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J AYN ES' Cl C. G. JAYNE: "Jaynes Cuts thc the Gc ONE CENT A WORD (Small advertisements under this heading inserted at rate of one cent a word per Insertion, j Pour insertions for price of ? three.) KO lt SA MO-Fresh Milk Tow with line heifer calf. DOCK KELLEY, Walha Ila Kt. 1. 27* DUROC l?IC?H ready for delivery; (i weeks old. See CEO. BURK LEIN, Walhalla, S. C. 20-27* _ FOR SALK-One-horse Wagon ano Harness; good as new. See .I.A. STECK, Walhalla, S. C\_ 27_ TWO MILK COWS with young calves; quick salo $70.00 each. C. F. OPPURMONN, Seneca, He. 1. 21* "SAFETY FIRST!" - Wo have about flfty Safety Poxes for rent. Ap ply at HANK OF WALHALLA. 21-tf FOR SALK-One International Truck; good condition. Also, good Syrup Barrels teak.) See JOHN' KAUFMANN, Walhalla. S. C. :io* LOST-Last Saturday, on road from Walhalla to Andrew Lips comb's, Mae'., Coal. Return to L. A. LA Y. Walhalla. Ronlo 2. 27 * FOB SALK-Fresh Milk v ow, Reg istered Jesrey hull Calf, Registered Berkshire I'igs. MISII BARNETT, Westminster, Rt. I. 26-29* FOR SALI-: - one or i wo Ford Roadsters. In K<><>d running order. See H. K. MAYS. Walhalla, for bar gain. 21?-2 ft* FOR SALK-A fresh shipment of Sweet Feed. To move at 7~? a sack. J. C. RA M PL IO Y, West Inion, s. C. 2i?-tf. TRUCK FOR SALIO.-Ono I '?.-ton capacity Republic,with cab and stake body; almost new. Price, $ I ,.t ?tl.OO. 0. C. CRIONSIIAW, West Union. 27* THOMAS ROSK will buy Star Grass, Roots. Beeswax. lOggS, Chick ens. Store at Cross Roads, Long (.'reek. 2 0-tf FOR SALI-:.-One two-acre Lot in Wesi Union; fine building sito. Price. $900.00. (I. C. CRENSHAW, West l'nion. 27* FOR SA Ll-:-Nice Jersey Cow. t wo and half years old, with young calf; gives four gallons milk a day; $!'0 Kets this cow. FREO SMITH. Salem, s. C.. Route 2. 27-30* SALKS.MK.V WANTED, to solicit orders for lubricating oils, greases and paints; salary or commission, Address THE LENOX OIL & PA 1 NT CO.. Cleveland. Ohio. 27* (.IRLS over I .'> years old to learn knitting. lOxcellcnt wages and excel lent working conditions. Apply Rlch mond Hosiery Mills, Rossville, Oil., MX miles from Chattanooga, Tenn. TRUCK FOR SALE. - One-ton Graham Pros, chain-drive, with Ford engine; in first-class condition. No olier considered under $??00.00. <!. C. CRKNS I AW. West Union. 27* \\ WI I li - A Poy aboill Iv ye.irs old, willi HOI less iban a louth grace education, who wants lo learn a good bus ness, Salary while learning. GLOBlfl OPTICAL VND M Ft!. CO.. G reen Ville, S. C. 2 7 FOUND-Watch and pocketbook containing -onie money. Holongs to party "ii route from Atlanta lo Wesl Union, who stopped al my place nul of shower. Can obtain by calling, de scribing property ami paying for ad vertisement. W. W. RIOAHDKN, Oak way. S. C. ;7' FOR SALK-One good Vonni', Horse, one tull blooded Du roc '.toar, ono pure-bred Poland china Sow and three Pigs; two sows thal will pig in four weeks by I )u roc: a Ino live Beagle Hounds. For a bargain see W. T. AI^I0XA N DIOR, Walhalla, Rt. I. 27-30* "PRIMO" PEANUT M KAL. - Ks guaranteed analysis gives Protein 2 8 per cent, Fat 7 per cent, Fibre 25 per cent, Carbohy drates 4 0 per cent. Ma do entirely from ITRIO, WHOLESOME PEA NUTS. A Superior Feed for horses, mules, cows, hogs and chickens. Note that its food value is more than double that of wheat shorts, and in a more digestible form. For sale by FRANK ll, SHIRLEY, Westminster, and J. C. RAMPLEY, West Union. JT PRICES FULL OOUBLE TOE S,WaIhalIa,S.C. Prices and Sells ?ods." HIGHEST CASH PKICE PAID for Good White Corn. W. h. UALTON, Seneca Corn and Feed Mill. 2t-\!7* 4-|-t*y *?**I" ?J*?!? * J? ?J? * J? ??? ?J? *t* ?J? ?J? + * ?LOCAL AM) PERSONAL. .!