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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGLASVILLE GBOBGtA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1919
W E know how much
time, money and
hard labor this
machine will save you.
Bigf.'cr crops — better
fnnac. ' t’s way we
offer 10 days* trial and a
positive guarantee with
every sale of
Mm
Ditche/ n?<a Xa
Grader Co., Inc. {
Otvr aiborc, Kcniuriy
We Sell this
Ditcher on the
1'0-I/ay T rial Man
iFERtiLIZER
THE SENTINEL
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
OFF!CL\L ORgAN of douglasvillF
AND 'DOUGLAS COUNTY
' D JKE ~ \
Editor" and Publisher
One Year, .$1.50,
Subscription Rates
Six Mom.r.3, .To,
Three Months, .40
Entered in I lie l’ostoffiee at Douglasville, Gn., as second class matier.
..SCISSORED
Congress should do away' with tho
snakes now that they have eliminated
the remedy for the bita.—I*t. il y
.Leader-Tribune.
Taylor county farmer!', are finding
.that gasoline tractors hitched to dusc
plows do fine work cheaply and <1 u rli
ly, and they are coming to the frcn‘
here-ubout rapidly.- Butler Kerr.td.
worth
she
This
™f5(( 'and sal!.-,
or is wort $4
is worth
in- rl.50. X)
,hoo.- -Wind
A good suit n
for $00. A pail
and sells for $10.
$10 a year and so'
profiteering in th
News.
Indications ar that no: ii •' in Lev
gia next year will he a rs-ular :io.’
fight. We are going to hot;) the
hair off us by watching the scrap
from the peanut au'. cry> Butler Her
ald.
The local newspaper
pretty go id index to the
a town. Hum n'!>''spnvcr
good nawspa t, good ti
went to know whether
town paper truly r fl'-t•
ter of your '•r'lnniiin’ty '
ness standpoint, look ove
tlaornents in your pn.pur and
count, if you can. on your finders
and toes—th^numbvr of business man
who do not. advertise in it.-—Ft. \ al
ley Leader-Tribune. #
s usually «
jharactor of
burn ■ town;
ivn. If you
your horn :
the ehr.ruc-
rotn a ‘busi-
• the adver-
r and then
, It is jnterspting to notice the effect \
! of sudden Wealth upon people. When
a fellow feels that he has become rich }
he feds' tjikt he. is due moi** coneid .r-
atiers He looks a lot bigger in his !
own eyes and thinks other!-people i
' ought to know and appreciate.his n-w 1
! importance. lie /ails Lo*«eo the cold
blooded truth that a fellow does not
change just because a ciplit r or tv.- r
has been added to his bank bakin'.’ ■.
ar.d if he does ohfihge, it is often >n
! the wrong direction. If lie is »nd • of
cheap stuff, he may become in.*:•»!•.• n': i
and overbearing. F- i.a] • ;uch par-j
; pie have been small characters a)<
. tho time and the possession of wealth
j only Turnirh'": the opportunity f- -
I them to show it. An ignorewito
Ja fortune is sometime-; like’a drunk-;
•ard driving a Ford. No one knows!
where he may land or how murh dam- ,
age he may cause to other paopb |
; while he is on the way.—.1. A. Hal!.
( in DoKrlb Mow Eva.
1 Editor Ralph Smith of the M-.u-tro!/,..•
News, has the following among ,thv
locals in the last week’s issue. Mu-',
have had somebody else on, his mind)
.when setting type, of course, v.e
i know what lie means alright. “Th” i
i two dormer widows add much to tho 1
I appearance* of the Deane rrstaupn-; !
Mmildlng.”—Cody (W\’n.‘ Ent n-jiriso .
j Ralph is said to be the sum: chan
j vho, years figo,, explained tlm delay;
in issuing bis paper,by Having that hr
“caught a bad cold by sleeping to--
I close- to the boarding house widovu”
i* iSolh old and younj
en ar, “Granny Gore:
ffering with patienc
done in lb ir pov;<
a lrtqrn-
, County
|N'MEMORY OF MRS- EV1E GORE
The death angels came and claimed
her for ih-i- own on Nov. 4, HU'J.
