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iuesuay, otrpteiuuer xo, ABSOLUTE FREE TRADE BEST FOR THIS COUNTRY| ! Congressman Fred H. Dominick to- J day gave out a copy of his reply to a letter from Hon. J. S. Wannamaker, j president of the American Cotton as-, Eociation, urging an import duty of j * 20 cents per pound on Egyptian cot-. ' ton for the protection of long staple1: i Announ Mr. Edsel B. Ford, preside pany, makes the followin i "We are making- another Ford cars and the Ford trucl prices average $70.00 under lowest at which Ford cars ; sold. List prices, f. o. b. Det New Pr Chassis $21 Runabount 31 Touring Car 31 Truck 1 4< Coupe 55 Sedan 6* "This is the third price c months. On September 22, touring car was reduced fro to $415, and now' to $355, i this type of $220, or 38 pei i j* i 1 tionate reductions nave oee One year,ago the price of t today it lists at $660 with th "No reduction has been Fordson tractor, and none is Go over these new prices! become the owner, of a Ford you really afford to do wit] Let lis tell you more about ing the delivery of the parti 1 you are interested. Shealy M Prosperit ! v N< i I * * ( ! | \ I Lc tic re ba I ? * I t 3T< C< Sf V /?J: * "77 ' F cotton: Newberry, S. C. September 12, <1921. j Hon.J. S. Wannamaker, President, American Cotton Associaton, St. Matthews, S. C. Dear Mr. wannamaiver: I am in receipt of yours of the 7th instant requesting me to give "Full j support and valued cooperation to the ! - " I BUI I !! Ml I ! I II j icement j int of the Ford Motor Commnouncement: reduction in the prices of effective today. The new former prices, and are the ana trucks have ever been roit, are now as follows: ice Old Price Reduction *5 $345 $50 25 370 45 >5 415 60 11 15 495 50 j ^ eoc inn 70 wzjxj i \j\j >0 760 100 ut during the past twelve 1920, the price of the Ford m $575 to $440; June 7th making total reductions in r cent. The same proporL made in all other types. j ;he Ford Sedan was $975; j i e same equipment. I made in the price of the 3 contemplated." ! See how little it costs to car or a Ford truck. Can . i iiout one any longer? ; it, and advise you regard- j cular type of car in which ! [otor Co. ! y, S. U I j 11 I iW / cP+f.S, >wer costs and i m malfp nnssih f AA 11IMA&V duction in the tker LIGHT SIX Cfmir Pt*ir?o icn m. iiw Sept PASS. R0ADS1 DURING CAR DUPE ROADST iDAN f. o. b. f ALL STUDEBAKER CARS E( } * Ox <* ^ # -rf -rf ^ IIS IS U JiUI tfcHarch BBHMIBVBMMBK ? mi i m 111 i ? ?i???????hi?rm proposed import duty of 20 cents per I pound on Egyptian cotton." In reply 1 will sav that I am ana1 i c have always been absolutely opposed , to a protective tariff on any commodities or products; and, therefore, can j not and will not vote for the tariff i Droi>osed bv .vou. L " * II Owiing to present economic world conditions, I have about come to the ^ conclusion that absolute free trade is1^ the -best policy for this country to j e adopt at this time and for the future, . With kind personal regards and : \ best wishes, I am, jg Yours very truly, jii Fred H. Dominick. j g Tlifl Roni; ni l lie isaun uj Prosperit Statement of the At the Close of Busii Resour Loans and discounts .... Overdrafts Bonds and stocks ? Furniture and fixtures Banking house Cash on hand and in banks.. \ Liabilil Capital stock Surplus and profits Deposits Money borrowed t \ t Pric( ncreased produc le another larg prices of Stuck ! models s Effective OlL . Olll rER - $112 - - 115' ER - 155 185 actories JUIPFD WITH CORD TIRES iehaker Yea / Mowei HHBHBHMilHHHHHH News of Troop 1, Newberry Troop 1 met Friday, 6:30 a. m., a roop headquarters. The meeting- \va ailed to order by Scout Master Julie ,nd the roll called the dues collectet \mnteen scouts were present an lso Scout Master Julien and Assis ant Clarkson. Second class signallin pRts and romnass tests .were stoo >y some. Then Scout Master Julie alked on second class tests. A mc ion was made and meeting adjourn d. On Monday, Sept. 5, ?he troo; rent on an over-night hike to Lync V'ood about 3 miles out. When w ot there tents were pitched and cool; ig for dinner started. The diistin uished chefs were White Bullocl f Prosperity y, S. C. i Condition of ness Sept. 6, 1SJZI. ces. $318,596.40 4,048.62 A7 ?75 DO ~x s ) v v v 2,000.00 2,000.00 28,954.17 $403,274.19 ties. $ 25,000.00 27,766.28 350,507.91 ; NONE $403,274.19 A t SiS 5 0 0 0 I -r" ' p m I I HHKHHHHMiMWHH |"Pee Wee" Green, "Flap Jack" B:I1 j ^ Eddy, Jim- Joylston and Ansel Clark-j LSson. George Martin and Cvril Hut-1 n' , j jchinson acted as firemen. The menu j * I j; was as follows: Bacon, weiners, J cheese and ham sandwiches, omelette! jand cocoa. For supper we had vege- j jjtaible soup, creamed potatoes, bacon, | J; \ The Cor ; of Cr\nAf*n*f*A Statemen I Showing Condition wmmmmmmmmamammmmmmmmmmmmammmammmmammaama Loans and Investmen Liberty Bonds f ! <? Q ^ .CI r] wciuiaiiO) IJWUI V/U Cash on hand and in Capital Stock Surplus and Profits ... Bills Payable F\ UCpUMID We take great pri vit6 you to examine c together with SERVJ , peal to you; we cordi Bank That Always T Jno. M. Kinard, Pres. Floyd Bradley, Asst. Huni CON The Natioi *' Nc From report to the G tion at the t ilr Loans and investmen Liberty Bonds and V U. S. bonds Cash and due from b. jr s J** riAnital stock Surplus and undivide Circulation Deposits Bills payable Rediscounts i ECONOMY, SEC words. Study their i i B. C. Matthews, President STATE, COl MEMBER i Welch rarch:' and c ner a swl^.:: . feet (to a ; ?: . One boy ;r\ ' ; which landed I hea'i. After woods ana tra;.' ; ?. camp and 3 up; ?. *, :s , ... z^\ inn jl : Newben ?/ / it From Repoz t at Close of ??? I in I 11 i ii ajir *#W*4r: ~z. S. . RESOURCES ? ts and Unseen reel banks *&&&$ - . LIABILITIES. / i ??ccsaacf t--; . <y.-.v S?*rr. 3 r*:n fk~ QTR] - UL V AAA X-^ il \ >ur Stateme; r?.K printed alx>Y t-? s -3 z, : * <~ .LL ana modem oar \ : .. aliy invite you. ic . cm ':;s, reats You Right" yoi ?HMl M?mn in iM-iW'iiWi T"i i " n 1- I -1 ?i wrvrjno-tti J. Y. McFall. Cashier. W. T. Brcn t, Hunt &. Hunfei'j A lion nc t >? [DENSED STATER: YT C U^mi ru f! 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