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Cut Price Groe* lloro aro tho prices in our "Origi nal Package, Cut Price Cash Grocery Department." Those prices aro cash -nothing charged at those price?. If you want them charged you WILL l?AY MORE for them. Nothing less titan ono dollar's worth will he delivered on a special order. Any amount delivered on our regular schedule delivery, which will ho as follows: Truck will leave warehouse at 0.00 a. m. and 3.?I0 p. m . for all points eas! of Catherine or Hotel s?reet; 10.00 a. m. and t.iiO p. m. for all points west of same street; 11.00 a. tn. and 5.00 p. m. for I'acuity Hill amt Factory Village. Please get tho above facts settled in your mind. Trucks will move with feed and old line article? to all parts of town, from early morning unlil dark, as in the past. If you wish to save motley, you ran do so, if you will buy th?' follow ing articles at prices named below: Octagon Soap, Sc.; 2 for l?c. Old hutch Cleanser Sc.; 2 for lac. Ivory Soap Sc.; 2 for l?c. Fairy Soap, Sc.; 2 for 1 f>r. -==== REME "Jaynes Cuts the the Gc c. G. JAYNE: ONE CENT A WORD (Small advertisements under this heading Inserted at rate of one cent a word per insertion. Four Insertions for price of three. ) (NOTICIO.-No advertisement ac cepted for tliis column for less than IS cents, ono insertion.) FOR REAL HA HG A IN in Car see J. T. MAULDIN, Walhalla, S. C. l l* PIGS FOR SA I ito.-Hampshire, O. I. C., and Essex. W. O. WHITE, Walhalla, S. C. 43-tf. FOR RENT.-Horse and Half | Crop; good land. Stock furnished to renter. Write or see. W. J. HCS KAMP, West I nion Rt. 1. 33-3?. FOR SALE-One 7-passenger, 8 cylinder Oldsmobile; first-class con dition. Apply to Courier Office at once. 4 3-tf. SEED WU KAT-Home-grown, climatized; $3.25 per bushel. W. M. MURPHREE, Farming and General Merchandise, Walhalla Rt. 3. 1 1-47 (.'HIST Mild; and Gasoline Engine for sale; both in good condition. For price, etc.. see J. C. BARKER, West minster Kt. I. 44-47* FOR MAIJE-One 7-passengor, 8 eylinder Oldsmobile; first-Class con dition. Apply to Courier Office at once. 4 3-tf WANTED-Ten Two horse teams to haul lumber; $5 per day guaran teed. See me at once. J. C. SHOCK LEY, West Union, S. C. 41-tf. FOR SA Ii IO-t?f)0 Acres Land, in live unequal parts; situated in Ha bersham and Stephens counties, Georgia. Also 5 lots, with dwell ings, situated In Mt. Airy, Ga; also ti Vacant Lots. Call or write J. H. AYERS, Mt. Airy, Ga. 43-46 7? ACRES, near West Union; 50 acres in high state of cultivation; one house, lots of wood and good pasture. All is good red land. Price is right -terms easy. Our own property. For a bargain seo HARRISON & MORTON, Walhalla, S. C. _ 4 2-tf. FOR SA LE.-The G. B. Hudson Farm, in Koo wee Township, near High Falls, containing 141 acres; 7 5 acres cleared, balance In original forest. lx)t of hardwood; good pas ture. Price %\ .",,000.(10. One-third cash, balance long term nt 6 per cent. THE PALMETTO REAL ES TATE AGENCY, No. 5 Parkins Bldg., Green ville, S. C. 4 3-tf. FOR SALE-3t; Acres, adjoining West Cnion depot property; good t?-roo m house; 2 3 acres in cultiva tion, balance in wood. Price right. Cnusually good terms on this tract. lt', Acres, four miles east of West Union; good improvements; land Hes extra well. Flve-tonchor graded school on this pince. Also, some other small places can he bought at bargains. JOHN' CAN NON, West Union, Rt. 1. 45-48* FOR KA LE-!>2 Acres of the very best Hand; fine location, 7, miles out of McCormick, on bonded highway; now ".-room dwelling; mile and half Of tine school and church. S?5 Pt Acre, Terms, IACHES of cut-over Timber Land. \>> acros partly cleared; half mile from lino school and church; 100 yards from headed highway; 1 room tenant house, barn, branch. 9-IO.00 Per Arro. Terms. 70 ACRES of dark chocolate Soil: SR cleared, balance timber, 200,000 feet; good ?-room house, well. barn, pasture; public road; 7 miles out. S l<>.O') Per Acre. Tenus. 40 ACHES line Mulatto Land, 2 miles out; bonded highway. 