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A r*«t amo'inl of work «»ow remain* t* **r «i«>n# whu h the
Hilrrvrntion of war lia* itr«eMaril> drlajed and a<xun»u-
lalrd. and the rrsuh ia that • • • • • vrr> larre capiUl
r*|>rhddurra o<U(ht to tw- made to make up for the inter*
roption* inevitably due to the war, and to prepare the rail
road* to aervr adequately the iarreaaed traffic throughoa!
the i ounlry.
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But \vc can’t continue increasing our
production unless we continue increasing
our railroad facilities.
The farms, mines and factories cannot
increase their output l>eyond the capacity
ol the railroads to haul their produces.
Kailroads are now near the |>eak ot their
carrying ca|Kieity.
W ithout railroad expansion—more eh-
gines, iiif^re ears, more tracks, nuxe ter*
uiuiais— there
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Hut tins ciHiutry of inirs tx going to
keep right • hi growing—ainl tin* railcnaa
must groi% w it h it.
Toi^HiirnaiHl in tlie in vestment markets
tin* ft'»w «*f new capital t«» e\|«aiNl railrocnl
facilities—atnl %i» increase
there must hr puMic nmltilcntxr in the
future caruuig |M»wef ot railr«u«lv
Tl h* itatMHt*s lHisine\s ran grow «hiI> x%
fast as tin- railroads grow*
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armer?i and business men have fepeafed these words—then acted—
they purchased Oldsmohile Economy Trucks.
1 he OMstnobile Fxonomy Truck has been on the market but seven months; yet, in almost
every line of business, it has proved a success. The reasons for this are plentiful: Power;
speed; low upkeep; low operating expense; internal gear drive; sturdy, l-c>linder, valve-i c-
hcad motor; deep channel frame; complete electrical system; 35 x 5 pneumatic cord tires;
long, flexible, semi-elliptic springs and a 22 years’ reputation behind it.
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Prices:—C<*niplctc tcith express body. Si350;
chassis with steel cab, $12*^5: chassis tvith dash
and windshield lno seat, SI250. All prices
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In the l i (iiriiy of the South Carolina State Fair the Get of
P. B.’S IMPERATOR 2ND.
Out 61 Defender Dam, Cleaned Up, Winning
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l« nir 1.1 eonf-^fntits sKowing 1 pigs each. In this show
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