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J THE PROSF A Profit-' THE PROSPERITY CLUB Institution to aid those who d< systematic way. Its object is to i ly and the plan is suitable for al B( As an incentive for you to j $1.25, which is equal to your fii be credited to your account wh? Prosperity Club. INT In addition to the Bonus wli Interest, compounded semi-annu PRE In addition to the Bonus am you to deposit regularly and cor hundred weeks, we will reward I JOIN You can join The Prosperit; you join, the sooner you will rec ? "Saving by System M< DEI Each member of The Prosperity ( which the toted deposits,.the amount o) and the amount of the Premium are pi will enter the date received, placing hi receipt for your payments. B( tl- -L:?i. Ratmi 1 ne OOJCCl U1 UUl giving mis uuiiu count with us, and to teach you how ez INT We will allow you Interest for the your money deposited with us, and it v PRE ? A p ? >*n?iTov J tr/Mit" evetomaf'ir fl no a i c tt ai u iv>i j uu> oj 4?vi<*uwv v> sent you with a Cash Premium at the e mium and Bonus is a part of our Profit . reward you for your continuous dealing REGULA1 All deposits are to be made weekb vance if you desire. The hardest sum t< only four accounts with a weekly depoi interest, at the end of the Club period. "Real Opportunity Comes On1 AN EASY AM After a great deal of thought we h< easiest sum which the average person < ship to the saver, and yet be the basis f of the Club period of two hundred wee SAVING $Z5U.U It has been well said: "It is not th the amount which you save, that make* The Prosperity. Club has been formed t and systematfcjmanner. cf NO DUES OR f It costs nothing to join our Prosperity in?+ in trmiK* fi*ef f $1 pbstoffice or express money order to u ALL DEPOS Everybody pays in the same amoui two hundred weeks these small weekly may open as many accounts as they de READY MONEY If your income should cease tempo than the $250.00 which you have savec whom can you look for money to help \ perity Club will meet these situations, s) niTT 1\UL ) THE PROSf A ProfitIUpon your opening an account in our F of $1.25, which is equal to the amount < 2 We will pay you Interest for the entire i at the maturity of The Prosperity Club will be compounded semi-annually and - - ? ' II 1 *._ 3 Upon completion or ail your deposits m money you have deposited, the Bonus g the Interest earned, and also pay you a 4 Deposits may be made on any day of ec made at one time. 5 Anyone may open as many accounts as each account being considered a separs 6 The terms contained on the signature c? also a part of the rules of The Prosperil The Exchange Bank Banking Hours from 9 a. m. to 3 | OFF H. L. PARR, President. W. G. HOUSEA1 BOARD 01 H. L. PARR W. G. H( W. C. BROWN Geo. B. C J. A. SENN i OIN 'ERITY CLUB m ni onarmg rian has been formed in our Banking onttq mnnov in 3n P3CV ATlf^ k^dll C IV/ dn V IltUllV/J AAA l*il j v*>AM jromote the habit of saving regularII ages. DNUS oin our Club we offer a Bonus of -? - mi , 11 *st weekly deposit. 1 his amount win m you become a member of The EREST iich we give you, we will pay you _1!? any. iMIUM 1 Interest, and as extra incentive for itinuously for the Club period of two you by giving you a Cash Premium. AT ONCE y Club at any time, but the earlier eive its benefits. aikes a Success of Saving" 5OSITS !!lub will be furnished with a pass-book in r the Bonus, the amount of Interest earned, inted. As each deposit is made, our teller i r. .1 _ j_*._ 1.1 ^ s initials aner ine aaie, uius g*viug a. )NUS s to you is to induce you to keep your acisy it is to save regularly., EREST ?j.:? r-i.,1 J enure uuu penuu, uuuu^ muui y\ju navt fill be compounded semi-annuallyat 4 per ct. M1UM irift for the entire Club period, we will preind of the two hundred weeks. This Pre:-Sharing Plan, with which we are going to rs with us. R DEPOSITS y, or you can make several payments in ad3 save is the first $1,000.00, yet if you open sit of $5.00 you will have $1,000.00 with 'y to the JM an with Ready Money" OUNT TO SAVE " ave selected the sum of $1.25 as being the ? 