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CE 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.) (NOTICE.-No advertisement ac cepted for this column for Ijss than 15 cents, ono insertion.) FOB SALK-2,000 Soft Brick. W. F. Ml LAM, Walhalla, S. C. 16-19 FOll SALE-Ono good Work Mulo at u bargain, inquire at Courier Of flco._Vjir 22? FOR SALE--"Beeb," harness and buggy, at a bargain. JOHN H. ER NEST, Walhalla, S. C._19* FOR SALE-Pair 2250 pound mulos; good workers. C. K. BROWN, West Union, S. C.,_18-19? FOR SALE-Good fresh-in Milch Cow. Apply to W. H. KNIGHT, Seneca, S. C., Rt. 4. 18-19?. TOMATO PLANTS for sale-2 cts. each; ? to 8 inches tall. H. I<\ J. BUSCH, West Union, S. C. 17-tf FOR SALE-Good Milch Cow; third calf. MRS. CLARA DuBOSE, Walhalla, Rt. 1._18-19? "SAFETY FIRST!" - Wo have about fifty Safety Boxes for rent. Ap ply at BANK OF WALHALLA. 21-tf PRACTICALLY NEW FORI> Tour ing Car, 1919 Modol, for sale at a bargain. See or write W. H. KNIGHT, Seneca, S, C., Route 4. 19-20? GRINDING.-Will grind two days each weok-'Wednesdays and Satur days. H. S. DAVIS, at former Bob McMahan Ml IL_19? FORD TOURING CAR for Sale; 1917 modol; in good condition. A bargain for quick sale. R. A. ROW LAND, Walhalla, S. C. 19-22? FORAGE PEAS FOR SALE.-A quantity well cared for Peas on hand. If In market, write or seo AVERY TOW, Walhalla, S. C., Rt. 2. 19? WANTED-You to know I can save you 75c to. $1.00 on Pure Lin seed Paints. J. T. S. HOPKINS, Westminster._18-21? MILK COWS and Duroc Pigs for sale. Wrlto or see R. A. CRAIG, Sa lem, S. C. (Farm near High Fal's.) Extra good stock. 14-tf. FOR SALE-Four Young Cows with young calves. Either sell on good paper or trade for dry cattle. W. H. ARMSTRONG, Seneca, S. C., Route 4. 19-20? FOUR HEAD Nice Fresh Millt Cows, ready soon. See me nnd make ar rangements for early delivery. D. H. HU SKA MP, Wost Union Rt. 1. _18-19? FOB SALE OR TRADE.-One good Sawmill Outfit, 20-li.-p. engine; also, Shingle Mill and good stand oi Timber for salo. See or write J. F, HEPPEN, Walhalla, S. C. 16-tf FOR SADE_10 bu. White Lady Peas, 10 bu. White Crowder Peas. Fine for table and forage purposes. J. C. RAMPLEY, Wost Union, S. C. _13-tf TRIU>U?H, Jerusalem Yam and Porto Rico Potato Plants, $2.00 per thousand; 10,000 at $1.75 per M. April, May, Juno delivery. O. N. DOWP, Ty Ty, Ga._12-23? OLIVE CAMP. AV. O. W.-There will bo a Special Meeting of Olive Camp, No. 124, W. O. W., on SAT URDAY NIGHT, Mny 2 1th, 1920. C. L. GALLAH AM, Seneca, s. C., May 5, 1920. 19-20* FOR SALE-9 0 Acres Good Land, about 15 acres bottom; within one half milo of Walhalla, known as tho Burnside place. Best small farm In Oconeo County. If you want a bar gain, act quick. JOHN F. CRAIG, Walhalla, S. C._15-22 LAND FOB SA I di.-130 Acres good Farm Land; 70 acres In culti vation; good 7-room dwelling and outbuildings; 3-room tenant house; good cow and hog pasture. See or write me for a bargain. Part cash; balance easy terms. W. H. KNIGHT, Seneca, S. C., Rt. No. 4. 18-19? WANTED-Man with team or auto who can give bond, to sell 137 Wat kins Home and Farm Products. Big gest concern of kind in world; * 1,500 to $5,000 yearly Income Ter ritory in Oconoe county open. Write to-day. J. R. WATKINS CO., Dept. 112, Winona, Minn._18-22? BERKSHIRE PIGS FOB SALE. 1 will exhibit for sale, at tho Court House, at Walhalla, S. C., at ?lever o'clock, SATURDAY, MAY 22d, ? few choice Berkshire Pigs ant Shoats. They are of tho best breed lng, from registered dams and sires E. L. HERNDON, Walhalla, S. C. REGISTERED POLAND CHIN/ Boar.--I offer service of my Regis tered Poland China Boar, "Dlxb 3d," Reg. No. 375051 ), to the hot raisers of Oconeo. Seo this anima if you wont to seo something extra Get particulars. W. M. BROOM,Wal halla, S. C., Rt. 3, near Phlnney' Station._17-24? WE WILL TRAIN a limited mun ber of young men, preforably big] school graduates, for positions a Automatic and Hand Optical Grind ers and Skilled Mechanics; $15.0 n month| paid beginners. As learne increases his value, salary is in creased. Regular advancement there after. Vacations with pay. GLOB1 OPTICAL & MFG. CO., Greenville, ? C._17-20 NOTICE.