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ENLIST BEFORE
YOU ARE DRAFTED
THOSE WHO ENLIST HAVE OP-
~ PORTUNITY OF BECOMING
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER.
I.v these remount Stations will be
maintained during the entire period
$t the war, and those desiring to re
main at the stations will probably bo
allowed to do so.
The enlistments are made in Quar
termaster Corps, National Army,
which la n non-combatant branch of
the service—no guns, no bullets. The
purpose of the remount stations is to
train horses and milues for war serv
ice. Following is shown the men
696 men nro wanted for the re- ’ nc eded for the various positions at
mounts tatlons at Camp Gordon, At- each . of thc two camps> indicating
lanta, and Camp Wheeler, Macon— j ronk an d pay.
•298 pt. each station. Applicants for. j Quartermaster Sergeant, Senior
this service will be received at U. S. Grade , Quartermaster Corps, pay »81
Army Recruiting Station, Atlanta,
and at sub-recruiting stations through
out the state. All applicants accept
ed out of Atlanta will be shipped to'
Rank of Sergeant 1st Class, Quar
termaster Corps, pay $51.— 1 Chief
Clerk, 1 invoicing Clerk, 1 Pay Clerk,
1 Property .Clerk, 7 Clerks, 1 Fore.
Main Station, Atlanta, Ga., on Gov- raan Trainer> i Foreman Fairer, 6
eminent expense for enlistment. Ap- ^checkers, 1 Wagonmaster, 1 Forage-
. pllcanta may have their choice of the | mastet . t i 0 Horseshoers, 1 Foreman
two camps mentioned above. Carpenter, 1 Foreman Plumber, 1
132 non-commissioned officers are nudemith, 1 Saddier, 1 Guard, 1
authorised, for the two stations 66, Foreman Horaeshoer, 1 Mess Sergeant
at each camp—pay_ranging from $361 j p ackmftatcr .
Rank of Sergeant, Quartermaster
Corps, pay $44.—1 Mess Sergeant, 1
Mechanic, 2 Assistant Wagonmasters,
to $81 per month; 166 Privates, 1st
Class, pay $33 per month; Privates,
$30 per month. These sums of m . 1TTI . TT , IM TT .. ,
‘course are in addition to food, clothes, 5 HomMhoem,TFimiem"“2"'slidditen!
medical and dental attention, and j 1 Corgndor.
■ such other expenses of soldiers as are ■ Raak 0 (' Corporal, Quartermaster
usually cared for by the government. | Corpl( Pay $86 _ 4 Farre rs,
Special attention is called to the 3 Mounted Guard>> 2 Storekeepers,
4 Assistant Wagonmasters.
Rank of Private 1st Class, Quar
termaster Corps, Pay $33.—66 Team
sters, 10 Packers, 4 Carpenters,
Plumber*) 1 Clerk, T Orderly.
126 Laborers, 10 Mounted men,
Privates Pay, $30, 6 Cooks, pay $38.
unusually hlgfTpercentage of non-com
missioned officers, which causes the
enlistment for remounts tation serv
ice to be very attractive.. It isjflchr
SPECIAL NOTICE
Vienna Lodge No. 485
of I. 0. 0. F—home
meetings regular on
each 1st and 3rd Wed
nesday at 8 P. M.
Max Feldser. Sec.
Yes, We Do
Job WoYk
You will find our
prices satisfactory
CIRCUS DAY
Tuesday, Oct. 9, Marks the Coming
of The Sparlu World’s Famous
Shows To Vienna, Giving Two
Complete Performances.
Circus day dawns with an inde
finable stir in the air that sets the
small boy’s heart to beating faster,
and awakens pleasant memories in
the minds of the gray beards who have
not forgotten childhood’s happy days
The people of this city and com
munity will undoubtedly be treated
to a tremendous surprise in the above
show, ns report has it that it is not
only triple in size this season, but
that it still retains those features
that made it such a welcome visitor
in pas years, viz: Its freedom from
all semblance of gamblers and fakirs,
the high-class moral entertainment
afforded and its honorable methods
of doing business.
The management of the Spark’s
World’s Famous Shows have not only
ventured into a field of greater en
deavor, bnt in so doing it is said,~have
outdistanced tented rivals in a man
ner that leaves nothing to the imag
ination with the additional telling ad
vantage of being triple in size. All
new in the matter of equipment and
presentation, and still retaining the
wonderful trained wild animal exhi
bition, which has done much to cause
this show to become famous, it ia the
most remarkable amusement enter
prise of its kind in the world today.
The big street parade, while a fea
ture of marvelous beauty and enor
mous expense, but is a slight remind
ed of the great pomp, opulence and
bewildering brilliancy to be witness
ed under the mammoth tents during
the exhibitions. In other words the
show is not all on the streets.
organization will be extended to
chairman in'each county and a chair
man in each militia district with
.corps of workers. Each town and
city of more than 2,000 population
will also have a separate- chairman
and corps of workers. When organi
zation has been perfected, and the
aim and object of the campaign has
been thoroughly advertised, the drive
for food pledges will start on the
morning of Oct 21.
