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od W W PPB1 ffl IW1 S -1 pl : ? fi m ^HpmrmrpITIlT! QMS ; ffijy : m] M J-i-f-j j.j, j.j I j ?M? Mill ! * IJmlllll !0f HI j j ?ii j i {un .... L-JJ::.;.!; : . j j j f i j i j j i ? j j j i i 9? I ear wii te ?ade in pti I or three years. The Mowi?g letter just ie? o eeived from the Ford Motor Co: is self-explanatory : ps' - 1 . H?niTTTfl 1.LuuiJ.[ lli?fliim \Wm "On account of r??ent newspaper articles ??d^tne pTO" ^ *0? niamr rumors circulating1 oyer tjie country concerning ; ?TV *~ Mr. Henry ?ilftAHQ Te'38 ?iii no ?b^ia . bs?? irctfJoO ??sd?^or?*? bbA indD SEDAN i -_,::r;,.;,i k.j otnlq jj S vi.! ip, >7/.f;H? v?r-?'nif) los H90d DIM .nxifff JilTBOV, j(if jn }|j{|f j fcl?fj In 90n?JD?t?Xn5fe ?llir 9??t nf .huHhtful {?Vfr?iMxf MI?.-? ioi? r ?I?*J;;O<?; KvniUfff ott? luit 3aob]v\ ?> i .io?lJO^ot ?i 'itrin1) fiad '?yiCf i I?? 197,0 19?f tfo?f?D 7???0 ?if?'00 .JJ J ?."..v: .|r*if!// -.-i 'ff; oil? O) ont bonrifl iv jori fir;;: ?d;j>a JJ: JHOTJ _i acai limit,/ '.ii i- Jtn jntntfajn >??l( ' . --fJ:?'tI?: l)Mi: Ti(j?t?{ j; ni i)0<hog<ii| ;f/?VA ?>!? imltoa .fon bnfl ere?, ?*? i ?KES C^gordy;'we" b?liev&itaEv .ble to inform .our dealers gen erally, in order that you may intelligently and uniform -moo (ic io o'jh'] 5rh m ^Wr^Unqujr^ 8Rrj ?jnj> jTj^jjr^ * bs?psfisi asofi lon ?/:ri dotfl^-^gjjhm to atbuboia adi bn&?shihom_?^ *fft ... r.. nj .1(ln>nein?:"st place, a large,majority of the reports a -m-rr tirr? f-; ' .t"r -n "9^*,ar?greatly distortecf and exaggerated. A new car may be manufactured but as to when it will be manu c . v ' ?333? *JO iiiurtr saasqzs ?fll ol aoifxoQ ractured we are not m position to say, except that we v ' i7' B13"? ..r db fc?W? nsw ?r could n?trj>?ssiblyi;b? designed, test -nt sri! Liii; I?hsrt?m io ?d out, ^?fl?f?ctur?ti and m?rftet?d m:^??tttiii?s un 'esosn s'il bssihoi S?H -T0d?r'?w6= d??tliree^r^?iine/' I803 J.-T.V = : : -/:no'^rrn? -roi bnr. ^?iidjo?^ no3 .bpr ? io\ ,jnsi iol b'ioq ?aiyuq lo \m * r, > ; ;h ,rd bs;!:"?ftpTr%f?j 9P^WRf-^9w^?r?:\-^Vl?nite about the ?i ? ?dt?ia3&:>so s1?^?CT!ifi?F^?fi?^^?5:^fi^y^?r*^^.^'jpn.ii% daily use at the present time ; and every one of pur dealers, through their continued enthusiastic efforts, can dis pose of our product as rapidly as manufactured. We in tend to continue the production bf the reliable Model T as aggressively as in the past, and feel that we have the co-operation of our entire sales organization i:n forcibly .mifl h-v. team ?aiiqiua ???U ? impressing upon prospective buyers the exceptional Sn?b'JGDOfl ,b9?.?.Rq f'.-jrf CTijOlf rr B'iOf?0 OV/) 'jitr ,85nIl!jOl B'j?'IBdll .J??; oiojod fwjft?q fio/i al jiui.uoidj ..; tfflv qr/ bdiool oB .rinrrr ? io no??9/n? ft vino ROW J? lin? :fISO 7SQ ^ 1 iS1J:d7:-Jl 07^03 Ol fI? ?WJ'I/;J? Bil .ooasnimn ^ub-'^y/o nu OTOW 1lj ?Ol OfOOO 077 !)nr.TVfi> f)J J*<.iiJ e( up by the entire strength of an organization al- -Hit ,?7:?iov vfoi *: -:i bin?, od ready established. !;; "f v/?? !,,>h""'{ . .15001 lft?1 ? &003<>Jappii m|?d{ Tjii ??n9moiCj ing our normal capacity of three thousand cars per day . ; ? , . ; ??,, ! ?'''? ^^U^^'Z-* as quickly as possible, in order that the demands of ' : isvuooBir j prospective buyers might be met to the fullest possible ?'f" ' " ' ' :] . ." r -, ., .r rrj r.nd -/vii: baa i07o\ cAienu . . : r. ^ -.. - -, . y. WI, n??jlJ fj?ii 0H .-.:.;// yr?; :.:-'-'*"ifrt-:'"?".'.X '.'..j' ? '? ? f( i - ': Mttttinm atom?a lioril 'lo 05i lt?