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ONE CENT A WORD (Small ad ve rt lae men te under thia beading Inserted at rate of one cent a word per Insertion. Four Insertions for price of three.) (NOTICE.-No advert J HOU tun t ac cepted tor thia column for lxss than 15 cents, ono Insertion.) FOR SALE-Ono Ftosh Milk Cow. Seo J. C. EDWARDS. Walhalla, S. C., Rt. 2. 22-23* FOR SAMS-Ono nico Milch Cow; 18 nice Pigs. W. I). MOSS, Walhalla, 8. C._ 22-tf Ml Mi COWS FOR SALIO.-Write or see DEAN DAVIS, Seneca, S. C., Route 1. _20-?_ j/OtW-?Pair of Fy o Glasses, on the sheets of Walhalla. Kinder re turn to Koo WOO Courier Office, or to C. K. RROWN. West Union, S. C. * FOR SA HF-."..ono.OOO Porto Rico Sweet Potato Plants; $1.2.". per I OOO. Prompt shipment. DORRIS PDA NT CO., Valdosta. tia. 22-23* FOR SA lili-flood Corn at $1.00 per bushel; also Fodder at $3.00 per hundred. W. F. Ill'(MIS, Walhalla. S. C. 22-tf HENS Wv. Pound; Frys 32c. lb., for this week. See me or KY. CRRN SH'A'W, Down-Town, by old Hotel ci Main street. Don't sell for less. BROWNLOW ORLKER8. 22* POR SAUF-Nancy H?ll and Por to Rico Potato Plants for May und .lune delivery ?it $'.30 per 1,000, by express; by parcel post. $1.00 por 1,000. .1. lt. MCCLELLAN, Rocking ham, ca. is-!?:;* ENGLISH CHUM F PI PS, pedi greed, from flinn Lady Fluff IV. A. K. c. :;OT.I"7. sire Carolina Duke ll, A. li. C. 307,111. formerly Penilly: $20 to $30. LOUTS PUOKIIAHKR, isl St. Phillp St.. Charleston, S. C. LISTEN!- Why pay for some thing you don't got? Have your Clothes made and you get what you hov. Coats, Dresses, Shirtwaists. We make them all. ADELINE ARM STRONO. 108 Main St.. Walhalla. S. C._22-2:". WANTFD-'Farmer for year 1 0 22. Will build new house and buildings, on good land, near schools and town. Want man who will get results. Plan now for next year. Call to see and plan between June (Uh and 18th. J. D. CRBN&HAIW, West Union. S. C. 22-24 NOTICE.-Warning.-Tho public 1s hereby notilied that my daughter, ELMA LOWE, has loft my home against my wishes and without my consent. All persons are hereby warned and notilied not. to harbor the said ELMA LOWE, under pain of full penalty of the law. M. C. LOWE, Salem, S. C., Rt. t. 10-22* CHICK IONS WANTED.- 1 have some very attractive prices to offer you for Chickens Chickens of all kinds, lt will pay you to see me be fore you sell, regardless of what you are offered by others. If you haven't limo lo bring thom lo me, write me and I will come to your house and got what you have large or small lois. I am nt the same nhl place-Up Town, 2 blocks above Court House, on Main street. Money saved ls money made. R. D. OP.lvKF.KS. Wal halla. S. CC. 2 1 -If Registered Duroc Jersey. Rill No. I sr.?:.!? : sire Cardinal Orion No. I 1 I2f>0. Young and vigor ous. Heady for service. AT I. R. KA RLE'S RA RN, Walhalla, S. C. lS-tf. KT. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Mauldln Street, Walhalla, S. C. SERVICES ON THE FOURTH SUN DAY OF EACH MONTH. Sacrament of Penance. . . .0.30 a. m. Mass and Sermon.10.po a. m. Reverend Thomas J. Mackin. Rector. P. O. Pox 82, Anderson, S. C. A Special Communication of Hine rW3jg??W| Ridge Lodge, No. 02, A. F. M., will be held Friday night, .1 uno 3d, I 0 _' I. a ! v . I! o o'clock. Work in 1st Degree. Visiting brothers welcome. J. P. S. DENDY, W. M. W. 0. WHITE. Secretary. (adv) *t* *I* *!* .!* *I* * I" *l* 'I . *I* .!* *I* *I* *I* .j" ?I? ?I* ?J"!* V LOCA I- AND PERSONAL. .J? Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Cook and Mr. and Mrs. j. \v. Reynolds, of Madison, were visitors al Ibo home of Rev. und Mrs. L, M. Lyda in Wal halla last Monday. We aro selling a storage Hat tory for Ford cats. Absolutely guar anteed. Price $2.">.00. J, ll. Alley, West (inion, s. C. adv.-"j:;* -The new filling station. Just completed, at Hie corner of Main and College streets, is quite a hand some affair, and as soon as Improve ments contemplated about the prem ises have been made, will provo in deed an addition to that section of town. The niling station is being operated by the Citizens' Oil Co., of Seneca, one of the members of this company being Whit llolleman, of Seneca, who ls well known here and bas many friends among our people. The completion of Ibis filling station gives Walhalla two of tho hand somest Riling stations ia this sec tion of the State, that of Jack Darby, well known as tho Issaquena Pilling Station, on Main street, being rec ognized as one of Hie best appointed ;md handsomest in the up-country, -For Sale -1*1016 and cement. See Ja?. H. Darby, Walhalla, 8. C. -adv.