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Redeem your War Savings Stamp
pledge.
For life insurance, see what the
Mutual Benefit has to offer you^tlay
B. Morgan. 11-7-41
I receive subscriptions for all mag
azine periodicals and newspapers ■ at
publisher's rate. Wherq two or more
are taken, I sometimes give clubbing
rates. F. M. Barfield, Postoffice,
Pinchurst. 10-31-41
HE TEST NOW FULFILLED.
4-4 , 4*4-4-4'4--F4*4-4-4' , I*4’4--l--!-.f--i.
+ +
+ METHODS OF DEMOCRACY. +
Tills government Is nothing more
than the expression of the people, and
If we are to win the war it will be only
because every man, woman and child
charges himself dally and hourly with
the test. Does this or that contribute
to win the war?—Herbert Hoover,
April 18,1018.
d- The extent to which the United 4-
-I* States Food Administrator has *r
4* relied,on the voluntary support 4-
-I- of the American people Is shown -I-
+ by a statement made by the +
4- United States Food Admlnlstra- d-
tor speaking beforo the Senate +
+ Agricultural Committee less 4*
d* than tlirco months after this d*
4- country entered the war. That d*
+ he was Justified In his Implicit d*
d* confidence In the strength of de- +
*1< mocracy has been dearly reflect- +
d> cd by tho measure of support wo d*
4- bavo lent the Allies. 4
+ “If democracy Is worth any- 4"
d* thing,” Mr. Hoover declared, “wo -b
d* can do these things by co-operu- d*
4> tlon, by stlmnlatlon, by self-sac- -b
! lf._ 8. v Government
' preterits 2d ofH.j
clal war picture.
COWS FOR SALE—Several, nice
yodng cows with young calves for sale
ll-14-4t
FOB SALE—Hastings’ 100-bush-
els Seed Oats. A. Walters, Vienna 4t
J. D. Taylor,
The time for buying War Savings
Stamps is growing short. Get yours
today. yi
With Uto solemn obligation of pro
viding that "margin” of food that
would safeguard against starvation
our friends lu Europe the housewife
and .the consumer have learned hither
to Ignored and unsuspected things
about food, have absorbed a whole
"college education" In food value*
food handling, buying and substituting
that they will not want to forgeL
WANTED—A good farm 150 or
200 acres. See me at Unadilla. J. M.
Kelly.
The Vienna News
Published Weekly
MISS EMILY WOODWABD
Managing Editor
Aaspgaa&i
• TOaOWlKO THE FUQ T9
Redeem ^our War Savings Stamp
pledge.
(or anr case of Catarrh that cannot.be
cured by Hairs Catarrh Med!dna.W r
Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers (or the peat thirty*
five years, sad has become known ss the
most reliable remedy (or Catarrh. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelling tho Poi
son from the Blood sftd healing the dis
eased portions.
After ysu have taken Han's Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you wilt see a
great- Improvement In your general
health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine at once and get t$A of catarrh. Send.
Cor testimonials, free.
PLENTY OF MONEY
TO LOAN
FOR FIVE, SEVEN OR TEN YEAR
ON IMPROVED FARMS
j AT 5 1-2 PER CENT
J. D. COBB AE. F. STROZ1ER
" CORDELE, GA.
'7-26-18-tf.
Entered at the post office in Vien
na, Ga., aa second class mail maths’
according to the set of- Cong
Match 8rd, 187*.
•b rlflce, by the patriotic moblllza- +
+ tlon of the brains of this conn- +
*b try. If it cannot be done in this +
+ manner It la bctftr that we ac- +
+ cept German domination and 4*
♦ confess to failure of onr political +
+ ideals, acquiesce in the superior- +
+ lty ofi the German conception +
4* and send for the Germans to In- *
4* struct us In Its use.” +
££**++*Lt*-t+*******
DeSOTB THEATRE
MONDAY, TUESDAY, DEC. 2-3
THIRD AND LAST CALL '
The Thombley place 8 miles of Vi
enna on three prominent highways,
202 12 acres all red pebble land, 17f>
acres in cultivation, large six-room
dwelling, 8 tenant houses. Can be
bought on easy terms. See
D. C. KETCHUM, Vienna.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1918
“Pershing for President in 1920,"
is the cry of tho Republicans. Well
wc admiro their good judgment. Gen
eral Pershing seems to he about as
Democratic a Republican as they
could hit upon.
Tho prompt squelching of the splr-
Commissioffers' Report for Nov,
u of Bolsheviklsm that broke loss'e In
New York a few days ago, invites the
approval of every loyal American.
The expeditious way in which it was
handled should he an example to tell
er towns that are menaced by the
ugly spirit It is well to let
Paupers’ List $203.00 *
J. C. Slade, Bridge Pay Roll 116.60
J. C. Slade, Express and Expense .... 11.51
J. C. Slade, Pay Roll .L. 361.00
T. A. Adkins, Postage 2.37
T. H. Butler, Serving Subpeonas 10.00
J. D. Hargrove, Clerk 33.84
W. H. Roberts, Serving Subpeonas 39.50
A. F. Beuling, Lumber 42.66
C. C. McKinley, Shop Work 9.40
G. L. Hutchins, Corn 305.80
Powell Bros.: Medicines 12.75 .
V. M. Waters, Extracting Tooth 1.00
Tomlin-Harris Mch. Co., Repairs 15.00
Walton Bros., Provisions 178.92 .
