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DOUGLAS COUNTY 8ENTft** T TtOTTp T ORVILLE GEORGIA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1919.
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Smith, Horace
Smith, Mr. Williamson, Lieut. Hugh
Watson, of Atlanta, and Mr. Charles
Taylor, of Cochran, were guests of
Mr. M. B. Watson Sunday.
All members of Douglasille Lodge
162,1. O. O. F., areurged Do be present
at the hall next Monday nght at 7
o’clock. There will be work in the
initiatory degree.
Mrs. Cora Hunter has again opened
up the Douglasville Hotel. The trav
eling public will be glad to learn of
this.
Mr. W. C. Abetcrombie has re
turned to his home in Pheoriix, Ariz.,
after several days in DouglaFville.
Mr. B. F. Hagin is reported quite
sick at this writing.
Ephesus Baptist church, near Wins
ton, will have a special “Dedication”
program on Octolj^r 26th, which is
published complete in another column
of the Sentinel. Dr. Fowler, of Lanier
University, will preach the sermon.
Miss Brittain, the popular first
grade teacher iri the Douglasville
school, was called to her home, at
Murphy, N. C-. Sunday night on ac
count of the death of her neice. Miss
Edith Dake has been teaching during
Miss Brittain’s absence this week.
Mr. G. W. Pittman, of Grand Falls,
Texas, visited his son, Mr. T. L. Pitt
man, here ths week. This is his first
visit here in several years.
Dr. W. K. Burnett, of Winston,
made the Sentinel office a pleasant
visit this week and set his subscrip
tion forward.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McLarty and
tittle daughter motored ta Cave
Springs Sunday.
Douglasville and Douglas county
hAve been well represented at the
Souteastem Fair this week.
Messrs. J. R. Hutcheson, P. D. Sel-
maJi, Robt. McKoy, R. S. Duncan', Dr.
F. M. Stewart, of Douglasville, and
Mr. W. G. Maxwell, of Lithia Springs,
attended the Shriners Contention at
Griffin, this week.
Mr. J. C. Wright arrived this week
from Laurell, Miss., to take his family
with him They will leave the last of
the week.
Mr. J. R. Duncan has sold the build
ing now used for the Ford agency to
Mr. P. D. Selman, and will begin at
once the erection of a larger and more
comodious building in front of the
depot.
Judge H. T. Cooper has our thanks
for a renewal subscription this week.
Mr. Clyde Eskew writes us from
Chicago, where be has a responsible
position with the Federal Reserve
Bank, and orders the Sentinel to his
pew address.
Mr. F. M. Giles, of Rt. 1, called this
week and set his subscription forward
a notch.
Hon. L. C. Upshaw has returned to
Washington, D. C., after several days
pleasant stay in Douglasville.
We are glad to have tjie Douglas
ville School news items this week and
hope we can make it a regular weekly
feature.
Miss Catherine Geer has had as her
guest this week, a Miss Smith, of At
lanta
Prof. J. T. Reese, of McWhdKer, was
in Douglasville Thursday and reports
Hubert Sticher, son of Mr. Joe
Sticher, seriously, ill from a recent
operation for appendicitis, and Ar
thur Cosby in juried Wednesday, get
ting his hand badly lacerated in a gin.
Have your eyes examined by our
expert optician Friday, Oct. 24th. If
you don't need glasses he will tell
you; if you tfo he can fit you with
glasses that will give you satisfaction.
J. L. SELMAN & SON
WINSTON NEWS
Mr. George Martin, of Dothan, Al
abama, visited Dr. W. K. Burnett
and family this week.
Mrs. B. L. Griggs visited her pa
rents in Atlanta, Thursday.
Misses Opal Taylor and Virgie
Lee visited Mrs. E. Henderson, Wed
nesday.
Harold and Wilton Richardson
were Atlanta visitors, Friday.
Mrs. N. E. Pounds visited her daugh
ter,Mrs. Reynolds, Friday.
