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THE UNIVERSAL CAR Change in ford Prices Effective immediately on the follow ing models: Chassis . . . . • $400.00 ' Runabout ... . . $435.00 Touring Car . . . $450.00 Al! the aibove f. o. b. Detroit Sedans for immediate delivery $695 f. o. b. Detroit Dr. J. M. Whitehead & Co. Authorized Agents Ford Motor Co„ Vienna, Ga. era to whom deliveries have been made during the previous month and the quantity delivered to each. Any dealer or , -nsumer who vio late the foregoing regulations will be subject to the penalties prescribed by the Lever Act. Such further regulations will be issued as may be necessary to enfdrce the essential features of the foregoing plan. v The purpose of the plan is to secure the broadest and most equitable distri bution possible Iduring the coming year. The Fuel Administration is assured by the representatives of the National Retail Coal Merchant’s As sociation that the retail dealers all ov er the country will lend their hearty cooperation in the performance of this patriotic service. L. G. HARDMAN, State Fuel Administrator. TO PALE PEOPLE— YOUR BLOOD MAY BE STARVING FOR'IRON! If Tour Blood Need? Iron, It Needs ZIRON, the New ' Compound of Iron, Which Acts as a Strength* ening Tonic. Enriching the Bio Building) up the System. Blood and When your blood lacks the proper proportion oi red corpuscles to give yout complexion the "rosy hue of health” and your complexion is pale, ‘ * pasty-look ing”, perhaps even greenlsh-tir.gcd, you me probably,of an anemic or Chlorotic nature, and yoijr blood needs Ziron, to bring back the rich, red'flush of health. Ziron, the new compound cf iron, the hypophesphites of lime and soda, and other tonid, strengthening ingredients, has been found of great value In conditions oi simple anemia, chlorosis, debility, nervousness, lack oi ambition, loss of appe* P. S. Please advise at your earliest, jj te dyspepsia, etc. ltir a valuable reconstructive ionic, iq cases oi weakness, convenience the quantity of enclosed .. , f . ’ ... ,, „ „J r application blanks necessary to meet and helpS bmId up the ConstlluUon a!tcr scvere 4 1 = ss - your requirements. ' Mrs. Mae Belle Perkins, of Adairsville, Ga., yvritest “About two months ago I 1 got to feeling badly. My back hurt me badly, and my legs and arms hurt too, and 1 didn’t have any appetite at all to eat. About two weeks ago I commenced MAIL SHOULD BE I taking Ziron, according to directions on the bottle... By the time 1 had taken the ADDRESSED LEGIBLY RETAIL DISTRIBUTION FOR THEYEAR 1918 The United States Fuel Adminis tration recommends and encourages the purchase and storage of coal and coke for necessary domestic require ments as early as possible in prder, first, to insure the delivery of coal and coke for this purpose and, second to assist the transportation companies by affecting delivery of as much coal os possible heforb next winter. The following general plan has been adopted governing retail distribution for 1918. Conditions differ so widely in different localities that ho attempt is made to provide for ever; contin gency and the State Fuel Administra tor is authorised to make certain modifications as indicated in the regu lations hereinafter sot forth when necessary to meet local conditions. 1. Every consumer should be urg ed on or before April 1, 1918, der for his reasonable normal require ments for the year ending March 31, 1919. Such orders must be made in writing and must state substantially tho information called for in regula tion (c) hereinafter set forth. When such orders have been entered, the dealers shall proceed to make deliv eries thereon, until each consumer, willing to accept the same, have re ceived two-thirds of his normal annual requirements, provided that orders of six tons or under may be filled in full. ,When ail consumers who, are willing to accept it, have received two-thirds of their normal annual requirements, the dealers may proceed to fill the balance of such orders up to normal annual requirements of each consum- (The provision for two-thirds de livery should apply only to anthracite. With respect to bituminous for domes tic-use, the dealer may proceed to de- placo with his regular dealer his or have their orders accepted by a deal er should apply to the Local Fuel Ad ministrator who should see that their requirements receive attention from the proper dealer. Car-load or barge load lots shall not be delivered to a single domestic consumer or to a group of consumers except With the permission of the Local Fuel edmin- istrator. Dealers shall file with the Local Fuel Administrator on the first of each month a statment containing tho names and addresses of consum ers to whom deliveries have been made during the previous month and the quantities delivered to each. 2. The following regulations have been established by the United States Administrator: (a) Until further notice domestic consumer of coal or coke shall pur chase, receive, or otherwise take po- Owing to the difficulties experienc ed in delivering mail when carelessly addressed, postmasters are requested j to notify Senders of mail to soldiers, I sailors and marines of the American 'Expeditionary Forces abroad that care should be taken to write given names in full preceding or following the name of the addressee with the necessary title,' such as private, ser geant, lieutenant, etc. The need for the full name of the addressee is lap- parent when it is explained that the War Department has a card-index file that may be consulted relative to un delivered mail for the troops, refer ence to which file furnishes no infor mation when a letter is addressed’ “J. F. Smith,” for instance, and it cannot be determined whether it is for James F Smith, John F. Smith or Jeremiah F. Smith. , Inaddition to tho given name of the addresse, and his title, there should also be added the full name of thi unit or organization to which the addressee is assigned, it be ing sufficient in the way of further address to add the words “American Expeditionary Forces.” It is particularly enjoined that let ters, post-cards and packages be not aadrcskod with lead pencils, and that every piece of mail matter bear the medicine fora week, I could