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BALLEIVGER Hdw. and Furniture Cu., SENECA, S. C. Everybody's Attention has been called to the remarkable fuel saving secured with Cole's Original Hot Blast Heaters. Coal prices are high-why be a slave to an extravagant heating plant or stove that is a demon for fuel. Join now in the great army of satisfied users who have found relief from high fuel bills with the great fuel saving COLE'S Original Hot Blast Heater Burns cheapest coal clean and bright. Uses any fuel Everybody is searching for a way to save fuel and food Here's your opportunity to cut your coal bills square in half,and gain a perfectly heated home as well. Investigate now. Our Store is Fuel Savers Headquarters. WASHINGTON'S FINK Tit I HUTE And thc Splendid Army of tho -Na tion's Fighting Material. Washington, Sept. 17. - Hoarse with cheering, Washington rested to night satisfied that it had paid full honor to (Jen. John J. Pershing and the lighting men of the First Divi sion. The nation's victory parade was over. For nearly, threo hours a roll ing Hood of soldiery, guns and horses, tanks and motor trucks had poured up Pennsylvania Avenue without chock or halt to pass the re viewing stand where stood Vico President Marshall, representing President Wilson. The wide streot ran hank full with its grim, living tide of fighting pow ek and organization; and as the great pageant was unrolled before their eyes tile hundreds of thousands of people who formed those hanks roared and shrieked with pride and approval, the sound of their cheer ing slowly dwindling at tho end, but only from physical exhaustion. Kiding at thu hoad of tho mighty column, (Jen. Pershing was carried ft "\v ..' along tho whole Uno of march as though on a wave of sound as the nation und city gave him for mal :reet? ?. To n.> American since Adi" ral George n ?wey cr.mo home in trtuni] h from Manila has such an Mem mt's Fra E N ? Which ?oreada lt? Influence upon the nerve?, cords and ligament* In volved, rendering them pliant to read ily yield to nature's demand- There ia an absence of bearing-down pain?, strain and general discomfo^ morr. often than otherwise experienced whet? nature ts unaided. Mother'? Friend is Used externally. * At ail Druggists. ' Special Booklet on Motherhood and Baby fat** Bradfield flrcolatorC?. Dept. F-9, Atlanta, Oa? fll'OMl Ovation. f?as tnadoyourCom?rt Cert At rt thru ovation been tendered. Nor has the end yet como; for Congress will for mally add its tribute to that of the city and the nation, and with busi ness put to one side, tender the ex peditionary commander a formal re ception at tho capitol. Never has Washington witnossed such a mili tary pageant ns that which flooded its groat victory day. Men in great er numbers have marched thore in review, but never has tho full pomp and panoply of war been thus given to tho public. In Fighting Equipment. Fresh from the royal tribute paid them in New York, the mon of the OOD TO TN ? LAST SEALED TINS ONLY AT YOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE I First Division marched with full fighting equipment. From tho pon derous six-inch howitzers of tho ar tillery to the diminutive one-pound ers and grotesque trench mortars, the full strength of tho divisional ar tillery was there. From the thick clustered bayonets of tho Infantry masses to the grim linos of machine guns mounted on motor trucks, the small arms of lids great fighting unit were on display; and from the lum bering miles of hooded supply and ammunition trucks to a roaring, clattering cavalcade of whippet tanks, tho tools of every phase of modern warfare were presented, livery l'hase, of Wnr. In adltion to the division's own equipment, special service detach ments from Hie engineers, a pontoon bridge section, a motorized machine shop with its planes and drills In motion, and even a mobile laundry unit were Itl Urie. It wus tho most complete military display attempted since the war, Inching only the great guns lo make n composite view of tho whole war army, for as tho thou sands tramped helow, their comrades of tho air dipped and circled In dozens of the airplanes above or marked the progress of the column from a groat observation balloon. The mechanical perfection of equipment, the motorized artillery, ammunition and supply trains, the chugging rows of the ambulances driven by men who had carried suc cor to thousands of stricken com rades on the battlefields of France,? all brought round after round of cheers. But it was to the solid blocks of Infantry, trudging sturdily ahead, that the hearts of tho crowd wont out. They represented sheer man power, the youth and strength of the nation, tried and proven In battle. Torse placards told where each unit had fought, and tho names of the French villages sont a thrill (brough every spectator. To men wounded in those battlos and not yet able to march, special tribute was given ns they rode by in motor cars. And to the