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'EXTRA V AG AN Ui ... J BAT" ' ':V-Sro : '. Attn toy! Pi* Him Out ?f th# Gavm With W. *. And Miki 'KM Fait! FOREIGN BORN ARE STOCKHOLDERS GET NOW TAUGHT THRIFT U. S. THRIFT APPEAL Sstrta In Amarienizatian. It Cnltrgtd Ctrperttltnt Mail War Savlnga ttaaap It h It Include Sptolal ltmltn Watlaa Whin tandtof Out on Saving Habit. Divldonda. ? I tYrift is a?w os? ?f lh? subjects Net only is thrift becoming s part | W1b? Uught to tkeueaads of foreign- ot K?n?rsl education of tho pocplo ! kora workers who mm attending of email and moderate means who are Amerieanisation classes throughout being Uufht and encouraged to cultifee United States in factories, shops, i *e habiU of wise saying and sensldBinrches and night schools. hie spending; efforts are being made , Am a majority of the attendants at * attract t0 ** j teee* classes epbak but litUe or no ?****?ld?rs of practically every ngllish, the study of language consti-: corporation in the United SUtes. fates one of the principal subjects Already twenty-six of the largest langlit, a half hour drill being held corporations in the country hare ; at each session. The method was de- a&r?ad to mail with notices of dirindsed for the National T M A. and dend payments to stockholders inli published by that organisation. The ?erts calling attention to the desiraleeso.is are short, consisting of about bility of investing their stock earn wenty simple sentences on everyday *n8# 1? ^ar Savings Stamps. These Matters, and a class Is taught by re- corporations which have an exceedingpeatiag ene sentence at a time after ly wid? distribution of stock are Ike teacher, who illustrates it with among the largest dividend paying notions and objects corporations in the United SUtes. ( i "I look at mv watch." savs the 8om? of them already are mailing teacher, who takes ont his own thrift ln#ert? to th*ir "tockholders, natch The class repeats this in &nd others have agreed to do so upon dhorvs. then individually. The next the next dividend date. The inserts Mtence deals with numbers and the whlch stockholders receive along with telling of time. All sentences are link- lheIr diridend notices are u tolffea: ; d together, and each teaches at least "Double your resources by invert Be tew word with connectives. At, in* wrings repuiariy. Che end of the 1smob It is shown to "Did you ever stop to consider how i fee cl ass in printed form on a chart. easily and rapidly you ean accumuAt the request of the Treasury De- late a considerable sura by investing partnent, a special thrift lesson deal- email amounts regularly at compound lag aith War Savings Stamps has, interest? teen written and is now In the hands "You ?an begin at once by inveetat American secretariat of the Y. M. ing all or part of your savings In War Q. A. all over the country. This Savings Stamps of the 1719 Issue lessor is an excellent illustration of ?hich you can buy in any amount np Ihe meth#d by which thousands of to 91,000. They bear four per sent COreiga-bom workers are bow learning interest, compounded Quarterly, feiglich. and It la as follows: yOU ghonld have an unexpected Has?John has some money ?oall for ready eaeh before your stamps y Pntc?Me puts it la a stocking. mature. January 1. 1M4. you can relays?Jim says: "It In not safe" deem all or any number of them at >a?rwers?John answerer "No? T will any time, for the full purchase pries. Ipae" pita interest Looks?He looks for his money. "No other Investment offers sunt as Is i'tolea The mosey le stolen. attractive combination of safety, in avt-e?John saves more money. eoos. redeemabtlltv and eonveoienee " Asks? -He asks: "How can I keep Hiy monev?" ays?Jim says: "See this. John." "Beware of small expenses a email hows?Jim shows him a book of leak will sink a preat ship" said War Savinrs Stamps. Frank!it He knew Says?John says: ' Where did yon * nr . ! Bnys?John buys some War Ssv i *?u"rMU ,.,m *, ,00,. KEEP ON SAYING j Bays?John ?