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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUOLASVILLE GEORGIA. FRIDAY, octotok
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Mr.'M. E. Geer spent Monday I Mr. J. C. Waldrop and wife, of I Messrs. M. A. Maret and E M.
in Atlanta. . Atlanta, spent Sunday with his Hagan motored over to Atlanta
i t>. n I brother. Mr. C. W. Waldrop. 'Wednesday night to see Emma
Mr. and Mrs. J. R: Duncan were ’ i _ f,
in Atlanta Tuesday. j We are glad to report that Mrs. | Bniitmg at the Atlanta Theater.
M. A. Maret is fast recovering! The many friends of Mre. P. H.
from a severe spell of sickness. I MeGouirk, who is at the Flat
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Giles and i Rock Sanitarium for treatment,
Miss Elmer Hutson was visiting
in Atlanta Saturday.
Miss Beltie Milam was an
Atlanta visitor Wednesday-
Mrs. Lennie Wood spent sever
al days in Atlanta this week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Huekaby
went to Atlanta Wednesday.
Mr. J. W. House transacted
business in Griffin this week.
Mr. J. J. Strange transacted
business in Atlanta Wednesday.
Messrs. N. B. and Robert Dun
can motored to Atlanta Wednes
day.
Dr. I!. E. Hamilton was attend
ing to business in Atlanta Mon
day.
Mr. J. O. Connally and family
attended the fair in Atlanta this
week.
Dr. Houseworth and family a(-
Miss Opal Giles spent the week
end with relatives at Lula.
Miss Sarah Selman returned on
Sunday from a week-end visit
with relatives at Fayetteville,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Enterkin
Mrs. J. Q. Enterkin and Mrs. S. A.
Griffith were in Atlanta Tuesday.
Mr. J. E. Davis and daughter,
Miss Willie, attended the South
eastern Fair in Atlanta Tuesday.
Mrs. S. C. Sinor returned to
her home in Atlanta Tuesday
after a visit to her son, Rev- J. H.
Sinor.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. DeLaperriere
and little daughter, Margaret,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Phillips.
Mr. John Camp, former sheriff
tended the fair i n Atlanta Wed- 1 of Campbell county, is visiting his
nesday. I daughters, Mrs. John Morris and
The Douglasville Grocery Com- j *^ rs ' * • Morris.
Pany l ,as sold °ut tot Mr. E. ft Misses Florence Hutcheson,
P. Strickland. Bessie Fae Griffth and Ellen Winn
Mr. J. F. Long left Thursday I attended Ringing Brothers circus
to attend the Textile Show at in Atlanta Saturday.
Greenville, S. C. j M „ william Geel . has located
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Baggett and j in Laurel, Miss., where he will
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Morris spent take up mill work under his
brother, Mr. C. M. Geer.
Sunday at Palmetto.
Dr. M. W. McLarty and family,
of Atlanta, were visiting Mr. G.
W. McLarty Sunday.
Mr. Walter Geer, of Easley, S.
C., spent the week-end with his
brother, Mr. M. E. Geer.
Friends of Miss Mildred Selman
regret to learn that she has been
on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Z. T. Dake and daughter,
Miss Edith, and Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Arnold were among the
Atlanta visitors Tuesday.
Dr. J. F. Marchman and Mr. J.
P. Lawson attended liic home
coming at Concord, Paulding
county Sunday, where Dr. March-
man spent His boyhood days.
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Ballard’s Obelisk makes the good
ones. We have it in plain and se!f=
rising’.
See us for Overalls and Men’s Heavy
Underwear
Frank Burton
The Home of Prompt delivery
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will be delighted to learn that she
is doing fine and hopes to be at
home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKoy,
Mr. and Mrs. Thad McKoy, Miss
Sarah McKoy, Mrs. John H.
Almand, Mr. and Mr^. S. E. Joint
ston, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. A1.
tnand, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Perkins,
Miss Verna Perkins and Mr. Clark
Carver motored to Cave Springs
Sunday.
