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VV. r N i. IkiU II, li. Nhlmli i:.:.i..r flanniil' I nlvivl at, tin- 1 'i)aliil!ii-r ul ICI It in, .'t. ('., an hi't'oiu! I't.m 111. ul mallei'. siM'.scuirrinslLA'i-rs 11. ik. Vkau .... H '.!." Six Months .... .7: iyall in Advance KA1SKK l'LKADS IXNOCBNT. The Kaiser, former Knpcror ,f l'.r.i-in;itiv. is liitterlv dei.vinir! fern tha Ik '-as responsible U.v the fli'P is ,imv tlu 1,rni' great world war and is trying to not in the camp:;, hut in foreign jilaee the 1 esponsibility on the -boulders of P.othmnn-IIollwrg, former imperial chancellor, and Cottleib von Jago-v, fomcr min ister of alfairs. The Kaiser claims that they sent him to Norway again.-t his w ill, but that the chancellor said, "youi Maj efy must take this voyage in order to maintain peace, if your mnie.-ty remains here it un doubtedly means war and the world will lay to your charge re- ponsibility for this war." He went on to Norway as they sug gested and lie is now trying to make it appear that he was ig norant of v lir! was being done while he was away and that v hen he returned he found his country engaged in war and claims that he was not to blame for it. Ail the denials V? cm make and .ill l i- claim- of m-1 v.ci.nce v i'l never .mio'. nt tc 1 hill of beans. He alone is to blame and bear it he must, and the allied nations should never cra-e until the 1 Id wretch U brought to lie liar of justice and puiiishej tor hi1 enmes. We kno.v of iiu punishment that can be in-b.t.-d ,n,on him that will i. .nv,,Y. .iu.ii..!. in fHliat i his cao deserves. We hope that the peace conference will form .nth a league of nations and ...l..i.t ri 11 ! i I m-lii iniivl il lit l II that will make it imp-ib.. ft tact. It is not exported th- tiller of any nation, to ever:lIli,t ll,' township advisors get be :,ble to involve the world in""1 "V('' tla' towiwhip and find . ,, ,.,,.,. NV;ti ; nit alwiut these men. but thcii . I relative must ftmiish them the A (OMMKUdAI. ( U ll l()i: KI.KIX. A movement is on foot among the lending citizens of the town tj e-tal'lish a commercial club lor Klkin. This has been need ed by our town for a long time. The object of the club will he; to promote tie: business and si ial I: to of the town. Flkin has fcrown bevoii.J the point of a ttnvtll country place and ha tiiVen on city ways. I his means that our citiens nml some com mon place of intercourse where biisiiip.s and Mici.il problems may le discussed and our com mon eveiy day ieed gone into w ith a iew to improving them. This club will In' established with about fdtv charter mem-' tuMs. , ciuii room win ie pro-, i.!ed where members can lin l ' I.ONNIi: HANKS INJl IIll!) IN open doors at a'l times. This Al'TO Al'ClDKNT. piov.des a place of enU .ta.n-j Lu k ,)f ,;l,n!!.u it v w ith the m.nt lor onto! town guests who!ntv.s ,,.,M,jr..,,l,,v .,n,t, ,,,.,. ttiii appm iate a p..ue to lead ,,,,,., J(Uto riil , the newspaper or wute a letter. Av(.nm, , (U Sn(ulav It piovuh s a meet,,,- place f't ; n5J.hu U1 ,h(, p..IV),nn,. H,,.p;ta. o... yw. m. ii that wt.l Wp : llrk!ess ' autm.ts w,.,c thr.,1 oil of the M,,,ts Ihe (.)ipn,lUIfcC mVs,mt WlI,s tired bus.ness man wd imd heioj Av,. f th sn ic0 (.(l a place p. leM and comfort j ,, ,.nvat). i!ol T Mltc,,,.t v hue he can enjoy lumelfnttei .f A.(, s,iu.lh tt) l ha.d da wo.k. At a late. Th ,lH,,inj: Av. dale an athletic department wdl ntu. ; Mvr (,u , h,lU,,)M11. ,H,'"!,',, , . . . failed to applv the brakes when l.lk.n needs iF!muation and. i(, 1(,;m) Flftv.MH.OIll! c-H.peiat.on. and this wdl U- a,(1.u A, ,.,M)H m,(, ing st.p .ngettmg these two ra,H(, vi(lI,ntiv inlo t)u. ,.,,, tilings. 11 i iippeii mat tne movement will h approved by our citizens and that the neces s.ny numtirr of charter mem bers can be .secured. Tcmiwuary (uganuation: P. Armfield. Chairman. F.. (I. Click, Secretary. J. l Ihtidrcn, Treasurer. Soliciting Commit tet: K. I'. MeNe 'r. Dr. li. 11. Itnncll. II. II. Chatham. 