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WE ARE TOO BUSY Selling Mules, "Hi. Pt " Buggies and "Columbus" Wagons W -TO WRITE A?)VERrLTSEMENTS.-5 ?4? Just come to see us. J& Can tell you better than we write it. >^ OUR CUSTOMERS MAKE THEIR OWN TERMS - BROWNS HAS IT W ^ BROWN, Walhalla, S. C. BROWNrAS,T BROWN GETS IT j& j& J& J& "WHEN YOU RID IC, RIDE RIGHT." & JZ> JET JZ> BROWN GETS IT New Fall Mill -A' NORMAN'S DRY Now lino China, Crockery, Alui Woodemvnro, Window Shades, 1 Iles, lied Spreads, Oil Cloth, Tray?, Mats, Rugs; full Uno pretty Dry and Shoes, arriving weekly, at i Respectfully, Knights of Pythias. A Special .Meeting of Walhalla Lodge, No. ?7, K. of l\, will be held at tho Masonic Temple to-morrow (Thursday) even i UK. Oct. 25, 1917, at 8.00 o'clock. Matters of importance to bo at tended to. Installation of officers. All mom hors urged to attend. Visiting Knights always welcome. V P. L. STECK. C. C. T. II. SI1ELOR, K. R. & S. (adv.) A Regular Communication of Blue Ridge IiOdgo, No. 92, A. F. M., will be held next Fri day night. Oct. 26th, 1917, at S o'clock. W. C. HUGHS, W. Mi W. O. WHITE, Secretary. (adv) WANTED-200 cords Pino Wood at $3 l>er cord f. o. b. cars. Address FRANKLIN MILLS, Groer,_S. G._44 I HAVE OPENED A MARKET at old stand near hotel building. Will well meat at 12 %, 16 and 20 cents per pound. Phono orders filled promptlv. A. B. OWENS, Walhalla, S. C._^_ _41-44 EXPRESS your Wool, Mulo, Horse and Cow Hides, Old Auto Tires, Beeswax and Tallow to ATHENS HIDE CO., at Athens, Ga. H. Eugene Fant, Manager._?11-28-7 FOR SALE-1-acre lot, with throc room dwelling, and 20x30-foot store room, latter worth $500. Located upper Main street. Bargain for quick sale; cash or terms. Apply A. V. DUNCAN, Walhalla, S. C. llli-tf. WI LT i SELL AT AUCTION, in front Loan und Trust Co. bank, in West minster, S. C., on Saturday. October 27th, at 2 o'clock p. m.. one .Maro and 5-months-old I torso Colt. L. C. II AK IO. Ul* .k********* ********* * * * LOCAL AND PERSONAL. * |4 ********** ******** - Butterick patterns. C. W. Pitch ford, Walhalla, S. C,-Adv. tf. - R. C. ('arter and .lohn lt. Kauf mann spent several days in Atlanta last week taking in tho State Fair. Bishop Grant, of the 1 18th U. S. Infantry, stationed nt Camp So vier, spent the week-end in Walhalla with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Grant. -'New goods thia week at Hun ter's, Seneca. Give him a call. You know what to expect nt Hunter's tho best always. See advertisement on this page. -15 0 bushels Blue Straw seed wheat, very tine Quality, $3 per bu shel. W. M. Brown, Walhalla.-Ad. -Mrs. F. L. Bunker, of Charlotte. N. C., is spending some days In Wal halla visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Norman. She will return this week to ber home. - Leslie Day, one of Oconee's se lect men, of Camp Jackson, spent the past week-end In Walhalla with his family. Mr. Day left here with Oco nee's second contingent, on Septem ber 19th. - Married. Sunday afternoon. Oc tober 21, at the home of the officiat ing minister. Rev. T. C. Ligon, near Town ville. Miss Massie Dean, of near Townvilic, and Norman Wilson, of Westminster. Their many friends wish for them happiness always. - Carter & Co. have moved their roods to the Flschcsscr old stand, where they will sell them for less than you cnn buy diem elsewhere. Adv. 45. - Mrs. (?, .