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I Every Yime You Lick a THRIFTor 1 1 WAR SAVINGS STAMP You f i Hand a Lick to the Kaiser 1 I “Keep a Lickin’” 1 ^ ===±ss==s===±=s=ss=====.=====—±=====———— 3’ §~ A Good Show Every Monday, Wed., Friday & Saturday*-- DeSOTO THEATRE 1 M OLD DOOLY DID HERSELF PROUD IN GOING “OVER THE TOP” WITH THE THIRD LIBERTY LOAN Let us do the seme with the Red Cross, we must support our Government HEARD’S BANK jfi Have Your Ford Car Repaired at Ford Service Station g* Equipment, Mechanics, Parts—We have the Know How. Your Interest is our interest. We also sell Ford Tires and Tubes for Ford cars. Dr. J. M. Whitehead <& Co. E: Crepe de Chene & Georgette H Crepe, in all colors £ Vienna Ten Cent Co. Bjackstone 7 PERFECT TRACTION TREAD AUTOMOBILE TIRES Th. Blscluton. b . St.nd.rd Auto mobile Tiro of th. Highut Quality, Built in Only • NON-SKID TYPE. THE BLACKSTONE TREAD b on. of th. Highut Qu.lity, Toufh.it .nd'Longnt W.arlng Tr.sdi Built. J. B. HEGIDIO Phone 33 Vienna, Gs I Jones-Butler Furniture Company EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Qive some of J the home comforts to the boys at the Jt: Camps and “Over There.” Subscribe to the Red Cross I Farmers Hardware Campy •— Tbs home of the boat in Hardware, Mill Supplies, Farming; Implements and Sporting Goods—Full Line . y~~ New Fishing Tackle at Your Sendee. " CALL US NIGHT OR DAY mm- Wo giro SSs Thrift Stamps with th. fallowing Purchases During thb Patriotic Sal. which b now •*. 94.00 Purdmso, Fra. On Stamp $10.00 Purchaao, Fra. Thm Stamp. ^—■ 915.00 P.rchaa., Fro. Fhr. Stamp. 930.00 Purchaao, Fra. 9cm Stamp. 925.00 Purchaa., Fra. Ton Stamp. ■« £ The Big Busy Store 1 J. J. & J. L. LASHLEY Cotton - Cotton Seed - Fertilizers and Farm Products W. hav. for aal. Spaabh aad Georgia Rnmnr Srad Founts. Misti Spsddsd, Brabham end Iran Paaa, Am bar can. 3 rad and Cotton seed. Victory For the Allies Means Victory For U. S. We must win in the battle of business and food production hers If our bon are ) hava food aad soppU,. "over Uwra.” To ourmen on thefroet snjkrap ting spirit, we most bold to w patriotic tMrgy u» win* „ business hero, for good business hen moans non courage r there.. C ’ r SATISFIED customer mnkss bettor busin.se. Wa want them. They ir ua. So. oar Stock before buying elsewhere. g- WALTON BROS.. Dealers In Gen. Mdse. Thrive by thrift A war iaver is * life saver. Make thrift your buy-word. Save for the country’s sake. to victory; use both sparingly. He also serves who stays and saves After all, saving is'not sacrificing. Labor and materials are essential Thrift and patriotism are synony mous. Join the army behind the Army—■ be a war saver. Business as usual now may mean no business later. National War Savings Day it the stay-at-home day. Serve abroad or serve at homo. Buy War Savings Stamps. When you buy war saving stamps you diNsotgive—you receive. ' Became a stockholder in the United States—buy War Savings Stamps. Many are giving their lives; you are asked only to loan your money. Unusual business now means re sumption of business as usual later. You may not be ablo to fight, but you can save and buy War Savings Stamps. Give up your luxuries that the Kaiser may be mode to give up his ambitions. Help your government and your self st the same time—buy War Sav-. ings Stamps. Luxuries as usual means a victor ious German. Save and buy War Savings Stamps. National War Savings Day U only one day; our men in the Army Navy have their day every day. Don’t wait jto be urged to join the W. S. S. Army. What if our men in the tranche* waited to be urged? Every time you buy anything poo- pie work for you. Savel abor and materials for thb use of the govern ment. Hartley Withers, the editor of the Economist, of London, says: “Money spent in war timea on things not need ed is money given to the enemy. Remember that National War Sav ings Day is June 28. Pledge your, seif on or before that day to rave to the utmost of your ability and to buy War Savings Stamps that there may be more money, labor and materials to back up those who fight aad die for you. . Ia March and April the Secretary, of Agriculture on recommendation of the Office of Public Roads mod Ru ral Engineering, approved 212 State road buQding projects involving more than 2,500 miles of highways under .the Federal aid road act The esti mated coat of these improvements to' the States is about 915.000,000. The’ Federal aid allowed Is more than 9*r Men’s Ladies’ and Children’s Slippers A COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE LINE J. P. Heard & Sons’ Store SUBSCRIBE TO THE RED CROSS A Car Load of Cans Just Arrived VIENNA HDW. CO. They Are Here STETSONHATS All Shapes, Sizes and Color* Get Yours Today / Vienna Jhoe Store POWELL BROTHERS Medicines, Stationery, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Cigars and Cold Drinks Norris Candy—Odom’s Ice Cream Special Notice! Beginning May 1st, I will deliver free to a distance of 3 milos, orders amounting to Ua dollars or non, but all dalinriu will bo C. O. D. ia th* city or out. Spocial cash prices for longer distances. \ Sav* money by getting your building material aow. L. T. WILDER Vtennab Georgia Remember that I appreciate your trade anil want to fill ail orders promptly, so I kindly ask you to gst your order, in early in the mornings and evenings, and 1 promise to glv* you the best at the lowest possible prices. Delivered any where in the City. 1 pay cash for goods and collect on each Monday. Respectfully R. H. Trippe’s Meat Market PHONE 49-2 RINGS Money to Loan on Farm Lands 5 f-2 Per Cent ^ Land Bought and Sold. If-irou have land to sell I can asll it for yon. IfyouwanttoBuy Land, MAY BE I can get it for yon. ^ D. C. KETCHUM Tour Especial Attention is Galled to. Our HATS FOR MID-SUMMER Hemps, Leghorns, and Milana, ell Pries. and Styles. Look at our All-White m Froefc^ Taffetas and Georgette Crape, You Wm Like Them MRS. GERTRUDE TAGGART ^ We Handle Liberty Bonds and ^ War Savings Stamps - 2 Mr- -I" 5TA 7 -t »*- o. r rg For the Benefit of Our People And Our CQubtry —• i V . ^ American Banking Corporation —^ mmumm