-21-24. ->Lewl8 C. Harrison spent the pust week-end In Spartanburg with friend?. -Col. J. \V. Quattlebaum, of Con way, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. L. W. Lnagston. -Horn, unto Mr. and Mrs. T. 'Henry Hughs, on Wednesday, May 25th, a daughter. -Miss Pauline 'Ballenger, of i Fountain 'nn, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Herndon this week. -Tho best is the cheapest, and that is the Willard. Hughs Garage, Walhalla.-adv. -.Hov. IJ, W. Langston and Post master N. Pant spent last '.Monday at .Whitewater on a fishing trip. - Miss Isabel Macaulay, of Ander son, spent the past week-end willi lier mother, iMrs. Hettie Macaulay, and family. - Dr. and Mrs. Taylor and chil dren, of Halesburg. are visiting at the home of the former's parents, Hov. and Mrs. E. P. Taylor. - Miss'.Mary Cornelia Barton, who has been teaching at Cope. S. C., is with her parents, Dr. ?ind Mrs. ll. M. Barton, and among friends tor tin vacation period. -If you want to buy a second hand buggy, worth Hie money, see W. M. Brown, Walhalla.-adv. Dr. and Mrs. .1. \V. Bell return ed from Mobile, Ala., last week, (o which city Dr. Hell went to aMond a meeting of the Southern Ballway surgeons, - Miss Celeste Wickliffe, who has been attending Limestone College. Gaffney, is spending the vacation period willi her parents, Dr. and .Mrs .1. W. Wickliffe, of West Union. -Misses Alice Strong and Eliza beth Strihling. members of the fac ulty of Elora McDonald College. Red Springs, X. C., are at their respec tive homos for the vacation period. -Miss 'Tabitha Strihling who has been engaged in teaching in the Westminster High School, is spend ing the summer with her parents, Major and Mrs. Wm. .1. Strihling, near town. -W. A. Grant was a visitor to Greenwood Monday and Tuesday of last week, attending as representa tive of Walhalla Lodge No. 67, K. ol P.. the Grand Lodge meeting of the .Pythian Domain of South Carolina. -You have had trouble with your battery, but it was not a Willard. One WBlard will end your battery trou bles. Hughs Garage, Walhalla.-adv -Mr. and Mrs. .lack M. Strothe] and children, of-Woodbury, (?a.. art visiting Mrs. Siro tiler's parents. Mr and Mrs. .lohn I). Vernor. They have many friends here in (bc old bonn town ol' both who are always glad to welcome them to Walhalla. .Married, at Salem, on May L".' by Magistrate \V. II. Talley, Mis> Lila Heaton and W. A. Sloan. Bo'l the bride and groom are of lite Sa lem section, are prom i nen! ly kn o wt and li;.ve hosts of friends who wil join with ns in extending congram la lions and good wishes. -We wore pleased lo see our ol: friend, John llunsinger, of Green ville, in Walhalla last Monday, ll? is looking remarkably well and ex hibits few. if any signs, of beinf older Utan he was when last we sav him some eight or len yearn ago. IB was over lo assist in the selling o an nutomlblle that had been coulls cated hy the Federal authorities fo carrying contraband liquor. The ca brought only $150. lt was a Kort touring car, in fair shape, operatini under a Georgia license. All makes standard sowing ma chine needles at Moss & Ansel's.Wal halla.-adv.-21-tf. . The following young ladies hav returned to Walhalla from the differ etti colleges and will spend the va cation period with their parents Misses Eunice White, Caro Probsl Edith and Frances Carter, France Kaufmann and Nell Wickliffe, Win throp College. Bock Hill; Miss Kath leen Ba-lnn. Bander College, Green wood; Misses Margaret Wick lille and Chilli Belle Burley. Andel son College; Misses Carrie Darb Harrison and Carolyn Bogers, c Queens College. Charlotte, X. C. On Tuesday afternoon of las week Miss Julia Kaufmann gave, lovely rook party in honor of Mis Ituth lt bodes, music teacher in lb Walhalla High School during th past year. At the close of the game the guest of honor was presented lovely pink linen handkerchief. Th hostess, assisted by Miss Elsie Kaili man: served delicious cream an cake. Those present were 'Misse Emmie Ansel, Bulli Brown. Eth< Counts. 'Frances Earle. Carrie Darb Harrison, Alice Belle McLccs, Sar Moss, Elsie Kaufmann, Bulb Rhode and Lucile While, and Mrs. W. Schroder. -Others have been tried an found wanting. Thc Willard hatter never falls. Hughs Garage, Walha la.