25 acres cleared; 5-room house, barn, well, pasture. $115.00 Per Acre. 1 15 ACRES of red. sandy (red subsoil) land; 7-room dwelling, new ly painted, out and in; 2 tenant houses, 3 barns, 2 wells; fino orchard, pecan grovo; Bermuda pasturo; tine road: 2 Vs miles from Bradley, $85.00 Per Aero. Terms? We will pay any sane man's ex penses who says tito abovo aro not bargains. DIXIE LANI) CO.. McCor mick, s. C. 44-46* ?ry Department Argo Starch, 7c. Quaker Oats, 12c. 25e. size Postum, 20c. 10c. cans Black Pepper, Sc; 2 for 1 He. Cheese. .'ISc lb. lue. package Golden Age Macea ron i. 8e.; 2 tor 15c. lo lb. bucket Swift's Jewel C?tn pound, $2. IS. 5 lb bucket Swift's Jewel Com pound, tl. 15. Kat Hack, 2 7c. lb. National Biscuit Co's Crackers, Sc.; 2 for 15c. Kerosene, 1 Sc. gallon. (You must dring your own can.) Roasted Coffee, Il Oe. lb. Green Coffee, 30c. lb. Try a $2.00 bucket of Pilot Knob Coi?oo for $1.60. Searchlight or Safe Home Matches, (5c. box. Stilt, por 100 lb. sack, $1.15. Compound Lard, 27c. lb. More articles will be added from time lo time until wo have as com plete a lino of groceries as any ono in town. Our buying power enables ns to name (licse prices. MHRR= - Price and Sells ?ods." Sf Walhalla, SX. "SAFETY FIRST!"- We 'have about fifty Safety Doxos for rent. Ap ply at BANK OF WALHALLA. 21-tf 53 ACRES LAND, one milo of Westminster ; liouso and pasture; 15 neves cleared; on public road. Terms to suit. See HARRISON & MORTON, Walhalla, S. a_42-tf. FOR SALK.-Corn and Fodder, Farming Tools, one Cow. one Horse, Ruggy and Harness. Will sell at auction to highest bidder, at iny home, near Murphreo's Store, near Little River. Sale at lo o'clock a. m. on MONDAY. Nov. 17. T. M. DICK iARD, Walhalla. Rt. 3J_ir,* FOR SALK-0 0 Acres Land in Whetstone section of Gconee; 2 5 Acres in cultivation, balance tim bered. In heart of Oconee Corn Bolt. Part of F. G. Barker Farm. Splen did piece for somebody. Write or soe 1. W. HENRY. Mt. Rest, S. C. _ 48-50? THRICE EXTRA GOOP MI LKS Two 7 years old, weighing 1100 lbs. each, lino pair; one 4 years old, weight 0 5 0 lbs. All well trained and good workers; in nice shape. Fine chance for man who wants some thing bettor than usually seen. The price Is right. See or write B. L. OWENS, Walhalla, S.C., Rt.l. 46* LANI) FOR SALK.-14 Acres Good Farm Land, 2 miles of Walhalla; fronts on National Highway and Rich Mountain road ; acre and half creek bottom; 5 acres in cultivation, bal ance in woods. Splendid truck farm possibilities; good chance for any ono wanting small farm, close in. Two churches and school convenient. For terms and particulars write or see E. M. DuPRE,Walhalla,S.C. 49* NOTICE.-I will sell, at public auction, at my residence, at what is known as the Sam Wright place, one mile from West Union, on SAT URDAY, Nov. 22d, Rt 10.30 a. m., one black mare, 5 years old; one roan mare, 4 years old; one Colum bus wagon, one milk cow, one Jersey heifer, one set blacksmith tools, corn, fodder, peas and two shoats. Terms of sale, Cash. S. O. McKIE, Walhalla, S. C., Rt. 3. 40-47* WANTED.-Four live-wire Sales men for Walhalla and surrounding territory, to take orders for one of the fastest selling articles on the market-something needed in every homo and farm. No collecting; I do all tho delivering and collecting. Salesmen only take orders, send to mo, and I return commission by re turn mail. Your chance to make $35 to $40 weekly, spare time. Let me bear from you by return mail. THE QUEEN CITY MAIL ORDER HOUSE Gainesville, fla . 46* WANTED.-Good Milk Cows; can handle quite a number-heifers, springers, and especially good Dairy Cows. We also want Hogs; pay high est mark'et price; nlso want Hides, Chickens and Eggs. Try the mar ket, then S?o us. We have two yoko line young Steers for sale; one yoke 2,600 pounds, other yoke 1,550 lbs; well broke; good workers. Don't de lay If you need good Steers. Will butcher If not sold quick. Wo soil No. 1 steak at our market at 25c. per pound, and large quantities cheaper. Oilier grades range down in price. TODD & GILLESPIE, Wal halla, S. C. 4 6-4 7 I AM GOING TO SELL the G. W. Weldon Farm, 2 miles southwest of Westminster, on the National High way. This a line cotton farm, con taining 380 acres, well watered; has one nico dwelling, large barn, a good storo house and stand for business; water-works in dwelling; 1 other good houses. This place will produce 150 bales of cotton if properly farm ed. I will sell this farm as a whole If you want lt, or will cut Into 5 or fi small farms, to suit the