0. Ahrrnethv. E. AND A. RAILROAD. Wo l otiee from a'l oxc limine Hint Fi ink A. Hami'tou, S.cre ury t. Senator 5!imion, on lafttj Niitunlay mndo n uiguiuent Le fjro the rnilro.id ndnilnitmlin ' oi Wnsl.iimton, urging fedeml t r Uinn of the F.lldii and Abe ! gtiany railroml. Hn nrgument ni Hiieeessful and Judge, I '.y no ngreed to take the fond uuder federal control as iwu an TOWNSHIP AdI'K TI,'!TI!.I, AI) ISOKS Alii: APPOINTF-l). Tin- follow ill-' fanners have. Ii"'ii iippointcd township Agri cull ural Advisor.; for Surry county: Dobson, Frank Folder; Mt. Airy, K. I'. Wall; Franklin, 1. F. Armstrong; Stewart's ! Creek. J. V. Johnson; I'.ryan, W. J. Nixon; Flkin, James Kid ridge; Marsh, Fd. P.eamer; Kockford, J. Luthor Wood; Siloam, Wright Ashbourn; Shoals, K. ). Marion; l'ilot, J. K. Dod.-on; Long Hill, Frank Ash liourn; Westliold, S. V. Shelton; and Kldora, (',. T. Jones. It is desired that these farm ers secure the foreign address of each farmer hoy in his town- service, we want the names 01 boys who were at work on the farm when they entered the ser vice, and will work on the farm, if Ihey are released from the army. I'. is not certain that all the soldiers for whom we ex pect to ask release will be dis charged from the army, but we expect to make an effort to pet the release of as many as possi ble in order that we may have sufficient farm labor to carry on the fanning of the country. We have a great undertaking in this country if we produce food enough for our own people, and still have enough to feed the peo ple of Kurope and prevent the spread of P.olshevism over the world which is even now a great er menace to the world than autocracy. This information is wanted by the 20th of December, and I call upon all the people of the county to lend a hand hi ascertaining the following information: The name and rank of the Mildier, his complete foreign address, the name of the camp where he was trained, whether he worked on J'"'" omg 10 UH- aimy. and whether he will work -n the farm if he is released. The parents and guardians, wives 01 t.lhcr relative should at once in form the township advisor ol information. Plea.-e attend to this immediately. The soldier may not have worked on the home farm. A man who worked as a farm lalorcr on a farm may be ju.'t as uefiil as a loy who wa working 011 his father's I'm m. What is wanted is the name of the farmer lmys now in foiei;ui service. All the lmys in the camfs will oon U at home. Some of the Imivs in the foreign jM., - vjn will soon be home, but we need and must have more help, and we are going to ask fur the 1 ideas? of the leal fann er Ixiy.s. This information .should le in my hand. not later than Dec. 20 I'.iix. HWINV.S. Mlt.i.SAl'S. County Agent. IM.-en. N. ('. despite the late droit made to tuin into I'ifty-siiond street. The tiio were thrown out of the car by the sudden impact Mid bft'Hv hint. Patrolman Catiliotto had them remove! to the llayonne Hospital where it was found that Ayeis had a fractured rib and numerous con tusions on I h id and face. Lieut. Moore, the command ing officer, w notified of the accident. The almve was taken fiom n Jersey City. N. J., newspaper. ..Mr. Hanks, one of the parties injured, is a son of Mrs. llmma Hanks, of Klkin. who has since rweived news that his injuries were only slight. , ' ' -' ; ' For Si!e -A ten room dwelli ing in ett I-.lkm. on easy tennn. AIo,for rent .1. S. Maberry utore building on South sUo of Main street. Apply to .1. F. Hendrc n, Attorney, Klkin, X. V, 1 1 el 1 ;i 11 ji'i I 1 ill .miV. 1 1 V ' i : . Thorn, 1 ; C. Ti i ,1 1 in hei -act home in We.-.t Flkin. M. . ,1. i llipii pr...i..'.l. Th meeting was opened with sing' in;r. "True Hearted, Wholi ll-;.rted ele." Mr.!. U. 1.. Harris conducted tlu: d"Votional, reading the Hible le-; uii and comments. Mighteen members answered to roll call. We shall miss Mrs. Hipps pleasant face when the next roll is called. After the gci!"ial business, an interesting Literary program was given. Mrs. Raymond Chattam sang a So'o "()'Zion Haste" and the chorus "Fublish (Had Tidings" w as heartily sung by all. A very appropriate song, not only for a .Nlis.ior.ary song but following so soon after the "Glad tidings of peace, Dedemption and release" that came to the world on No vember 11, l'.HS. Mrs. Atkinsson read "A call to the Christian Womanhood of America." The White Handkerchief" from "The Soul of a Soldier" by Kipling, read by Mrs. A. M. Smith was beautiful. Mi s. G. T. llotte read "Patrio tism in Japan" by Miss Annie Siler. a young lady who is teach ing in , Japan. The Mite box offering then followed, which amounted to $2S.