1. ?. i : i i ;an save pei wcck, wiuiuul uciug a uaiuor saving a considerable amount by the end 0 BY EASY STEPS e amount of money which you earn, but ? you wealthy." It is with this in mind that o help you accumulate $250.00 in an easy EES TO BE PAID Club You can become a member by bring25, or if more convenient, you can send a ITS THE SAME nt of money, that is, $1.25 each week. In r deposits will amount to $250.00. Anybody sire. ?A REAL FRIEND rariiy where would you find a better friend 1? Or, in case of accident or sickness, to mu through this extra expense? The ProsO 11^ c iliUlU kiicjr ano^. M| .ES OF >ERITY CLUB Sharing Plan 'rosperity Club we will credit you with a Bonus of vour first deposit. :ime, and on the full amount you have deposited period, which is two hundred weeks. Interest added to your deposits. The Prosperity Club we will pay you all the iven you at the time you opened the account, all Cash Premium at the end of the Club period. ich week, and several advance deposits may be / ; they wish in our Prosperity Club department A. - M _i.' ice irdiisdtuuii. ird, which is signed by the new member, are ty Club. Newberry, S. C. j. m. Saturday# from 9 a. rn. to 5 p. m. I CERS L, Vice-President. M. L. SPEARMAN, Cashier. F DIRECTORS XJSEAL M. L. SPEARMAN ROMER JOHN C. NEEL J. D. WHEELER ' MY IF GLARED HARHFIL I TO BUSINESS INTERESTS ? ! - Twenty-four Counties Represented at j (onferen(v to Consider Fire * ? - ?^ l! 'f noKn?n 1J131HiilllTf CJiU?lJ?u. ! i Xcws and Courier. j Columbia, March 14.?Resolutions declaring the Anti-Compact act inimI ic-al to the farming and business in. i ; tercets o the State and urging meet j ings of all commercial and business : bodies and farmers with legislative ; delegations in each county, to consider j the situation and to suggest some remI edy, and advising that the permanent organization confer with lawyers rej lative to a proposed testing of the con; stitutionality of the act, were adopted Dy representative uusmess men hvlh 24 counties in the State at a con erencc i I i:? the Columbia Chamber of Commerce rooms this afternoon. j The resolutions were adopted after several hours of discussion by business i men who had gathered to consider the : situation brought aboiu by the with I drawal or nre insurance companies from business in South Carolina. ! Strenuous objection to the resolutions ; was voiced 'by Representative R. B. ! i'eiser, o'. Sumter, who was active In j I :.he passage of the anti-compact bill. He fought alone and single-handed, but was overwhelmed, the resolutions be; ing adopted with only his dissenting vote. I - ! Insurance Commissioner jti. mcMaster defended his course in a speech before the conference and declared that r.i'.- fir insurance com pan\:.s were ;.o. justified in theirs construction of the law and in withdrawing from the 'State. ITp strongly favored the formation of mutual companies and thought the situation menacing and fraught with dis! aster to the State. They wanted somei thins: done to get the insurance com panies to come back. Other members of the general asj senibly at the meeting included Speaker James A. Hoyt, Representative HuffI man o' Richland county, and Senator j ruck, of Horry county. None took any part in the discussion besides Mr. Belser. The conference lasted several hours and was attended by business | n?en from all parts of the State. ! ! Malaria nr Phillc Z. Foyer i iiiuiuiiu ui vifiinv w vwi I ^ | Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS 6. FEVER. j Five or six doaes will break any case, and ! if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not ! return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel And does not gripe or sicken. 25c ; Cures Oid Seres, Otnsr ftemeClts Won The worst cases, no matter of howlong: sta~?lmjr. ire cured br fhe wonderful, old rc.iable Dr. ! Porter's Antiseptic Healing: Oil. It relieves ' iii end Heals at th" cam*, time. ?v:. 50c. irl.i* Invigorating to uie Faic and Sick'.j The Old Standard general strengthei in? tonkGROVE'S TASTELESS c'.iill TONIC, drires o:i* j llal-vria.euriche ;t leoiocxi.ariaDuMas jpir.esysj ,?em. Atruetocic For adults rh.Idren. ffJc I | Takes th I I E i WHI One Way You feel bad, take caloi i r _ _ i _ i leei <x neap wurse. \ju n ! and go to bed. Can't You hate your friends. J I sicker!! sickest!!!. Thre< J four days you drag al U/>-PnMA tT/\i i 4- /^r\\ Vmcf 1 UCLUIC JUU iCCi liuou IT IS 7 Liv-vei A si We ! Gilde Newberry "MISSING LINK" IX P. & X. RAILWAY MAY BE REMOVED Tlie State. Greenville, March 16.?If the Piedmont & Northern lines enjoy a sub j : au . ai..;nt:al increu.se id revenue aurmg me 1 next six months, the "gap" in the ter-! ritory served will be eliminated. IhatJ is, if the patrons of this electric road I <!mnnrt and throw a i *?lii i Uii; cvy * w o laige volume of 'business to the road j for the next hali. year the line from i Spartanburg to Gasrcnia will be con-, strueted. A statement tc this effect was made Thursday afternoon Dy ! Oapt. E. A. Smyth, a director of the Piedmont & Northern, to the Green- j I wile Chamber of Commerce. Some days 'l^o the Piedmont Northern practically decided upon this course, but wit!? leid announcement until the proposition could be put before the business interest of the com inanity. I' the increase m lovenue is sufficient during the next six months to