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Just a* Scores of Vienna People Have
Waiting doesn't pay.
If you neglect kidney backache,
Urinary troubles often follow.
Act fn time by curing the kidneys.
Doan3 Kidney Pills arc especially
| for weakened kidneys. r ‘
i • Many people in this locality recom
mend them. . ,
Here’s one case: -
| S. C. Carroll, carpenter, 412, W.
: Oconee St., Fitzgerald,' Ga., says: “I
! can recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills
I from experience. My.Kidneys were
| weak and acted irregularly* at times
{too freely and then again tho sccre-
Electric Light i> the best light
Electric Power is the best power
tions were scanty. I felt ,dull end
tired out.\ When I took cold, I !i»d
soreness and 4 dull aching in the re
gion of my kidneys. I began using
Doan’s Kidney Pills and they were
just, the thing for me. They put my
kidneys in godd condition and I
know there is nothing fetter for kid
ney complaints."
(SOc. at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., - Mfgra., Buffalo,,!*. Y. _
You can have electricity right in your home. -This plant brings
you the many labor saving devices the city dweller enjoys. It
givfcs you light—ready lor use every hour of the day arid night.
The snap of a switch floods the house and barn with ns much light
as you could wish for. Snap another switch and the motor turns
the washer and Winger. It’s easier to snap a switch than it is to
fill and clean oil lamps. It’s tajer and belter light, and it saves n
vast amount of work when electricity does the washing and the
other distasteful tasks. Install
the market
1 the week.
“If 1 were over there—." But
i you can serve , over here, and that
i right well by. giving te the United
War Work Campaign.
"The Unarmed Armies Behind Our
:Fighting Men”-—that’s what United
;War Work means. Give until your
Western Electric
■' POWER AND LIGHT '
every
boys “fit for fighting." Your dollar
will help do it in the United- War
Work Campaign. ■
'-Begin right now and enjoy
^ this boon of electricity.
Western Electric Power and
Light can be installed on
your place'with little trouble
and small .cxjwnsc. You owe
it to yourself to know just
what electricity will do to
help make the day’s work
-POWER-
■LIGHT-
Washing Machine
Vacuum Clean**
Dishwasher
Sewing Machine
Fan
Electric Iron
Running Water
Churn
Separator
Fanntng Mill
Grindstone .
Feed Cutter, etc.
Heus*
Perch
Driveway
Barn
Dairy
Stable
Garage, ate.
County House
Stores
Churches
Grange Halls
Schools, otc.
lighter and the evenings
brighter.
SEE WHAT IT WILL DO FOR YOU
H. D. Sturdivant, Sales Agent,
VIENNA, GEORGIA.
LASHLEY
50 acre farm on National Highway
between Viennn and Cordele,.opposi-
tite railroad station at Richwood.
Known as Reynolds or Bridges place.
debted to said estate are required to
make immediate payment.
This 8 th day of October, 1918.
T. HOYT DAVIS.
Administrator Estate Aaron Dowdell,
Deceased.- 10-10-Gw
GEORGIA—Dooly County.
All persons holding demands against
the estate of Aaron Dowdoll, late of
said county, deceased, are hereby no
tified to rendor in their demands to
theu ndersignod. And all persons in.
VIENNA
GEORGIA
Main dwelling, barn, storehouse and
large tenant house about 45 acres in
cultivation. “
Easy terms.
D/C. KETCHUM, Vidjjna.
THE UNITED WAR WORK CAM
PAIGN
WONDERFUL COLLECTION OF
BELGIAN RELIEF GARMENTS
- One of the most successful, cam
paigns ever conducted by the Red
Cross was that for a collection of Bel
gian refugee garments.' The response
to the appeal for these garments
has .been .almost unprecendented in.
the history of Red Cross undertakings
The people of America out of their
abundance have surely listened to the
talc of Belgian need and it is indeed
gratifying to Bed Cross workers who
have encouraged this work to be able
to read the following words of appre-
, elation >from A. Arrowsmlth, Manager
. of thee lothing campaign for the Bel-
. gian Relief Committee.’ He says:
"The result of the Red Cross as-
. sistance are overwhelming. The
, large majority of Chapters report re-
, cetpts beyond their assigned . quota
■ and thee lothing is being'received in
s such quantities that we are workng
■ until ten o’clock nights even to take it
, in. Today I have been obliged to
i (ease another building to accomodate
, the flood. It is a-remarkable manifes-
, tatlon." | V
. It is safe to say thdt not a single
t garment was donated for which there
1 will not be real need and those parti-
, cfpatlng in this splendid worn may
, well feel gratified and encouraged at
, the results of their efforts.
GOVERNMENT SENDS AN
URGENT CALL
EEKfl president; of tho Civil-Service
According to the statement issued
by Dr. John R. Mott, Director Gener
al ol the United War Work Campaign
the total amount to be raised daring
tho week og Nov. 11th is $170,600,-
000, fixed by the War Department ap
proved by the President.
Sitomisaion recently wired: - t
“Need for stenographers' and ^y-
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\MfO ON MYIAST
l PURCHASES
SOMETIMES we do in quality. Some
times in price. But you can depend on it,
We are planning all the time to that end
We would not consider ourselves true
to the trust reposed in us were we not
successfnl in effecting .Savings for you.
Think of you” own son—your own
lughter—and cive te' the United
’ar Work Cam-sign.
importance.” He had In mind the 1
fact that their activities are largely '
responsible for the maintenance of <
the splendid morale of our forces. .
There has never been in hisjory so I
spectacular an example of the ex- ■
treme importance of morals ms is i
now being presented on the Western
front. The forces that confront each
other there are not widely dissimilar
in numbers or equipment, yet ene
army is constantly withdrawing and
the other irrestibly moving forward
—the difference is spelled in that sin
gle word Morale. -
"Napoleon said that "morale Is as
other factors in war as three to one”
General Pershing in a recent letter,
commenting on th ework of the agen
cies, quoted with approval the state
ment of one of his Colonels who said
“Give me nine men who have a hut to
spend their evenings in and I will have
a better fighting force than ten men
would be without it.”
If it is worth $24,000,000,000 to
keep our boys under arms next year,
purely if is worth $170,000,000 and
more to add 10 per cent to their fight-
ing if it brings victory 10 per cent
nearer. This is the appeal of the sev-
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FARM LOANS
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The commission may be distributed over the period of
the loan, payable on interest payment dates, if desired.
We~deal direct with the applicant; thus savins time
and greatly reducing the usual commission charge. „
If you want QUICK ACTION and LOWEST COST
write us stating amount you wish to borrow and the se
curity you' have to offer. • ,
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! ATLANTA, GEORGIA
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