* f .J*?J? ?J**j* *J* ?J* *i* ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?I* *2* ?J* - Florence automatic oil stoves are guaranteed hy Moss <?. Ansel.-ad. - Mrs. .lohn Wallace, of Atlanta, is visiting at thc home of Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Craig. -Our vulcanizing is dono tho "factory way"-the only way. Wal halla Tiro Shop.-adv. lOtf. -P. Thellkuhl gathered cotton bloom8 from his Held in town on the 29th. He has about ten acres of cot ton in line shape. -(let our prices on No. :t solder hemmed top and No. 1 u friction top packers and syrup cans. Ballenger Hardware and Furniture Co., Sen eca.-adv.-2-1 6-3 0. - 11. NV. Casque left last Sunday afternoon for Anderson, where he will have charge of certain branches in thc summer school at Anderson College. - Our vulcanizing is absolutely guaranteed to outlast the rest of tho tire. Walhalla Tire Shop.-adv. lOtf The regular meeting of the H. A. lt. chapter will bo entertained hy Mis. .1. W. Hell and Miss 101 oise Stro ther next Saturday afternoon at o'clock, at the former's home. Now is tho limo to use your oil stove. i!ft thc Florence automatic iront Moss Ai Ansel. adv. Citizens ol' Walhalla and com munity should take cognizance or Hie lad that the stores of Walhalla will be closed all day next Friday, .Illly Hil. Bear this'fact in mind and pro vide for that day ahead ol' tone. - Permallfe storage batteries are guaranteed for 2" months-for all makes of cars. Piedmont Auto Co.. Walhalla.- adv. Mrs. .las. ll. Darby entertained most delightfully at auction on Mon day afternoon last. Her guests in cluded Mesdames .lohn Ansel,Monroe McDonald, .1. A. Steck and C. P. Corn of Johnston, and Misses .luliu Maxwell, Kloise Strother, and Eliza beth Hay, of Houston, Texas. - lt will be Majestic bargain week at Moss & Ansel's store. Walhalla, commencing Monday, .inly 14th. You should not fail to take advantage; of the special offers that will he made during the demonstration.-ad - Hast Monday the afternoon train on the Blue Itidge had a mishap shortly after leaving the Walhalla station. The retir conch left the track near the Hetrlck Hosiery Mill. No ono was hurt, and but little time was lost, the derailed coach being left for wrecking crew to handle. --Another shipment of refrigera tors just received. See ns before they are all gone Whltmire-Mnretl Hardware Co., Westminster, S. C. adv.-21-tf. Marvin .1. Smith, ol' Amarilla. Texas, is visiting bis mother. Mrs. Kate O. Smith, and rober relatives in Walhalla. Mr. Smith is engaged in railroad work in Texas, and we nu stand be will make quite an extended visit to bis old home. His many friends are delighted io meet bim again. All makes standard sewing ma chine needles at Moss & Ansel's,Wal halla. adv.-2 l-tf. A revival meeting was begun ?it the Wesleyan church oil the Isl of .inly ai p. m., by Hov. K. H. Cudd, of Spa ri a n bu rg. Miss Bertha K. Bun tain, mountain missionary, ol' (Bon ville, X. C.. formerly of Indiana, and others, are assisting in the mooting. The public is cordially invited to attend. Kor the season of I I ? swim ming parlies will be accommodated al High falls Camp. Season tickets may be purchased at Camp, and light refreshments will be served at mod erate rates. Correspond with Mrs. A. (}. Kose.West I nion. Kt. I. adv. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Kallenger left Walhalla las! wee't for Creer, near which place Mr. H? Benger has taken a position similar to that be was holding with the Walhalla plant of the V.-Si, Company. Ile will have charge of the office work at the Ap palache Mills. Mr. Ballcngor is suc ceeded here by K. C. Haskell, of Oroonvillo, who has already taken Charge of the local plant as resident manager. -Auto owners, make our shop your headquarters while In town. Walhalla Tire Shep.