Misses Rannah and Leonna Rich
ardson spent Friday afternoon with
Miss Nora Thompson.
Mrs. B. G. Griggs spent Saturday]
with Douglasille friends.
Mesrs. J. T. and J. H. Miles and
Miss Mollie Miles and Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Stovall attendedthe Primitive
Association, at Bowden, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T . A. Thompson spent
Sunday with their mother, Mrs R. A.
Thompson.
W. C. Griggs, of Atlanta, visited
B. L. Griggs and family , Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pounds spent
Sunday with Mrs. M. M. Ragan.
Miss Willie Miles is visiting Miss
Mattie Miles. „
Mrs. B. E. Burnett, visited Mrs.E.
Henderson, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Plunkett, of At
lanta. spent the wek-end with Mr. D.
R. Plunkett.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Griggs motored
P. E. Pounds and C. A. Weiss at
tended .the county fair at Bremen,
Saturday. |
Mrs. W. W. Gattis and family
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Nannie Carnes.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J.Smith and chil
dren visited Mr. and Mrs. Cahoon,
Saturday.
Weare glad to report that Miss
Easter Winn, who has been real
sick, is improing.
The singing at Ephesus Sunday af
temoon was enjoyed by all present.
.Chums.
IUND THE WORLD WITH
AMERICAN RED CROSS.
In Italy.
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Arriving »t one of ttao moat critical stages of tbe war, when the Teutons
were forcing the Italian army back to the Plave, the American Ret) Orest
rushed emergency relief from Paris and revived the drooping spirits of the
whole country. In addition to furnishing rations and comforts and medteal
attention to the fighting man, the American Red Cross Instituted 43 soup
kitchens, 39 children's hospitals, 10 children's dispensaries, U artificial Mask
factories, five homes for refuges children, 10 rest station* far rnfngssn.
This photograph shows a group of Italian rsfUgSs ifidltM toft* Mir
the American Red Ore as at ana of fia stsssawut reftJMMfc, ^
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vent and combat this disease. In the
interest of humanity, physicians and
Tv,™,.,. * n> . . ! laymen who were so successful last
. Mrs. James A. Watson spent the',,„ 0 ,. -44- , ... _ ,,
v ; a4.1 4. ... . P , . y ear ,n treating Influenza, Colds
week-end in Atlanta with her daugh- n
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ters, Mrs. Georgie Croft and Mrs. 4Vl 4 ,
Roscoe Spence. - e respiratory organs are recommend-
’ ' ing as the most effective treatment,
Mrs. Henry Richardson has re-1 the external remedy
turned from a visit to her brother, Dr.
O. D. Adamson, on James Island*
Charleston, S. C.
Mrs. Julia Wheat, of Lincoln. Ala.,
is spending several days with Mrs.
Leila Wheat.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Haney were
called to Atlanta Sunday on account
of the death of ner son, Mr. Gerald
Haney.
Mr. and Mrs. Nesbit. Harper were
dinner guests Sunday of Dr. and Mrs.
T. R. Whitley, of Douglasville.
Miss Geyne Bass, of Atlanta, will
spend the next week-end with her
parents here, Mr. and Mrs. George
Bass.
Mr. Homer Yancey, of Chapel Hill,
was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. T.
L. Harbin.
Mr. James Smith and Mr. Oalon
Richardson, of Omaha, Texas, were
visitors of relatives here the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Adamson had as
guests recently, M. Lamar Adamson,
of Arlingdon, Va., and Mr. A. F.
Adamson and daughter, Oriabird,C^f.
College Park.
Mr. Nat Mozley, from Texas, is here
visiting relatives.
Mr, J. S. Kennedy and family will
leave here next week tomove into their
new home at Decatur.
Mrs. P. H. Winn, Misses Ellen Winn
and Pearl Richardson, Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Richardson, and Messrs. Hardy
and Oalon Richardson motored to Hen
ry county Sunday to visit relatives
there.