-To Hattie #awthron and whomsoever lt may concern Pleaso tako notice: That I am th fathor of Beaulah, Groter and Bum Vista Hawthrone and am entitled ti their custody, and I therefore slrlct ly forbid you or any other persoi to harbor, biro or keep any of m; said children and will punish an; ono so doing according to law These chldren must bo sent to nv nt Madison, S. C. GEORGE UAW THORNE, . 20* .f. LOOA Ii AND PERSONAL. .] -Now ls the time to save money Have your auto tires vulcanized Walhalla Tire Shop.-adv 49-tf. -Arthur Phillips left yesterda for Charleston .whore ho will atten the meeting of the Grand Lodge o Odd Fellows. The meeting convene there to-day. -C. L. Dean, of Seneca, is arnon those from our county attending.th Southern Baptist Convention in th city of Washington. Mr. Dean wil he absout from Seneca about ten day -You have had trouble with you battery, but it was not a Willard. On Willard will end your battery trou hies. Hughs Garage, Walhalla.-ad -Mr. and Mrs. Duff Marett an children, of Piedmont, spent Jas Sunday In Walhalla at the hom? c mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grant, returnln Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Marett is niece of Mrs. Grant. - Airs. Kate Cudworth, who ha been visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. 1 Hughes and M ss Sue Maxwell, wi leave here for her home In Charlet ton to-morrow, to the regret of he many friends. -All makes Bt^ndard sewing ma chino needles at Moss & Ansel's,Wal halla.-adv.-24-tf. -Miss Annie Strutton returne to Walhalla Monday afternoon froi a week's visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 Shelley, of Abbeville. She attende the big May Festival while there lat weok and reports a delightful time. -'J. A. Ansel, Geo. M. Ansel, I W. Harrison, C. W. Pitchford, Jr., . B. Todd, D. A. Smith, J. A. Mood: Geo. D. Schumacher and Harry Faj onsky visited Clemson last week an took the Council Degree in the Mt sonic order. A delightful banquet wc also enjoyed on this occasion. -Our vulcanizing is absolutel guaranteed to outlast the rest of th tire. Walhalla Tire Shop.-ad. 4 91 -Tw<j candidates have handed i their announcements this week-V M. Alexander, who offers for re-ele' tlon as Sheriff, and DeWitt Morgai who is out for the office of Corone We have the assurance that "tl woods is full" of candidates who i yet have not quite gotten up tl courage to make definite announc ment of their intentions. -A grent Western out-door stor beginning In the cattle country Western Texas and ending In tl high society of English nobillty "Her Five-Foot Highness,' Rex Th atre next Thursday ( to-morrow ) May 13.- 15'and 25c.-adv. -George F. Moldau, of Chark ton, arrived in Walhalla and w spend the summer here with h daughters, the Misses Moldau. It probable that Mr. Moldau will r main in Walhalla permanently, r maining during the winter mont as well as in the summer. He h ' numerous friends here who are gi: , to welcome him to Walhalla. -Wo were glad to see H. C. Wi ker, of McCormick, in Walhalla lc . Saturday. He was accompanied his son-in-law, H. T. Sheriff, of Se oca. They were hero for only a she time attending to "matters of hu ness. Mr. Walker is one of our f< mer Oconee citizens whom we regn ted vory much to lose, and who, 1 ; aro glad to learn, is prospering his new home. -Try "Make-Meat" hog feed $.1.00 per hundred pounds. C. W. J. E. Bauknlght. Walhalla.-adv. -G. E. Rhodes, after spending week visiting among relatives in t lower part of the State, returned Walhalla Monday and is again at 1 post in Tho Courier office. Duri his absence wo had with us o young friend, Boon Fitzgerald, w operated the linotype keyboard. M ' Rhodes and children will be abs< from Walhalla for several weeks, ? a visit to Mr. Rhodes' relatives. -Mrs. Hayne G. Jones left li Friday for Charlotte, N. C., wh< i she will bo for several months. I* Jones has recently had a new nssl;: ment of territory in which to trav and his headquarters will be for t present in Charlotte. Mr. and M Jones have rented a home for t summer, and will keep house, la purchasing property if Mr. Jones i tides to keep his present torrltor; -.You saw her wonderful work "The Triflers" and in /'Lasca," t of the best pictures ever shown . The Rex Theatre. See her again , Thursday of this week, May 13, "Her Five-Foot Highness.