Men and women will go into every
home in the state and ask the house
wives to sign a card pledging the
government that they will waste no
f-od, and will follow as far as they
can, the government’s directions.
Baby Grand Touring
This model is made with ex
treme care. The car always
looks good. It always makes a
good impression.
A Chevrolet reflects favor
ably on the good judgment of
4
its owner.
Buying a “known quantity”
.is much better than purchasing
an “anknown quantity” claim
ing quality.
In the Chevrolet you get
quality plus thc known quanti
ty. “You purchase a certainty—
“The Prodrct of Experience.’’
This model has often been
described ss the “happy med
ium” in autonobile purchases.
It meets every demand for a re
liable, dependable, economical
car.
Price $910.0;' f. o. b., Flint.
FORD <& CALHOUN
Phone 65 - Pinehurst, Ga.
RED CROSS DOES NOT
SELL ANY GARMENTS
Atlanta, Ga.—Headquarter! in At
lanta of the Southern Division of the
American Rod Cross has issued
statement branding as false the re
port which has been going the rounds
that sweaters, caps, mufflers, socks,
•Ste., knitted by women and turned
over to the Red Cross, have been sold
in stores and sold to soldiers.
Not a single article made for a sol
dier, whether for his'use on the firing
line or for use of a hospital where ho
ia tick of a wound is sold by the Red
Cross to any concern of any kind. The
Red Cross sells nothing. Its object
id to organize men and women and
children to aid the' soldiers, both at
the front and in the hospitals and
elsewhere. Every single article it
handles, from a surgical dressing to
h fur lined boat is presented free of
charge to a soldier or hospital or to
some other agency that prill place it
in a soldier’s hands.
Further, according to the headquar
ters statement, should any Red Cross
chapter, or'any person officlatiy con
nected with tho Red Cross, be guilty
of selling a Red Cross article, his or
her or its official standing would be
immediately withdrawn, with full
publicity surrounding the withdrawal
Automobile Rates
“Special Form”. Policy
Covering
FIRE, THEFT AND EXPLOSION
Cars Listing over $2500
'One per cent of list price.
Cars listing at $800 to $2600
One and one-half per cent of
list price.
Cara Hating under $800
Two per cent of list price.
A. E. Jordan & Co.
INSURANCE Phone 16$
CONSERVE THE FOOD IN
ORDER TO WIN THE WAR
Atlanta, Ga.—The Germans are
conserving their food; they will win
the war if we waste ours.
That is (be keynote and slogan of
the food conservation campaign which
was launched this week in Georgia
to last for a month. . tt ia strictly a
government campaign, conducted by
official agents of the government, and
[ its sole purpose is to bring to the at
tention of people the absolute neccs-
1 sity for conserving food.
< From the state executive commit
tee consisting of a prominent citizen
from each congressional district. 1
headed by C. Murnhy Candler, thej
Professional cards.
F. K. ‘WILLIAMS, M E.
Physician and Surgeon,
i; Vienna, Ga..
Office over Walton Bros, store
T. v. Birina, m. d. a. a. Mobley, m. d
BIVINS & MOBLEY,
Phtsicians and Sdboeons.
Galls Promptly Answered.
Vienna, - • • Georgia.
L. L. WOODWARD,
Attorney-at-Law.
Vienna, ... Georgia.
V. 0. DAVES
Pbvslclsn and Surgeon
Office in COOPER BUILDING
Galls promptly answered
OHAS. 8. GURR
Insurance
Office in Vienna News
Building
PHONE 181
DR. E. P. WHITEHEAD
• DENTAL SURGEON
VIENNA. • GEORGIA -
DR. T. E. BRADLEY
SPECIALIST
Disease* of Eye, Ear, Not* and
- Throat
Westbrook Bldg., Cordate, Ga.
DRS. ELLIOTT A ELLIOTT
•STEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
C9REELE, GA.
j-t .■ •- — -■■■ ■■ ■ .■ ■■■■■ as at
T. Hoyt Davis - Chas. P. Notes
•AVIS A HOLES
Atteraeya at Law
Offices Over Anerican Bank
ing Corporatien
Vtaaaa, Georgia
D. P. HOLLIMAN
■ENT13T
Office ever Babbitts Pharmacy
UNABILLA. GA.
RaliabU Work at Reaaenabla
Prices
Tho Range That Keeps Up the Fame of Southern Cook
ing, and the Price Down, Will Be Found On
Our Floor
Drop into our store and purchase an Allen's
Princess for a Thanksgiving present for your faithful
wife and watch the sadness fade and smiles and grati
tude instill themselves where the worry furrows once
dwelt. The price is very moderate and O, such nice
line of ware with each Range.
You will Also find any article in the auto line for
Fords you desire, no worry or care on your part. Let
us price you tires and tubes. Ours are on top when it
comes to quality.
See the new line of fine buggies, just the very
style you have always longed for, light, neat and sporty
Also your attention is called to the line of Bicycles, not
withstanding the fact that the prices have advanced
skyward, we are yet in a position to price you an up-to-
now byke for less. Don’t Torget us, our policy is fair
ness to all. ' * ,
Yours to Command
Farmers Hardware Co.