Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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_ /II ? a :-' , ' WHA1 1 c CLUB 2c CLUB 5C < PAYMENTS PAYMENTS PAYS 1st Week lc 1st Week 2c 1st Wee 2nd Week -- - '2c 2nd Week .. .. 4c 2nd Wee 3rd Week .. .. 3c 3rd Week .. .. 6c 3rd Wee Increase Every Week Increase Every. Week Increase E by 1 cent by 2 cents by 5 Total in 50 Weeks Total in 50 Weeks Total in $12.75 | $25.50 $62 YOU CAN BEGIN WITH THE L/ - - \ 1 PLAN OF THE CLUB IS 81 \ You begin with a certain amount, lc, 2c 5c 01 v % it the same amount each week. Or, you can beg $1.00, $5.00 or any amount, and deposit the sam WE PAY 4 PER CE PEOPLES < s _ ? PERSONAL MENTION. [N m PALMETTO STAT People Visiting in This City and at Other Points. SOME OCCURRENCES OF VARIOI v ~~ | KINDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA. ?Mrs. W.. A. Klauber spent Sunday in St. George with relatives. . ?Mrs. N. P. Smoak and Miss El- State Xews 801,6,1 Down for Qui vie Kearse spent Sunday in Orange- Reading.?Paragraphs About burg. / Men and Happenings. Oo 4-ri aIt i r. ennri/Tinor - J1K>5 aIIdiiic rau iviv xo some time in Eastman, Ga., with it is proposed to call an election friends. Anderson, on the question of issuii ?Mrs. H. L, Hinnant and Miss Sal- bonds in the sum of $125,000 f lie Free motored to Ridgeway and further street improvement. Chester last week. The State board of pardons la ?Rev. L. E. Wiggins spent several week considered sixty petitions f days in the city last week with Mr. clemency and has filed its report wi and Mrs. Thomas Black. j the governor. Another meeting , ?^jrs a. W. Knight has returned ithe boai"d will b? held in Columb to the city from Newberry, where she j JanuaiT 16. ? has been visiting relatives. I A. C. Dick, aged 23, of Hartsvil and ^irs a r Xeal and' has been awarded the valued Rhod little son, Austin, returned to their scholarship to Oxford Universii home in Roanoke, Va., Tuesday. England, after a competitive exan ; n t> u ? nation. Young Dick is a graduate / ?Mr. and Mrs. Bissell Beach, of ? ? . j-* .. . . . ... .. . the College of Charleston. McColl, have been visiting their mother, Mrs. Josephine Beach. ^ol. E- of the Fil .. , ? . tt v - Regiment, South Carolina Natior ?Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Mitchum, of^, , , , ... ' , .... Guard, has tendered his resignati Ehrhardt, paid a pleasant visit re- 4 ~ . .1 a \c xt ttt ^ . * TT to Governor Manning. Col. Blvt cently to Mr. N. W. Rentz, of Varn- , . _ . . ... commanded the first regiment of t Vill0 South Carolina National Guard ?Miss Bettie Steedlv returned last the Mexican border, week from Spartanburg, where she The names of three South Caroli . has been under treatment at the navai officers were in the list of the Steedlj hospital for several weeks. wfo0 have just been promoted whi "* t.i;. 1 1- TU *. ?Mrs. A. M. Graman and Mrs. W. Lst was maae pudhc iasi wee*. m P. Sellers, of Charleston, are visiting are Commander William A. Moffe their sister, Mrs. W. S. Bamberg, who now on duty in. the Great Lakes, has been very ill for the past two be captain; Commander T. J. Sei weeks. on duty in Washington, to be a n _ , tain; Lieut. Commander Louis ?Misses Pearl Counts, Roberta . , . , , ? , ? , ,,T Richardson, now serving aboard t Johnson, and Evelyn Spann, Mrs. W. . ,. , ? ^ _ Annapolis in Mexican waters, to E. Spann and Mrs. H. F. Spann re-' , , , ? commander. turned last week from a trip to Flon- ^ da and Cuba. j Read the Herald, $1.50 per ye I NOT TOO TO JOIN OUR A A DnnLl Clo IMI1IU 9 Everybody Should Join % ^ Look at the table below, and vou will find a club that / will fit your pocketbook. Then come into our Bank and join that club. The different clubs were planned so that everyone could join?and everyone should join. T?oTnornhpv rnn nvp not naviner out monev for some JL1V. JLXA V-JLJLX F^VX ? Vx v ? v w r- ? . 