group in invalid chairs under the trees of a park Just beyond the reviewing stand or lying full length in their stretch ers along the curb with nurses hover ing about them, there flowed a strong current of sympathy and pride from the thousands grouped about. They were sightseers from tho military hospital, men whoso wounds will koop thom long from civil life. The flags of the marching regiments were dipped to them in passing. Upon the rows of French 7."i's with which two of the artillery regiments were armed, the crowds gazed with almost the same affection France feels for these weapons that have been called her saviours. Ahead of the Sixth artillery, still in its battle front camouflage and stained with the mud of France, the long, slim gun that sent the first shot of Ameri ca singing into the enemy, lines rodo In a place of honor, lt. was mounted in a special trailer towed by a motor truck and a continuous cheer greeted its passage along tho victory way. To the rolling kitchens also special tribute was given as they rumbled by after massed columns with supper steaming in tho kettles. Winding Up Ceremonies. In winding up "the ceremonies of reception to Cen. Pershing to-mor row, Congross will meet in joint ses sion, the members of the Senate inarching in a body to tho House chamber for the purpose. Senator Cummins, president pro tempore of (he Senate, and Speaker Gillette will deliver the addresses of welcome, while former Speaker Champ Clark will extend the formal thanks of Con gress to Cen. Pershing and his men as expressed in the joint resolution already adopted. With his own re ply, Gen. Pershing will close the ceremony and all of the formal func tions conected with his return from France. IF WOMEN ONlY KNEW What a Heap of Happiness lt Would Bring to Walhalla Homes. Hard to (lo housework with an aching back. Brings you hours of misery at lei sure or at work. If women only knew the cause thad Backache pains often come from weak kidneys, Twould save much needless woe. Doan's Kidney Mila aro for weak kidneys. , Read what a Walhalla citizen says: Mrs. C. H. White, Broad St., says: "About five years ago I had backache and other symptoms of kidney trouble. I had sharp pains shoot through my kidneys and I was in pretty bad shape. I was feeling quite miserable when I was told to try Doan's Kidney Pills and one box entirely cured me. I ad vise anyone suffering from kidney complaint to give this remedy a trial." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply a?k for a kidney remedy-?get Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that Mrs. White had. Foster-Mi Ibu rn Co., Mfgre., Beffnlo, N. Y. Notes from Whetstone. Whetstone, Sept. 18. - Special: Clem Phillips, who has been off on public works for six weeks in the lower part of the county, has re turned to his home hore. G. C. Roland, of Ware Shoals, vis itod his friend, B. A. Cobb, of this section, last Sunday. These two (Ino young mon cemented (heir friend ship while In ?he service of their country. Private W. .1 ('arter, who has re turned home from overseas service; with the A. R. F., was a visitor on Whetstone last week. His many friends here were glad to welcome him back to tho I'. S. A. again. He went through the great, light, with Germany without u scratch. ia ITCH! IHunt's Halve, formerly called aunt's, Cure la especially com pounded for the treatment of Itch, Eczema, Kin? worm, and Tetter, and ls sold by the drug? Klat on the strict guarantee that the purchase price, 75c, .will be f>romptly refunded to any dlanat sfledonstoraer. Try Hu nfs Salve _ atourrlsk. For sale locally by HUMAS DIU'G STORM, Walhalla.S.C. ?he Courier, $1 per year. Pay In advance. ft ii J/ SAY, you'll have a streak of smokeluck that'll put pep-in-jrour-smokemotor, all right, if you'll ring-in with a jimmy pipe or cigarette papers and nail some Prince Albert for packing 1 Just between ourselves, you never will wise-up to high-spot smoke-joy until you can call a pipe by its first name, then, to hit tho peak-of-pleasure you land square on that two-fisted-man-tobacco, Prince Albert I Well, sir, you'll bo so ali-fired happy you'll want to get a photo graph of yourself breezing up the pike with your smokethrottle wide open ! Talk about smoke-sport 1 Quality makes Prince Albert so appealing all along the smoke line. Men who never before could smoke a pipe and men who've smoked pipes for years all testify to the delight it hands out I P. 