Raisiny Bamboo In Louisiana.
The department of agriculture tolls
the people of this country that ex peri-
ments in Louisiana show that Chinese
and Japanese bamboo may he grown
there and that the cultivation of Lome
varieties may be profitable.
Mention is made, for instance, of
Phyllostachys pubescens, which j one
may eat as a salad when the shoot!*; are
six or eight inches above the ground,
or which may be used for timber Inter,
as the “shoots” rsmcli a height of from
GO to 70 feet in three weeks.
The bamboo, we are told, may be
used in building operations or for tele
phone poles or spars, lienee it Is rec
ommended as a source of wealth to
those \Vlio live in southern Louisiana,
it may he profitable 10 them, but folks
in the North fee] that tlie Louisiana
residents will find It more profitable
continue to raise sugar cane and thl
price of sugar, remarks the Hartforfi
Cou rant.
I IS
When You Feci Out of Sorts am
See Til ngs With a Dull Eye
FOR COMMISSIONER
I hereby announc myself a candi
date for Commissioner of Roads and
Revenuess of Douglas county, subject
to the will of the voters expressed at
the polls in the November election.
If elcted I will discharge the duties of
the office to the best of my ability.
Your vote and influenc greatly appre
ciated.
W. D. CONEY.
FOR ROAD COMMISSIONER
..I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Commissioner
of Roads and Revenues for Road Dis
trict No. 1, of Douglas County, to
succeed Joe S. Abercrombie. If j[ am
elected will discharge the duties of
To the Voters of Douglas County:
After being solicited by numerous
friends from all parts of the county, I
have .decided to make the race for County
elected, 1 promise to be a servant for all
the people and promise you a progressive,
economical administration insofar as it
lies within my power so to do. 1 shall not
be able) to make a canvas of the county,
as it is my busy season. You all know me
and if you think I am the man for thet
place, vote for me; If not, vote for the
other man, and I shall still believe you my
friend.
J. \V. HOUSE.
ir. I. DORRIS /I,V BOUNCES FOR
CO l -NT Y CO MM l SSI ONER
At the request of a number of inv
friends, 1 have decided to do what I have
said that 1 never would do—enter the
race for County Commissioner. Circum
stances and conditions often change a
man’s mind and transforms him from
flowery beds of ease to a crown of thorns.
Realizing the embarrassing financial
•ondition the county has drifted into makes
a man feel relucant to ask the humble
citizen to promote him to the high and
•salted degree of County Commissioner.
Being fallible, economical and consist
ent. I will allow my name to appear on
tHe ticket for County Commissioner and
humbly ask ‘your support at the polls on
November 2, ir;2o.
If elected I will he thankful and if not
I will he thankful.
Promise No. i.—1 will endeavor to give
the county a fair and an honest adminis-
in the
LOOK TO YOUR BLOOD
Dale Complexion, Languid Feel’
ings, l owered Vitality, Need
More Red Blood. Take
Pcpto Mangan
So many people spend week
feeling down anil out. They
to think that something really
ter. They satisfy themselves by saying.
“Oh, I’m nut sick. I’ll be all right to-
cr week
i/er stop
he mat-
Promise No. 2,-1 will cmleat
more money on the roads and 1
pockets of pets, merchants and bosses.
Promise No. 3.—All the public roads
imil have their pro r.ita share of at
tention without favor.
Promise No. 4.—1 will endeavor to keep
ilov
inncial condition of the county,
nise No. 5 —1 will not endeavor t<
cash the county, if elected, hut wil
best to better the condition of th
Respectfully,
W. I. DORRIS.
CLASSIFIED
ADS
And tomorrow comes again and again
Still they feel depressed and languid
scarcely able to get around.