1 f O t/ thing, but paying in money for you and yours. Who Gets the Money You Earn? Monev spent is money gone?Money Banked is monev SAVED/ It isn't the monev you make that counts, but the nioney you save, and there is no better way to acquire a bank account than by joinipg our Chrismas Banking Club. Ask any wealthy man how he 44got his start"?he will tell you that he saved and banked his money. Get your start. Get it today. Come in and join our * - I 1/IiriSUlias viuw. I r THE DIFFERENT CLUBS WILL PA' JLUB IOC CLUB 50c CLUB $1.< IE NTS PAYMENTS ? PAYMENTS PA k ....... 5c 1st Week .... 10c 1st Week .... 50c 1st W ;k.... 10c 2nd Week.... 20c 2nd Week.... 50c 2nd Vi ik .... 15c 3rd Week.... 30c 3rd Week .... 50c 3rd W )very Week Increase Every Week Deposit 50c Every Deposit cents by 10 cents Week 50 Weeks Total in 5(1 Weeks Total in 50 Weeks Total 1.75 $127.50 $25.00 $! \RGEST PAYMENT FIRST AND DECREASE [MPLE. ' IT COSTS N( "* * J T aaIt o-f flin r\ "l 'ffrtPrtrif Pin UUe, ana increase your uepus- ^uua at uiiititui v,j.a in with a certain amount 50c -]?in'the lc'2c' 5c>10e' 50c> * in witn a certain amount, ouc, Bank witJl the week]y . e amount each week. and give you a Christmas B; :nt. interest in our christ^ liANK, Ban p! USES WESTERN METHOD. Marketing Apples. Buddhist Sect in Japan Borrows There is an encouraging symptom ;S Christian Sunday-Sehoql Plan. I in that story from Williamsburg, out j in Hampshire county, which tells of j The Buddhist sect which has been fourteen farmers who got together to most known for its imitation of the se^ their apples. If they had acted | Christian Sunday-school and other i independently they would have made j Christian methods is the Nishi Hong-1 small profits, if any, and would have : w^nji. This sect has a Sunday-school j reached the familiar conclusion that board which acts for all Japan. They there is no money in orcharding. ! have copied'almost exactly the litera- inst?ad of selling independently, or of following the not uncommon ture and methods 01 tne unrisuam-ag Sunday-school. Their board gives a! course of letting the aPPles rot in the or banner to the best Buddhist Sunday-< orchard, they followed the advice of school, and confers medals for special] an agent ot the State board of agri" ist merit. To the child with the best; cuIture and tried cooperation. After or record in each Buddhist Sunday- paying aU the costs of sorting, packth school is given the much coveted ing> storage. etc-. and the salary of of privilege of seeing the far famed itbe manager as well> they cleared ia> buildings and treasures of the West profits ot about ?3'0()0 on the f'400 Hongwanji temples. This is a red barre,s that the>' sent t0 market'le, letter day in the life of any Japanese Boston Herald. ^ es child. They have also issued some "Oh, for a Thousand" Tongues to ;y> books treating of the Sunday-school-, Sing," is copied almost word for li- and quoting, for the purpose of arous- word. "Jesus Loves Me, This I " of ing Buddhists to the importance of Know," the song best known in the the religious training of children, Orient, is published as a part of the 'St from such Christian authors as Prof. Buddhist song book. "Bringing in ial Butler, Bishop Atkins, Lesgy, Luther, the Sheaves" an<* "God Is Love," a on and others. One of these books gives modified slightly for their purposes, n he the plan of organization of a Budd- are also appropriated. 