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NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that , pursuant te the resolution of the Board of Trustees of the School District of the Town of Abbeville, and under authority of the Act of the General Assembly approved February 19. 1920, an election is hereby ordered to be held at Abbeville Court House in said District, April 20th., 1920 within the usual hours, for the purpose of allowing the qualified electors of said district to vote on the question of levying an annual tax of four mills in addition to the special taxes now levied in said school district ior school purposes, to be used for current expenses for the support and maintenance of the schools of said district. Those desiring to vote for said levy and additional tax will vote a ballot of the following form (printed or written): SPECIAL ELECTION SCHOOL DISTRICT TOWN OF ABBEVILLE April 20th., 1920. Shall an annual tax of four mills in addition 10 other special taxes be oted in this district: Yes. Those opposed to said levy and additional tax will vote a ballot similar in form except that the word "No" shall be substituted for the word "Yes." The following will act as managers of f.aid election: T. C. Seal, C. A. Botts, and J. L. Clark. Wni. M. Barnwell, Chairman Board of Trustees, J.. S. Morse, Secretary. March 20, 1920. 3-22-l-ti.-4 weeks. NOTICE The Annual meeting of the Stockolders of the Peoplps Savings Bank will be held in the office of the Bank Tuesday, April 6th 1920 at 4 o'clock, p. m. 3-19-2t on 19 & 26. SPECIAL TERM CALLED Sessioss for Abbeville, South Carolina, has been ordered to be held on Monday, April 5th, 1920, being first Monday in April, 1920. Grand Jurors will report for duty on that day. J. L. Perrin, Clerk. 3-22-3w-22-29-5 NOTICE! SCHOOL ELECTION Whereas a petition has been circulated in Warrenton School District No. 23 for an election for .the purpose of voting an additional 5 mill tax for school purposes, and where' CU?M O A [ as it appears to De propeii^ , n election is hereby called to takel place at the school house in said district on Saturday, April 3rd, 1920. Those in favor of the tax will cast a ballot upon which there is written or printed the word "yes", those opposed will cast a ballot upon which there is written or printed the word "no". Trustees to act as managers of election. Rules governing: General Elections to be observed. W. J. Evans, I Co. Supt. of Education. 3-16-3t. MK^^KAIED TINS ONLY R AT YOUR GROCERS d Maxwell house COFFEE FRUGAL CHINESE SELL DIRT OFF THE STREETS So far a? the frugality of Chinu.-c if concerned, nothing is wasted in China. Even the dirt of the streets i.sold to farmers, who turn it into ; fertilizer. Prices of dirt vary in their kind The ash of burning wood frc-.i cooking stove of a Chinese family ha: a good value. It brings a good a team o; money to ine nouse ?oy 01 ^ "bijr Chinese fr.r.ii-y. v.T . e" jranleners for fertilizing1 flowe plants. When peculiar cry i.- hv..r. maaaaaaaaaam !l i A Jefferson Stand ard Policy Is a Dec Iaration of Inde pendence for th< Family. I $1,000.00 totally and permanen I $10,000.00 | $20,000.00 kind jj | Jefferson Greensboro Don't take cl: ij the cost! You owe it to ml f _ 1 j_l i. me iaci urn i While almost (J STANDARC same divider J Jeffersoi Mc( U A. Jefferson Stand ard Policy Is a Dec Iaration of Inde H pendence for th< P Family. the house boy seems to understand jbrougl jthat an ash buyer has come. Immedi-| o ma ately a big quantity of kitchen dirt;This ij land stove ash, which he has stored up After lis brought to the buyer. Thirty: es in < | ounds of the waste material of j s broi (this kind bring about 10 or 15 cents, jtory v During the last few years