The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 24, 1919, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
I TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1919.
I MANY SECRET ORDERS THRIFTY T
I ORGANIZE FOR THRIFT MAY
I jpor* Thar* Sixteen Hundred Lodge* War ?avlnga
H With Thousand* of Member* Work- Ea"y Wa*
I Ing t* Make Thrift a Happy HabIL t#r c
Thrift, aa a moTamaet of the Unl- though a
B tod State* Treasury Department, ha* wealthy enougl
%?en indomed by more than alxteen houn* to have
hundred lodge* of fraternal order* in ?h? wan
B th* Fifth Federal Reserve Di*trtct. r aar,n*3 S
B According to Sguras given out todav haa ?ro*lded *
B by the War Loan Organization of the ,to 1 up h*r
B District, these lodges have more than | rn,sh her ?p
I ens hundred and thirty-six thousand ino Par,ormembers.
and not only are all thee* 1 wom"
members urged to join War Barings to k**'" aavin
Societies, but many lodges are Inresrt- ln 19,R haT* ni
lug their Treasury funds in War Bar- ln War SaT,nK'
Ings Stamps. War 5
gome three hundred lodges, with a wh'cn coat i
membership exceeding thirty-four 7iH bUT * flr"
thousand, are forming societies in ,n*t'
Maryland. Among the orders repre- L 004 ***
tented there are the Knights of "P**k ** Jlad 11
Pythias. Shield of Homr. Maccabees. . n?" at*mp
Red Mea. Knights of the Ooldea "V
Ragle. Woodmen of the World and I , t haWt
Kalght. of Coiwmbu. ha" *
la Virginia the Woodmen of Amer- . * ,,0
tea are heartily co-operating In the T" . . #
thrift tnvoremeat. Their two hundred . . C
and tea lodge# wtth a membership flt<,7 ** . "*
of seren thousand four hundred and . .
thlrty-dra. are organising War Bar- .. . "/ **
lags hocletiea. In North Carolina . J***'
nsarly seren hundred lodge# are aot- boaahT*0*1 r" \
frsly supporting the eaaapalgn. These mo<1 War
total a membership ef about sixty-nine MBetLali_ _ ,
thousand, representing the Rons and r#<?^m.bL
Daughter* of Liberty, the Independent ofr.
Order of Odd Fellows and the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics.
Valuable aid U befag Wat I. South W
Carolina by the Kxsights Pythias,
the lied Men and the Odd Fellows, the CKV QT A1
three orders baring more tfiaa throe LAJI J1AJ
hundred lodges In the State, with a ^llff
mecabershlp In excess ef twelre thow- OUvl
sand Co operation ef aM lodge# in
the dtstrtiet te urged. Since many of When a saai
tbe most prom In en t and tadueattal I there are alws
mea In erery community are lodge good lnreetnah*
members. It Is partcularly deetred to' much lens thai
the fraternal Orders bshlad the h?althy man <
saving movement. vise young m<
save the first
1 FARMERS TURN SALES r"'" r~
B ? ! loss at leant o
I INTO SAVING STAMPS
M ' iing out of our
'H Odd Crops ef Great Aid to Thrifty else's,
jj Tillers of Soil In This District. ! Now, howeve
i to get that
Farmers who are making a habit answer Is Thr
iBj ef getting a few Thrift Stamps every only a quarter
M tine they market anything from erted into Wa
Si their farms are finding that they are government of
H ?b!s to save regulaly and that they harks three W<
W? do not miss the small amounts In- a guarantee o
wti vested The average farmer In this compounded qi
M section of the country depends large- reed
;,? ly on bis "money" crop, which he har
vests once a year. Almost every one AS PERSIAN
wa of them, howover. grows something
else which he markets at odd times ! _ _ . .
Jg Secretary of
m As occasional load of hay may be Values of
3 taken into town and sold The thrifty Asks f<
far-men* also plant peas, beans, okra,
lettuce, beets or some of the other Secretary G1
vegetables which thrive In the South Tjew Klv??iI at
$jj and for which there is a resdy market I ^rar ,
jfl flutter and egga form staple articles rat?nt aa followi
to be marketed between seasons. J "WAK Sevin;
gi By Iblivinir lll*t a tmmr wakiele
I Stamp* each time the farm wa^on and earning p
make* a haul to town, the farmer or have not tak
hi* wife la provldng a fund which they Stamp* eenoui
will be able to turn to good account hut the fact th
later on. for when the** Thrift , ,n a> large a
Stamp* are exchanged for War Suv- T*lu? during 1
lag* Stamp, they increase in value 1 intere*t return,
automatically, and may aiwaye be airahle for the
turned iato caah on ten days' written Beflnite pla
notice to th* poetmaater. although the the in
longer they are kept the more they government ae<
earn ** ^
"Although 1
sale* thia yeai
health 1. aeldom the result of luck h(gh mark?
hut of ayatein Save regularly. Buy war na<.d lg8t
?" ?* by the public t
??????? factory.
