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Important Announce*
ments for the Month of
May at Michael’s.
MILLINERY OF CHARMING GRACE AND
BEAUTY.
Millinery of taste and refinement; millinery
that bespeaks character; that is what you see
when you visit Michael’s Millinery Parlors. We
have never shown such an array of pretty hats
as this season and now that we have prepared
hats for mid-summer we feel that it is your duty
to view this exhibition of beauties. Our design
ers have worked hard and late preparing for this
wonderful season and with the arrival of many
pretty hats from the foremost producers of the
world we announce, ready! Ready with the
goods to serve you.
CHARMING DRESSES FOR MID-SUMMER.
Dresses for now and a large number of dresses
for mid-summer is what we offer for your early
inspection. There is a style here for everyone
and a size to fit all. Even a full line of children's
dresses in white silks, nets and also ginghams.
Ladies’ and misses’ dresses of printed Georgette
Crepe, Crepe de Chine, nets. Voiles and Foulards.
Dresses for street wear, afternoon and for real
formal affairs. Be sure to see our line of pretty
dresses.
PRETTY NEW SUITS.
We call your attention to our superb line of
silk suits and wool jerseys. We have a line to be
proud of and additional shipments received the
past week brings our suit department up to a fine
point. Pretty styles, pretty colors and a wonder
ful assortment to choose from. Large women
who have trouble getting fitted will find many
suits here made especially for large figures.
AVe also show a very good line of misses middy
suits in white, oyster and tan or linen shades.
You will find our stock a complete one.
SPORT SKIRTS—PRETTY WASH SKIRTS.
Have you thought of your separate skirt for
the summer? If not let us show you our most
complete line and then you will begin to see what
it means to get ready now. AVe have a most com
plete line, embracing pretty sport silks, khaki
kool, foulards and printed pussy willow, Koshan
ara or Moonglow satin and dainty wash skirts.
They are here a-plenty and we would appreciate
the opportunity to sh<sw them to you. Our wash
skirts are also ready for you and an abundance
of style and quality awaits you.
A WEALTH OF PRETTY SHIRTWAISTS.
A\ T e have had to enlarge our shirtwaist depart
ment to care for the increased stock of pretty
blouses. Just double the amount of space and
better facilities for showing you these waists. We
feel that it is our duty to give you this splendid
line to select from so we have willingly devoted
more space and extra stock to give you the very
best in waist bargains. Style is a very important
element and this we have not sacrificed in select
ing good values. Let us show them to you in per
son. Mere words cannot convey to you their real
beauty.
MICHAEL’S
“The Store Good Goods Made Popular”
ATHENS, :: GEORGIA
MONEY TO LEND
I have on hand for private lenders a large amount
of ready cash to be loaned on approved real estate
security. If the security offered is approved after an
examination of the titles, the money can be had on
short notice for long terms, five to ten years if desired.
For particulars call on me at my office in Caritliers
Banking Company Building. 8-10
G. A. JOHNS
Attorney
WINDER, ::: GEORGIA
THE WINDER NEWS, THURSDAY, May 16, 1018.
“SINCE WE ARE AT WAR LET US FIGHT”
Roosevelt, Honorary President of the American Defense Society,
Advises Sending Five Million Men to the Front, and
If Necessary to Repeat It.
“I want to s**e America shoot the way
it shouts,” said Col. Theodore Roose
velt in response to prolonged applause
which greeted him at a Win-tlie-War
mass meeting held by the American De
fense Society and the American Rights
Leage at Carnegie Hull to eomnienin
orate the sinking of the Lusitania. “I
want to see Americans at the end of
this war deserve to be greeted in Eng
land and France as the representatives
of the armies of Great Britain and
France are greeted here. We must not
confine ourselves to applauding others
who tight in a war that is as much
ours as theirs.
♦ “Three years ago the Lusitania was
sunk. When the Lusitania was sunk
we still failed to prepare, and the fact
that we thus failed, the fact that we
failed to act, showed that our unpre
paredness was as profound in the soul
as in the body. We suffered from spir
itual no less than physical prepared
ness. Thank, and humbly thank our
God that at last our people have waked
—it was the eleventh hour, but it was
not the twelfth —that at last we wuked.