* i'.i? hftij /. :?j ?i? fiyJu high quality and dependability of the present !Ford car, backed up by the entire strength of an organization al ready established. !U "Our factory and assembly plant production is being a-79.fi/ pushed to the linjit, with the thought in^ind of reach- !' , : ! Better place^pur ^ We have a large number on hand an^ in transit, but S'?i?M?? S ahead fop th?se cars. ^?? ?ooner:you plac? yowlorder the sooner you will get a car. ?S???? CJ^sl . . * - ;'<.... ' ' ? ?. r ? -???.<. /...,lfr ,(,!." h .,. uurl i'-nj >',) f!?ffl .jfrJriij !2i!?r idol Mr. J. T. Mims made a busines trip to Columbia yesterday. . Miss June Rainsford leaves to-da; . for East Orange, N. J., to spend sonv time. Dr. R. A. Marsh is in Florence at tending the annual meeting1 of thi South Carolina Medical Association Miss Virginia Addison .. and Mis; Pearl Padgett wilt leave to-day foi Washington, D. C. to spend a week oi rten days. Mrs. Hal Beman, bf Augusta i: here visiting her parents, ^Mr. anc Mrs. C H. Key, and has been verj cordially greeted by her friends. . The Executive committee pf th? Red Cross will meet Friday afternoor at five o'clock, the hour for meeting having been changed from four tc ive o'clock, 'fZ ( ) i j V-, ' j j il i. fr", r" i,' .' . . Mrs. Agatha Woodson received z telegram Tuesday morning from hei _son/. Capt. W. A. Woodson stating ; that 3K had just landed in New Yort and will report to Camp Dix. He sail ed from France April 8. Mr.?W. E. Lynch of Rowland, N. C., is here visiting his mother, Mrs . Kate Lynch. For the first time in sev eral years, Mrs. Lynch has all three ; of her >bns with her for a short time. Mrs. Cornelia Glover has returned from her visjt to her son, Mr. R. W, Glover, and is again with her daugh ter, ?vlrs. R. C. Padgett. She was ac companied to Edgefield by her little granddaughter, Cornelia, a da?ghtei of Mr. Wilie Glover. Mrs. Charlie Cheatham who resides near Epworth, Saluda county, accom panied by her two youngest daugh ters, spent the week-end 'here wit! her sister, Mrs. R. E. M organ. Mr, ".and Mrs. Cheatham 'had three som Nerving their country, two in the /army and one in the navy, ra Every man, woman and child is re quested to attend the Victory Loar Meetings at McKendree, and Philippi ^Churches- on r^ext^Sunday. the 2Qth /inst. Pa|r^tis|p\ apjp^als^to?your de* incision. ffa??tX?LT? A i ? g J. H. CANTELOU, -;saaw^.-p--rr.-Cpunty Chair/nan - Mrs. J. D. H stein and ' Miss M: Tompkins were visitors ia Atlanl last week. Saturday, Easter eve, will be big day with all merchants, especial] the dry goods merchants. Miss Sadis Mims spent Saturda and Sunday in Augusta, returnin ' Monday morning. More bouses; are .needed in Edge field Will not somebody erect a doze or so residences for rent? The cotton planter has the right 01 way this week. A mighty good time % p;it seed of any kind in the ground. It appears now that .scores of farm ers in Edgefield county will make z many oats as the traditional- Carte: had. Oats are looking unusually well Mr. N. G. Cooner of Batesburg, ac companied by his talented bride, vis. ited Mrs. Mary Norris and Mrs. Ma mie N. Tillman Sunday afternoon. Mr. W. W. Adams is doubling the capacity of his large warehouse neai the station. Edgefield county farmers will have an. abundance of storage ;room for their cotton next fall. Misses Ruth DcLoach" and" Gladys Rives spent the week-end in Charles ton to visit that modern Eden. Mag nolia Gardens'on the Ashley Biver. lt is worth a trip to Charleston once 'a year to see the wealth of azaleas. The Yonce Motor Company contin ues to call attention