-adv. lOtf. -The Ladles' Missionary Society ? of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. W. F. Milam to-morrow 1 (Thursday) afternoon. July 3d, at 6 o'clock. -The Florence automatic oil stove- three, four and tl vt* burners -at Moss & Ansel's.-adv. -Dr. F. F, Collins has left nt The Courier ellice a curiosity in the shape of a miniature hen egg. this being about the size of a blue-bird egg. with ordinary shell of a hen's egg. This small egg was taken from the centre of a normal ben's egg on Monday last. The egg was laid by a ben at the Collins home. We have heard of similar small eggs being taken from the inside of normal ? eggs, but this is the first rompletely . shelled one that wo have seen. I -Don't Walt!-Our big stock of galvanized roofing ls going fast. You ; can't afford not to see us at once and ! buy your roofing If you expect to do j any covering within the next few i months. Whitmlre-Mnrett Hardware I Co., Westminster, S. C.-adv.-21-tf. -Robert Macaulay has received I his honorable discharge from the j navy and is at homo for the present with his mother, Mrs. N. W. Macau lay, and family. Ills many friends hore will regret to learn that he has decided to accept a position with the Southern Railway that will take him from Walhalla. We understand that ho will lake a position In the signal service of the rallayw, with head quarters at Spartanburg. -When about to buy an article such as a range, that plays an Im ; portant part in the daily routine of tho home, it pays to examine it care fully and be sure you are getting the best rango value. A range expert from tho factory will, during the week commencing July 14th, show you how the Majestic is built, why it lasts so long, and why it is the host value. Demonstration will be at the store of Moss & Ansel, Walhalla.-ad -The Walhalla friends of Lew J. Kilburn, of Macon, Ca., were glad indeed to greet him in his old home town last week. Mr. Kilburn ipent a short while in Westminster with relative:? and put in one day most pleasantly among his old Walhalla friends. Mr. Kilburn has been in the j newspaper business in Macon for 30 years or more, havi ig gone to that city shortly after completing his ap- > prenticeship in The Courier office. He makes but few visits to his old home town, but on these rare occa sions is always a most welcome guest -The new, smooth-finish Majestic ranges on display at Moss & Ansel's store are beauties. You should see them during thc demonstration that will be held at this store during the week commencing July 14th.--adv. - -Herman lloffmeyer, of Flor ence, returned to his home yester day after having spent some time in Walhalla at the home of Mrs. H. L. Brandi, who has been quito sick for some weeks. We are glad to learn that Mrs. Brandt's condition is some what improved, though the improve ment is very slow. Mrs. lloffmeyer and other members ol' the family are I still here and will remain for some tim". Wm. .1. ll. Brandi left this morning for his home in Charleston, after having been with his mother ter several weeks. The pres? of mat ters of business demand his atten tion at the moment, and it is proba ble that he will make his usual an nual visit home in August. We have just received a ship ment of barbed wire and nails. The prices are- less than you have gotten for the past year or more. Ballenger Hardware and Kurili tu re Co., Sen eca. adv.