Mr. W. G. Maxwell will attend the
Shriners’ Convention at Griffin, this
week.
I
will tier sum Tne-emmES
Bram’e Vapomentha Salve, when ap
plied to the chest and throat pene
trates the pores of the skin and-breaks
up the congestion, at the same time
healing vapors are carried direct to the
infected membranes of the nasal pas- '
sage, causing the phlegm to loosen
and inducing restful sleep*.
Brame’s Vapomentha Salve may be
obtained at ewry drug store, or it
may be had from the manufacturers
direct, the Brame Drug Company of
North Wilkesboro, N. C. Sold in three
sizes, 30c, 60c and $1.00. Complete
directions accompny every package.
’A'merTcTO
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL C.TIF.S
INFLUENZA AGAIN
y. APPEARS AMONG US
With influenza again among us,
wisdom, and foresight dictate that
every family should prepare to pre-
1 V .
Now Sold Here
The motorists of this town
can now buy the popular Doss
Tires and Tubes at home.
After a thorough investigation
we contracted for the sale of Doss
Tires and Tubes and, with the ut
most confidence, based on knowl
edge of their excellence, recom
mend them to our customers and
friends.
All sizes—plain and non-skid
treads. Ford sizes guaranteed for
*7,51)0 miles, larger sizes 6,000
miles.
Built and Guaranteed by
THE DOSS RUBBER A TUBE CO.
Atlanta, Ga.
Local distributor
J. R. DUNCAN,
Dear Sir (or Dear Madam):—
To find an old friend among those who open
accounts with us is always especially pleasant.
That toward which we are coonstantly striv
ing is perfected service, insuring for each patron
the maximum of pleasure and profit through his or
her banking affiliations here.
When for any reason an account is temporar
ily discontinued, we 1 a ok upon its opening as an en
dorsement of our broad, helpful banking policy,
which gives fresh opportunity for service—an op- I
portunity which we particularly value. ?
The writer has pleasure welcoming you again 5
into the big growing family circle of the Farmers & ■
Merchants Bank. Please consider its best service ■
| and facilities always at your service. 5
j Cordially yours, ?
f THE FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK f
$ N. R. HENDERSON, Cashier. * |
Your Eyes
Have you ever considered how much less attention you give
yopr eyes than they deserve ?
When you begin to feel that tight feeling across your forehead
and an ugly line appears between your brows, there’s your warning
that you have, neglected one of your most precious possessions.
.With children’s eyes early attenton means the comfort of going
wthout glasses in late r years, that is, in cases where strengthening
is needed. Where more serious trouble exists it means a saving of
sight.
We have an expert in charge of our Optical Department. Let
him examine your eyes. He will fit your glasses promptly if you
need them. If not, he will guarantee you an honest opinion.
Wq will fill your doctor’s prescription promptly and
ACURATELY.
E. A. MORGAN
JEWELER & OPTICIAN
10 E. Hunter 6t. ~ Atlanta, Georgia.
“There’s economy in a few steps around the corner.”
Dobs Tubes
Dobs Cora preHR Ion In
ner tubes do not go flat
and are not Injured by
IJOBetnres In ordinary
ime. They greatly In-
creaae tbe life of tires.
Order abend to inaure
delivery.
Dork laminated tubes
—red and gray—made
of Uncut materials,
ntrong, impregnable to
ebockR and strains,
long-lived, Hold by Dorr
dealers everywhere.
We have been promising delivery on
cars y with the expectation of getting them.
We have been disappointed* and so have
you, but we now have an assortment—just
unloaded a car load including 490 Tour
ings, 490 Sedans, and F. B’s.
We wish to call your attention especially to
the Sedan, the cold weather car, in which
you can keep as comfortable on a cold day
as you can in your own house.
No use to. tell you about the “490 and the F. B.” You
know-what they are. If you don’t, ask your neighbor who has
one. You get more for your money in a Chevrolet than in any
other car.
A FulB Line Of Parts and Accessories.
J. W. JAMES & CO.