Treat your pocket book with the Savings ia a
same cooalderatioa aa you would | lf)J the ^^y n
Tour beet frteod. Inveetment ia War | (l jg eapected tl
8av1a*i fltempa makes the ?e | ia,? al(,ng w
atrotLger ! ia^lng* bank
? I 9jea(j,|y throui
Tha comeretone of tomorrow'* sue "Co-operation
ceaa U founded upon today's thrift ' tt<* rnatier of li
Any postman eai lay the mriwrstan* Saving* fttamp
or you with War Savings Stamp* j one so inclined
? 1 tunlty to inve*
You never nalm the drat dollar out
?f your pockethoek Keep It for your- Today 1* thul
aelt Buy Thrift Stomps. about yeatirda:
Wave you bought your Thrift Stamp Spend w'aeh
todav* I and yon will hi
LITTLE LESSON FOR AGENT1 "Throw ?w?:
tlemnn uses to
I ?? /*? Etinuette Reminded Serv- f*? <JI*)?ii?f oth<
G,H of a Few Ideas She "Walt. Put
Had In Mind. ?>tif of sight ?
.. . y"ur h",r In
op.-'r.,-,| ' "J' 8 ''?C?n. ns the door 'n"l< ? bP dec
M il,,,, ? now hook on on 'EMijUPttp i
"i ll n r>ePortmpnt.'" well, r don't v
?1own 'm*"11 "rp?" ,ho responded. "Oo "'Tvant girl. (
your fpo^" Hn<* "' * mud from front door and
..y^ , . tho hftUMP. SI
I hn,?V 1 wn* "oying. madam. right, Oo-douhtT.vT
- I '?? ' Ihln
?rr.. . ,OUr ha" N"?r Il"f In ju.l
loor without
,.y g. your h*t- For Hi
tngl?" Now- then- ? 1 ht i Home fo?Ml r
.wp . because It hi
t "xT yftur out of your pork- wblle, I* the p
- _ ? *^ntl?n?an arer carrion his War Harden V
< ? , W,"i i the war garden
Rn_V?'n' ^lOW( madam, thla work oa ' ^ StHte* whlc
j The bQokt tvhk
, ?, _ * ou pay
ik? for tk?tr htldwi.
little better g
CT TOWARD
ISS FURNISHED
i ?ots 11,000 MTtd my
opvortuiltlM for a
it. It la hard to plaea
I ttot. n*t it wfe?t w -w T1 *1 T
rko arm MUntd* ad- lA# AVI wl# A
?n to bagta early and ^
thoiuud |
at to war. It waa ha HI
toward that $1,000 unn?
dollar could be put
a. Small change waa
robatlc and kept Jumj^ . YOU Cet
pocket* Into someone ?
i
r. there la an easy war modem mact
first thousand "The
Ift Stamps They coet
apiece and can be conir
Parings Stamps The
the United Statea
ir Barings Stamps with
f 4 per cent interest,
lartcrly. Pare and auo
ENT INVESTMENT Compare (
Treasury Glass Shows
War Savings and _ __ L-l.-T
r Co-operation. V^UStlltlty
ass. in a recent Inter*
Wan bin gion. discussed
.a a permanont investi:
k# Stamps afford an ex- cpo i
for Increasing capital AUU
ower Many person*
en the War Sarin** getting HlOre
ily as an Investment
at they may bs bought
quantity aa Jl.MO face
919. at auch favorable
, makes them most deaverage
man or family,
na for the continuance
coining years of small
curlties are being wcrkVar
Savings Stamp* ' I ' TfJ ^
r do not approach the , jf % jP"
de under stimulation of
year, their absorption
hue far has been sat!*II
channels shrank dur>
son tiia ef the year, and
U( War Savings Stamp
1th postal wirings ana
dapoaits. will grow
;hout tha ye*r
i la sought aaraestly la
leaping Thr-ft and War
is on sale. s? thst no
mar fail to hare opper>
t his money wisely."
I tomorrow you thought
y?Buy W S 8 now. ; ^
r?irrest judiciously? ;
ire plentifully. ord of the campaign, declares thnt jn m ,
"there Is no question thut the cultlva- f?onnecticut
i tors of our war gardens, now become .. .
r vour pipe. If a gen- . . . ... . . thst thr mi
i v. i , . victory gardens, will contlnne their ...w,,,
hnccn he is careful not , , .. . . . ? . ducen wher
, ... labors. Ihe volume Is not for sale
rs by the hnhlt. . . , , , . . . ,,, . .1 ?pen air ra
.. ii? i > .... otlt Is being sent to libraries, garden . _r
that dirty hnndkerchlef i ... , ..... The nuif
: I committees and others Interested n . , ,,
nd use less grease on , , . . . .. . school cliil
.... * keeping a permanent record of this ? ,
the future. Now rou . .. , ... , . .. measured v
... .7 , work. The author Is Charles Lnthrop . . o
ent. ^ on have a hook ,, , ,, . . .. VT .. , er> ''"V in a
. .. , .... Pack, president of the National War _ .
ind Peportment. Very ~ , , , ... . greatest wr
. . , * Garden commission, with whose com- . . ,u.
rant It. I mn only the .. ... ... ....... between tiO
,, ... .. pllmenta the hook Is distributed.