purchaser. This is one of tho best bargains I have over offered, and the place ls going to he sold. Why rent land when you can buy and pay for it with one crop? Any man who wants his own homo will do well to seo me at once. Terms easy. I also have a 58-ncre tract near Oakway, known as the Minnie IC. Eubnnks Place. This also will interest any one who wants a nico tract of land. J. H. HARNETT, Westminster, S. C. 46* .ho Courier, $1 per year. Pay in advanco. - n ..i .,.14. ' A Special Communication, of Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 02, A. P. Xl M., will be held Wednes Sfif day night, Nov. 12, 1919, at 7.30 o'clock. Work in F. C. Dogree. Visiting brothers welcome. HARRY R. HUGH8. ?V. M. W. O. WHITE. Secretary.,' (ad.) -{.?J??J. .?.?J,.J..J..??.'?.J? .?4*T?.{??|..J?*'?4??4?J?r^ t? LOCAL ANO PERSONAL. -Don'? forget "The Midnight .Mun," Rox, Friday. Children's mati nee, 3 p. m., only 5c.-adv. -Mrs. Wallace, of Atlanta, is visiting lier daughter, Mrs.-W. R. Craig. -More nico mules and mares to arrive this week-some extra nice, closely matched pairs. Prices right. Neville Bros., West Union, S. C.-adv - Miss Janie Harrison, of Green ville, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Harri son. -Seo Baylis W. Harrison or Geo. T. Morton before you sell your cot ton.-pdv. -Dr. and Mrs. Witherspoon Wal lace, of Atlanta, visited at the homo of tho latter's parents, Major and Mrs. W. J. Stribllng, last week. -All makes standard sewing ma chino needles at Moss & Ansel's,Wal halla.- ad v.-24-tf. - Miss Marion Hetiick, who ls at tending Greenville Woman's College, was at homo with lier parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. F. Hetrlck, for the week end. -Permnlifo storage batteries are guaranteed for 20 months-for all makes of cars. Piedmont Auto Co., Walhalla.-adv. -The Methodist Aid Society will meet Thursday (to-morrow), Nov. 13, with Mrs. W. M. Brown. All members are earnestly requested to attend. -Overalls: Head-light and. Car hart, $6 suit. Happ grade $4.00. I Oe. extra by mail. Mitchell & Reed er, Westminster, S. C.-adv. 4&-tf. - Fairfield School will open next Monday, Nov. 17, with Miss Maud Merritt, of Piedmont, as principal. Miss Irene Waits, of Hyson, and Miss Annie Herrton, of Easley, are the assistants. Patrons are urged to send children on dato of opening -See us for lime and building ma terial. Our prices are right. Bal longer Hdw. & Furniture Co., Seneca. -adv. 40-47. -The many frlepds of Mrs. W. M. Alexander will regret to learn that she is still confined to her bed. It is thought that there ls some im provement in her condition, but not as marked as we had hoped to be able to report -A yellow streak was the bar sinister on his co*1 t-of-arms. See "A Little Brother of the Rich"-? Rex-Thursday.-adv. - Mr. and Mrs. John Rose? of Birmingham, Ala., were in Walh^jlla for a short while last week, visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. .'.usch. Mr. Rose lias ninny friends who were glad to meet him again and to welcome, even for a short while, his bride to Walhalla. Mr. Rose's old home. They returned the latter part of tho week to thler home in Birmingham. -If you are in the market for land as an investment, or for a home, talk it over with us. We have bought some real bargains. They aro lor sale. Harrison & Morton, Walhalla, S. C.-adv. 4 2-tf. At The Newry Store EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY! Having bought heavily of Kail and Winter Gooda, wo are prepared to give the public tho best oil the mar ket at attractive prices. Don't fall to seo our new Silks, in all colors; also Storm and Kreuch Serges. . Fine Waists in Georgette Crepe de Chine, Plaid Silk and Voile. Nico line of all Wool Middy Suits for girls just arrived. A complete Hoe of Hoys' Suits, Muming from .*> to 18 years. A full line ol Dress Gingium., Apron Gingham mid Outing. Coat- Suits, Sweaters, .Ml 111 naries, Blankets, Conigorts, and numerous other things wo haven't space to mention. THE NEWRY STORE, W. STILES BARRON, Mgr., NEWRY, S. C. - More nice mules und mures to arrive this week-seine e*tra nice, closely matched pairs. Prices right. Neville Pros., West Union, S. C.