( Hunter, of West Un ion, who had been l'or a short while in Charleston with her niece. Sophie Mcihurg, returned the first of this week. Thc child was taken to Char leston for a minor operation, which was performed successfully some days ago. Their return was hasten ed on account of the death of their father and grandfather, H. L. Brandt. They wero accompanied by Master John Brandt, who bad been on a brief visit to relatives in Charleston NOTICE TO POLICY-HOLDERS OF FARMERS' MUTUAL LIVE STOCK INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Notice ls hereby given to all Policy Holders In the Oconee Farmers' Mu tual Live Stock Association that if outstanding premiums are not paid by November 10, 1917, policies with premiums due will be cancelled. All Policy-Holder* will tnko due notice and govern themselves accordingly. J. D. ISDELL,-Manager. inery Arrived r GOODS STORE. ninuiii, Enamel, Tin, Glass and tods, Poles, Curtains, Towels, Doi Mlrrors, I{?'1IH, all kinda Brushes; doods, Notions, Clothing, lints iniisually low prices. V. E. HARRISON, Manager. -For Sale-One pair mare mules, olght years old; heavy woight. Will soil nt a sacrifice; Immediate deliv ery. W. D. Aull, Walhalla.-Adv. -Friends of J. B. Todd, James Wilson, Paul llarklns and a Mr. Nich olson, soldier boys, will bc Interested in tho Information that they aro now In France or on the high seas. We wish for them a safe journey and a brilliant career in the service of tho U. S. A. -'Gray Macaulay, of Columbia; Is spending some time in Walhalla with bis mother, Mrs. N. W. Macaulay, and family. Mr. Macaulay recently un derwent a minor operation at a Co lumbia hospital. He is hore recuper ating. His friends are glad to learn that ho is rapidly regaining his strength. -When lt's an up-to-date monu ment you want, call on the Seneca Marble and Granite Works. We uso only the very best materials and charge you a reasonable price for them.-Adv. -Rev. T. C. O'Dell will preach at tho Walhalla Methodist church at 7.30 p. m. next Sunday, and will hold the fourth quarterly conference for the charge after the preaching service. The olllclals are urged to be present, and the people of tuc com munity generally are most cordially Invited to attend. -The Paul Hayne Circle was charmingly entertained by Mrs. L. M. Brown at a regular meeting on Octo ber 5tb. Roll call was answered with current events, after which In teresting readings on "French Art" wcro given Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted hy Mi388 Gertrude Smith and Dorothy Brown. -Wanted-Able-bodied man with family for labor. Man to work in or chard and on farm. Family for boo crop. Apply to D. 10. Good, Wal halla. Rt. 1.-Adv. 43* - The many Oconee friends of ?Vi" rs. il. A. Whitten will bc sorry to know that it was again necessary for ber to go to the hospital for treatment. Shi' ts In Dr. Steedly's Hospital, Spar tanburg. It is earnestly boped that she will soon be restored to her usual good health. She is reported as rest ing fairly well. Mrs. Wm. Richie left Walhalla Sunday to be at her beside for a while and then with ber chil dren in Clover, S. C., for a few weeks. -"When you ride, ride right!" High Point buggies. W. M. Brown, Walhalla.-Adv. -Sergt. Thos. J. Davis, of Camp Wheeler, Ga., 122d U.S. Infantry, Co. M. bas been spending a few days vis iting at the homo of bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Davis, near West Un ion. Davis saw service on the bor der and bas been "top sergeant" for two months, and, wc understand, he bas been recommended for a second lieutenancy. Davis volunteered In Company M. 5th Georgia N. G. He will return to his post to-day. -John C. Moss is tho first one in Oconee to receive a decree from the i^ourt establishing bis title to land under the new land registration sys tem. His decree was handed down last week nt the session of Common Pleas. Besides what be considered absolutely sound titles be now holds a Court-established title to bis 118 acre farm near town. Mr. Moss bas acted wisely in the step bo bas taken. Others will do well to follow bis ex ample. -Auto for Sale-In good running order; recently overhauled ; bargain in lt. Apply to Wm, A. Hetrick, Walhalla. S. C.