(M. "Praise God from Whom all Pileysings How" and the Society benediction ended an interesting meeting. A short time was spent in a social way. Mrs. Trivette, as sisted by Mrs. J. 15. P.ivens ami, Mis. p. L. Harris served de licious cakes, coffee and choco late. Mrs. G.T. Loth will be hostess to the Society on December fith. Any others having Mite Ikx of ferings may bring them then. The week of Prayer Services was observed on Thursday the 21st in the Ilpworth league 100m of the church. Mrs. II. L. Hubbard conducted the service. The offering amounted to $1". 10. DOUSON NEWS. n Moi.'iay of i.ist w, (!(, Mr. Cora Hinumnn, w ife of Mr. John A. I'.iiigman, w ho lives near here, died at her lioii.e after three weeks li'in'SH of pneumonia ai d other 1 n 1 ii k' i 0 01 s , follow inj an attnc k if iii!!uei;z t The remain were interred in Hie cemetery nl While IV.nn. fuiiei.il sriie beirgcondiiet. il by pel. Wesie.V Wootcn 1 f tie- Fiii inU cluivli. n'lM uri ej.oiideiit was W l ong IV it.fora ( d a to the dale for Ibe sM-( ial term of court for th rial of the l ot . lb rioter I'ebi 11 ftry Pnh i the date mte:id of ! .M-.-i!i in r I. ;.s we ha I it last Week. ( III Till) I s.lay i f !atWi eii hevet.ll of thiwe Mip.- ted .f bo leg paitiei)! ants in the riot were biougl.t heie and placed in jui ill def.iuit of Ik. Mil, The Mount Airy Nean of last V I'i'li : rrt.t i!.m nnilttele Wlitten by Alt 1 1 ey .1 F Heniln n, .;k' !4i.bi.g tb.it Sui ly iiiui.lv fii-et .1 11 i-iiunx i.t I., r li'iy who 1 U 1 !. .1 in I 'l ale e a lii'e wo a 1 e a'.t.t II , !.'!' inrli), J,- tbo-e ib da .1 of U,s, ase In ( tit t-.i!- T.tl.e in ail im went away nevi-r Viiilani, t 'ri t.oii'y nery i!i f."t f our cuniy lavor M r. , n- dleli'. l'guetiil. List Monday lieirg lut Mon day, m i. 1 ciy buy day Iumi-, S-iii.e i f II.-' oiuily olli. e, t hand ed bal I. w hi e i tin 1 1 ,-d tllM Ibe Sri oiid term f..- the Hi rilil.Sei t. M 1 S (!, Ill 1 hi till li ed tai'i' Hie Key of the icister' o!!ii e tu M r. Ili-iuy We fe, In hi whom c ruiilidriitlv i'xjm'i t ;i eiititiiiualiiiiioftli.it IhkIi deuree o i lh. ietiey in.iiiit.nned by the relirii.i ollu ial Mr. .1. A. .I.iek i-n enter ii;.ii hi e-mid etm as ( lei k w stli the fiiil (oiili lenie o( the Hople that the aHair of hi efhee wi'l continue tei ti e :'.. high plane as del clufore. Mr. .1. Si .li-Palti isi ii win Km, phiicB Tieasiirer to Mr. F. S, Kldridge, w ho wi I mi doubt ina!,e n a gi od olliccr. Sheriff ! itor. cntet. upon bis MCiiiid term mindlul of the fact that hi sor vice in the past were nut what the people hoed and exjweted an I that he wa leelei led bv a greatly reduced inajmly. Lt uh hope that Ihh tiecond term will be more representative of the en tire county, and thu more H.itis f rtory than the one just closed. The Hoard of County (Joinini fdonori organiz"d by electing T. G. Fuwcett, cliairumn. This t i ! i i i i ! ) tee Kiuio wi, MiiiiiiiiinnMiiitmiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiimiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiim le aid is now foMipoed of S. F. Shelton of th" old board, T. (5 F.n'ceU( the recent appointee, and A. W. (Jeorge The two lat named aic banlier and men of wi leeM'iieiice, and all the peo p'e h iu contideni c in tueir nbili ty to manage Ibe affair. olonr INFLUENZA A ROBBER OF HEALTHAND MIRTH b'.ivt's VicliniH of lleeent K'piilftnic in a Weakened. Knn- down Condition. From Which Most An Slow to Recover. Say: (tnaxl Noiiri.hintf FoM U Bent Strength .Maker Hut MiHt ? AiinilateI, Not Wasteil. If you like thousands of other, h iV" ju-t come through :in nttack of InlTuenza. you know how greatly it ha wcakeinil oiir whole systeni. You are back at work, but "weak on jmii pin" ;uid iin.ible to attend the .strain of hard daily effort with out quiikli tiling. You are weak listless, mn down and lack .strength and ie seive force at the vciy M'aoii of the ear when you .should Ik' at your phy.