-adv -Mr. and Mrs. Jas. M. Moss, J. W. Shelor, IT. li. Watson and T. A. Smith attended tho community fair at Pair Piny last Friday. -Mrs. W. C. Hughs has been quite ill for several days, but her many friends will be glad to learn that her condition is greatly im proved. It is now thought that she will be quite herself again within a week or ten days. -Highest market price paid for cotton. Baylis W. Harrison or Geo. T. Morton, Walhalla.-adv. --The Rex Theatre has been moved down-town to the room next door to the Piedmont Garage, where the manager, Geo. L. Wilson, feels that he can better accommodate his patrons. The room has been worked over and ls titted for tho moving picture business. -Just received, carload lime. See us for your needs. Hallenger Hdw. and Furniture Co., Seneca.-adv. 46-17. -Sam Wright, colored, was sont to the county chain gang last week, be having been arrested in connec tion with the carrying on of liquor transactions. Sam had a suspended sentence from the lill8 General Ses sions calling for 12 months In tho service of the county If again guilty of carrying on liquor transactions. -I will sell, at public outcry, for cash, to the highest bidder, at my residence in Walhalla, on Saturday, the 22d day of November, 1919, at 2 o'clock p. m., the personal proper ty of Mrs. H. M. Jafferson, deceased. 'Mrs. M. M. Trlbble, Administratrix Estate Mrs. H. M. Jafferson, De cosased.-adv. 45-47. -Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Ernest, of Indiana, arrived last week and will spend the winter tn Walhalla with their son, John H. Ernest, and fami ly, here. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ernest, also of Indiana, who will be hero for a short time among relatives and friends. -He was os fast as a clipper ship find as foul as a slave galley. See "A Little Brother of tho Rich" Rex -Thursday.- -adv. (Other Locals on Fifth Page.) 1 ??Q y OOO 191 First Showing of Fall Silk Waists FASHION'S LATEST EXCELL STYLES ^ Look for th? Label in thm Wain SOS-Charming modo) ol Beary Bilk Crepe which hay a smart tucked veat with plaited frtlla. The cutta aro finished with InBorted platting. To bc had in Nary and Tea Koso. 607-This Meaty Silk Grope Waist hos th? daintiness that appcala to well dressed women. It has a wealth ol colored heading and the flared cuffs and plaited collar add to Us beauty. To be had in Black, Taupo, Navy, Gray, White and Fleeh. SOS-Tailored Modclsalways have their attraction and this now Pall style of Heavy Crepe do Chino tats collar, mitts and conter edged with plaiting of self ma terial. To bo had In White, Navy, ?ray. Flesh and Black. ? 9 010- A stylo that has plenty of dash and appeal, This "Tle-ou" Model In Flowered Crepe ls trimmed with plaited lace and ties on with big sash in baok. To be had in various assortments ol light ?nd dark colors. For Sale by OOS 007 ky OIO C. W. Pitchford, Walhalla, S. C. REX TH F? ? T OP- New Location Next Door to 111 L*/-\ 1 IVL-< Piedmont Auto Company. PROGRAM WEEK OF NOV. 10, 1919. -TUESDAY The Radium Mystery, Featuring Cleo Madison, Killeen Sedgewick, Bob Reeves. A wonderful Western Mystify ing Serial. KEYSTONE COMEDY. * * * -WEDNESDAY Wm. S. Hart in "Tho Desert Man." How optimism and love rebuild a city of Broken Hopes, using six shooters as his vanguard, decency as his rearguard, love as his quar termaster, and "Smile" as his bat tle-cry. A marvelous Western character ization by a genius of tho screen. -THURSDAY "A Little Brother of the Rich," Featuring Frank Mayo, J. Barney Sherry and Kathryn Adams. Story by Josehp Mcdill Patter son. I/ast Season's Great Stage Success. 4* 4* 4* -FRIDAY (Children's Matinee, 5 Cte.) Jas. J. Corbett, (Oentlomnn Jim,) In "Tho Midnight Man." Sunshine Comedy. Win. S. Hart in "Tho Blue Gulch." .SATURDAY* "Houdini, Tho Man of Mystery." "A Village Venus,,-I,-Ko Comedy HEARST NEWS - OPEN 2 P. M. THE PRICE OF Fordson Tractor Is $750, f. o. b. Factory. o?xt* ?? e?? ?K? ??H? mi mm? mm ??HV* ? ???? We Have About 75 Head Young Mules and Mares. We can sell fine Yoting Mares, weight from OOO to llOO pounds, at from $90 to $150. We Have some fine Mules in well brohe, matched pairs, in both large and small sizes. ~- SEE US AT ONCE FOR A BARGAIN. 1 BROWN HAS IT, OR BROWN GETS IT. W. M. Brown &, Son, Walhalla. S. C. WHEN YOU RIDE, RIDE RIGHT. Distributors for Oconee and PicKens Counties.