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lUWil i/n. i. ) VAUll WW| ? - BISiHHnBB Ill 3 !; I ? V, i J ============ ^ I I YOU ARE NO ? ? , \ ToJ ?.. . . Our Christm&i I . If You Act Nom ' If you have waited?if thing! want money for next Chri?tn t? join'our Christmas Savin tended the time for joining < 56c. WILL PAY YOU UP Only 56 cents will pay you KfX ? . . and by adding 2 cents each \ llr-A . . * - . {' . ment^of 2 ceTits, we will mi t?ro weeks before Christmas, payments are made promptlj $1.40 WILL PAY YOU U And by adding 5 cents each deposit of 5 cents, we will m two weeks before Christmas, yow make payments promptl !v* iFy : i; [/ j|i PLANTEF The Progre * I Abbevill r- i gML, filS ' " We'll Show You in Suits and Overcoats, 25, $30, $35, $40, $50. < II ? * If Hi II XI , II u If e >T TOO LATE | ; E E roin it 2 ii > Savings Club (1 S! if p r?This Week. || J If ii s have delayed you?if you si las?then you still have time J igs Club?for we have ex- ?| wie week longer! 11 d TO DATE IN CLASS 2. g up to date in Club No. 2, veek to the first weekly pay- ?1 ? s ail you a check for $25.50 Si: , plus 4 per cent interest, if r from now on. is P TO DATE IN CLASS 5 || in week to your first weekly j| ir ail you a check for $63.75, 11 oi , plus 4 per cent interest, if II m 51 . y from now on. If 1S jj Si If o) IIG 1] st IS BANK jjm . l! a ssive DanK. n tc I! in e, S. C. !!b; ii e: [I II A Hi BBSSi"SwriSmfflmrnmifTii^ 'immniSMmVSmJ!\ | ' I'Ij, f i<&m I It's sil U approval < garment t ? <|: 35S:4wm?? mzs; YOUW /: ||i r*"* $!|ii ance, fita w |||U style, in \a ? ' They ^ tion Evei pass unde ra.^1 ness o fco Park II1M fflnwii WITH SAGE TEA Ei said his 1 ? Mixed with Sulphur It booze Wi Darkens so Naturally Ford aul Nobody can Tell. also. Mi bail at $ The old-time mixture of Sage Tea The o nd Sulphur for darkening gray, treated and faded hair is grand- the seizi iother'8 recipe, and folks are again MVMillnT sing it to keep their hair a good, lvlcmmai ven color, which Is quite sensible, as man, Ru re are living in an age when a youth- p_i:_OTr,_ til appearance is of the greatest ad- rouce a anta?e- Tordar Nowadays, though, we don't have lie troublesome task of gathering the gallons i age and the mossy mixing At home. ? ? n. .11 drug stores sell the ready-to-use IUil* roduct. Improved by the addition of of whisk ther ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage , ,, ? nd Sulphur Compound." It -Is very "a" S*1' opular because nobody cun discover Accor< : has been applied. Simply moisten our comb or a soft brush with it and obtained raw this through your hair, taking ne small strand at a time; by morning * ie gray hair disappears, but wbat de- Jan. 23. ghta the ladies with Wyeth's Sage nd Sulphur Compound, is that, be- . Ides beautifully darkening the hair V V V > fter a few applications, It also pro- , N ces that soft lustre and appearance | v f abundance which ia so attractive. 1 |hia ready-to-use preparation Is a de- V ghtful toilet requisite for those who esire a more youthful appearance. It i 4"% "> "> i not intended for the cure, mltlga- Miss Ha on or prevention of disease. ' jfor Hart1 ~ teach in HERIFF OF ANDERSON Miss M ORDERED TO VACATE .visiting h | Mrs. W Anderson, S. C., Jan. 23.?Follow-1 daughter, ig a hearing given him January 121 afternoon i the executive's office at Columbia ,and Lula i charges of personal and official, ^r- S. isnnnrlnrt Hnvernor Conner todav't'-Y of th sued an order directing J. Olin j his sisi anders to vacate the office of sheriff !curred or f Anderson county and named C. ion Friday uerton King as successor. Sanders;^urS has ates that he will not obey the orderPlum nless the court direct. (with pnei The state supreme court has ruled lat the governor is without powerj Miss M remove a duly elected sheriff, but ^?^ers' a lasmuch as Sanders was appointed '^ams? sPe y Governor Cooper to fill out an un-'^- Williar ipired term, the governor contends' ^Iss lat he can remove him. jMrs. Will I Mrs. 