- Adv. tf. There are many who will learn with regret that Mrs. .1. M. Sitton will leave Walhalla to-day or during this week for Beaufort, where she will |oin Mr. Sitton. who is located there now as a salesman for a large hardware concern, traveling out of Beaufort, thus making it inconven ient for bim to retain residence here. Tho removal of this good family will bring deep regret to many. Our sin cere good wishes accompany them to their new homo. -R. T. Jaynes and W. M. Brown, Of Walhalla, have purchased the Coleman Mill property, below Seneca, and will make extensive improve ments there this fall. They will put tho mill In first-class running order, erect several new buildings on the farm and otherwise improve the farm. This mill at one time had fl splendid reputation as a wheat mill, Th>> new owners will put the flour mill in good shape to take care of Die 1 ii I S wheat crop. -Large Iron safe, floor show cases mid store fixtures to go nt less than yon can buy them elsewhere. Car tor & Co., Walhalla.-Adv. 15. (-For Sale-Oakland flve-passon g?r touring car; practically new. Seo Dr. J. VV. Bell, Walhalla.-Adv. -Miss Julia Maxwell returned last week from a visit to relatives and friends in Greenville. -BauknlghtB' mules are here. All are fine. See them at their stables. Also seo Hie advertisement. -W. C. Hughs, Esq., and H. R. Hughs, l?sq., spent yesterday In At lanta on professional business. -M. R. McDonald, Esq., spent Monday and part of Tuesday in Co lumbia on legal business. -T. E. Alexander, Walhalla, S. C., sells land, buggies and harness. See him bofore you buy.-Adv. - lt. K. Nimmons, of Seneca, is in the mule markets this week making selections. It will be to your inter est to look over his stock. See ad vertisement. -H. P. Ii. and Henry G. Hoffmeyer, of Clemson College, and Miss Andrea Hoffmeyer, of Florence, attended the funeral of their grandfather, H. L. Brandt, Monday afternoon and Tues day morning. . -They go together-mules and High Point buggies; also Columbus wagons. W. ?.-Brown ls too busy selling these things to write an ad., but.it will pay you to see what he has to say at tho top of this page. -Cotton goods, hardware and shoeB are going to advance, until-af ter the war. We are selling out to quit. 'Nutt said to the wise. Carter & Co., Walhalla.-Adv. 45. -Attention is directed to the ad vertisement of li. Blumenthal, of Westminster, which will be found on the fifth page this week. He has some very attractive offerings that should Interest all. Read and give him a call. i -T. 15. Alexander has moved his . office into the upper end of the Oeh ' mig house, on Main street, opposite I the Walhalla Hotel building. Dr. J. W. Bell has recently purchased the I Thompson lot, cottage and small building in which Mr. 'Alexander had. his office. Dr. Bell will improve thli property, removing the cottag? 'ana office building. -The friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Moody sympathize with thom in the recent illness of their son, J. A., Jr., who has been a sufferer from scarlet fever at the home of hit grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Ja 1 cobs, Clayton, Ga. The little boy is now fast on the road to recovery, and Mr. and Mrs. Moody hope to be able to visit their son in a few days, - White men wanted to board Stockings. Hotrlck Hosiery Mills, Walhalla.-Adv. tr. -There will be a "Silver Tea" given at Mrs. W. M. Brown's home on Tuesday evening, October 30, from 7.?0 to 10 o'clock, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church. A delightful pro gram will be rendered by local talent and refreshments will be served. Come?