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' * ' '' I' J Is In Ful 25c. Dress Ginghams, sa 35c. Dress Ginghams, sa 50c. Dress Ginghams, sal 35c. yd. wide Percale, sa ' | 25c. yd. wide White Horn 35c. yd. wide Fine Sea-Is 30c. Apron Ginghams, s? 30c. yd. wide Bleaching, 35c. vd. wide Bleaching, / w i 50c. yd. wide Androscog^ I 50c. yd. wide Hill's Bleac 30c. Heavy Cheviots, sale Best Calico, sale price . . 38c. Heavy Drilling, sale 35c. Cotton Flannel, sale 60c. Cotton Flannel, 32 in $1.00 Table Damask, sale 75c. Table Damask, sale $1.25 Red Flannel, sale p 5 . DRESS $1.25 Wool Serges, sale $1.00 Wool Dress Goods, p? $1.50 Silk Poplin, sale pr $2.50 yd./Taffeta and Mes $2.50 yd. Georgette Grep $2.50 yd. Grepe de Chine $2.00 Ladies' Voile Waist $5.00 Ladies' Georgette \ $5.50 Ladies' Grepe de G1 $25.00 Ladies' Long Goat: *r.j 8 $15.00 Ladies' Long Goat: I! P Abbeville, JAPAN WILL SEND K GREATER ARMY TO ir( CHECK BOLSHEVIK!) a ! ,n Waafeacton, Januar.?Decision j P virtually has been reached by Japan j ta reinforce her troops in Siberia toj^ i *r ight the advance eastward of the Bolshevik armies, it was learned to-daj at the state department, fellow-j ing extended discussions of the Rus-j Has situation between Secretary C Lansing and Japanese Ambassador 3 Shidefcara. This decision, which is understood to hare been reached in harmonv a with the United States, will not eny tail, however, the sending of add*tioaai traops to reinforce the American array of 90,000 men now in far eastern Siberia. T A final agreement has been reach- p ed between Czecho-Slovakia, the United States and Great Britain, it ? s was learned for the immediate evacuation of the 45,000 Czecho- s Slovak troops in Siberia. This . evacuation probably will start in two g or three days. The Czechs are concentrated at t Vladivostok, ready to sail. Expen- e ses will be borne by the United t States and Britain as a loan, it is ; said. 1 o One of the principal reasons for f sending American troops to Siberia, e it was pointed out at the state de- t partment, was to aid the Czecho-|l< Slovaks until their evacuation. With-!a drawal of the Americans is expectedj t to follow the departure of the j Czechs. j v Japan's decision to reinforce he^t Siberian troops is understood to have v been precipitated by the steady ad- c vance of the bolsheviki eastward, t ' SSS ?w. OUR REGUI BMW???BH???I???1^??????I 1 Blast and C DRY GOODS. *12 5( le price 22c. per yd. #9.00 le price 29c. per yd. $6.00 e price 42c. per yd. ? en le price 29c. per yd. -$4.50 espun, sale price 19c. per yd. ^ sland, sale price, 29c. per yd. $9.50 tie price 24c. per yd. sale price #24c. per yd. JVI] sale price, 27 1-2c yd. jin Bleaching, sale price, ItWnn J ... 42 1-2c. per yd. hing, sale price, 42c. per yd. igg 00 price 24c. per yd. ' $22 00 12 1-2c. per yd. ;|30 00 price . . j 32c. per yd. *32.50 price 23c. per yd. i. sale price.... 48c. per yd. price 90c. per yd. BO IJ price 69c. per yd. $8.50 ] rice 98c. per yd. $11.50 $12.00 > GOODS. **3-00 $16.00 price > 98c. per yd. <r650 j sale Drice .... 75c. per vd. ice 98c. per yd. iv/rrvj isaline, sale price,. $2.19 yd. MlLiN e, sale price,. . . . $2.19 yd. , sale price $2.19 yd. .$9.00 i s, sale price, $1.48 ea. .$?s!00 ] Vaists in all sizes,. $4.15 ea. .$5.00 line Waists, in all sizes, .$4.50 I $4.50 ea. .$3.50 ] 3. sale price $16.50 .$1.50 ] 5, sale price $11.00 ^3^00 I D. P( [o'lchak appears crushed, and the in the spirit o ?d armies claim an advance of J see that if th< bout 700 miles against him. The jthey must wor likado will not let the soviet forces ity of men do ass Lake Baikal, it was learned, honest in stea apan has 65,000 jtroops in Siberia, they are paid; he Bolsheviki are believed to have ed to thinl 00,000. Kolchak once had 100,000 minds have b< ut thousands have deserted him. false teaching! | home training j er straight o TEALING TIME *ND MONEY j school work h JUST THE SAME jlines, and the them have fail The man who picks your pocket In olden slf nd makes off with your money or groes would a our watch is merely taking what he masters anyth rants without regard to morals. needed to eat, The man who steals from his em-j about other tl loyer the time for which he is paid j