-15 r 25c.-adv. -J. F. Heddon, of Walhalla, ! ' recently purchased from James Pli 1 ney, of West TTnion, tho F. C. Bisel 1 property >n Midway, and he and ! family will move to this place in near future. Dr. Hodden expects make many improvements at t * place, installing water-works t eloctrlc lights, ns well as makin?: . provements about the grounds. ^ purchase includes ilvo acres of 1. . and two cottago residences, a -Permalife storage batteries : < guaranteed for 20 months-for 1 makes of cars. Piedmont Auto ( . Walhalla.-adv. -Tho attention of the yoi 8 ladies of Oconee is directed to announcement, printed elsewhere Oils issue, of tho entrance and sci ' arshlp examination for Wlnth T College. This examination will held at the Jourt House on Frid 1 (he lid day of July. Seo advert mont for other particulars, and dress President D. B. Johnson, R * Hill. S. C., if information not c * tallied in announcement ls desire {t -Married, on Sunday last, at residence of John F. Craig, ClerH - Court, who performed the ceremc o Miss Eula Mae Barnett and Ho : L. Thompson, both of this com e The bride is an adopted dnughtei n Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barnett, 0 groom hoing a son of Mr. and J - S. K. Thompson. Tho young coi; 1 have the best wishes of a host y friends here and elsewhere in y county for a long lifo of happir . end prosperity ? -Stop! Look! Liston! Uso Un - brand fertilizer. Harrison & M top, Walhalla.-adv. ? .... _ WALHALLA, ?;? * r> PAT 3 P. M. ---BOTH I Thursday, May 13 1 " ? -. i i. I ... mt^nt v. EI3ITH ? -ir "HER Fiy|?oo s j A dramatic story of a Western - a Duchess? A Story of ?he Big r the high society of English COMEDY. Mond; Tuesday ROBERT LOUIS LITERARY "DR. JEKYLL ai weird and supernatural stol famous by the late ] 15C. -NO ADVANCE (i rf (i ts n -Broadua Thompson, of Wo ff ord College, spent last week-end iii Wal halla with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Herndon. -The hest ls the cheapest, and that is the Willard. Hughs Oarage, Walhalla.-adv. -We are requested to announce that Rev. S. A. Tow will preach at High Falls church on the third Sun day in this month at ll o'clock a. m. Everybody is cordially invited to nttend. -Do men and women have dual personalities? See the answer in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," at Rex Thea tre noxt Monday, May 17th. Chil dren 15c; adults 25c.-adv. -After a visit of several days to relatives and friends near West Union, Mrs. M. R. Ellison returned to her home at Williamston last week. She was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. John Cason. Mr?. Ca son will visit at Pelzer, Piednvmt and Wllliamston before she roturas; -Others have been tried . and found wanting. The Willard battery never fails. Hughs Garage, Walhal la.-adv. " -The commencement exercises of the 135th year of the College of Charleston were held last night at tho Hibernian Hall, Charletson. We extend to the faculty and graduat ing class of this worthy institution our thanks for an invitation to be present at the exercises. --The eternal struggle between the good and evil in man, in '.'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," Robt. Louis Stevenson's great classic. Rex Thea tre, Monday next, May 17th-15 and 2 ? c.-adv. -v -Oconeo county made a good showing in the State High School Oratorical Contest by having two representatives in the final contest. Tho two representatives wore Sldnay Ellison, of the Walhalla High School, and Frank McMillan, of the West minster High School. -Three Farms for Rent; renter can furnish his own stock, or I will furnish it. Apply to T. E. Alexan der, Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-ll-tf. ? -The Woman's Missionary Society of Rocky Knoll Baptist church will meet next Sunday morning, May 16, at the church, immediately after the Sunday school services. Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m. It ls earn estly hoped that all the members will attend this meeting. -Punch, "pep," thrill and clever comedy ls pretty Edith Roberts' stellar production, "Her Five-Foot Highness," 'Rex Theatre, Thursday, May 13, (to-morrow-15 and 25c. adv. --Frank Davis, the small son of Rev. and Mrs. James Davis, who now live at Six-Milo, Piekens county, is quito ill with bronchial pneumonia. Tho little fellow has been sick for several weeks, and thero are many friends of tho family who will Join with us tn the hope that the child may soon be restored to perfect health. -To Rent-About forty acres of good cotton land, ready turned. Geo. M. Ansel, Walhalla.-adv.-ll-tf -Tho ?Paul Hoyne Circle began its new year with the month of May, tho first meeting being held with Mrs. W. D. Moss on May 7th. The presi dent, Mrs. John A. Ansel, presided in her graceful, dignified way. The study of Africa and Australia, the subject chosen for tho year, was en tered into with Interest, and read ings ?vero given by Mesdames Bell, Hughs, Rogers and Herndon. During tho social hour tho hostess, assisted by her little son and daughter and Miss Daisy Strong, served a delicious salad course. Mesdames Taylor, Ham ilton, Spear, Miss Bessio Taylor and Mrs. Whiteside of Greenwood, wero prosont ns visitors and added much to tho pleasure of the meeting. -'"Out in Texas we don't sit on thom-wo ride 'om,,-thaifa what Edith Roberts, in "Her Five-Foot Highness," told a fashionable Eng lish bridal party. It shocked them, but they had to got used to the lit tle girl from America. See lt at The Rox Theatro, Thursday copiing, May 13^-Only 15 and 25c.-adv. M 4 WESTMINSTER, Friday, May 14 [NEE * r. PLACES- 3 P. M. ROBERTS i T HIGHNESS," Ranch Girl who turned- into ; Western Cattle Ranches and Nobility. PATHOS AND ay. May 17, Walhalla; , May 18, Westminster. STEVENSON'S CLASSIC, id MR. HYDE," fy of dual personality, made Richard Mansfieid. I IN PRICES -Permalifo storage batteries are guaranteed for 20 months-for all makes of cars. Piedmont Auto Co., Walhalla.-adv. -'Rev. Foster Speer, of West Union, who has been quite sick for the past week, ts improving, though still confined to his bed. His many friends will Join with us in the hope that he may soon be entirely well. -You've heard or Jack and his beanstalk? Well, Jack used Union brand fertilizer. Harrison & Mor ton, Walhalla.--adv. -'J. C. Etheredge, of Columbia, spent the latter part of last week in Walhalla visiting at the honte of Mr. and Mrs. M. It. McDonald. Mr. Eth eredge ls a brother of Mrs. McDon ald. -See Harrison & Morton, Wal halla, before you buy your fertilizer. -adv. -There will be a reunion at the W. J. Huskamp home, near West Union, on Thursday of next week, ??tay 20th. Tho reunloh is to be in honor of the 85 th birthday of Mrs. E. J. Morgan. All friends and rela tives are invited. -40 bushels Vundivier's HeaVy Fruiter cotton seed for sale at $1.80 per bushel, at J. P. Stabling's Rich land, S. C.-adv.-19 -'Sheldon Lewis, one of the fore most port myers of high dramatic art, will play the dual role in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," Robt. Louis Stevenson's famous world-wide lite rary classic, at The Rex next Mon day, May 17th. Popular prices-15 and 26c.-adv. -?Union Times, May 8: "Elliott Rhodes, of Walhalla, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smoak, on East Main street. Mr. Rhodes is returning from Darling ton, where he took his family for a fortnight's visit. He was at one time employed on the Times, and the force is always glad to shake his hand and wish him happiness and success." -Don't be misled. The brand ls Union. Harrison & Morton, Walhal la.