-ica! lnt to with .stand the ligors and tiard.ship. of the h.tn! Winter mhsoii just lore ou. Sltcngth and ne; Ith come back very slowly after InlUiema or Pneumonia unless you adopt a stcmatic plan of ImmIv build ing. It i. folly to let Nature take its com se without In lp and equally foolish to dose .the stomach with .stitmg .stimulants or so-called tonic which whip ol la-h the jaded nerves into j.pas nioilic tcT.poiaiy action. The bert way to quickly re grin strength. Ilesh and health, says a well known authority, is through the original source yf all strength your -daily food. Food however, pHnhices lle.h. st u ngth and normal health only in the pioKition in which it nourishing elements lue idsorl ed by the blixwl. Your illness ha thrown your assimilative organ out of condition ami you are failing to absorb the full nourishment your food contains. Probably sixty permit of the fats, sugars, starches, proteins etc. of your meals are. instead of going into your blood to nou 1 f l i 1 . M f- ij J J Notwithstanding; the War, and limited territory we have sold and delivered nearly 1000 Chevrolet Auto mobiles during the past twelve months, thus demon strating that the Automobile is a war-time necessity and the above number proves that the Chevrolet, the great war-time car if the car to buy in war-time, sure ly is the car to buy in times of peace. If you are contemplating the purchase of an Automo bile your order now will get immediate delivery, as we have a limited number of the popular "490" Models in stock. Universal Auto Co. Distributors county with !es waste and e travaginie than we have bad Irom the retiring board. The b.Ki'tH show an ex'nditiire of Hi'Veral hundred doila's that should and could have been saved to the t.ixoajers of the county within the at tivoyear ' JeeT. t'oH land, rish your IhmIv, parsing right through you as waste indigest ed and una-s.similated. such as unburned coal falls through an open furnace grate. y This merely means that the assimilative functions of your stomach and intestines need .something to get them winking right again. There is nothing le tter for this pui'Mise than the famous assimilative known as Pi ecu which has Wen called the missing link Udwevn food eating and strength making. Pi ceo is not a tonic in the ordinary accepted sense. It does not of itself build strength and Ilesh but a spoonful, taken w ith your meal for a week acts ujKin every mouthful you eat. hil separating nil the fats, oils, sugars, staivhe and other in giedieiit that make flesh and 5trength. from the ue!es WR-de matter and preparing all the fat-making nourishing ele ment into a form which your bliMxl can readily absorb and dis tribute throughout jour UkIv. The effect is quickly felt. Strength, energy and lost weight are quickly restored in a natural way without the need of false tonics or stimulants. In just a few days you should look, act, feel and In your old true self again. Preeo is perfectly harm les and strongly endorsed by the physician who use it. It is dispensed here in Klkin by Abernethy Cash Phamiacy and Turner's Drug Store. If you have had Influenza and are still feeling weak nnd run down, you should by all means give Preco a trial. it b A f nr I ' i I II II i SHI H l I'ii lUliiJ Winston-Salem, . -?: i ,,' 7t' I 1. fl i - J ... . . . . ... ' ' , ' ' i A ., -y j - , !T - . ' vj TMM tlTTLE NICKEL OR DIME MAY BE THE BEGIN NING OF A BIG FORTUNE. IF YOU HAVEN'T THE 5 CENTS OR I0CENTS, YOU CAN START WITH TWO CENTS OR EVEN WITH ONE PENNY. EACH WEEK YOU INCREASE YOUR PAYMENTS THE SAME AMOUNT YOU STARTED WITH. IN 50 WEEKSi 10-CENT CLUB PAYS JW.50 5-CENT CLUB PAYS 6S.75 1CENT CLUB PAYS I5.E0 1-CENT CLUB PAYS 1X.7S YOU CAN BEGIN WITH THE LARGEST PAYMENT FIRST AND DECREASE EACH WEEK. YOU CAN PAY IN THE SAME AMOUNT EACH WEEK, 60 CENTS. 11.00. J5.00 OR ANY AMOUNT YOU WISH. FARMERS & MERCHANTS BARK ELKIN, N. C. Reich-Walsh Furniture Co. LICENSED EMBALMER IN CHARGE Prompt Attention Given all Orders, In or Out of Town DAY PHONE 70 . NICHT THOME 122 -1 fe' iU 1 1 i i 1 - i I! a 5 3 S3 n E 1 5 a a 2 3 3 ! 3 N. 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