* *? This if sale and ^ar Savings Stamps bought ffood." this year will be $1,000 in 1M4 for Buy,?John buys more stamps I n<w equipment, new ! 1?He says 'America ie safe Mr> postgraduate course in a spec mid e * is my money iaity, payment toward a home, for | the youngsters' education, or THE LUCKY THREE 11 100 Stamps now will be $600 then. I for advancement or protection; and ! 50 will be $$60. Only thros men out of every bun- p?jx y0ur own naarlc of your needs red have a savir-ts account at th<* j or jesjresj and g0? there via W. S ac* of forty-five. ninety-seven per cent I s w g g ^ Rlor# 4 1-4 ontir. aavinws i I . _J ?afa I I I?X Miwm %l*v" " "" | per ccui anu mc usviuin; he torn? reverie. an(j convenient investments for Are yon taking a chance, thirty- the buiy man or woman. Chree to one. on being one of thoae Put Your Family on Safety Lane. Inety-eeven? Or are you making sure _^^ Oat yoa will answer "present" when the roll of three Is called? It's Just m WWto b. ia tit. I.tter ctus M1 B"*" "? ? n?< kt mmM." ! to the first?If you think. Ninety- Neither can "cashed-in" War tarings \ even men ont of every hundred dent Stamps grow to their maturity value, feiak, saving spasmodically, If they era at all and investing ia securities War savings Stamps are better thaa ?f which they do not know the value. moQ#r> because they earn more fitorernment securities are absolute- money, ta safe, pay a high rate of latereet mi are easily obtainable la small 4e- There will be aa "Yatny" day tar mamlnsUoaa. Save regularly and the asaa vko isgalaefj saves and hsdBfsfy, sad yea will ha ears fie ha Teats hla maaey hi Wm flevtafi Will the tacky three. than An Attma At all VillicS tj."3 37iii>tiC U celling g is in demand. whether large or small. g *n expens:--e or inexpensive. An at- If tractive inexpensive house, however, > is an exception. QUICKBILT Eungalo~ * ombine beauty and economy. p ?JjJ>rj I BUNGAL( "thoroughly covering the needs of the average renter: is espocia buiit tor renting purposes. It is well built. cozy, o uveniei:. w lighten, well ventilated, attractive huh inside and out. and sni i hut cozy. Ir is Inexpensive in construction, hut will bring gi??l - nt A itotts ' i large is .;s much a drawback as n house t small. Tliis one is just the right size Btingah'ws are alw.ivs demand. QUICKBILT Bungalow No. 43 is neither cheap nor ela orate. It is especially designed to n:ake tiie best investment fri a rent standpoint. In erecting this bungalow you wiM SAVE WA^TF A" ,Il(* n:'"vri.tl is already prepared and the lar " / Ctm waste tales of scrap lumber are thus eliminatt Every ft ot of lumber is used. You buy no surplus material TIMF Kvery piece of material has its own place. Everythi I 1 line,' 18 numbered and systematized. The instructions I : c. ri cnter arc complete and the order of erection is simp I ~ ttrp" ,s l ist in looking for material. The time ordinarily i I i . r<:i p- \ in try cutting and trimming Is saved. As a lar I , rv i < * i . ',se is I iiilt in panels, just that much time a <is . .11 < -instruction. f A nop h the entire process of erection systematlz I h/ioUft' S lete. the great building "Biigahoo"?pi i> :t ' minated. the labor in the erection of I O'JICKF 7 w is reduced to a minimum and therefore, I tumor consiijei.itioii A cart>enler of average speed and experier I with, two laborers ran erect the house in 7 dsys. The ordini I J i use will take almost as many weeks. AMf^KJCV A saving in waste of material, time and lal>or. * " a saving in money. With the QUICKBILT Bung f* the expense of erection is cut in half, but that is not all. T need not pay a contractor's fee. The erection is so simple a systematic that any carpenter of average intelligence can