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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGLASV1LLE, GEORGIA.
Who Benefits By
High Prices?.
You feel that retail
meat prices are too high.
Your retailer says he
has to pay higher prices
to the packers.
Swift & Company prove
that out of every dollar
the retailer pays to the
packers for meat, 2 cents
is for packers’ profit, 13
cents is for operating
expenses, and 85 cents
goes to the stock raiser;
and that the prices of live
stock and meat move up
and down together.
The live-stock raiser points
to rising costs of raising live stock.
Labor reminds us that higher
wages must go hand in hand
with the new cost of living.
No one, apparently, is
responsible. No one, apparently,
is benefited by higher prices and
higher income.
We are all living on a high-
priced scale. One trouble is,
that the number of dollars has
multiplied faster than the quan
tity of goods, so that each dollar
buys less than formerly.
Swift & Company;
Mimnini'
■■■■■■■■?
55 West Mitchell St.
Atlanta, Ga
S MORTUARY.
I "jIMHHiiaHHIl
I 'On November 1, 1918, our Heavenly
j Father called our dear Sister, Bertie
I May Baggett, from this to a bettei
world.
j Sister Baggett was born May 3, 1894
land was married to Horace J. Baggett
jon December 22, 1912..
| There was born to their union four
children, three of whom together
;with her husband still survive her.
| Sister Baggett joined the Baptist
| church at Ephesus on September 12.
1912, and was baptized by Rev. J. S
Edwards, and remained a faithful
•member until death.
I Resolved, That we extend to the
husband and children, also father and
mother, brothers, sisters and other
relatives our sincere sympathy in
this sad bereavement and pray God’s
| blessings upon them.
Resolved, Further that a copy of
these resolutions be spread upon our
minute book to her memory, and be
published in the Douglas County Sen
tinel, and a copy furnished the family.
Mrs. A. O. THOMPSON,
MRS. 1. H. WILLOUGHBY,
MRS. W. J. PAYNE,
Committee
J C DUGGAN for 20 years has been giving comfort and aatis-
• faction to Georgia people by the scientific fitting of glasses
His 12.000 and more patrons ha.vq spent many happy days and year
in relief from error of the eyes, because'of his exactness iin testing
their eyes and fitting glasses.
Have Duggan make you a pair of glasses
He will utilize his long training and experience in
doing it well. To delay may mean trouble and suffering.
Fifteen years with A. K. Hawkes and five years at
the below address— a 20-vear record of service; and now
in business for himself, Duggan invites you to call and see
him, have your glasses adjusted free of charge, and make
his shop headquarters for leaving bundles, packages, etc.
when down town.
Duggan’s location just out of the high rent district
enables him to give you the best optical work at a great
saving. Come in, friend—there’s a best in everything.
J. C. Duggan
Optometrist
Optician
“Everything New”
On December (i, 1918, our Heavenly
Father called our dear sister, Agnes
Watkins from this to a better world.
Sister Watkins was born May, 1881.
Sister Watkins joined thtf" Baptist
'church at Ephesus August 28, 1901,
arid was baptized by Brother S. T.
Gilland and remained a member until
her death.
Resolved, That we extend to the
father, brothers and sister and other
relatives our sincere sympathy in
this sad bereavement, and pray God's
blessing, upon them.
Resolved., further, that a copy of
this obituary lie spread upon our min
ute book to her memory, and lie pub
lished in the Dougins County Sentinel
and a copy lie furnished the family
'MRS. A. O. THOMPSON,
MRS. I. II. WILLOUGHBY,
MRS, W. .1. PAYNE,
Comfnittee.
On November 1, 1918, our Heavenly
Father .called our dear sister, Willie
Ruth Harper, from this to a better
world
Sister Harper was born Septemhe-
30, 1899. .Sister Harper joined the
Baptist church at .Johnston Chappel
on tiie third Sunday in August, 1912.
Sister Harper was married to
Brother Marvin Harper December 24.
1917. She leaves a kind husband and
other relatives. She was a consecrated
Christiaff lady of lovable disposition.
Resolved, That we extend the hus
band and other relatives our sympathy
in this sad bereavement and pray
God's blessings upon them.
Resolved further, That a copy of
this obituary be spread upon our
; ute hook to her memory, and a copy be
furnished the Douglas County Senti
nel for publication, and a copy be furn
ished the family.
MRS. A. O. THOMSON,
MRS. I. H. WILLOUGHBY,
MRS. W. J. PAYNE,
Committee.
SPECIALS
Lone Star Hames 1.25
E. W. Traces . . 1.25
Plow Collars 1.75
Back Bands 60
Collar Pads .75
Hame Strings 20
Grind Stones, per pound 05
Grind Stone Fixtures 80
Hand-made Bridles 3.00
Galvanized Tubs, No. 1 1.35
Galvanized Tubs, No. 2 1.50
Galvanized Tubs, No. 3 1.73
Hog Fence, per rod 40
Poultry Netting 5.00
Chattanoogo Plows Special
Oliver Plows Special
Diamond Fdge Cross Cut Saws, 5’/,, 6, 6 J4 feet.
Buggy Whips, special 45c. up
Stove Pipes 25
Elbows 25
Plow Stocks Special
Horse and Mule Shoes Special
Two-ply Roofing, per square 2.90
Gun Shells Special
Fe.w Guns Left Special
Plow Lines 65
Don’t buy your wife a Sewing Machina
until you see the New Hume; we will save
you some money.
Almand & McKoy
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I will be at Douglasville every first Tuesday
from February 1st, to May 1st, and every Saturday
after the And Saturday in March till May 1st.
Third Rouna
DISTRICT
LITH1A SPRINGS
Pat. Winn’s Store Apiil 7, 9 till 11 a m
Hurt Farm Anril 7, 16 till lam
Bell’s Cross Roads... Aptil 7, 2 till 2;30 p m
CHESTMUT LOG
Ferguson’s Mill April 8, 9 till 11a m
Freeman’s Gin April 8. 12 till 1pm
Court House April 8, 2 till 3pm
Chanel Hill April 9, 9 till 11 a m
Joe Thompsons Mill Apr 9, 12 till 1pm
CROMBIES
Bill Aro Apr 10, 9 till 11 am
Isaiah Smith’s Residenae Apr 10, 12 till 1pm
Maxwell’s Store Apr 10, 2 till 3pm
FAIR PLAY
Tyre Apr 11, 8 tiil 9am
Court House Ar.r 11, 10 till 12 a ra
McWhorter Apr 11, 1 till 3pm
MIDDLE
Court House Apr 14, 9 till 10 a ra
Daniell’s Store Apr 14, 11 till 12 a m
C, P, Stovall’s Apr 14, l till 2pm
E. T. Rtovall.s Apr 14, 2:30 till 3pm
CONNORS
Winston Apr 15, 9 till 11 a m
Nallep Farm Apr 1511:30 to 12:30 p m
Sheffield’s Apr 15,1 till 2pm
G. W. Rutherford’s store (Town Dist) Apr 18, 12 till 1pm
Will be in Douglasville Apr 26, 38, 29 and 30
Please know the number of your land lots before giying in
taxes, as required by law,
The Books will close May 1st.
J. W, JAMES
Tax Receiver Douglas County.
NEW BUSINESS OPENS
I HAVE JUST OPENED A JEWELRY BUSINESS
AND REPAIR SHOP IN VILLA RICA. CALL AND SEE
ME WHEN YOU NEED ANYTHING IN THIS LINE.
I GUARANTEE ALL WORK.
Joseph B. Swofford