Happ Bros., Clothing ....' 654.90
H. O. Davis, Jail Expense 213.20
rPidgen Bros'. Co., Provisions 44.32
C. E. Joiner, Provisions .... I 1.85
J. M. Whitehead Co., Repair Work 21.15
Empire Cotton Oil Co., Meal and Hulls 31.20
W. F. Newby, Provisions 7.76
Forbes Drug. Co., Medicines 7.70
Farmers Hardware Co., Hardware 23.10
, Gulf Refining Co., Gas and Oil 23.60
S. M. Thompson, Nails .70
Joe Morgan, Seed Oats ,. v ‘ 75.00
Tifton Packing Co., Meat...« .... 69.50
T. H. Gregory Co., Provisions 4.26
T. E. Thompson, Holding Inquest 17.00
Mills Printing Co M Stationery - 27.33
E. R. Kirkland & Sons, Shop Work 21.86
Foote & Davies Co., Stationery' 107.56
Marshall & Bruce Co., Office Supplies 50.10
R. E. White, Farm Demonstrator 62.50
J. J. Morgan, Gas and Oil 92.42
W. H. Martin, Serving Subpeonas 7.50
V. jC. Daves, Medical Services 50.00
W V. Childs. SeTvlng Subpeonas ......... 13.60
Vienna Hardware Co., Hardware 67.85
J. W. Walton, Commissioner .... ........ 16.67
J. D. Lester, Commissioner i.:!, ...: ,16.67
W. E. Ford, Commissioner':.- U/- 16.67
tame L„., — -
those who foster this spirit know in
unequivocal terms that it will not be
tolerated. .
After Dec. 1st our Chevrolet Parts and Service
Station will be operated on a strictly Cash Basis
We do this for the benefit of out* customers and
ourselves.
We ask for your cooperation, Please do notex-
pect to be favored. This applies to all.
The suggestion that the annual day I
of Thanksgiving be made a fixed cal-1
endar date, the date to be the samel
as that which will always-n commem-1
orated as the day of the freat world
peace will no doubt be universally fcp* I
proved. The observance of an rfn-|
nual Thanksgiving Day it and should I
be a fixed custom with the American I
people. Heretofore the last ThundMl
in November has been tho date' ob
served, The Armistice Anniversary, I
Nov. tho 11th, will in future be ob
served not only throughout the Unit-1
cd States but throughout the whole I
allied world. It is quite fitting that
the two anniversaries coming so close
' together should be combined, for af
ter all the only proper Way to ob
serve'Nov. 11th, is in Thanksgiving.
Tha proposed coalition of the two
anniversaries is a happy idea which
no doubt will be popularly approved.
THE FORDSON
WHISKY AND INFLUENZA
Several years ago saya the Manu
facturers* Record, when Rev. F. B.
one. of tho greatest
Meyer, D. D., — r __ MB P
preachers of England, warn in Baytl-|
more, he asked the writer for some
information in regard to Dr. Howard I
A. Kelly, and in connection therewith
made tho following statement: I
"Somctlmo ago, Dr. Kelly was to
perform a very difficult operation be-1
fore most of the leading physicians I
and surgeons of London. Before be-1
ginning his work he somewhat amax-|
cd the doctors who had gathered to
meet him by asking that they bow I
their heads whilo he uttered a prayer I
that he might be Divinely guided in
tho operation hep erformed. I
“This simple and natural act of!
Dr. Kelly,” said. Dr. Meyer, “made' a
profound impression in London, and
I have boon wondering if it is. his us-1
ual custom.” | I
Dr. Kelly is one of tho world's fore
most physicians and surgeons, known
wherever iiedlclne and surgery are
known. He is an unceasing worker
against the liquor traffic, as a demor
alizing power, Sot which there Is no
in morals or In •medicine.
If You Want A Tractor,
And You Will Eventually
excuse
Recently continues the Manufac-|
turers Record, the liquor interests of
the country have been carrying ou
a vigorous and aggressive campaign
in an endeavor to create the impres
sion tha^ whiskey it essential in the
treatment of the epidemic of influen
ts. Dr, Kelly than whom there are no
greater authorty in medicine, in n let
ter to the Manufacturers' Record,
takes'the’gfound that not only is
whiskey wholly inadvisable in the
1 treatment of influents or of the
pneumonia which often follows, but
that it is initaeU calculated to increase
tha mortality, And to this Dr. Kelly
Just Received
YOU HAD BETTER PLACE YOUR ORDER EAR
LY. IF YOU HAVEN’T SEEN ONE WORK, YOU
SHOULD SEE IJ. WE CAN TELL YOU WHEN
AND WHERE YOU CAN SEE ONE IN OPERATION
1 have Just received a
car of CYPRESS SYRUP
BARRELS. Get them
while you can.
"Let me declare emphatically that!
alcohol is not of the slightest value in
warding off influenza. On the con
trary, it is caicnlated to do great!
harm by lowering resistance and.in-1
ducing the befuddled patient to ex-1
pose himself needlessly.".
And euch a time ae this when the
liquor people are making inch at
tempts to re-establish and revamp the j
whiskey trade, it becomes the daty of J
every newspaper which desires to
save the live* of its readers to publish I
the facts as arc given so clearly by Dr
Kelly. How many of them we won-
der will do this?—Manufacturers
Record.
D. B. Thompson