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To lay plans for a cam paign for tho building o- more and better fences and thus hasten the development of 11 vc J tock as ono moans of lighting the boll weevil, a preliminary meeting was held al Fairfax on Friday, September 12. Tho meeting was attended by D. W. Watkins, acting director of ex tension; F. L. Harkey, marketing agent; V. W. Lewis, extension ani mal husbandman; A. B. Bryan, ag ricultural editor; H. S. .Johnson, A. A. McKoown, and C. A. McFadden, district agents, und County Agents Bisher, Colloton; Briggs, Bamberg; Boylston, Barnwell; Robertson, Al lendale; Kyzer, Aiken; Bruce, .las per; Baxter, Beaufort; Schilletter, Dorchester; Lightsey, Hampton. A thorough discussion was lind concerning tho importance of live stock In helping farmers turn from all-cotton farming, the necessity of good fencing in permano.1* livestock industry, and the means of helping fanners get good fencing at once and at reasonable eos!. Arr..nut meats aro being made tn aid farmers in buying fencing material co-opera tlvoly in car lots at reduced prices. Local banks and merchants are glad ly Joining in this work, which will bo a public benefaction because it will help tho farmers win indepen dence of the boll weevil and thereby bring greater prosperity to all. W. R. Mattoon, of the ll. S. Fores try Service, was present and dis cussed fence posts, methods of creo soting, etc., and gave Valuable in formation for use in tho fe; cing cam pa i gi:. To furn i all information about fence posts, feunes, pastures. gr:"/.iii'C crops, etc.. bulletins will be is.med at once for the campaign by the Experiment station and the Exten sion Service. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children En Use For Over 30 Years Always bears y ' -1 Signature of Manchester Mill Sold. Rock Hill.-The Manchester Cotton Mill of this cMy lins beon sold to A. C. Barrow, representing the Jobbers Overall Company of Lynchburg, Va., Recording to announcement made by Joint R. Barron, pr' ddent of tho Man chester Mill. The transaction Involv ing approximately ihree-tiuartors of a million dollars, is th" largos! of the kind made hero in i -ont years and is of considerable interest locally. Tho mill v?!? bo transferred to its now owner? January 5, 1920, accord in? to Mr. Barron's statement. Operatic Singer Merls Death. I lomond, vl.u.. Sept. IS. -M.ss ? u I j :i Heinrich of Phlladelphiu, u Metropolitan Opera Company singer, was instantly killed here to-day when ?hj was struck hy a baggage truck which was knocked from the Illinois Central railroad tracks hy a locomo tive. Miss Heinrich was at the depot waiting to board a Xew Orleans bound train when the accident oc curred. The truck had been left on the tracks, according to authorities who investigated the accident, and depot attendants wore unable to re move lt before the southbound pas senger train arrived. One of thb handles of tho truck struck Miss Heinrich on the head. To abort a cold and prevent com plications, take alo tat s The purified and refined calomel tablet* tL*ii ?re nausealess, safe and sure. Medicinal virtues retain? ed and improved. Sold only in sealed packages. Price 35c. BUY KUY SAVINGS THRIFT STAMPS. KUY THEM THIS WEEK! UNITED STATES KAIL! Director (jenen RAILROAD ( Not Out Arrival and Departure o BLUE D1HGI (Corrected to Leave for ? 7.10 AM. Scneca-And .?nderst ?11.00 AM. Soneca . Bolton-And ? 3.16 PM.Seneca-Ant ? 5,36 PM.Scncca M 1.25 PM.Se . Bolton-And * Daily. *? Daily oxcopi Direct connection nt Bolton wi from Columbia, Charleston pud lute Dlroct connection made nt Sen points North, South, East and Wesi Call on Ticket Agent for detail NOT ICM OK IIE<1 ISTKATION. Nolie- herohy ('?ven timi tho Bool:H <.' Registration for Munlci ? p. I Meelion for Town of Walhalla, ? C.. ' ro now o;>en for Ihe registra j lion of qualified ol colors in said : municipality, it is necessary to pro I sent county registration cortillcute ?nd evidence of tho payment of all I taxes cine before a municipal rogls I (ration cer?llicute can ho Issued, j R?sidence in tho Stato for two years i and Within the corporate limits ot ; the Town of Walhalla for a period ; of four months prior to tho time 1 of tho holding of tho election aro also necessary requisites. Hooks of registration are now open and will romain open until the 17th dny of ? November, 1919. Supervisor's office is at J. W. Vls sago's shoo shopo, by Moss & Ansel's store. . .J. A. KBATON, Supervisor of Registration. Sept. 17, 1919. 38-46. Cold? Cause Grip and Influenza LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablett remove th? carnie. There le only ODO "Bromo Quinine." E.W. GROVE'S signature on the box. 30c. Eye Sufferers Who Need Glasses! Railroad fare paid one way to our Oconcc County Paiieuis Who Purchase (Musses. Eyes examined by specialists and glasses mude while you walt. Kodak Films Developed by Experts. Odom-Schade Optical Co., A. A. Odom, A. H. Schade. President. Sec'y <k Treas. Gonsultlntj Optometrists, Masonic Temple, Greenville, S. C. tOA D ADMINISTRATION il of Railroads. SCHF.DULKS i ran teed.) ' j I f Trains, Walhalla, s. O. ?1 RAILROAD. . .limo 22, 101?) Arrive from lerson-Delton . 3ii-Seneca.* 10.00 AM Anderson . lorson-Seneca .**12.33 PM lerson-Delton . * 1.45 PM Anderson. * 5.0i> PM noca. lorson-Seneca. * 9.30 PM L Sunday. th Southern Railroad trains for and rmediato points. oca with Southern Railroad trains for t. od schedules and other information.