Jo up the steps to the ?
I talk with the lady of 0restest Efficiency Temperature.
ah m'l-u till1"; ihi. \ Wn ' Human beings work at tha biefcew The prod
k it . n.uk" v >* Till l Pol"' of efficiency In an average tern- the I nlfed :
t st. rcnnire ' i \>erature of 00 to H5 degrees Fahycn- i preliminary
" ' heit, acrwdlng to Ellsworth Hunting- , * mnk I.. I
ome Gardeners. ton. whf> publishes In the Proceedings vpy. wafl ^
iroductlon will'continue ?' the National Academy of Sciences a ?* concentr
is been found worth , n.nss of Ktatlstlcs from which he j tungaten trl
redlctlon made In "The makes this deduction. vatuen at ?,
Ictorlous." a history of The death rate Is lowest In the onsu nt i
movement in the Unit- "Pr'nK niu\ autumn, l?oth In Europe tons were r
h has Just been Issued. ?nd America, when the temperature the mines
Ji filvei ?20)plete CJMfc averages 04 or. 0.1. . _ ?!i
to
THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANC
10USEWIFE "
HAVE LUXURIES
Stamp* Fupfilih An
t* Obtain Monty {
itnvtnlMMi.
family nay not bo
i for tbo "lady of tho'
i all th* ltttl* conronlts,
through Thrift and ,
turn... ?- - - '
nin K<?v?riwti?nt
war for t^ housewife
tchen, paint the house. 71 ' V
are room or embellish W liCil 1 OV1
1 who were so wise as
K systematically early
lea little sums invested
* Stamps by this time.
Savings Stamps, soma
is little as $4.13 apiece. _ ~
t-class kitchen cabinet. | 0** &
incea, the housewife
re eared anythle. to a little bette*
t not been for the We*
e.
t?rtek to itrasp the beee*
s ef thrift. Wumeroua j
mi received at district
r the War Loaa Otfss< |
nOh Federal fteeerre
nee who have started
quarters in Thrfl ^ e? v
he have been enabled Vq fVt A \A/ Jh\l
1 art tolas to brlfhten kjdiliv v ttjr
War Stvlsce Stamp la
tafias earn tag more
davtsfi Stasapa are
dy esoeey. They are
th accrued latereet at
en ten days' settee. M *'
ASTER, S. C?
Pay a Little More
it of Clothes, you generally get what you pay f
quality and a little better service.
' With Printing
a little more for a little better grade of paper a
Tade of work.
Print for You
the best that can be made with modern type U
dnery and good papers.
ractorle* all the way from years?101(1", with .",02.1 tons, vftTned i
to Florida It waa found $12,070,400, and 1017, with 0,144 ton
ixlmtim of work was pro valued at $0,783,400. The "productlo
i the temperature in the |n 1017 was the largest made by an
nged around 02 or 03. country, although It was much srnalh
culnr force exerted by than the combined output of the Hfl
dren and working men, empire.
,'ltb the dynamometer ev- ? , , ....
II seasons of the year, was B|rd jf| Nee{J Found FrIen(f.
len the thermometer waa A Nof(h g(de res|dent tojlvv a rob,
and t?.> Fahrenheit. fluttering around in hla back yar
with what be thought was a broke
Tungsten Ores. wing. Realizing that the cats woul
uctlon of tungsten orea In aoon make short work, he caught tb
States in 1918, according to robin, intending ty g?-t it out of barm
statlatics collected by way. On Investigation he found tht
less of the geological acr- Instead of a broken wing It had k
lulvalent to 5,065 net tona , come entangled in a piece of string
ates, carrying 60 per cent I yard or two long,
oxide, of which 5,015 tons. How It had done this was a inystor;
5.156.500, were marketed or unless It had been getting the strlr
iy the producers, and 50 for a nest. It was wrapped around th
eported as left on hand at bird's neck three or four times, aroun
December 31. The output one wing several times, and Its fe<
in that of the two previous \vero tied as securely as though tjb
"frttrVr 1 1 ? m HMkawi?? 1
Quality and
if you pay any more?if you do, it is because yoi
quality.
LANCASTER NEW
"THE QUALITY PRINTSHOP."
nd a
ices/
i are
s
lt(
s I hand of man had done It. A few mln^
! utes* work with the scissors soon freed
| I the bird, nnri it took win*, singing ?3
,"r 1 it went.?Indiana polls News.
Spuds.
It Is to the land allotment holder,
remarks a writer In Popular Mechanics
mair. .ioe, that (Ireat Britain is
m
~ iookhi.' tv.r assistance In the food situ*
?tion. particularly an regirrds the sup?
ply ?f potatoes.
^ "It is planned to increase the nutn*
'? her <>f allotment* from l.JSOO.OOO to
8 2,(Xm.0<K> by the next planting season.
lt At the present time there is only about
" one allotment fo everv ten or twelve
8 families, but by taking advantage of
a large amount of land that ha* been
J* growing up In weeds It Is hoped to
* have this up to one allotment for evie
ery five '.'ami lies. There are. even
" now s^tersl cases where there Is a
** plot for every three, and In one or
,e two tases every two households."
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