She wan at her dnuphi r’s at the tn-.-.e
of hot- death. She wa in her 0,7th
year.
•She was 'i kind and loving mothor.
She wan loved
was mostly bn
She bpre hoc •
Everything vh
to save her, but it was tl
to taka her. She was
when her Master sent foi
pad to give up alien a loving; mother,
mother-in-law and grandmctlv r. but
she is in a brighter and better world
than this. She is .now walking to-'
street that is paved with pure gold.
She i3 where there will be no unon.
sickness, no more death. She-had
lived a Christian ’ife and v
ber of the. Baptist church
Line for many years.
She was married to Mr. Manning
Gore in 1867. They made their horn?
in Douglas county. He was taken
from her side some years ago, but
they are walking the streets together
now. She lost her eyesight some
twenty years ago., hut it is all bright
jbo her now. She has gone to be with
•her children whao have gone on be
fore. ’Let us all strive to meet her
in the sweet beyond.
She was the step-mother of seven
children, and they loved her dearly,
End were ready and willing to do for
her nnd obey her. She was the mother
of eight children, five of whom are
Jiving, four sons and one daughter.
Mr. J. B. Gore, of Villa Rica; My. B.
M. Gore; Mr. M. C. Gore and Mrs.
^Hhodo Strickland, of Lithirf Springs.
End Mr. E. H. Gore, of Bremen, and
Eleven grandchildren and two brothers,
Mr. Bob McCall, of Atlanta, and Mr.
Horace McCall, of California, besides
her niece and a host of friends to
ipourn her loss.
Oh, it was sad to give up such a
loving friend as she was, so good -and
kind to everybody. Rev. S. T. Gilland
conducted the funeral services. Her
jiix grandsons were pallbearers, Mes.
jnrs. Fred, Clarence, Leonard and How
ard Gore, of Lithia Springs, and Mr.
Murrel Gore, of Villa Rica, and Mr.
Horace Carver, of Atlanta. Her body
■was laid to rest in the cemetery at
County Line by her husband’s side.
• ' A FRIEND.
IN MEMORY
To the Superintendent and Members
of the Douglasville Methodist
Sunday School:
We, your committee on resolutions
commemorative o£ the late death of
brother John B. Dorris, beg leave to
.fttbmit the following report:
Brother Dorris had been an active
jnamber of the church and Sunday
ffchpo! since his early manhood. p He
,WM8 for many years a teacher in the
fl\inday School at Bethel- and after
moving, to Douglasville ‘he attend •:!
onr Sunday School req ilarly as far a -
inei’ffcf-irig ng • and physical disabili
ties would permit
Ho was a loyal and zelous support
or of both tiie church and Sunday
School.
To know -Brother Dorris was to
love him. He was always cheerful,
kind and ever ready to extend a help
ing hand to anyone in di Aross or need
ing assistance.
His fviendn included all who knew
hrtu and were fortunate enough to
come in contact with him.
His devotion to his \v»fa and family
was ideal, $/ul no happier union
could be found than was shown by
Brother Dorris and Sister Dcrri.- i:i
their many years of. wedded bliss.
Brother Dorris never held any pub
lic office, but as Senior- ILacon of th?
Ms sonic ^odge, ns a Steward in th;
church and a teacher in the Sun
day School he was -ever rv.dous in f ile
discharge of the duties of the position
•thrust upon him.
Brother 'Dorris had a big' soul and
was a Christian in the truest sense.
Therefore, bo it rcpolyed:
1. That his family has lost a kind
husband and father. N
5. That the State has lost an up
right and noble citizen, who was al
ways for the right.
t». That the church and this Sun
day School a zelous member.