-n-1 <;-::<?. .Capt. ( Dr. i 15. F Sloan, of the army, is with his family and among friends in Walhalla for a week or two. having but recently returned Iron: overseas service. He has not been able as yet to secure his dis charge from the service, as he was the only officer of his out Iii to como over on the ship on which he sailed, and he will, therefore, be the last one of his outfit lo receive honorable discharge. He will return to Camp Jackson at expiration of his 15-day furlough, and will remain there un til all of the men of his outfit have received their final discharge. The hosts of Walhalla friends of Capt. Sloan are glad to greet him again, and he will bo most cordially wel comed back home when he shall have received his final discharge. Ile is looking remarkably well, and has enjoyed the host of health during his service in the army. He has seen service in England. France and Cer ina ny. If you expect tn can this season it will pay you lo seo ns for 3-lb. tin cans and 10-lb. syrup cans. Our prices are better than you can get elsewhere. Ballenger Hardware and Furniture Co., Seneca.- adv. 2-16-3(1 | DROWN IL OR BROWN OK' Di The HA VI NCI BOUGHT HEAVILY OF MANY LINES, AND MO HI PERCALES, BLEACHING, PAJAMA CHECKS, Ulldcrwea Full linc Su minor Dross Coeds, li 1NCHEASE1) LINES FARMERS' } -^ PETER LADIES', M CN Only proper credits extended to i give satisfaction or your money wit SEE THE FILL LINE OF G RX AND OTHER LINES. THE IN W. STILES BARR? -Miss Eula Todd is spending a willie at Russells, stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs. VV. C. Rus sell. -Permnlife storage batteries are guaranteed for 20 months-for all makes of cars. Piedmont Auto Co., Walhalla.-adv. - Baylis Harrison left yesterday afternoon for Newport, Tenn., where he will be for a day or two on busi ness. -That oil stove will keep your kitchen from getting so hot. Buy the Florence automatic from Moss & Ansel, Walhalla.-adv. -Corpl. Ennis Abbott is among the young men of this vicinity who have returned home from overseas service in the army. Young Abbott recently received his honorable dis charge and is now with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. Abbott, near town, ne has a host of friends here and elsewhere in the county who will he delighted to learn of his safe return home. --We have a good stock of high grade lime and cement-the Tennes- I see kind. Whitmire-Marett Hard ware Co., Westminster, S. C.-adv.-tf -There will be communion ser vices at St. John's Lutheran church next Sunday morning nt the regular 1 1 o'clock service. Similar announce ments were made from the pulpits of the Presbyterian and Methodist churches at the last,services. To all these solemn services all members of Christian churches are not only invited, but are urged to attend and avail themselves of the opportunity of partaking in the solemnizing of the Lord's Supper. - Has it ever occurred to you that a worn-out range wastes money in burning too much fuel and spoiling food? A range expert who will have charge of the Majestic demonstra tion during tho week commencing July 14th will show you how the; Majestic range (Mils down household j expenses. Moss & Ansel, Walhalla, i S. C.-adv. - W. P. Goodman, of Rock Hill, spent a short while in Walhalla last week on business and greeting old j friends. Ile is holding the position j of resident engineer tor Winthrop 'ollege, which pl; ce he has filled for ! Ihe past seven years. Mr. Goodman was accompanied to Walhalla hy his friend. F?. G. Kettles, resident engi neer-for the Southern Railway at Charlotte, N. C. They also visited at the homo of Mr. Goodman's mother. Mrs. Snllio C. Goodman, at Clemson. -Buggies-Buggies and buggy harness.-Wo have just received a shipment of tho Taylor-Cannady high grade buggies. Our Btock of buggy harness is complete. It will pay you to see us before placing your order. Whitmire-Marett Hardware Co., Westminster, S. C.