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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGI.AsVILI.L, GEORGIA, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER n. 1920
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Mr. J. F. Long spent Tuesday in At- Mr. M. E. Geer returned Monday from j
lama on husines. Laurel. Miss. While there he mothore j 11 tin liSnSjanm 1
„ on ,l,o gulf, where he enjoyed a ' P" n, l 01 g °I° s S I
ing ahd fishing trip.
Mrs. l.ennie
Atlanta Mond
Wood
shopping
Messrs- Fred Morris and Dillard li<
visited at Acworth Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Rainer spent Sunday
•with relatives at McDonough.
Mr. Poley Burton was numbered among
the sick ones the first of the week.
fSTHE AMERICAN,
jfj RED CROSS IN.Cj
PEACE TIME
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Col. J. R. Hutcheson was confined n
his home a portion of the week hv illness
Miss Marjorie Upshaw spent the
end with friends at Bessie Tift, a
sythe.
Miss \\ F i 11 ie Davis spent the week-end
with her sister. Mrs. Roy Snipes, in At
lanta.
Miss Mae Hindman came out from At
lanta Sunday to spend the day with home
folks.
Mr. Joe Harding
States court at Rome
week.
aticruled l' tilted
a portion of the
Mr. Judson Keown, of the l*. S. navy
stationed at Norfolk. Va., is visiting rela
tives here.
Mrs. Eastman of Atlanta, is here fi
an extended visit to her mother, Mr
Cora Hindsinan.
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Miss Etoile Banks, who
About 12,000.(‘00 hoys
posing nearly 1mlI’ tin*
lion of the United State
of the Junior Red Cross
Ing the children of Europe o •
the Pnme time ft doing on !iup
work here at home. Knlitau i’ln
who wears the engnging smile
In this picture, Is the son of
diun guide and trapper, lie
youngest Junior living lu the i,t.
hood of Juneau, Alaska— nnd ho
Bessie Tift, came home Monday night j greetings to fellow Juuiors of Hit* Unit
owing to illness.
ed States.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cobh, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday with her parents, Judge
and Mrs. J. H- McLarty".
Mrs. Shamblin and daughter, of I.\c
have returned home after a pleasant \
it to her daughter, Mrs. Thad McKov.
Mr. Hampton Wilson, of Virginis
spent the week-end with his sister, Mr
Fred Wilson.
Mr. Z. T. Dake and son, Lanins, •.
a visit to home folks, left Wednesday
South Georgia in the interest of
Wrought Iron Range Co., of St. Louis.
Friends of Mr. Paul I).
glad to note an improvement
dition, which for a few days ■
to be serious.
Seht
his ccn-
s thought
Arab Pute Comfort First.
The beautiful villas that renin in In
Algeria are Moorish villas, for the
Arab does not care for things artistic
nnd comfortable that other races of
the earth demand. If he were given a
hoti.se he would first remove the doors
and hurn them; he would next drive
n hook Into the faeado to hitch hla
mule to. and then he would abandon
the chimney-place Inside the house
nnd build Ills fire in the middle of the
room, defiling all the walls with
sinok**. ills personal Ideas of comfort
come first.
The Algerians are not like the
French. They are different In man
ners, customs, habits and morals, says
Charles Dlvin in the Century. Even
the Arab remarks It. and calls nil peo
ple who come from France “Parisian
Homans.”
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Chronic Diseases of
Men and Women
I devote my entire time nnd
attention to the treatment of
CHRONIC and SPECIAL Dis
eases. Special attention given
to the combined powers of Elec
tricity, Light, Heat, Vibration,
Bacterines, Scrums and Organic
Extracts, together with the
careful administration of se
lected medicines.
AND
FREE EXAMINATION
ADVICE
Charges alwuys reasonable,
terms arranged to suit patient’s
convenience.
DON’T GIVE UP
Call today and let me give
you my personal advice.
DR. ,M. 1. NiX, Specialist.
130 (A) Peachtree St.
ATLANTA, GA.
Hours—10 A. M. to 0 P. M
Sundny—11 to 1.
All Size* ,
Style*
Money - Back Cartridges
U. S. Cartridges r.rc ectt with tie broadest guar
antee ever made ert mr-rrivton. It. i? simply this:
if you don’t like them, rrt year money back.
Every dealer who < irries U.: . Cartridges is author
ized to refund, cn < -".nr.; 1 , the price of the whole
box to anyone who doesn't l..:e them, and returns
the unused part of ibe'V.ox-
CARTRIDGES
Per ah sn.-.'.ij- cf firenrmj’
There isno22 IongE !l, ec.’ ’ as accuratentdistances
from SO t j2"9 j ai-’.s nl.S. 22 11. li. A. Long Ride Lesmok
Cartridges. V is is 51 r. - e yards of accuracy than has
hitherto hem possible with 22 rim-fire ammunition.
Solid l ullrt inr to r‘:;t work. Hollow-point bullet for small
viunc, Cc»3t no more.
We make exactly
the same guarantee
with
BLACK SHELLS
UNITED s FATES CARTRIDGE. COMP.* NY, New York, Manafactarm'
Cauo ui raid get u (auty cf The U* S. Game Law Bocfy— FREE,
They have reached
such a high state of
perfection — in water
proofing, in speed, in
power, and iaunif ormity
— that we can guaran
tee them without limit.
You can get your pet
load for every kind of
shooting, in smokeless
or black powders, in
T u o Black Shells, and
ye* r money back if
want it.
THE N. B. £& J. T. DUNCAN CO.
Douglasville, Ga.
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Fordsorv
THE UNIVERSAL CAB
T ractors =—
The tractor must be something more than just a plowing machine if it is to be an eco=
nomical investmestment on the farm.
The Fordson tractor pays its way all the year round by doing the many countless jobs that
require power. Grist mills, food grinders, wood saws, hay balers, syrup mills as well as the road
work tor heavy hauling are a few of the many things that can be done without any extra expense
for power *
But above all these things, the increased production that will be obtained by better seed*
bed preparation is the greatest argument for the tractor.; I
Deep plowing and early preparation of your land is; the best weapon with which to fight
the boll weevil. When crops are short we need to exert wery effort for increased yields for next
year.
Let us show you the Fordson tractor. It is backed by Ford service which means a full line
of parts and competent mechanics at your call.
FORD CARS
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Come By and Lot's Talk it ilvsr or Drop: us A line and We Will Call
j. R. DUNCAN
T
FORDSON TRACTORS