If we had not waked, if we had not
gone forward to do our duty, never af
ter the close of this war would an
American have been willing to look
the citizen of another free nation in
the face. Thank heaven, we have won
the right to walk with heads erect
among the nations of mankind.
I)o Your Fighting Now.
“Now, Americans, tight and do it
now. Make our weight felt and make
it felt at the earliest moment. For
three years and three-quarters the
English and French armies—aye, and
the Italians and the Belgians and the
other allies —have battled in a quarrel
that was ours as much as theirs. They
have suffered heartrending losses. Their
leaders have stood as once it was said
of Governor Andrew of Massachusetts
—their leaders have stood as high
priests between the horns of the altar
and poured out the life blood of their
best and their bravest. Their sons
have died that we might live in safety.
Now, let us fight and win so that their
deaths shall not have been in vain.
“No American has the right to feel
satisfied until we have in France so
many million men that the strain will
have been taken off the French and
English and transferred to us, for we
deserve to bear it. I hope to see im
mediate provision made for an army of
five million men and at the same time
we must tell the war department that
if they need them, another five million
men can he had, too. And remember
that under the conditions of modern
war not only must men he trained but
they must be armed with the admira
ble and delicate mechanism of n&ulefn
warfare. Speed up the building of
ships, of guns, and of aeroplanes.
“We have a gallant hut a small army
on the other side. We have for the
last six weeks been sending troops rap
idly across, perhaps most of them have
us vet only been able to take the place
of English troops that have been sent
to the front. That is not enough.
Speed Urged.
“Let us speed up the war work be
hind the lines and at the front, speed
up the building of ships, the building
of guns, the building of aeroplnaes;
work three eight-hour shifts of every
twenty-four, and have it understood
that any man who makes an improper
profit out of this war is a traitor to his
country. If there is a single man of
wealth, who at the end of this war is
not poorer than when the war started,
he will have much to explain.
“So much for the capitalists, and the
same thing applies to the wage worker.
See that the hig man of means gets no
more profit out of the war than is nec
essary in order that the hig business
shall be run, and see that the working
man does his work up to the handle.
If any riveter in a shipyard drives on
ly (50 rivets where be could drive 120
rivets, he has driven 60 for freedom,
and he has left 60 undriven for the
sake of the Hohenzollern. If any man
who works three days at high wages
and loafs the next three because of the
high wages he has received during the
first three, he is an enemy to Ameri
ca, and an ally of the Kaiser. If any
man, if any capitalist, makes an undue
profit, or if any worker scants his job
he is playing the game of tyranny
against liberty, and be is false to Ins
brothers in uniform at the front.
“This war drive may very possibly
be succeeded by a peace drive and a
peace drive adroitly designed to appeal
to short-sighted, well-meaning people,
who properly and justly being stunned
and horrified by the slaughter and de
vastation of war, fail to see that we
must suffer anything now rather than
permit this condition to remain such
as to invite a repetition of this war.
“If Germany and her three vassal
states, Austria, Bulgaria and Turkey,
who are in matters economic, military
and administrative, merely part of the
German empire today ; if Germany and
her three vassal states are permitted
at the end of this war to control the
j Balkans, and control all the provinces
ul Western Russia, and through the
j Turkish empire to dominate Western
Asia, if that is done, we shall have
seen as the result of the war, tla 1 up
building of the mightiest military des
potism against which the civilized
world has had to contend in all time.
“If we are sincere in our beliefs we
cannot rest content until the Bohemian
and his brother, the Moravian, and the
Slovak have their independent com
monwealths, and the southern Slavs
theirs, until the Armenian and the
Zionist Jew and the Arab and the Sy
rian Christian, are rendered independ
ent of Turkey.
Democracy for All.
“Until every nation, every nationali
ty now bending its neck under the yoke,
whether of the Sultan, the Hohenzol
lern or the Hapsburg, is freed and al
lowed to hold its head straight as a
free commonwealth, we can't afford to
scant the job. Heaven knows, we have
been late enough in getting into the
war, now let’s see the war through to
the end until victory comes. As long
as we are at war, let’s fight. You can't
fight unless you stand by your allies
and oppose all your enemies. Any
American citizen who now attacks any
of the allies is a traitor to America.