If you don’t feel like yourself, you are
not yourself- If you are weak and pule,
your blood needs strengthening,
should know about Pepto-Mangan, that
famous blood tonic. Physicians recom
mend it and prescribe it because it con
tains just the ingredients needed to make
red blood. It renews your energy, puts
you where you ought to be. Begin with
it today. Get the tablets if they will be
more convenient to take than the liquid.
Both have the same medicinal properties.
But be sure you get he genuine Pepto-
Mangan. Ask for “GudeV’ and he sure
sure that the full name, “Gude’s Pepto-
Mangan,” is on the package. Adv.
Dodge Automobile
for Sale
One Dodge 19I8 Touring for sale.
Will accept a good used Ford as part
payment Can be seen at C. H.
Watkins’ house.
mckinley collins
Bx. 153, Douglasville Ga.
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* to
OUaKliIjS, bi.ng your Film To .Jot
,;lr °y for developing.
Ceiling, Flooring and Shingles.
Morris & Abercrombie.
farms for sale
NO Acres in Chapel District, one
mile fronp Chapel Hill. Will sell
cheap foif cash, might trade for a
automobile. Address, P. 0. Box 826,
Atlanta, Ga. 26-2
New line of cook soves, heaters and
ranges ju^t in at good prices at Al
mand & McKoy.
. .WANTED SALESMAN, with cari to
sell sewing machines. Experience not
necessary. Attractive proposition of
fered. See Fred Halcombe Singer
Shoop, Marietta, Ga. 28-i.
\H'INTER RESORT FARES,
SEASON 1920-21
YOU’LL BE THANKFUL IF YOUR BUILDINGS ARE j
MADE OF THE GOOD HONEST KIND OF MATERIALS THAT!
WE SELL. YOUR HOUSE WILL BE WARM. AND IT WON’T j
COST YOU SO MUCH TO HEAT IT THIS WINTER. WE AREi
* THANKFUL RIGHT DOWN IN OUR HEARTS WE ARE THANK
FUL FOR EVERYTHING WE HAVE ACHIEVED AND ARE
GLAD TO SAY SO.
“These Rats Wouldn’t Eat My Best
Grain,” Says Fred Lamb.
HARDING SUPPLY COMPANY
It’s hard to keep rats out of a feed
..store. Tried for years. A neigh
boring store sold me some RAT-
SNAP. It worked wonders. Gathered
up dead rats every morning. Bought
more RAT-SNAP. Haven’t a rat now.
They wouldn’t eat my best grain
when I threw RAT-SNAP around.”
Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25.
Winter excursion tickets on sale tq
winter resorts in the Southeast and to
resorts in Arizona and Texas, daily
October 1, 1920 to April 30, 1921* in
clusive; final return limit May 31, I92I.
Stop-overt) allowed at all stations on
either going or return trip, or both,
within final limit of ticket, upon appli
cation to Conductor.
For full information as to rates*
schedules, etc., apply to nearest Agent or
Passenger Representative-
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY
F. J. Robison,
General Passenger Agent.
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You can get the “bank book” habit by STARTING
it.
Start TODAY.
Bring into our bank that ‘‘loose change” you have
in your pocket. Open a bank account with us and get a
BANK BOOK.
Then to INCREASE the balance to your credit will be
easy.
But you MUST start.
Start and you will thank us.
Deposi s Insured N. R. Henderson Cashi r
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Express Wagon
AND V
V
;S
for all sizes of boys and girls. Bring the little foil
in and fit them up. PRICES ARE RIGHT.
TRY THIS STORE FOR
ANYTHING IN THE
VARIETY LINE
Joe C. McCarley.
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We Have Them
Ranges and Stoves
If you expect to buy a
range this fall be sure to
come in and see the Famous
Majestic before you buy. .
The best value in Doug
lasville. We also carry a
full line of smaller Ranges
and Cook Stove.
Norman Buggh
We have on hand s>
Norman Buggies tin
will make you
price on if interested.
We also have some
good grade Buggy Hi
at a good price.
Almand & McKo
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