5 he hist Sunday-school, suggesting the Buddha is referred to in their t on duties of superintendent, officers, stories frequently as the "Heavenly teachers, music, drawing and visiting Father." The boldness of imitation P na committees, secretary and treasurer. is shocking. They seek in their s )Se They suggest cradle roll, beginners' stories to glorify the virtues and the c chj primary, intermediate and senior de- heroic deeds of the Japanese; but c ey partment, and a nurses ciass; aisojtnere is lacamg muse wuuves iui tt* mothers' meetings and days for chil-j character making which spring from a t0 dren corresponding to our Christmas; the personal indwelling of Christ. a in | children's day, Thanksgiving and ral- They have gone on the assumption tp_ i ly day. that if certain machinery is. used, * ^ | But, as Mr. Mito points out, it is certain results must follow, losing s ^ i in music that the imitation has reach-' sight of the fact that the love, exampejed a climax. They have adopted our, pie and Christian devotion of the s j Christian hymns wholesale, simply j Sunday-school teacher is the real I j substituting the name of Bu-ddha fori force in making a character.?Chris- n ar.! that of Jesus. Wesley's great hymn,! tian Herald. C i i - ' A LATE I i znzzz^zzzzzzz -s^ri ewe Gifl 5^3 ^B m| aSU ? Mb S3 JB V H H ^ b \. tiff I Inn UL V1UU PUT IN OUR rHDISTMAS tlL i?S??li BANKING J: J?Hf and increased/ lk. ?.. m weekly m aboui r you | )0 CLUB $5.00 CLUB X CLUB , || YMENTS > PAYMENTS " ~ eek .. $1.00 1st Week .. $5.00 FOB , / Me peek.. $1.00 2nd Week.. $5.00 eek.. $1.00 3rd Week .. $5.00 $2, $3, $4> $i.uu Jiivery ueyosn mverjr d fl Week Week * 3AU in 50 Weeks Total in 50 Weeks >0.00 $250.00 Or Any Amount I I TOUR PAYMENTS EACH WEEK 0 )THING TO JOIN?HOW TO JOIN. bs in table below and select the one you wish to . 5I.OO, $5.00 or any of the clubs; then come to our payment. We will make you a member of the Club anking Book showing the Club you have joined. IAS BANKING CLUB ~ jj * i' i y 1 n n iberg, a. i.;. j] ^ 1 f rm ^/ , v-_j^ NOTICE! ? > f | Friday, January 12th, will be the last Gin Day of the season. JS ' I I / fII THE COTTON OIL .CO. | She Had Heard of One. NOTICE. "Whoever saw a perfect man?"! All persons who have claims 0. 0 .,rQ, against the estate of Scipio Moore sked an evangelist at a revival. wU1 present them duly proven withmeeting. "There is no such thing, i in thirty days from date to the unJverv man has his faults, plenty of dersigned. J. H. KINARD, Agent. . heii? j Ehrhardt, S. C., Jan. 4, 1917. 4t. Of course, no one had ever seen a NOTICE. , g erfect man, and consequently the' ;? tatement of the revivalist was re-' State of South Carolina County of eived with silence. The revivalist j ?o allThom it may concern, please ontinued: ! take notice: - .w "Whoever saw a perfect woman?"! That the undersigned has lost a t this junction a tall, thin woman V*?e ^P*^ stoc^ ?*-_the i Ehrhardt Banking Company, of Ehrrose ? | hardt, S. C., said certificate being No.' "Do you mean to say, madam,"; 5, and application will be made to he evangelist asked, "that you have said Bank on February 19th, 1917, ppii a nerfert woman0" ' for a duplicate certificate of same. a peneCt *oman* ! 2-15 JNO. F. FOLK. "Well, I can't just say that I have ? een her," the woman replied, "but A surgical instrument has been inhave heard a great deal about her-? vented to measure the turbidity of ny husband's first wife."?Pittsburg spinal fluids to aid in diagnosing Chronicle-Telegraph. mental diseases. '