erect with ease. Many owners build them themselves. You pay architect's fee The complete plans with all specifications a instructions are furnished FHKE. And yet the plans are ma alter careful study by the best and most experienced of arcl ' ;-ts with a view to eliminating waste and gaining the great* possible convenience, economy and strength. The cost of t material is further reduced by the fact that you buy it from t mill, manufacturer and forest in one. Our complete plants cov liie entire process, from the tree to the completed house You p; no middle-man a profit. You buy direct from the source of materi; The price is therefore rock bottom. In our complete plants which hundreds of houses are built simultaneously every sin cut to perfection is used and every waste avoided, 's the 'bout arc made n gr< >t quantities, you gain the advantage of t low cost of quantity production. QUICKBJLT Bungalow Dept., A. C. Tuxbury Lumber Co., Charleston, S. C. . 1 Si up to Prince Albert to produce more srr lan you ever before collected! P. A.'s bui appetite like kids fit your hands! It has vor and coolness and fragrance you ever whale of joy Prince Albert really is you v double-quickest thing you do next. And, you could smoke P. A. for hours witl parching. Our exclusive patented pro id parch. t it would mean to get set with a joy'us jiir ? ? h A ? m pers every once ana a wniie. Ana, put Without a comeback! Why, P. A. i ke you'd just have to eat that fragrant sm< i Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, M title House Easily i ' DW NO. 43 A Safe, Profitable Investment a One of the t*-st investments obtainable is the attrat oo s r.i rcntal 'e h< "se. That Is. if :h. cost of the I in ot too great. It is <l.iti<-ult to lower the cost without el .K- I, !? h??r.r?l. uHtli the OI I IH K I jni Bungalow No. 13. for it is built for just that purpose. A i: ,i!i(l lot costing $1."'00.00 and renting for an average of per month, is bringing 20 per cent, interest. Taxes, insur; repairs, etc., will reduce it to about 16 per cent. Tan make a better investment? The rent incomes from an attra QUICKBILT Bungalow at this time of high rents and unlv ge dt mand for houses, will make it a profitable lnvestme "d Build On Your Undeveloped Lot. ? WRITE TODAY' 'e" for further information and a copy of our attractive tllu! *"? l>ook, "QUICKBILT Bungalows" No. C-38.lt will explain all n(l No t:> and m.tn> other attractive QUICKBILT Bungalows. FK?E for the asking. Merely fill out the coupon below and r ed Better still, if Bungalow No. 43 pleases you, tell us the col e- sired and instruct us to ship immediately, a lf* Popular for its Convenience. rr The house is shipped F. 0. B. Charleston, complete with a eaaary material except brick work. Size, over 21 -ft. x 30-ft. There are two large bed rooms, one 12-ft. x '* and one 12-ft. x 9-ft.. a spacious living room, 12-ft. x IS ou kitchen. 15-ft. x 9-ft., closets and an attractive front porch, nd x 6-ft. The construction is largely of North Carolina Pix it "Wood Universal." thoroughly kiln dried. Excellent floorlt no ceiling. Walls built in panels of siding lined with heavy p.i "d Insure warmth. Durable. Are-resisting, standard asphalt sh de with slate green or red flnish. Excellent doors and sash I- necessary nails and hardware furnished. House comes wi terlor walls stained any one of a he dumber of standard colors, or _ , - painted with one heavy coat of er priminp paint. Exterior trim and ty') e QUICKBILT BUNGALOW DEPARTMENT, A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO., CharlMtea, S. C. GaatUiataPlaaM Mad M your Baak. "QUICKBILT Bai Na. C-3C. Aaaafaaialiy IrMrtaMd la a ratal law NAME ADDRESS A. M. SNIDER f Surgeon Dentist Office at Residence Railroad Ave.. KINGSTREE VI. D. NESMKTH, DENTIST, Lake City, S. 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