pay intrest on the ibonds neces-j > iry for tlie construction cf the Spar- ! tanburg-Gastonia link, the work will be carried to completion. It was tlie original intention of the line, accord ing to common report, to build from hCarlotte on the north, to Greenwood on the south. This i.!t?i;ticn has been carried out witu the exception of the link between Spartanburg and Gaston ia, a distance ot so:ite>.uiiig' inure iuau 40 miles. This announcement :s of great imponance to all tho I'ieemoht section, especially in view ol another contemplated electric railwjy which is practically certain .r, V* built from Atlanta to Anderson. (With the Gastonia bparianDurg uiik. couiyieieu, au excellent quick service will be afforded from Charlotte to Greenwood and vice versa, with important connections at LdcA end of the lihe. Then witlL the ! Atlanta to Anderson will not be connection '.rom Atlanta to Charlotte, all the way via. electric lines. This Atlanta to Anderson road will not be ( (instructed bv the Piedmont & North ern, though there are capitalists interested in the plan who are able to build the road and who, accorling to .veil founded reports will build it. | . ! : ANDERSON TO ATLANTA BY ELECTRIC RAILWAY j AnrWson March 16.?A cotds of en gineers began a preliminary survey this afternoon of the proposed electric railway ? rom Anderson to Atlanta. Anderson county's share of allotment to secure the road has been placed at $175,000. ILwo routes are under consideration. People living on the upper or Townville route announce, that they | have secured $150,000 and more to be i raised tomorrow. The road is toeing; promoted by Atlanta capitalists. i VERJ e Place of CH IS YOUR VI 4 A mel; ome & lax eat. ? next Sick! % lax . 3 or the 1 jout you I V\1 ing. 1 PLEASANT TO T 1 l?A _ - -lax ouc a ure cure for constipa JL ? guarantee uv-vcr ... Q- XkT T OL ? ? So ? 1 LUTHERAN LAYilfEX MEET NEXT TIME IX AUGUSTA Roanoke, Va., March 16.?Augusta, Ga.f was selected today a3 the Maxell, 1918 meeting place of the Lutheram iudjinen s :vussitmary mufemcm iu uuc South, which closed its biennial session here tonight. The selection was made on recommendation of the ex- * ecutive committee. 1 The election of officers to serve at the next session was left to the following executive board, selected tonight: George B. romer, Columbia, ^ S. C.: Kenneth Baker, Greenwood, S. V C.; 0. B. Mayer, Newberry, S. C; C. M. \ Eiird. Lexington, >S. C. and A. H. Sny/Tot* 1 i-cKii \* C* It was announced today that more than 1.000 delegates had attended the convention. Many of these leift for their homes tonight. The needs of the mission fields of the world and plans for more efficient work and better results in the church's influence for Christianitywere the principal topics dwelt upon at today's sessions the speakers including the Rev. John W. Horine, Columbia, S. C., editor of the Lutheran ^ Church. Visitor and' W. F. Aberly, of Newberry, S. iC. The Rev. S. P. Long, Of Mansfield, Ohio, and Dr. W. T. Ellis of Swarthmore, Pa., were the speakers at the closing session tonight. -Dr. Ellis ae- i clared that through democracy the Eu- j | ropean war will be the last great con- J i flict . , NITRATE BILL WITH ,||| SENATE COMMITTER 1 E. D. Smith's Measure Would Appro^ ^* AAA AAA a? di*a/^n/>in<v j priaic vi/v wi uvuuviu^ Plant. \ "Washington, March 14.?The senate ; committee on agriculture today con- ^ | sidered the bill proposed 'by Senator E. D. Smith, of.South Carolina, which I n-rutl/-! onnmnriafp Jln.MO.AOfl to COn struct a plant i'or production of niI trate from the air. The committee was j told that nitrate was in great demand for fertilizer, especially in the South, as well as for the manufacture of war ' * -II iV. i munitions, ana uai an iuc oupyi^ | the United States comes <from (Chile, a I eource that might easily :be cut off by ; any strong naval 'blockade. The committee will meet *. again Thursday, when (Senator Smith will urge a favorable report, on the bill. I Whenever You Need a Qeaeral Toai: Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless I | chill Tonic is equally valuable as a I General Tonic because it contains the j well known tonic properties of QUININE 0 i and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives ? - - -r> :_1 ' | c'ul jyiaiana, Aiiiiwcs uuc ouu ?nilds up the Yvbole Sv.stein. 50 cents| THE HERALD AttD NEWS ONI A I TEAR FOR ONLY $1.50. ;^|| -AX 11 Calomel 1^ 1 f. . ; /AY? J fir 1 nother way ran )u feel bad, take Liv-ver-" ^ at ni>ht. Feel better ~'Sb ; morniiig Toke Liv-ver- > daily in smaii do?es and I nore you take the better fpn1 Mn sipknfiss. no a. w*? a. x v j _ . . ing; "feel fine as silk." yfl Bottle I tion ^ ji| eeks M nfK Carnlina Ulll WMi VttAAlA