'W BBEVILLE MAN GETS jday with IN TROUBLE OVER BOOZE Brownlee j iMrs. R Four kegs containing about 52 gal-|Schoo] at ?ns of corn whiskey were seized by to have ] ?IPWPfP?? r*i t~*\ i ne Keaso: Kuppenheimer and Style prove their worthiness ii and service . nple enough to make a suit < m casual inspection. But coi ;o win approval in continued rant clothes that will meet e ,nd wear. You want merit ii workmanship. You get these PPENHEIMER AND STY] are made with your interesi y stitch, every seam, every ta ;r rigid inspection. These wc d to sun, moisture and climat lor and long-wearing service er & 1 ty officers last night about'Hope her succ north of the city, this being' Miss Lula "W st seizure made in this coun-'days last week me time. The whiskey was^nd Mrs. Calvii ansported by a white man| Mr. and Mrs ; his name as Asa Jordan and tie children an home was in Abbeville. The'spent Sunday is being transported in a mother, Mrs. C ;omobile and this was seized Mrs. Ozey agistrate Jones fixed Jordan's Lucia, spent 1,000 and he is still in jail. ! folks. fficers in the party making ^ ire and arrest were Sheriff j day afternoon i, Deputy Sheriff Timmer- liams. ral Policeman McDowell and jjrs. John T, n R- T. Hughes. [day afternoon 1 stated that each keg had 151 liams. ind all of them were nearly j Mr. Clyde "V said that the exact amount jchas, Fleming ey he had was 52 and one- in our vicinitj ons. i| Mr. H. R. P iing to the latest quotations!Jr., spent Tue , the whiskey was worth) ,424.?Index-Journal, HVidayjG,NNDW?S PI I i^^^VVVVVVVV1* Wsskingbo*. * 10,322,148 rn: , j 112,812 round tttie Rogers left on the 12th ! ? well, Ga., where she will the Graded School there. ! |$?3SS?S353SS85 [innie Hodge, of Milway, is ; l\ er cousin, Mrs. J. F. Rogers. ; ; . /"alter Ellis and pretty littlrlj;' Grace, spent Wednesday |g with Mrs. M. L. Williams I I W? yni S. Ellenburg has the sympa- ; : rvn lis community in the death ; ; UK ter, Mrs. Bailey, which oc- j j ] last Thursday and buried j ! near Greenwood. Mr. Ellen- ! Oil another sister, Mrs. White, ! ; j. Branch, who is very low ; QIC imonia. Hope she will soon ; J at I . i anc innie Hodge and Mrs. J. F. ! ! / nd little son, John Wil- i : "ni nt Wednesday with Mr?. M. M;<; 8Ct ns- i;j: mo: ell Fleming is on a visit fgiC' ie Williams this week. rrill Rogers spent Wednes-jljs OUF Mrs. Henry Salley, of j|; . R. Price has accepted ourlj Brownlee's and we are glad j <!> VTrs. Price for our teacher. m % P m a Whv ! I Hj jplius Clothes i long wear of clothes that will get your g? I isider what is required of a service. very requirement of appear- gm m i every detail?in fabrics, in IViincra ir? LEPLUS CLOTHES. 1 ft ts as the prime considera"imming, every button, must olens are cold water shrunk, ;ic conditions, to insure fast- jj Ji Zeese f| ess in her new work. American Egyptian and 1,1^ kales & rilliams spent a few of sea island, the census Mftai anwith Miss Lila Taylor r.ounced today. n Prince of Midway. Ginnings to January If kwA year i. J. F. Rogers and lit- amounted 'to 11,048,653 nuuung id Miss Minnie Hodge bales including 149,887 kales, with the formers 21,797 bales of * mi ii?n in >. B. Rogers. and 40,822 bales of Sea lvkuMi. Ellenburg, and little Ginnings this year by iWn folMonday with home *ow: 4 * 1 mam Anr7 Aiaoama __ , i Rogers spent Tues- Arizona M,t29 with Mrs. Mack Wil- Arkansas ??^#36 California A,!87 M . Stokes spent Wednes- Florida 1T,I85 with Mrs. W. E. Wil- Georgia l,#M,e21 Louisiana 1Q^161 'are, of Cave, and Mr. Mississippi ?*,974 , of Level Land, were Miss?uri *t,476 r on business Tuesday. North Carolina Ml,592 we, and little R. R. Oklahoma - SM.06O sday in Abbeville. ' South Carolina 1,429,399 ? Tennessee 258,Q49i UOR TO Texas 2,56},894 JAN. 15, 10,322,148 Virginia 21,454 I -.v. | rt.ll Utiles suite a - - > , Jan. 23.?Cotton gin-! Ginnings of sea island war?: anuary 16 amounted to J Florida 2,924. nning bales, including] Georgia bales, 35t^51 bales of j South Carolina M48 " II 1 f i <1 For 1920 I > could make no greater New Year ?h than that you entrust all your | >UG Business during 1920 to | McMURRAY'S r years of experience fit us to han- i a business for you that is delicate jest. We endeavor to protect y?u 8 i r i " i your ramiiy, frequently at our jj incial loss, and the more you dis- J t our past business relations the ij; re convinced you will be of this ||; t. Your Prescriptions are safe in | hands. g McMURRAY'S I "The Center of Abbeville." j