
"Stewardship” speeches in Mil
ieu and Moultrie, where his
utterances were of such a nature
asito bring the invitation from
ttfce famous Atlanta editor and
testa rer who was the first to
enter the lists against him. Sen
ator Hardwick stated, however,
that he would be willing to meet
any and all comers later on, and
EkSRor Upshaw Is waiting the
Cflacewith keen interest.
ing were present, with several of
the grandchildren, as follows:
Mrs. Stella Her rod and children
of Douglasville Rt 2; Clyde Mor
tis ami wife. Winston fit. 1; J.
H. and family, Mrs. Hattie Mayo
Fowler and three children, Ray
mond and family, Mrs. J. T.
Jones and family of Whitesbifrg;
Abner (our soldier boy) from
Camp Wheeler, Carl, vho is in
school at tlie Hutchison Collegi
ate Institute; and Missss Pauline
and Elion, who are at home. A1
so Mr. and Mrs. J. A Buyers
and son, Dan, of Whitesburg
Total number present 32, We
should all feel thankful to God
for the many blessings He has
bestowed upon us the past year
and ever be re dy to bless and
adore llis great and holy name.
The Difference
Mr. J. A. Mcl-any showed us
this week two bills of cotton sold
by him. One for one bale sold
on Oct. 25th, 1898, the bale
amounting to $19.92. One dated
Dec. 1, 1917 for a bale which
brought him $174.72. Some
difference this.
SECOND Hand Sawing Ma
chines for sale or rent. Banks
Brothers.
When you need any
thing; in the DRUG LINE
phone us. Always free
delivery. Rhone No. 35.
J. L. SELMAN & SON
Gr^odzinsky has a com
plete line of Dry Goods
and Notions.
Do you want a Piano ? We
have them at the old price.
Almand & McKoy.
FOR RENT—Six room hors’,
barn, garden and pasture at once
S. A. Griffith.
Remember, J. K. Rutherford,
3 miles East of Douglasville, will
Bell you goods as cheap as any
bndv and pay yo i good prices for
all kinds of country produce.
Makes a specialty of flour, shorts
and cotton seed meal. 33 4t
Go to Almond & McKoy for
Steel Traps.
High PricesLost Sight of
At the tjash Store
Austell, Ga.
New Winter Trimmed Hats
in a sale at 59c, 93c. $1.25, $1.50,
$1.98. $2.50, $2.75, $3 75 and up.
Ladies good Hose two pair for
25c; Men’s Half Hose two pair.
J. R. Duncan has a good as
sortment bicycles for sale. See
them.
FOR RENT—One four horse
farm, splendid pasture and con
veniences. Also a two-horse
farm within two miles of town,
V. R. Smith.
We engrave all jewelry
free. Buy now and let us
for 25c; Bon Ton and Royal Wor-1 put same away for you
cester Corsets are a guarantee of un jj| Christmas J L.
fit on any form. Weare at your 1 c. c
service to help you select the,
model you ought to wear.
Mend all leaks instantly. Sim
ply tighten the Mendet. Assor
ted sizes and wrench in each
package 10c. By mail 12c.
ARE Valuable?
conserve themj
i’he Dollars Which Come to Yoif
as tne reward of physical la
bor, brain work or close ap
plication io business, should
bring you the maximum of
value in return.
Save Some of Them
Placed to your credit in
BOB GIVES YOU M( )RE
FOR YOUR MONEY;
You’ve all seen the shops in every
city where fifty-fifty is the policy.
Fifty per cent for the clothing and
fifty per cent, for the name. That’s
some business.
I don’t do that here and I am just
proud of everything I show, such
as overcoats, suits, neckwear,
shirt-, hats, etc., as any merchant
in th? world. I know they are good
and that every cent you pay for
them gets its full value.
That’s the reason why my busi
ness increases from season to sea
son. That’s why men invarably
come back the second and the third
time. That’s why 1 am proud of
this business.
And by the way, men, those $25.00
suits and overcoats I sell give you
more for your money than lots of
others I haye seen that sell at as “Just Bob—^tty Himself”’
much as $10.00 more.
Overcoats at $15, $17.50, $25
Will Absolutely Please You
Just
Bob
BOB HAYES»2
mself
Nine Peachtree St.
EDISO
Meal and Hulls
I have on hand the very best
grade of Cotton Seed Meal and
Hulls and at the very lowest pri
ces. See me before you buy.
J. M. CONNALLY.
Motorcyle For Sale
A good two speed 1915 Model
Harley-Davidson Motorcycle.
Cost $125 two weeks ago; will
sell for $70.00 In good condi
tion; good tires. 34-2t
Grady Davis.
FIREWORKS /
I have them in abun
dance and the town au
thorities have agreed that
Time to paint. Get your paint! you can shoot them on
and brushes here. Almond & your own premises. J. C.
McKoy. • McCarley.
Phonagraphs and Records
Phonagraphs, $30, $50, $75 and up.
Come in--let us play your favo
rites for you. Big stock records for
those who have Edison Machines.
What would be nicer than an
Edison-for a Christmas gift?
Come in, talk it over. Terms to
suit. If you cannot come in phone us
and we will bring one out and demon
strate.
JOE C. McCARLEY
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.
Go to Nichols & Co. for Seed
Appier Oats at $1.25 per bushel.
Gin Notice
After Noy. 24th, I will gin on-
on Tuesday and Friday of each
week.
J. K. Rutherd.
Don’t forget we still send
off laundry on Wednesday morn
ing. Call No. 6 and we will
comeafter it. Boyd Jo.. Agfa.