-adv.-21-tf. -Young ladies interested in se curing an education should avail themselves of the opportunity pre sented by the Winthrop examina tions to he held at the Oconee Court House on tho 4th and 5th of this Month, Friday and Saturday of this week. The examination on the '1th will be for the awarding of scholar ships and that of the r,th is for the regular admission of students, for the making of necessary admission units. -See tho new finished Majestic range- ?initary, easy to keep clean, economical, and a beauty. Call at our store during the week commenc ing July Lilli and let tho factory representative explain to you tho ad vantages of the range with a reputa tion. Moss & Ansel, Walhalla. adv. OR FURTHER INFO W.|M. Brc rsrr? 1 Walhs istributors for Oconee Newry Store DH Y GOODS, WE AHE OFFERING MANY ATTRACTIVE TRICES IN BELOW WE GIVE A KKW ARTICLES THAT ARIO 3 THAN CHEAP ON TO-DAY'S MARKETS: FANCY SHIRTINGS, ARRON GINGHAMS, r Goods, PLA1N MILL CLOTH, i Piques mid Gaberdines, now on display. * * Re sure to see them. SUPPLIES CONSTANTLY ARRIVING, AND STOCKS MORE VARIED THAN HERETOFORE. S SHOES FOR ALL. AND CHILDREN. & NEW STOCK. reliable parties. And remember: Everything we sell wc guarantee to 1 ho most cheerfully refunded. >CER1ES, AND ALSO LOOK OVER BARGAIN COUNTERS IN SHOKS EWRY STORE, 3N,/V\o;r\, NEWRY, S. C. - Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Corn, of Johnston, are spending a while in Walhalla at the home of Mrs. Corn's paren ts, Mr. and Mr S.W. A. Strother. -Married, by Jas. H. Hunnicutt, Notary Public, on June 23d, Miss Ada Smith, of Greer, and Robert Tow, of Salem. The young couple have the best wishes of many friends for a long life of happiness and pros perity. -To get a handsome set of kitch enware absolutely free if. you buy a Majestic range during the week be ginning Monday, July 14th, is an of fer worth investigating. Visit our special demonstration during that week, and we will show you this line ware, which is an out-and-out Rift. Moss & Ansel, Walhalla.-adv. -S. N. Pitchford has recently ac quired moro property in Walhalla, having purchased the cottage on Tugaloo street known as part of the Mrs. Rosa Fahnestock estate. The sale was made through J. R. liarle, attorney. Claude W. Reid and fam ily are occupying the cottage at present. -Mr. and Mrs. Will Mitchell and baby girl, Margaret, and Miss Lucile King and brother, Charlie, of Fair Play ,were recent guests in the home of F. B. Watson and family. -John Hell, who is one of the prosperous farmers of the Flat Shoals section, has 18 or 20 acres in good cotton this year. Me sent blooms to our office yesterday - one taken from the Held June 30, the other July 1. -Now is the time to save money. Have your auto tires vulcanized. Walhalla Tire Shop.-adv. lOtf. -C. M. Deal, of Walhalla Route No. 1, is the second cotton grower to present cotton blooms at The Courier ollice this year. He brought two blooms, one having shown white on the 27th and the other on the 28th of June. Mr. Deal ls farming on land of C. W. Bauknight, near Walhalla, where he has been resid ing for five years consecutively. He j has 20 acres in cotton this year, all in splendid shape. (Other Locals on Fifth Page.) 1888 1919 KEEP THEM OUT ; . m . . ... ci ll We have a complete line of SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS. C. W. Pitchford, Walhalla, S. C. Announcing a New Price on ? FORDSON TRACTOR. $750 F.O.B. Dearborn, Mich. EFFECTIVE THIS DATE The Price of the Fordson Tractor is $750. F. O. B. Dearborn, Mich. RMATION SEE >wn & Son, illa, S. C. ? and PicKens Counties. WHEN YOU RIDE, RIDE RIGHT.