-adv. M _ -?- ' "i "? -Miss Eloise Strother, was a vis itor in Anderson last week. -This is the year to buy an In ternational riding cultivator. W. M. Brown, Walhalla, sells them at re duced prices.-adv. -Frank Harper, of Columbia, spent a few days In Walhalla last week with lils wife and baby, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo: L. Wil son. -Mrs. Julian Dendy and little son left Thursday last for Texas, where they will be for six or eight weeks visiting Mrs. Dendy's parents at Cranbury and among other rela tives in other parts of the Lone Star State. - Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pr?vost, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Miller, Joe Evans. .Sam Prince and iG. B. Green, of An derson, passed through Walhalla Monday on their way to the Tri state Country Club, at Whitewater, to enjoy a few days' fishing. -Charles M. Mayhew, of Atlanta. ls in Walhalla among friends for a few days. Mr. Mayhew is placing a concrete coping around the lot of thc late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Byrd in Westview cemetery, which will stdd greatly to the appearance of the lot and cemetery, making the former susceptible of being otherwise im proved. J. N. Breodlove, of Salem, was in Walhalla for a short while Mon day. Hi' brought lo The Courier of llco a stalk of vorn on which there were two fairly good ears and two "nubbins** of corn. This growth, h< said, was one of four "shoots" di rect from the ground, and was tin first thal ho had ever seen of tin kind bearing so prolifically. - -For Sale - Limo and cement See .las. H. Darby, Walhalla, S. C -adv.-21-2 i. -An enjoyable meeting of thc 'Ilayne Circle was held on Friday .May 2Dili, with Mrs. Bauknlght a: hostess. The program consisted ol readings -"American Citizenship,' by Miss Daisy Stiong; "Nations Government," by Mrs. Hotrick "Types of Government," by Mrs Dendy-and a victrola selection. / great deal of business was attendee to, after which the Circle adjourncc and enjoyed a delightful social hour during which a dainty repast wa served. The next meeting will bi with Mrs. "lletrlck, on June 3, at : o'clock. -'G. Croft Williams, secretary o the Stale Welfare Board, wa?, i Walhalla for a brief stay last weet Mr. Williams bas in his charge all c the public charitable and penal in stltutions, in tito matter of thei conduct and condition, and his rc ports each year are very interostin and instructive, and have in the pas accomplished great good. His vis! last week was to make certain i. quirics concerning the Oconcc Ol phannge, which Institution is seeP ing permission to solicit aid an funds outsde of Oconeo county, thi privilege being denied any instit! tion of a charitable nature wbic may not have reached certain stain ards of efficiency. The Oconcc Ot phannge has, we believe, n ceo ir plisbed good in tho past, and ther are many friends of the institutio who would be glad to see it ovei come the handicaps that prevent il being recognized in the State fl large. -We have a very interesting an gratifying letter from our youn friend. Will F. Hotrick, now of A' worth. Ga., in which he takes occt sion to say, after requesting chant Of his address from Marietta. Ga to Ac wort h. Ga.: "I nm glad to sa that I am again started in husinei ?md still hold my interests in tl several cotton and hosiery mill With the assistance of my first bus ness partner. 'D.H. Merck, of Caine ville, Ga., 1 hope to recover every il terest that I held. Thc charg* against mo were never substantiate and I was prosecuted and found be guilty of only a misdemeano My friends in tho several towns i Aoworth, Marietta. Gainesville. Co nelia and Moreland. Ca., give n every opportunity in the world assure me of their confidence, state the above because so much pu liclty was given me at Christin) time, the nature of which hurt n very much. However, those wi have reason to know the tacts all know practically all the news pu llshed In tho Atlanta papers wi greatly exaggerated, so it does n matter much." There are mai friends of young 'Mr. Hotrick wi will be glad to learn of ! is re-e tebllshmont in business mn] of h acquittal of the. serious charges th were made against him at the tin when the great slump in prices mat many In the