* -Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Pitchford have moved to apartments at the old Schumacher residence, corner Main and Spring streets. Owing to the fact that their two sons are in the army, one daughter in college and another now in Atlanta, Mr. Pitch ford found it necessary to reside closer to his place of business. They moved to their new home the first ol this week. -The many friends of Mrs. Geo. Bloomner will regret to learn that sho sustained very painful injuries bji a fall at the Terminal Station in At lanta last Friday afternoon, when she slipped and fell, dislocating or badi) spraining her left hip and breaking her left arm just above the wrist, Mrs. Bloomner was taken at once to a hospital, but, thinking her injuries less serious than they really were, she requested that her daughter, Mrs. John A. Ansel, should not be no tified of the accident. * It happened however, that Mrs. Jas. H. Darby, ol Walhalla, was also in Atlanta at thal time, and learning Sunday morning of the accident, she went to the hos pital to see Mrs. Bloomner, and latei telegraphed Mrs. Ansel, who left al once, bringing her mother homet Tuesday night. Mrs. Bloomner h resting well, though her physicians say that, owing to tho nature of th< injury to ber arm, it will be at lensi a month before she can move lt. Hei hip gives excruciating pain nt times but the doctors have found by x-raj examination that the bone ls not bro ken. Mrs. Bloomner's friends herc and elsewhere will join with us* in th< hope that her recovery may be mon speedy than hoped for by her phys! clans. Officials at the Atlanta term! nal station believe that Mrs. Bloom uer slipped on a banana peel. Sin hud gone to tho station Friday to *<>< about her baggage, which had not ar rived, though she had gone to Atlan ta Wednesday of last week. -For Quick Sale-205 acres, nea Walhalla; one 10-room house, om 4-room tentait house; upland ant bottom land; all In high state of cul tlvatlop; good pasture. Will cut li tracts or will sell the whole farm fo $30 per acre. Apply quick, as plac? will go at this price. One-fourtl cash; balance to suit purchaser. Ap ply at Courier ofllce.-Adv. tion was killed, - Wanted-'Lot poplar blocks. Soe I-. P. Guerney, at old brewery plant, Walhalla, for particulars.--Adv. 4C* -Tho Ladles' Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. A. P. Crisp Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. All ladies of tho church should consider themselves members Of this solcety and do sorvlce for the church. -100 bushels Abruzzl seed rye, $3 per bushel. W. M. Drown.-Adv, -The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will obsci ve Week of Prayer. November 6, 7 and 8, at the following homes in the ordei of dates: Mrs. Clare Covington's Mrs. J. W. Bell's, Mrs. J. L. Stokes' Members and all friends are invited to attend. -For Salo.-A good work mule Apply to Bob Macaulay, Walhalla rf. C.-Adv. -Quite a change in tomperatur< lias been recorded here in the lasi 24 hours. Tuesday evening a hare wind was blowing and lt becam< colder as night came on. This morn ing some thermometers registered ai low as 26. There was Ice reporte< from all sections. -Teay B. Hutchison has been con fined to his room for a week, suffer ing from a recurrent attack from ai old trouble. His many friends wil lie glad to learn that this morning hi condition is better, and we hope h will be out soon. Yesterday he wa able to sit up for a while. -"Columbus wagons are goo wagons." W. M. Brown.-Adv. -Ryan Y. Chalmers, a son of Mi and Mrs. Thoa. Y. Chalmers, whg rc side some miles from Walhalla, 1 the Picket Post section, is now cor lined to a hospital ward "somewher In England," not far distant froi Liverpool. Mr. Chalmers volunteei cd for service early in the threatene war with Mexica and saw service o the border. He lo a member of th general hospital corps. He has bee counned now for some time, bavin been stricken with pneumonia. H many friends In Oconee will be gla to learn, however, that he ls tmproi >mg rapidly. Tho letter informin Mr; and. Mrs. Chalmers of their son Illness was written by young Cha mers' nurse, Catherine Jones. N information is given as to wheth? ^tbe nurse is an American or Engllsl woman. She stated that Mr. Cha mers" condition was such at the tin she wrote that she'thought the pi tient would bo able to write his ow lotter next time. - Wanted-Cattle and bogs, fat < lean; chickens and eggs, all ye have; bides of all kinds; Jilgbei prices paid; $1 to $2 eacli for hon hides. Seo A. B. Owens, Walball S. C.