the de-'cents, jmand for waste foreign magazines, j this tc , pamphlets, newspapers, etc., has been makes exceedingly great among tne uninese jmateri hawksters, who buy different kinds! price.cf very old foreign magazines nearly! at one-third of what they cost | *eP?r originally. Their use probably is to make soles for sandals for the poorer! classes of Chinese to wear in place of The shoes in good weather. bevilh j If the waste magazines contain ,benefi some war pictures they will be ap- possib plied to better use than m-kin" of ble fo 1-1 i - ?comra sanciai suies. x hum- |)cu|iit >_ poor to jret themselves educated, and ty is since they do not know how to read Tin < rid write the best for them to pet1 name > some knowledge of the world affairs Club, seems to be through the medium of the ci 5 he pictures in foreign magazine?, cannii .Many scavenger.- buy . 'irh Y The s 1 rom the house boy of foreign occi- t he n denfcs. clubs r Another intov^l'v; cciN' ! u 01 .An ii. Sliaii^hui lias }lu:U Does Yoi ; Policy Provi per year to you as long 2 you live, should you becom tly disabled to your beneficiary in cas of death in the event you die as th result of an accident of an IT DOES, IF It is a $10,000.00 polic 1 T~\ 1-1 ^ T 1 ana jjouuie liiaeiiiint^ i Standard iances-apply while you are i: yourself and those depend u ; stands out clearest is that o ; all others companies have c > LIFE INSURANCE COM ids to the policy- holder. i Standard Greensbor "ASLAN an Greenwood, S. J. Bn - Sp Abbeville, . . m lllillliaiilBIIBIIIMilflilll IHllllllHi it not a small amount of money Falls City, ny poor children and women Lowndesvil > the collecton of cigarette ends. 3; Vermiili filling a tin of about two inch- 1; Santuc, diameter and four inches deep it 32 boys anc Light to a native tobacco fac- 141 membe ,'hich buys it for five to seven borville ani The factory remanufactures been heard bacco into cigarettes, and thus year this w a good profit out of the several of ial which it buys at such low The won ?Kansas City Star. tions hold i accomplish t of Home Demonstration and their c, Agent , Monterey, Arborville, following list of clubs in Ab- p,.,,m|on 1 IJUHril lbb> } County is submitted for the j ? , i The ltine it of the people, while it is im-j i is * le for one a^ent to be rcsponsi-j * r clubs in every school and! Monday: unity each section of the coun-! Tuesday represented. Wednesc ere are four kinds of clubs,' Monterey s ly, The Home Demonstration Demonstra for the benefit of the women of. Thursda; aunty, and peanut, poultry and, Home Der -1-1- ? iU. .. . . . [i>^ ciuu lur uuv.> aim Friday: schools listed below have clubs ?ci1()0], umeral indicating numbers of , f Niluiua} treville, 2: Little Mountain, 3; eroy, li; Warrenton, 1; Calhoun ir life Insurance ide the Payments . of . . . [ lg Does it also Provide That your premium payments si >e total and permanent disability ? many years we pay you disabilit Le this are made as your benef j ciar} amount of the policy ly, containing the new Disability Clauses, insured by I ? I Litre insurance i n good health. Delay is dangerous ai pon you to investigate this new form ur company is war and epidemic pro< iharged rates and dividends THE , PANY has maintained its pre-war re Life Insurance < o, N. C. d WALL, Man; Offices A , % (J., and Athens, ua. fan White ecial Agent s. c. wmmmmmmmmmmmm 3; Calhoun Falls Mill, 2;, MTltATE OF S(?I?A KKSEI le, 1; CampbeU 2; Hall, tarruers on, 3; Donalds, 3; Sharon, Washington, March 22.?In 3; Cold Springs, 3; Total n^ade by Senator Dial of Soui i ?rifu ? f'ina as to the possibility tl: g ub t a t tal of >var department might release f ;rs. Due West, Ray, Ar- to farmers some portion of the d Lebanon have not yet o? soda reserve stored at * ... .. . Shoals, Ala., and elsewhere hi from. This is the first voloped that nothing has beo: rork has been done in along this line, but incidontall thp srhook brought from Secretary Alerc-f interesting statement, regarai len in the following sec situation with respect to (he pr monthly meetings and are l?