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* 3P» •* \, 'tfBPUK ■Pis to buiVSIUM Bes" ■E Ptf* :udfy the tit- — / .••• , Program la C , ..»urch Busy ^ther Lands. J ____ * ilia Tenn. (Sp(H;ial Cprra- f^ce.)—On August 29th a corn- ion composed of Hi&hop Jamos ^Jtina, of North Carolina, John R r epper, of Tennessee, Dr Belle H. Bennett, of Kentucky, and Mpk Luke G. Johnson, of Georgia, sails for Eu rope to arrange for the opening of ex* lenslre religious and philanthropic Work in Belgium. France and other war torn countries * They represent the Centenary Com Blsslon and the Board of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, which have set a^ide $3,000,000 of Centenary funds for religious re- eonstruruon in Surt>p* They go with authority to purchase property and open work at once io j HHgium and to make a tareful survey of the ne+ds in oth**r muninen and recommend an adequate program Orphanages schools aortal < entor*. rellffVtus meratare and direct .«ango Usm will t>e the m«-*h<4e *-mpluved la aom# of the ronatree to be en tered tbs war* Will be rundw< t*d In reopsnanoe with the Me^hodtet l pis copel Chare*, whi-h is a:*ee4« o erst 1*4 *a Kraare Hair aaJ the *U sees a ad is piseaiaa i# sspsed its war* avahALt A«t«CAN ) Men mr. Saving wab»T YOU TiwO OuCmT TO '.’ KmO* BACH OTMtR 0BTnffR ) Yes. » fc'New YCX;R CftANOFATMCR VeRY WELL V (v,i' It I *7 : )*> u ^ ear STAMP ?**■++ 1 Mu ylW -a I * ESSEX MOTOR CARS 7 THOUSANDS KNOW, BUT DO NOT APPRE CIATE THE EXTENT OF ITS LEADERSHIP. For Essex v Loyal Amsrlcann! Gst Together on National War Savings Dev WAYS OF EARNING MONEY BEN FRANKLIN EARLY ^ DURING SUMMER VACATION LEARNED FRUGALITY Ma*, Opportvn't»ee Open %s Children 0r##| Am9 „ e4m TTaenptor pf Thrdl wne With ie Ensihf^d HaM y.« M ^ 9r e ef Thrift end tav It is like remindimr th«* average reader of something he a teady knohs to speak of Es sex leadership. Its position as a popular car filling a here tofore umH'cupivd field, is acceptud ns a mat ter of fact. Bv word and attitude all motor- dom arknowl**<i»;c-s its position. But let us consider the re|>ons for Essex prestige. t You will proluldy any it is i»ecause of ita performance * «»u compare its general ap- peararue and |v*rformance with the admira ble qualities i f other ears, i ou place no which you com- • nearly mat* hc« > *.ar td<r-*l. thn*. And 10,000 i.wners are daily giving cars opportunities to prove Essex worth. Added to that i re close a half million mu.- torists Who ’vice thejr admiration. The most conservative and critical person haNinif .... mli gf p1»1 Esm v Is its spot ^or. TIME IS REVEALING ANOTHER QUALITY It th«»w that tl price ttafr i an tl ose cars Ei tamalw la« np Pav Fwtwca the »Uin*iM*i« >« u hokl aa it ta a lv a ier. which have c: it is he 1*1. Squeaks an It is rural an I required tn k< ntng conditiod fevard ww im r p »werfi •p the Essex stands up ains the qualities ,|*»-»t with which > not so romm -r. Little attention is \ ta «m<-ut h rat • s use a*! Is to the W E*Sr% A graai maaj q wot ions about hoi cb 4f' ta thn tow rfcw aao pladfw a««rv«*. ag mo OM Wd -mSISBE ■m raws AMO OMC MAt f W H • vo coat• • • OAf OF FAtViMO AMO On a * g A C*s»«* sa-sn tS*«o ▼ a C #<•** *OA 001 9 sa»«»p Ana~s F*4«*«*«g <n« F^w t0 0*4 C»*neM • ^ V rtmv. 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S.C. (U.NDI N.aMl hT If > tol NT I Ri»to Ml |*«iRr TO RTATto to tolNh rXlMINIto MlRtH 4TH It It t (beta are a* f as th I helping hand ns oe„ hot'erment l«et Benjamin Franklin he your ei today. Thrift earning money during the summer that the list might he indefinite!