-Adv. -There are not a few in Walhall and elsewhere in the county n ho wi be interested in the announcemei of the marriage, last Thursday af te noon, of Miss Mae E. Zobel and Ma tin L. fuckhaber, both of Charle ton, and both quite well known 1 Walhalla. The bride has on sever; occasions visited here, and the groo spont his early childhood up to your manhood in Walhalla. He is a son < Mrs. Lena Puckhaber, of Charlesto and a grandson of Mrs. H. L. Brand of Walhalla. The marriage ceremor was performed by Rev. W. A. < Mueller at the home of the bride parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Zobel, c ! Radcliffe street, Charleston. After wedding reception the bride ar groom left Charleston for Phlladc phln and New York, where they wi spend a short honeymoon. The Co rlor joins witto many other friends the young couple In oxtendlng them every good wish for a long at happy journey through life. -Lost-Between Bell's drug sto and Presbyterian church, on Ma street of Walhalla, Tuesday evenin stlverplated cap to gasoline tank automobile. Finder please return Bell's drug store and receive rewnr -Adv. --At the regular meeting of Wi halla Lodge, K. of P., held last Thin day night, the following officers we chosen to fill out the unexpired terr of officers who are now engaged out-of-town employment:' M. R. M Donald to succeed P. L. Steck Chancellor Commander; R. H. Alf ander to succeed M. It. McDonald Prelate: W. C. Hughs to succeed F. Ritter as Master of Finnnce. Thc will be a special meeting next Thin day night to install these new office All members of the lodge are urg to attend the meeting. Tho Pythl order is making special efforts to ? compilan a number of good works causes allied with tho present woi struggle, and consideration will given to matters of this nature, was the Pythian order that did mc probably than any one other seci order at the close of our own war cement friendships among tho peoi of this then disrupted country, a Its aims now aro both patriotic a benevolent. -Just received ono car wago Prices right. W. P. ?immpns, Si eca, S. C.-.-Adv. -Such ls tho quality of marl and granito used by tho Senoca M ble and Granito Works that th monuments always please, and sh they employ no agents, the prices t always right. The purchaser 8ft' the agent's commission.--Adv. ' SOW GRAIN! Seed Wheat. Seed Rye, Seed Oats, Grain Drills, Grain Fertilizer, (Acid with Potash, 10-0-2) CW. PITCHFORD. Walhalla, S. C. NEW THIS WEEK Full linc colors in Silk Poplin at 58c, yard, New Taffetas, in Green, Blue, Black and Plum, at $1,50 per yard. New Silk Sweaters, in Orange, G>pen and Old Rose, at $6,50, Good line of Wool Sweaters, all colors, at $4,50 to $7.50, New Broad Cloth in Garnet, Green and Navy, worth tc~day $2,00, only $1.25 per yard. New line "Velour Cloaking," stripes and figures, 54-inch, $2 yard. "HUNTER'S," SENECA, - - S. C. Now for the Mules R. K. Nimmons is in the Mule Markets this week buying a lot of Mules. It will pay you to wait and look them over before you buy. R. K. NIMMONS, Seneca. -M rs. J, B. Llgon, Miss Susie Sharp and Miss Carrie Barby, of Pendleton, spent tho week-end In Walhalla visiting at tho homes of Mrs. J. M. Moss and Mrs. M. C. Long. -Just received ono car wagons. Trices right.. W. Pi Nltnmone, Son era, S. C.-Adv.