of the Edgefield people to the fact that now is thc time to buy Fold cars. Place-yo?r or? der while you can get them. There will be no cheaper.. cars, for ' some "time. * T '? ? ' In his advertisement'in this issue, Mr. J. .1- Roach, the district manager . of the Southern tRell; Telephone com pany, calls j attention to the very 5 marked increase:in,all Jt???phoj?fe sup plies and in the increase in operating expenses. Read what he says. Rev. J. C. Roper, the field agent of the Centenary movment of the Meth odist church, visited Edgefield Mon .-dayv and,- spoke in the Methodist "cHiuroh v.ljlonaa^ even haig. Thijr? $s.! >. P?lcJ. ie^^^ter??j^^nifes?d jm? this very worthy enterprise in Edge field.^ Another young man from the Phil ippi section who had a part in making the' 30th Division immortal was Hor ace Holmes. He made a fine record overseas and is again at home with his pretty young bride and his other loved ones, with an honorable dis charge in his pocket. . ? - Mr. Orlando Sheppard and Mr. J. L. M i ms wi li leave to-day for Charles ton to attend an important meeting of the board of visitors of the Citadel. Mr. Sheppard has been chairman of the board for a number of years and Mr. Mims is a member-by-virtue pf being chairman of the military com mittee of the House of Representa tives. , ;___j__^rrG:7. j Soldiers Should be Entertained. By the Fourth of July practically ali' of our soldier' boys will have re turned to their home; so The Adver tiser si^ggestsfcthat some form of pub lic entertainihent' be provided about that time at Edgefield for,allrof the white men in the county Who donned the uniform, lt is due them. Let's plan to make it a GREAT DAT in j Edgefield. The State of South Carolina County of Edgefield By W, T. Kinnaird, Esquire,' Probate ; Judge.- gr WHEREAS, W. H. Nicholson, made suit to me, to grant him de bonis non; cum testamento annexo of and ef fects of Martha Corley, late of said County and State. : JTHE^E ARE THEREFORE to cite and admonish all and singular i?je kindred and Creditors of the said Martha Corley deceased, that'theyie and appear before me, in the Court of Probate to be held at Edgefield,?S.. C. in my? office,- on the 3j-fcd day of May 1919" next after publication thereof, ?t ll o'clock in the.forenpon,jt?|show cause, iT any they have,','wh'jr*the said Administration should not 'be?graiit ed. . " ' C I GIVEN under my Hand, this 15ih: day of April, Anno Domini, 1919. W. T. KINNAIRD, i . Probate, Judg^,'E. C., S. Ca Published oh each nterfejjing Wed-: j:esday from this date to May 3, 1910, m The Edgefield Advertiser. -..w-....... . ,?.-.?'?Vl?'V?S&2X2tZ?2?,^Y.? 1 'A To trie Baptist OL' tssoeia DO YOU REALIZE . : L ; ^hatthefeaptists of South Caro-^ lina have in(- the why of educational ? institutions and equipment? Furman (University, Greenville Womans Col Coker .. .and . Spartan, the Long Creek- the';Six Mile and the Edisto Academiesi ' These institutions.worth,. In prop erty and endowments, One Million, Eight Hundred and Sixty Thousand^ Seven Hundred Dollars! DO YOU REALIZE B a ?0 YOU REALIZE ind '. lege, Anderson College and ., ? ' College, the "North Greenville f d .1 nvon idma frnirlbiO ,emo f>* liislfefi S?JOI ?ThatrWfi need four-thousand dollars -i) aa . pi bur present drive in order to-ire-1 :; ? jiave alL^our 'institutions" of .btirdehs'' : they bear and to make possible a greater future for our educational work? One half of this amount, has - - been subscribed by, part of our . com stfruency: if the other'part will .only, do its duty a.?; well as the'fdrmer have < : done, we shall win a gl?rio?s victory! f'11 "?