America for Americans.
“There is another thing. The events
of the past three years and three-quar
ters have shown that we have got to
put a complete stop to the day of dual
citizenship in this country. There is
only room for one kind of man in this
country, and that is an American who
is an American and nothing else. There
is no room for a fifty-fifty allegiance in
this country. If any man says that he
loves another country as much as he
does this, send him to the other coun
try. Accept no divided allegiance. We
have no room in this country for but
one nationality; for hut one tlag, the
American flag; and that flag rules out
the red flag of anarchy just as much
as any other flag. And we have room
in this country for but one language,
the English language.
“Remember, there are two sides to
the principle I have laid down, of
Americanism. Any man who does not
subscribe to and act on the principles
thus laid down, is not an American and
should be sent out of this country. But,
if, in good faith, lie shows himself to
be an American, it is a base and an un
worthy thing to pay any regard to
either the creed he professes or to the
nationality from which he or his par
ents sprang.
“I care not where a man was born
or what his parents came from. And
it is no concern of mine in civil life as
lo what method he worships his Crea
tor so long as lie is an American in
good faith and nothing but an Ameri
can. So our business is to insist upon
an absolutely straight out Americanism
in every respect in this country. I want
you now to remember that the only
Americans entitled to the unstinted ad
miration of all others are the men to
whom the supreme good fortune is
granted to wear the uniform of the
United states army or navy.
“And that much is our business, to
back those men in every way necessary
for raising the money to clothe, feed,
arm and equip them, and to back them
through public servants, standing be
hind every public servant who does his
full duty to the country and holding
him to the sharpest accountability if
he fails to do his duty.”
DEEDS, NOT WORDS
Winder People Have Absolute Proof of
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It's not words but deeds that prove
true merits.
The deeds of Doan’s Kidney Pills,
For Winder kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof of merit lies in the testimony
of Winder people.
Mrs. M. V. Fuller, Winder, says: “I
was in a bad way with what the doc
tor said was kidney trouble. My back
ached constantly over my kidneys and
I could hardly be about. My house
work was a burden and it was hard
for me to straighten after stooping.
Occasionally dark spots blurred my
sight. Other symptoms of disordered
kidneys bothered me. Doan’s Kidney
returned.”
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills —tin* same that
Mrs. Fuller had. Foster-Milburn Cos.,
Props., Buffalo, X. Y.—Adv.
Baby wasn't well yesterday morning.
Got “Baby Percy Medicine” from drug
store. Baby relieved. Was good all af
ternoon.
Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days
Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days
The first applicatior gives Ease and Best. 50c
insurance
Your neighbor’s home burned only a few days or months ago, and a
cyclone is likely to strike this section at any time, so INSURE with US
and lie down at night with a clear conscience and a peaceful mind. Don’t
DELAY. It way mean the loss of your home. Any man can build a home
once. A WISE man insures his property in a reliable insurance company
so that when calamity comes he can builci again. He owes the protection
that it gives, to his peace of mind and the care of liis ioved ones.
Kilgore, Radford & Smith
Limitations Removed on
Home Grown Wheat
1 take pleasure in announcing to mv friends
and customers of the Winder Roller Mill that the
limitations regarding the restriction of flour
ground at any one time lias been removed by the
government. The farmers who raise their own
wheat may have it ground just the same as they
always have so long as in the use of the flour
made from it they observe the conservation rules
of the fod administration.
I have made arrangement for this mill to con
tinue operations throughout the ensuing year
and will tkae pleasure in serving you as hereto
fore. Your attention is called to a statement in
this paper regarding the removal of the restric
tions regarding farmers who raise their own
wheat.
Winder Roller Mills
fblkes Knew Goode Coffee
! "IITHEN good fellows of long ago gathered about
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1 anyothercoffee,you’vegotareal“kick”comingtoyou,
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J Lorra Get in line with the thousands of good people who
drink Luzianne regularly. Buy some today, in the
air-tight, sanitary can.
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