science by sa j doing exactly the same as the simply feedinj ickpocket. Today some p Stealing time is just as much a the same idea in as stealing. not reauy ate The man who satisfies his con- taking from cience in stealing his employer's which belongs ime would have no difficulty in for which he 1 atisfying his conscience in robbing ers Record. he cash drawer after he had done it wo or three times, for the spirit is OF G xactly the same, the moral turpi- C -j- - r? i.;__ UQC IS C116 lur lime ia tnunc^ ust as much as money is money. The Mai'? nly difference is that so many Anderson fi eople steal time by working in-|e^ fi&ht of tl 1?1 xl j>_ fficiently or not whole-hearted that wne" tney 101 here is more companionship in this and never sav .ind of stealing than there is robbing f'ght being to . cash drawer, and the law punishes gallons of gas he latter and not the former. from a tank c The time should come, however, tion the Pi yhen the law takes cognizance of The tank a ime stealing and places it on a par s'de track ar vith money stealing. When men mad(' to emp ome to a full recognition of tBtti' Were prepared ruths there will be a ^roat change ltoP of the cai .AR ANNl w !ontinues Thr ) Ladies' Long Goats, sale price . . Ladies' Long Goats, sale price . . . Ladies' Skirts, sale price Ladies' Skirts, sale price Ladies' Skirts, sale prace Bed Comforts, sale price All Wool Blankets, sale price . . . . EN'S AND BOYS'CLOT I Men's Suits, sale price i Men's Suits, sale price i Men's Suits, sale price 1 Men's Suits, sale price 1 Young Men's Suits,. sale price .. 1 Young Men's Suits, sale price . . Young Men's Suits, sale price . . S' SUITS, SIZES 5 TO 20 Boys' Suits, sale price Boys' Suits, sale price Boys' Suits, sale price -. Boys' Suits, sale price . Boys' Suits, sale price Boys' Suits, sale price 'S PANTS, EQUAL TO < MADE. Pants, sale price Pants, sale price Pants, sale price Pants, sale price Pants, sale price . . . . Men's Sweaters, sale price Men's Sweaters, sale price ...... f 3LIA llllliillllllllllilllllllllliillilllBllllllliiillllMlljlllllllllllllillllllWMM f work. Then men will The cap over the ey want to be honest bottom cf the ca k honestly. The major- an<* usua* am , , , is placed in these i not intend to be dis- , vent any possible ling time for which countered> When tney have simpiy iau- a peg through tli k straight, and their six jnch stream ;en poisoned by the forth, there being 3 of the day. Their at all, and no wi has not been altogeth- the flow of gasol n that point, their Feding from a as "been lax on the bottom of the cai newspapers many of e(j <jown 0ver t ed to teach the truth. spreading over tl ivery days some ne-i,to piant of t lways steal from their company and flo ing they thought they un^er the Ander even when honest lings, easing their con- ?* lying that they were STATE WAREH ? their master's slave. A GREA eople act on somewhat ? , viz., that they are Columbia, S. C aling when they are ^ was the ten t their employer that ProPriated for it to him, viz., the time but a pro * * * -1-11 has paid.?Manufactur- cnousana aonars state treasurer fr the state ware iASOLINE cording to a st >VER CITY STREETS yesterday afternc state warehouse part of his vepor iremen had their hard- Iature. Mr. Smith ie year this morning not asking the le ight for three hours, appropriation w f a spark of fire, their ^ut he will wash down some 4,000 the state, above oline which was spilled warehouse systerr :ar at the loading sta- The legislatur etroleum Oil Company. 1919 ten tliousar ir was placed on the operation of the id preparations were Mr. Smith's state ty it. The connections j the year 1919 th I, and the valve at the,tern not only pai r supposedly opened.; but will have a 1 JAL JANUA ough Saturday, ? 9-50 BEACO * *'2? * $7.50 Men's Shoes fr?* , $8.50 Men's Shoes J?'?* $8.00 Men's Shoes $9.00 Men's Shoe! J?'