[ DO YOU REALIZE f wi AVsome of us' do,1 the ahs?l?te'ur-'; 'J ,f1" gency of this present ;efljort'?'Vf? 'f?^'J'^; "of ?o'?n?th?s thin' . i a fe?77 .ir i-v/hTi' Tovranh c -..fj ?? dtlW ? ; m Jrf-.r, O? mnd?ija T>1 .1 f .>!..: .:. , ; vye lint That-the Baptist denomination iSjsQ ? J |, jft^y the ^g?l^WlMr/ fm ne. as wen.' in , , ^ thes? '. institutions are,<g?&er?di.?very ? -,. . ' j j year a student body "pf a/bou.t,Seyeri-i. teen Hundred youngfrh?n and/svbmen to be educated under the,,-best .of; in 'these institutions a great op porto-or falhn^ ^?J^Xm^mmWm Jl Ana NM| nitv. for 'service1 to the kingdom' J?gAfl Ijrfg? duty in this trying )mu*;mflp?r ?". mito God and to the ' State.as well? In"T'-. ' ' ******* h,1St?i,imd':JjW?*T????? the kingdom of heaven! The:houriide^ .:- . : J.->I1J O mand's' trained ? lea d?r? -in .bvery'-'tie-Vf' saw oda payment of lif?! -Shall -the'-Baptists / \' of South Carolina play their part in , r , ;" ' moulding public opmion ?nd. in the . : * _ ; " ! .';.. 'I .'. ! iii-: lova creation and maintenance of high. Christian ideals..and i.in lifting-pur, 0O?,j gTnvffl . people to a higher, level, of .:;inteilj-iv, r> a il "ige?ce, or shall we leave this' great ?.id 'it.tn hlg field of kingdom endeavor-to others!'. >?.?.-. 1 -' .That is the simple question we-face :';:' in this campaign! There Ut no'way to ;/ ;'!*; dodge it. We' must make" this c?m- \ , . paign a success,.,or take a step.ba?k-,.,a ward in the matter of leadership. . "Leadership is fprithe flV,.,as.,is. pi-..-; KiidiafJ uT.ten said.-^Shall Baptists iit themselves .1 tflo sui . '8 ...for. leadership? If we'fail'hore, wc . n ima 1 Christian influences and "fitted for the service of the kingdom and our country! If.the Baptist.denomination.. j in -South Caroline is to hav? ?an in- , ""fluence-in determining the character' of our civilization and the ideals of .our people here.is our greatest oppor . ituriity!; i , H . .- - ; .. : ,. ii i. .H'?J? ?-'. i, ii 7^1 L'l Xi . ' DO YOU REALIZE That this vast investment in edu . . cational equipment und,this splendid opportunity are ours S I G educational ^ough^thc^oj? an^fo?itSr/v l/j \ Hnfnst ?Vpect-=t0= see our ' iniflu?nce ?l JW "hra large'p?rt?,-bf-our nook^fatHers/ * LAJA^A^.L g onu?io) mv/ no " . OJ snlos m'I" J.J who-sacrificed'^^tpmake .it possible., and ?jJofjlA? .' ! 'i'bind fm.'r.'i? nu: ".7mln9"! ' also in no small degree, to far-sightedT ' ' y.OU RjE^LIZE ' " : ?J'"1 ''';."'-' I j * f Tflatjthi? campaign will soon pass into history? " We must say'f^at'.'wp; have succe?ded,?or that we,have fail ed! Which shall it be? .Tih'e is shprt, hut there sis time, enough, ..if.every Baptist in ijie State will awake to the .urti ^-andp generous.,.# con|e|iiporarjes<?: whcp| i have -trusted %s-ito' maintain^arid -lise ? these institutions? Will the .Baptists- ~ of to^ay,,;thej denomiiiatid'n m J^rge, show tfiemselves worthy oi ffie sacri ficef f their fathers and of the faith anc 'rpsity .of, their- hreth^enj-jyho) ? r? ? _ Q ' ; have .ven..us-what we nbw.hiiYe-2 I i 1 VJ urgency of;tHe: situation'.!"7 I if HOT OCl" .*<.;! lol TOO Jnri CHAS: A. JONES, Secretary-Treasurer the Baptist Educational Board f im;n "[" m/zun v.iv.ila ..i '?.IT bud od 3?df ol b"?loo<i? > I n->il7/M ilK?rii:'// ?>.! ct v;on^ ? di?a .Hi -/ Mfth. rfnidJ <ltn 81iid7flfl ho A .btud r-l Ml-tf oda won* i?3-Mb?PeisC? 3o?w?<-iT?cl fi?OY . ; S :;;;,;:;eoi??;^?;;!,,, -?bfM jj 000,6? l?od? gJaoo ? ban f. u