various branches of tl textile industry tremble for the. ou come of their ventures. Mr, Hetrh is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hotrick, of Walhalla, and was for number of years one of the ovc seers of Ibo Hotrick Hosiery Mil here. His operations in the (inane! and textile circles of Georgia tot him rapidly Into, prominence In that , state, and at the close of the war ! reverse conditions brought down on j him a crash from the effects of which it seemed nothing could extricate ! him. We are indeed clad to learn of the happy outcome of our young friend's embarrassment. I -Best choico timothy hay $2.00 per 100 pounds or $35.00 in ton lots. ?.I. II. Alley, West Union, S. C.-adv. 23* -We aro requested to announce that there will bo no preaching at Kooky Knoll church next Sunday, as I Ibo pastor, Rev. L. M. Lyda, is in North Carolina on a short visit to his mother, who ls now past 84 years of age. - Wo are req tested to announce that ll. I. Keaie, president of tho ! Carolina Conference of the Seventh I Day Adventists, will speak at the Adventist church on Friday night, .lune 3d, and Saturday at ll o'clock, and on Sunday morning at 11.00 o'clock and Sunday night at 8.00 o'clock. The public ls cordially in vited to attend all services at this church. - Married, at tho home of Mrs. Calhoun, in the Victor-Monaghan Mill village, on Saturday last. May L'S th, at 3 o'clock, Miss Hazel Fox ?ind Ernest Potts, both of Highlands, ' N. C. Tho ceremony was performed by Rev. L. H. Norton in the presence of a few intimate friends. The young couple have numerous friends In this ? section (who extend good wishes and i congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Potts, t we understand, will make their home in North Carolina. I -Jos c. .Neville, ol' Atlanta, has boon spending some days in Wal lialla and West Union visiting anion/: his relatives, tho Neville, Ansel anil I IM tel? ford families. Mr. Neville it ! '.?.", years ol" ago, yet appears lo bc j at least 20 years younger. Ile is bah and hearty, moving about among old friends in snell manner as to sur prise all when his age is known. Wi ?ire always glad to welcome our aged friend "hack home." for he is ont of Ibo "old-timers" of Walhalla. -'Miss Mamie Crooks, who ha: luring the past several years heel on the faculty of the Walhalla Higl School, loft yesterday for Newberry where she has recently built a nev home. Miss Crooks contracted will Mr. Hayes, who built the J.P. Hutch ison cottage, on Main street, tor tin erection of her home in Newberry There are many who will regret ti learn that Miss Crooks will not lu among the teachers in the Walhalli High School next year, she havini tendered her resignation before go lng to her Newberry home. -?Invitations are ont for the wed ding of .Miss Frances lsbeil am Henry Dietrich Biemann, the mai riage to be solemnized on Wednes day, the 8th of June, at 0 o'cloc in the evening, at St. John's Luth eran church. The bride-lo-bo ls daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Isbell and is one of Walhalla's mos popular young ladies. Mr. Bieman is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Il D. A. Biemann, and is a promisln young business man of our towi They have a host of friends here an elsewhere who will join with' us i extending, in advance, hearty goo wishes and congratulations. --In answer lo the many inqu rios thal have been made, wo ai requested *o say thal the body c Private William C. Littleton, wh was killed in France on Aug. :'.< 1018, will arrive in New York abor Juno 2d, and will be shipped I mm? dintely lo Walhalla. Private Li Hie to was with Company H. 128th I li fa i try, and was the first Oconee ho to make the supreme sacrifice. Il was a son of Elijah and Dora Li tinton, of Salem. Ho was 24 yeal old at the time he was killed. Tl funeral arrangements will he mad as soon as the body reaches Wa balla. --On May 2lst the Salvation Arni was to have made an appeal to tl people of Walhalla and vicinity f< funds to carry on their work, hu owing to that being a bad. rail day, the date was changed and tl appeal will be made next Saturdo June 4th. The Courier has airead outlined the work of the Salvatic Army, and il s needless to say tin this is a mos! wor'hy cause, (loser ing of the whole-hearted support i ibis entire community. When tl appeal is made let each of us