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Happenings of i Week In and About the
Seven-Hilled CHy?Personals.
Lowndesville, Oct. 19th, 1912.
Mr. Clement Allen, of Washington, D. C.,
was at the home of his father, Mr. B. Bolln
Allen, for several days last week.
Kev. C. B. Smith, the Presiding Elder of
the Anderson District, came in last Satur
day morning, and Sunday at 11 a. m. occu- i
pled the pulpit in Smyrna church, and
gave to his very attentive congregation an
interesting and well arranged sermon; an
impressive one, judging from the very
close attention given it, while being deliv
ered. At its close, a collection was taken
11 n Iw fKa r%offa?? t n *1 * 1
up *->j vuv puoiA/i t xir> u v;> v_iimiuit?r, lor
the American Bible Society, which result
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^ Our unprecedented vo
^ Ford cars has exceede
costs. It has enabled
^ our factory production
^ bring the price of For
^ October 1st, 1912, the
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^ This almost amazing annou
the fact that automobile pric
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^ If our output were limited t<
^ not build the present Model
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^ Big volume has made Ford
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^ Already there are more than
^ And this number will proba
^ of another season.
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The price reduction will bi
thousands upon thousands
they couldn't?afford the car
^ It automatically enlarges the
And it makes the Ford in ve
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The Patte
ed in over fourteen (14) dollars, which was i
the largest collection for that cause in that
church. Then the quarterly conference, i
the last for this charge for this conference '
year was held. Preaching services were j
announced for 8 p. m., but owing to the
rainy conditions, they were not held. '
Messrs. W. E. Ellis and E. J. Huokabee, <
having business in the court, the last as j
juror, started early Monday morning in
the rain and through the mud for Abbe- (
viile to be in their places. It would add <
much to the convenience and pleasure of j
those tn: this section, who have to attend j
the sessions of the county court, if the ]
railroad schedules between the two points i
were better arranged. As it is, those of
our people who have to go must either go :
the day before or risk the bad weather, \
bad roads, <fcc., and stand a good chance of <
being reprimanded, if nothing worse, for
the Most Rem
vetf Made in a
lume did it. Cost comes c
d even our own expectatioi
[' us~ to make even a better
i up to maximum efficiency,
d cats- down within the eas
prices-of Ford cars will be
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ncement is made in the face of
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material and production.
d a few thousand cars we could
T for half again the price now
price lower?and Ford quality
160,000 Fords in use.
bly be doubled before the close
ring the Ford within reach of
who couldn't?or who thought
at the old prices.
i Ford field tremendously,
ry truth "The Universal Car."
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our goods for the kne<
as in buying the Men
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are lots of you just bu
jht and get a Suit tha
rns and Mod*
are Wort!
not getting there In time.
Mr. Holcombe Harper was carried to An
derson Wednesday evening, andj in the
hospital an operation was attempted for
appendicitis. It was found necessary to
postpone it for a time, Later, it took
place, and successfully. He at this writing
Es doing nieely.
Mrs. Charles T. Baker and her little boy,
Charles, of New York, came in Thursday
morning and will remain for some time at
the home of Mrs. T. Baker.
On Tuesday, the last, perhaps, primary
election for this year took place. As at
every voting precinct throughout the
State, so far as heard from, it was exceed
ingly quiet, a very small vote being polled,
and later news shows thatlittle more than
half as many votes were polled at the last
as at the first primary.
Mr. W. D. Barksdale, Misses May and
Eugenia Robertson, and Miss Lily Temple
ton, of Abbeville, came up last Sunday in
in auto, and spent the day with Mr. T. D.
rYmlev nnri fnmllv
Mr. Rob Nixon of this place was badly
larkable Price
my Automobil
town as production goes
is. It has enabled us to
car at a less price. it n;
And it has brought al
y reach of the average An
as follows:
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ar ?PUUU Town
Model T will be the car of 191
it has been in 1912.
It is the one standardized, high
Fashion changes have altered it
With a few refinements Mode
the car that Henry Ford perfect
That it has won a recognition
of commerce is telling testimon)
By all the tests that time, hi
r>nccihlf? Hivprcitv nf <;prvirp mn
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its superiority.
It is going to test the capacity
coming season to keep pace witl
Your early order will insure an <
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hurt in an auto wreck at the Falls. In his
car on Thursday he went to that place and
carried a traveling man. Just as he start
ed back, in crossing the bridge over the
Seaboard railroad, he lost control of his
it. turned to nne Bide and ran
over on the railroad track twenty feet be
low. He went with it, and it fell upon
him. The machine was smashed and he
was badly hurt. He was brought to his
home that evening, and at this writing is
doing as well as could be expected.
Miss Camille Smith left this morning to
begin her duties 88 teacher on Monday
next of a flourishing school near Abbeville.
A car (auto) load of our good ladies went
to Abbeville- yesterday?carried by Mr.
Willie Broadwell in his car.. They were
Mrs. T. Baker, Mrs. J. B. Moseley, Mrs. E.
J. Huckabee, Mrs. T. B. Holcombe.
Mr. Motte Barnes, of Anderson, was here
yesterday on business.
Mr. B. Berry Allen, of Anderson, has
been here for several days at the home of
his sons, Messrs. Ernest and Theron Allen,
a mile or two out. Troupe.
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up. The demand for
reduce manufacturing
is enabled us to bring
bout our ambition?to
lerican income. After
"SI $800
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quality, low priced car.
little.
1 T has remained practically
ed half a dozen years ago.
unprecedented in the annals
r to its Tightness.
ird usage and the greatest
impose the Ford has proven
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