, 4. That a caopy*of thesef-tosolutions
he furnished the widow" of Brother
Dorris. * *
5. That n copy he furnished the
Douglas County Sentinel, with a re
quest for publication.,
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. McLARTY
F. M. STEWART
N. B. DUNCAN
Committee.
TDUYING a Chevrolet Car is very rnnch
like buying a high-grade first mort
gage bond. Both the principal and invest
ment are protected by a company that has
never tailed to meet its obligations.
Each -ar that is produced by this factory
mus satisfy two groups of people—our
miners and ourselves. In daily sei vice
each car must justify its reputation ard
faith that has been placed in it. Each car
must be. wbrthy of every ( hevrclet tradi
tion cr it cannot bear the Chevrolet name
plate. ,
Such, in brief, is a simple, straight for
ward statement of the Chevrolet policy, It.
is by no means original or spectacular. But
it affirms that all Chevrolet cars are honest
cars and we gladly share the responsibility
of c wnership.
“n-methodo. Orly exper
ience'. dcrai.v.r.. I'n v, th.U will
more r.-.vo jour cxiVnaen.
OWE ?»RSCE DENTAL OFFICE
iOC-1 'cVhitsr.'ai! St., Cor. Witcheli
A7LAMTA, GA.
J. W. James
Douglasville
“U. S. to deport ‘Red’ Agitators;
R00 seized in Federal Raids; 40,000 at
Tiger-Harvard Game.”-—New York
Mail eight- column screamer.
"We met a Morristown man who
said he didn't advertise because every
one knows where his store is. Every
body knows where the cemetery is,
too, but they don’t go there.”—Ex.
I once worked, for an old newspaper
editor down in Missouri, who refused
to publish the. death notice of a mesr
chant who had not advertised in.his
home papej. He said: “People who
don’t advertise in the home paper
neyer were alive and their passing
away, has tio tjc;ws value.”-—Albany
Park (Ill); Record.
Buy d box of Caloid's; good
preventative for Influenza.
J. L, HELM AN fsf SON.
Big , line sheeting, shirting,
cheeks and cheviots at BANKS
BROTHERS.
neaim
AfcGC
Many thotiSimSs ol
women suffering from
womanly trouble, have
been benefited by the use
of Cardui, the woman’s
tonic, according to letters
we receive, similar to litis
one from Mrs. 2. V. Spell,
of Bayne, N. C. “I could
not stand on tny feet, and
just suffered terribly,”
she says. "As my suf
fering was so great, ar.d
he had tried other reme
dies, Dr. had us
get Cardui. . . ! began
improving, and it cured
me. 1 know, and my
doctor knows, what Car
dui did for me, for my
nerves and health were
about gone.”
TAKE
GARSIH
The Woman’s Tonic
She writes further! **I
ant in splendid hMlth ...
can do my work. I feel i
owe it to Cardui, far I was
in dreadful condition.”
If jog are nervous, run
down and weaker suffer
from headache, backache,
etc., every month, try
Cardui. Thousands o!
womin praise this medi
cine..ior the good it has
done them, and many
physicians who have used
Cardui successfully with
their wompu patients Jlor
yean, endorse this medi
etas. Think whit it means
ta he fa splendid health,
Itha Mrs. .Spell. Give
Cardui a trial.
All Druggists
The Fish go
into the bag
NOT INTO THE NAME, IN
ROYSTERS
FERTILIZER
TRADE HARK
REGISTERED
Farmers who want fish in their fertilizer can be sure of
getting it by insisting on Royster’s, the original Fish Fer
tilizer. We have been successful in securing ample sup
plies of fish and will be able to fully meet the demands of
the trade for this popular ammoniate. Ask for Royster’s
The Fertilizer that Made
Fish Scrap Famous
F. S. ROYSTER GUANO CO.
S. C. & J. H. Harding, Agents
\ DOUGLASVILLE, GA.