see it was doing me good. I had been weak and nervous, and it made me feel stronger, and I’m not a bit nervous now. My back is all right, and my arms and legs do not ache. And my appetite is good again. Before 1 started using Ziron 1 wouldn’t rest at night, I was so tired feeling and felt worn out. 1 have used nearly the v.hcle bettie and now I sleep fine every night. Jt sure is a fine medicine, and I am glad 1 tried it.” - Ziron is non-alcoholic, contains do habit-forming drugs, acts gently, has no bad after-effects, is good for men, women and children. It Is a medicine of genuine merit, composed of ingredients prescribed by eminent physicians^ Try it. SPECIAL OFFER: Bay a bottle of ZIRON. today, atyourdnmtsfs andttvc It a fair trial, at. eordinu to directions on tho label. After ustns up one bottle, if you find It has not benefited you, takett back to the druatst and he will refund what you paid Mm for It. We repay him. eo there Is no reason why he should not repay you. This offer only applies to tbe Erst trial bottle. (Z.AU liver the consumers normal annual re-'J session of, more coal or coke than is quirements.) If a consumer already has a quantity on "hand, he shall re ceive only such additional amount as shall make up his normal annual er- quirements. New consumers who are unable to required for bis actual necessary re quirements prior to -March 31, 1919. If such consumer already has a quan tity on hand he shall receive only such additional amount as shall make up his actual and necessary require ments prior to that date. (b) No person, firm, association or corporation whether acting atone or in conjunction with others, shall directly or indirectly, provide any domestic consumer of cost or coke with more coal or coke before March Here It Is The New Moline Planter The planter with the wide Cover Wheel. Notice it has no gears. It will plant Cotton, Corn Peanuts and Beans. Place your order early, they ( are hard to get. Palmer-JonesCompany Cordele, Ga. Machinery People" ni.me and address of the sender, so that in case, of nondelivery letters may be promptly returned to the senders. The long transit taken by the mail before it reaches the delivery points abroad calls for the use of envelopes that are substantially made, as ex perience has shown that well-made en velopes retain clear and distinct the addresses written thereon, while in tl e case of envelopes of poor material the writing becomes indistinct, render ing uncertain the correct reading of tire naplS or some part of the address. Reports continue to be received to iiidicate that packages reach United States poet offices in Europe in such dilapidated condition that repacking has frequently to bo undertaken be fore delivery can be effected. Senders should use heavy weight -paper, can vas or cloth as wrapping for packages and when canvas or cloth is-employ ed the address should be written on a. shipping tag, with the name and ad dress of the sender oil the reverse side OTTO PRAEGER, Second Asst P. M. Gen.. All cheese npw in storage must be marketed before June 16, unless spec ial permission to hold is given by the Food Administration. -I- ' prospect for the 1918 wheat crop-in'Japan is said to be very good by'a'report to the Department of Com merce. Thel917 crop is estimated at nearly 35,000,000 bushels. More than 1,600 tons of anthracite coal were condemned in Pennsylvan ia markets by representatives of tho Fuel Administration recently in tho campaign to compel the delivery of clean coaL 31, 1919, than necessary, with the amount already on hand, to meet the actual and necessary requirements of such consumer prior to that date. (c) On and after April 1, 1918, no person, firm, association or corpo ration shall sell or deliver coal to a domestic consumer who does not first furnish to the person selling or de livering such coal, a statement which thee onsumer declares in writing to be true, and which specifies (1) the amount of coal the consumer has on hand, (2) the amount of coal he has on order and the name of the person from whom ordered, (3) the amount of coal used by him . in the twelve months ending March 31, 1918, and (4) the amount of coal needed to meet his actual and necessary require ments prior to March 31, 1919; pro vided, however, that this regulation may be modified by any State Fuel Administrator within his own State under such circumstances and condi tions as he may deem proper. (d) On and after April 1, 1918 and until further notice, no retail dealer, shall unless authorized by the State Fuel Administrator, deliver or cause to be delivered to any domestic consumer more than two-thirds of his normal annual requirements of anthra cite coal until each domestic consumer whq has placed his order with said dealer and it willing to receive de livery of the same has received two- thirds of his normal annual require ments for they ear ending March 81 1919; provided however, that orders of six tons or less may be filled in full. (e) Car load or barge load lots shall not be delivered to a single do mestic consumer or to a group of con sumers, except with thepermlesion of the Local Fuel Administrator. (d) Dealers shall file with the Lo cal Fuel Administrator, on the first of each month, a statement containing the names and addresses of contum- Complete Satisfaction Cannot Be Bought For Less To pay less is to risk the loss of efficiency, comfort, modernized improvements, beauty of design or long- lived service. x The absence of any one of these essentials robs yhu of maximum value, useful ness and satisfaction, . At a low first cost and for economical maintenance this Model gives power- prodigious power—from its perfected, frugal-with*fuel motor. It is simple to handle, has narrow turning radius, and easily operating clutch. > It is comfortable with spacious interior, wide seats deep upholstery, rear canti lever springs, 106 inch wheelbase, large tires, non-v skid rear, and Auto Lite starting and lighting. Snccessful men do not waste their time and energy in getting 1 around—thous ands use thi9 model and save their vitality for the doing of more things in less time. Appearance. Performance. Comfort. Service and Price Q. H, TI3RT0N Mgr. Dooly Overland Co. Vienna, Georgia v '-; ' -