* tbe church members in the pmver |#rfth#| ,^ d n „ t lt . nurse th- object known ns thft Fellowship of of mny Md a „ of fh#M . Wg|V1 „ Bol nmlpar *tnrt satin* tourcestion. to es’abllsh 100/KH) Kam- , f|mp , T to mJlk< , m(m9 y t but to make . P«* nr.- an ea-y beginning and fly AlUrs afid to as.lst in finding s ^ money; m other word*. **7 10 a r - rtaln futura. thousand young people to go abroad a* #m)UJlh fo buy \ V ar Savings Stamps , . tilsslonarie# whirt wn! hrln| , ln f our p Pr c cnt in-1 THRIFT August 24-31 Is known as Enlist Carbon Paper ONLY THE HKsr GRIDES CAR RIED IN STIH K. THE BARNtoELL PEOPLE. Barnwell. S. U. tertst. compounded quarterly. Mt Week. DuDnx Ihl* Period th. i Y()u ( . an do thll erery buy ard glr , rrtn thou.and pa.toni will upko th.l. )B thi> k|g country /Ambers to Join the Fellowship of In islon, to ©fttabllah Family Altars, to obeserve the day of fastln* and iyer. A. B. C. OF IT fi •AN TO MODIFY KOREAN RULE. Predicts Dr. 8. E. Haa« r - & Yea « a Southern Methodist Mission- /1 The Orient. yllle, Tenn.—That Japan will 1; modeto'nte her rule In Korea Is the pre- ^ fliptiJn of Dr. S. T. Hager, recently retutlbd missionary of the Methodist [ CpIhco\)o1 Church, South. Dr. Hager tf* gpe^nt more than quarter of a century ;ln Japan doing religious work. “Japafi la learning that her success In giving good government to Korea ^ frau/ht with difficulties, and that fcrance and good will must take the ice of harsh and severe methods. “The military leaders aim mainly at A graking their rule thorough and perma- it, and naturally ther# is great imptAtlo’j io the man of the sword YVAJm his rule severe. “Hat dampers:: ideas are growing jg^A. gad more temperate treat It •- • t ra * » c::.e jpys tba Cbrtotma mt* ttoft 'eat are ftUied at tb* CftateaaiT toftea to tto *- * #*4 AGITATORS and BOLSHRVIKI howl7 CONTINUALLY. DENOUNCING EVERYTHING <hey FIND in the GOOD old System. HANDED down to us. INTACT JUST a* our KIND forefathers LEFT it. to MAKE the young NATION OPULENT and Free. . PROTECTOR of all In QUEST, of Liberty. RIGHT and Equality! SMITE down THESE vile efforts to UNDO our Blessing*' VINDICATE AMERICA! WAR SAVINGS STAMPS EXTERMINATE * Reds!" YOU can help Put ZEST lato your WAR 94VING8 SOCIETY HOW AtoOUT IT? « • to aavtafl tbe moa-v yea j i • » 40 toto a RM Without me no man has ever achler- e,l success nor has any nation ever become great. I hare been the bed rock of every successful career, and cornerstone of every fortune. All the world knows me* anl! most of the world heeds my warning. The poor may have me as well as the rich. My power As limitless, my applica tion boundless. He who possesses me has. content ment in the present and surety for the future. I am of gr-ater value than pearls, rubies and diamonds. Once you have me no man can take me away. I lift my possessor to high planes of living, increase his earning power, and bring tq realization the hopes of his life. Umake a man well dressed, well housed and well f»d. f I insure absolutely against the rainy day. — I drive want and doubt and care -* • away . I guarantee those gho poas'-s m« prosperity and success. 1 have exalted those of Io snd these of high degree has -.r a helpful friend JE T * attain me you need put out no j . ^piLei but personal -(fort, and (to all O * k - »• i * # : guarantee ’ *A tftruugb Rift totoi of- | am M free «e gar I am fMWft 0 rm w4C toto* me r RE50CRTES and KiXturrs Building. Furniturt Stocks »r *! Bon-D Cash and Due from Banks .......... ! V X TOTAL FjMto.l? 2tl,4StJ 00 11.7*9 28 9J03.452.VJ LI 1BILITILS Surplus and Umlivid* rd Profits ....... 2.745 03 Deposits 195,707.49 TOTAL .1203.452 52 “THE BANK OF SERVICE. »f J. E. JOHNSTON. Pre*. * F. M. YOUNG. V.-Pres. GEO. I). SANDERS. V.-Pres. ' J. R. BARKER. 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