?? $10. Men's Beacoi $7.50 HING ladie " ^ $10.00 Ladies' Sh( , $9.00 Ladies' Shoe focnn $7-50 and $8-00 S ?2q 00 $6.00 and $6.50 SI $ 18.00 a"g ^-&U V ..! $28ioo men's h $6.00 Men's Heavj i YFARS $5.50 Men's Heavy $4.00 Men's Heavy $ 6.50 $ 9.50 ~? $ 9.50 Boys and Miss< $12.5b $ 4 98 A Full Line of 1_ r :ustom A full line o $7.50 wear at reduc< $6.50 ???? MEN's AND I ;;;; f2fo dress S1.29 $2.48 No Goods C KOF] drain vent in the treasury for the last year r was then opened, 085.02. During the year ount of putty which warehouses stored 123,2.c drain vents to pre- cotton. i leakage was en the workmen drove suffrage AMENDMEP lis layer of putty a HAS BUT SLIJV of gasoline poured ? no valve in the car Columbia, Jan. 14.?T ly in which to stop for ratification of the Su ine. thony Suffrage amendm six inch hole in the hands of the South Carol r, the gasoline pour- assembly seem to be som ;he street> quickly judging from comments le low ground close the members of the as he Petroleum Oil number of members h wing down a ditch that they do not intend son Cotton Mill. the ratification resolutioi few members have been 1 OUSE WAS press themselves as favoi T MONEY MAKER Speaker Cothran of stated in conversation tha Jan. 14.?Not on- think ratification of the housand dollars ap- much chance, and o s support turned ner)t members have agree 'fit over eighteen It's not known yet wh< was paid to the duce the resolution pro om the revenues of ratification, but it is pr house system, ac- the resolution will be ;atement submitted within the next few days. >on by W. G. Smith, ? s commissioner, as STATE OF SOUTH C t to the state legis-j County of Abbe\ i states that he is rroDate court .'gislature for any Citation for Letters of 'hatever this year. tion turn money over to J- Miler, Esq., the expenses of the Probate: ' Whereas, iMrs. Beulah e appropriated in made suit to me, to grant ' nf A rJmim'ctrnfinn nf fhp id dollars for tne ? warehouse system, effects of J. S. Banks- la ment shows that for v^'e County, deceased. ie warehouse ays- These are therefore, d its own expenses, admonish al! and singulr aalance in the state : and creditors ofth( _^^ ^ 1 f RY [ cllcl ?== , Jauary 31st | N SHOES FOR MEN. 1 ;, sale price, pair $6.85 jjj ;, sale price, pair $7.65 S >, sale price, pair $7.50 5, sale price, pair $8.00 ?j| i, sale price, pair $8.56 g :S' DRESS SHOES. I >es, sale price $8.50 J| ;s, sale price $7.50 jj? hoes, sale price $6.50 ifj tioes, sale price $5.00 jjj Women's every day Shoes,. . . $3.50 3jJ EAVY WORK SHOES rr Work Shoes, sale price,. .. $5.50 jj r Work Shoes, sale price.... $5.00 , gg Work Shoes, sale price .... $3.50 ' m es Shoes at Reduced Prices. M Trunks and Suit Cases at jl educed Prices. if Misses and Boys Under- jj id prices. SOYS' SHIRTS, WORK & | i, From $1 to $2.98. harged at These Price#. n I r I South Carolina | of $18,- Banks, deceased, that they be and the state appear before me, in the Court of >2 bales of Probate, to be held at Abbeville Court House, on the 27tk day of ? Jan. 1920, after publicatiam hereof, * IT at 11 o'clock in the fiWHi, to f CHANCEi show cause, if any they kwre, why jthe said Administratis* not 'Vip /"Vinnrpslbe eranted. isan B. An-1 Given under my hand aid seal of ent at the the Court, this 13th day af Jaauary ina General in the year of our Lord aae thou- t ewhat slim, sand nine hundred and and of some of in the 144th year of Ameriea* fndesembly. A pendence. ave stated Published on the 15th day of Jan. to vote for 1920 in the Press and Bsaacr and i, and very on the Court Hous? door far t"h? leard to ex- time required by law. ring it. J. F. Millar, the house, Judge of Probate. t he did not amendment LEGISLATURE DOES ther promi- BUT LITTLE TOOAY d with him. -w urill infrn. I Columbia. Jan. 15.?Little was viding for done by the general assembly Thurs- < obable that day. The two houses adjotrned to ^ introduced meet again Tuesday night. A bill to allow Greek letter fraternitie. in tlur ? state colleges as were permi* 'd by AROLINA trustees was introduced in tk house ' lie by Representative Berry Scurrett. It would amend the resent Administra- law against Greek letter frab mities. The constitution conventi#* :*soluJudffe of tion was set by the house as special order for next Tuesday. Ttefe passed Banks hath the senate last year. her Letters Estate and Walking "Indian Fashion", that is, te of Abbe- with the feet pointed st-figbt to the front, instead of at the wtomary to cite and angle, has been found to ke g??d for ir the kin- arches, says the United Sfwctw Pub said J. S. lie Health Service.