-adv. FRANK H. SHIRLE\ TUC i ric The present pros experience he knows coming of the Boll W mination to make the could reasonably exp? continued rains and W ing conditions, such a PROBARLE DROUTH LAND O ETTI NO HAR] NOT HAVING ENOUG LATE PLANTING ON BAD STANDS OF COT , PLOWING EXTREMEl CONTINUED SCARCI1 will help you to meet those from Iff to 2ff ncros each da izor drills a,ni cotton plan gots hard. ANY WAY, YOU HA VI Tho Caterpillar (or era) samo principio will ma ko tl "IV" OLE-TRAC ia a bigger Wo will have n car load (Iluto delivery. Will also ko? Harrows nnd Oultipnckors. If you are interested, w TRAC will do ? SHIRL,] AUTIl ll ?'s . Wealthy Men Make Profits . - ? ' ' ' :? - ' '. . ' ' ? ? ? t\' Th? mon of weal th, whom ?JO many peoplo envy, are not much 'different f rom tho rest. ONE THING THEY HAVE LEARNER TO IK). They.take a ' gopd deal of time to budget their expenditures. t By planning, they save; hy saving they aro always in post- j tion with ready money to take advantage of opportunities. "EVERY MAN OR WOMAN CAN REAP BENEFITS OUT OF THE PRACTICE OP SAVING. MAKE HMSO YOUR BEST YEAR IN SAVINGS AND PROFITS . .Wa.llia.lla, S. ?J. -Velvet beans-$3.50 per bushel. CW. & J. E. Bauknight.-adv. -Miss Gertrude Smith returned \o Walhalla last Saturday afternoon after having spent two weeks in At lanta with friends. -W. Y. Smith, of Louisville, Ga., was among the visitors in Walhalla Monday last. Mr. Smith has been on a brief visit to his father, W. F. Smith, of th? Tugaloo River section, and was accompanied by his two daughters, Misses Jessie and May belle. Mr. Smith has many friends in Oconee who are always glad to meet him. -Follow the dlotates of your con science. It says "Union Brand" gu ano. Harrison & Morton, Walhalla. -adv. Other Locals on Fourth Page. -Mrs. Dora McKinney, of West minster, spent the week-end in Wal halla visiting at the home of Mrs. C. G. Strong. \ -A story by a master mind, Robt. Louis Stevenson's "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," the weird and the super natural-something that will mysti fy and aw?, and leave you well en tertained. Rex Theatre next Monday, May 17th-15 and 25c.-adv. -Miss Emma Hammond, of the New Hope community, left yesterday for Washington, D. C., where she will attend the Southern Baptist convention. She was accompanied by her brother, Rev. W. M. Hammond, and wifo, of Springfield, this State. -We advise our customers to buy flour. C. W. & J. E. Bauknight,Wal halla, S. C.-adv. How Many Soles on Your Shoes? ? r We arc sure you want to cut down your shoe expense. A great factor in reducing shoe expense is your shoe's ability to take a second sole and look like new? Cheap shoes often cannot be resoled because they lose the stylish lines which they had when new* That's one big reason why quality shoes are economi cal. They hold their shape and thus still look well when resoled? Our Crossett Shoes are quality shoes that will keep their good looks in spite of hard service. Comfort is assured by painstaking workmanship? Quality is guaranteed by the name Crossett branded on the sole of each shoe? A large variety of Spring Models for men and women awaits your inspection. Make a note in your memory to call on us? -Also a nice line of MEN'S STRAW and PANAMA HATS. C. W. Pitchford, . Walhalla. S. C. r C. Loos ZIMMERMAN CLE-TRAC jpects look pretty gloomy for thc Farmer. From past that he is going up against great difficulties. With the reevil in sight? ne has already made a strong detcr biggest crop possible this year, and for which he set to get good prices. And now, on account of the ite Spring, he is confronted with extremely hard farm is: FOLLOWING SO MUCH RAIN. 1) AND BREAKING UP, CLODDY. H MOISTURE TO GERMINATE SEED. POORLY PREPARED SEED RED. TON AND CORN. JY HARD ON STOCK. Y OF LABOR. .A CLIE - TPt AO (CLEVELAND TB ACTOR) conditions and over como thom. With a CLE-TRAO you cnn harrow y, and in tills way you can start your mules immediately with for til ters, conservo your moisture, and get through before your land 3 ALREADY MADE UP YOUR MIND TO RUY A TRACTOR THIS FALL. WHY NOT NOW ? wling principio) was successful on tho big Tanks In tho war. Tho i? OLE-TRAO a success on your farm. Tho Improved Now Model -, better Tractor, wi rh moro power and an improved, broader track, of those TRACTORS to a rr Ivo this week, and can moko you i ni mc? >p in stock th? Genuino OLIVER LINE of Disc Plows, Doubl? Disc 111 you not give us an opportunity to show yon Jnst what th? OLE? EY <& ZIMMERMAN. WESTMINSTER, S. C. ORI'/ED DEALERS FOR OCONEE COUNTY.