do full part in contributing to the sn port of tho Salvation Army's nob work. -Sanford Cain, son of Mr. ai Mrs. J. C. Cain, of Oak way. volo leered his services lo his country 10 18. and was sent overseas in tl month of March, that year. He w killed in action in September of tl same year. Ile was a mern lier the Thirtieth Division. His body fl rived in Westminster last Thursdi night and was carried to tho hon of his brother-in-law. Mr. Carro near Oakway. On last Sunday l body was taken to the Center M. church, where at.4 p. m.. tho fun ral was conducted by Rev. L. Lyda, of Walhalla, the American I. gion of West minster, participait) in the last sad rites at the grave their deceased comrade, lt is sa that Hie large crowd attending t funeral service numbered about o thousand. -When you can't lind what y want, remember we have a full li of everything for everybody. J, Alley, West Union, S. C.-adv.-2:5 - We regret very much lo lea of the death of H. C. Du Pre, whi occurred at his home in Coln ml last Saturday. Mr. Du Pre was o of the best known printers in tl State, and few there are of the 1. U. members who engaged in UK occupation in the Capital City w do not recall pleasantly tho gen and honest Clark Du Pre, who for many years served as secretary a treasurer of Columbia Typography Union. IIo was every Inch a man and a gentleman, a Christian, whom honor and honesty mot more than money and wealth, which he did no! possess over-mm though ho accumulated considonil A IT JE W REAL BARGAINS Saturday and Monday. When you arc in town next Saturday or Monday, visit our store, where you always get the most for your money, and where you will find a few Real Bargains for your Saturday and Monday shopping. YOU WILL ALWAYS BENEFIT BY TRADING HERL MIDDY SUITS Wash Middy Suits for Grown Girls, made of heavy Twill, collar and cuffs trimmed with fast color galletea and with em blems on the sleeves. Sold at $7.50. Especially priced $3.95 Ladies' Georgette and Crepc-de-Chinc Waists, . _ ^0 Values up to $6.50. A Bargain ...... $2.9t> MEN'S HATS, A new lot of Men's Felt Hats, in different colors. A real bar gain at $1.98 WORK SHIRTS For Men. Heavy Shirts made for service. A splendid value at 69c. One Lot of SANDALS and WHITE; CANVAS SHOES and SLIP PERS for Children. Sizes up to 2, Sold up to $2.50. VERY SPECIAL 98c. WARNER'S CORSETS A well known make for its quality, wear and comfort. Values up to $4.50. A real bargain at only $1.9 LADIES' GOWNS Made of a good quality Mus lin trimmed in embroidery, at a sacrificed price of 98c. EXTRA SPECIAL, Sheeting.8 l-2c. Sea Island Sheeting, a real fine count, very smooth finish, heavy weight. It's the best grade sheeting and worth J4c. a yard. Very Special at only.8 1-2c. yd? L. Blumenthal, WESTMINSTER, S. C. NEW PERFECTION Oil Cook Stoves and Ovens FOY Dplirtnm Fnnd ~Flufly biscuits, juicy roasts, i UT L/WCIUUS rOOO. flaky-crusted p?cs - thc New Perfection bakes and cooks everything perfectly. It's thc popular oil stove you've read about so much in your maga zines-the stove with the quick-lighting Long Blue Chim ney Bumer. Come in-we'll demonstrate to you what clean, ititense cooking heat really is. Whitmire-Marett Hardware Co Westminster, - Walhalla, South Carolina. property and lived well and com fortably In bis adopted city. Tho passing of Clark DtlPre takes from Columbia a worthy citizen, and one whom everybody who knew him well was del i Killed to honor during his life, and who will genuinely sor row at lils (loath. Mr. DtlPre was about 7 5 years of ago and leaves several mombers of his family to mourn his (loath. Ile was a native of Abbeville county. Among the rel atives in thc upper part of the Slate is 10. M. OuPre. of Walhalla, who is a nephew of the deceased. Funeral services were held from tho Du Pre home In Columbia on Sunday after noon last at 5 o'clock. Other I,oca Is on Fourth Pago. An Old Folks* Singing. 'lhere will be an old folks' sing ing at Salem Baptist church next Sunday, .lune 5th. Hooks to be used will be tho Christian Harmony and other books with which most every body is familiar. A cordial invita tion is extended to all. Como and bring song books and well-filled bas kets and enjoy the day togetlter with tho old folks. (Hov.) W. II. Nicholson. Exports of American farm pro ducts wero $118.r.OO,000 less in tho month of April, 1021, than in April 1020.