\ a reeular suPPiy ot' ChiU , , Itrate. ing much for themselves WrUlng to Senator Dial . ommunities, Calhoun Falls Jtury of agriculture says that ! South Side, Cold Springs j pari mem some uluc ?6<. .wi... . ... I while American importers hi1 Antrcville, Midway and' f.racts f0r a sufficient supply c; lean nitrate for fertilize.* pu ships were not available for its rary for next week's work j portation. The department of i culture then laid before the si ! board the importance of assign ; Office. ' mediately enough vessels to (trate trade to move tlie tonnaj : Ray school. I Chairman Payne of the board lay: Lebanon, Warrenton j ?')0n made arrangements to ] J ' the required shipping. It lie ichool, and Monterey Homo pears,'" Secretary Meredith say; tion club. ; early commitments ma; . 'if.tte delayed, eventually the f y: Cold Springs School, and ;ij iH, ;,]i1e (0 KCt nll the nitra nonstration Club. r'? conlfl Ioarn il in ? 11 The sci i]M is ascribed by Wore Due West and Arborvillc n;l]s l() til(. year 1-547. when tli Korea. revolving to assert ? !i^>< ii'ii Mcr by abandoning I : Office. |;*">writing as tin* oflirv Ruth Crowthoj*. ' 'Ir :in <>;" mrr<"spi>ni|"n<-<>. inv-r . , ' !?' ? ? -nil ?h" spi.'i i:i! r Co. Home I\-m. Aijt. v? nueu-Ii IB ggg \ Jefferson Standard Policy Is a Declaration of Independence for the Family. hall cease in case of m md that,no matter how ;y, no deductions for r receives the full face m Company | North Caro^na id will add to of protection of. I JEFFERSON 3 Ltes and the Company | igers | A Jefferson Standi r* k T rv el ara roncy is a uecIaration of Independence for the Family. g WmmmimmMWmaMM IVE I The Korean alphabet consists of Dsit-;, I fourteen consonants and eleven vow eis, analyzed Dy organs ul spceiu. quiries The characters are of an extreme h Car- simplicity, contesting strongly with lat the the complex Chinese. The grammar or sale is extremely flexible, the roots being uitrate invariable, like Chinese. There are Muscle no pronouns of the first and second ive de- person, the third, with relational n clone particles, serving for both. ? I Many Korean works are written in ' (f g I Chinese ami Korean upon alternate asDccts : Pa&es for those who can read only 'an ni- one or otner> Those who are ! quite illiterate learn the important ! chapters by ear. , llis der.d that WINDOW GLASS IS VERY ??n-! SCARCE SAY DEALERS i. i: i! j yposes.! " trans-j i!"?:?:-Iiiirtrli. Pa.. March 23.?Pnoagri i!t)U!!f-ed scarcity of window glass was lipping. !.?ive:i as the cause of a special meeting im-; i:<g of the American Window Glass tli e r.i- Manufacturers' .Association here today and for tlie purpose of deciding whether there- Vctories operating in the first period pi'tu'ldt ' oitl'! :te?.d the 'inie of their fire )'.v ar- cul whether it would !e advisable to . '.Villi tii*.' i;mt' ui mcionus ujiui-<u!>o r. '. g it; i!:^ socond period. .rv'ior-i 0\v .? t! <? scarcity of labor, the tc ihc-y >i-,-ernl years ago decided lonth.' jt,, (,pcrata one group of factories until ::in |in" some convenient date in May while ie king (|K. oilier group was i;l!e. and to start his in-1:i.,. ; <>( riTid :Tonn in ^entetnfor. allo'.vlie use tj.jr j]1L, {'jr.st to 1 e" ?!iut ilown. This ial nie-1 m.ovimI satisfactory iunl?-r demands for .... I ' : t I ! ... llt'ii <>ii y' vvMiili* :m' f? i ..11 ;i: i-'uin" ?'-iocr.iirt-, it i ?'v !: . ! *? am-* nouv .'wi ry.