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ONE CENT A WORD (Small advertisement! 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 L?s than 15 cents, ono insertion.) MONEY TO 1AMN on Improved Farm Lands, lt. IO. 13 KU CF, Pick ens, S. C. 26-tt FOK SA I.F-Ono Ford Koadster; 1919 model. MAUDE IM!RLFY.Wal halla. S. C. 26? FOIt SA 1.10-Three Fresh Milch Cows. C. W. PITCH-FORD,Walhalla, S. C. 2?-27.__ FOK SA LIO- My Farm of III) acres, on Kcowee Uiver. Apply to 1). ll. ALFX ANPIOK, Toccoa, tia. 24-tf WANTER-Few Young Ueef Cat tle, ready for slaughter. Also Chick ens of all kinds. K. 1). OI0LKI0KS, Walhalla. S. C. 2.V28 WANTED-Position as Teacher for Summer Term. Second grado cer tificad?, satisfactory references. .IAS. lt. WELDON, Westminster. S. C. 27* FOK s.\ I,F-( ; rodo Jorsoy Hull (entitled to registry); one year old; splendid animal. Price reasonable for (|Uick salt'. Write oi- seo lt. HOL LAND. Walhalla. S. C. Kt. !1_1_2?*_ FNL'LISII COLLIN PUPS, Pedi greed, from dam Lady Fluff IV, A. K. C. 1507,107, silt- Carolina Duke ll, A. K. c. 1107.iii, formerly lloauly; ???un. to $:io. i.ons PUCKILVRKK, isl St. Phillp St.. Charleston.S.C Ut'. LISTEN! - Why pay for some thing yon don't gel? Have your Clothes made and you gol what you buy. Coats. Dresses, shirtwaists. We make them all. ADFLINF >AIIM STKONO, Dis Main St., Walhalla, S. C. Ul! CLFKKS- (Men. Women.) over 17. for Postal Mail Service; $120 month; experience unnecessary. For freo particulars of examinations ?write J. LEONARD, (former Civil Service Examiner). 514 Fquitable Bldg, Washington, D. C. 21-28* LOCATi MANAGER WANTED. At once, by largest concern of kind in world, to develop and handle local business. No Investment or experi ence required: $2 SOO to $10,00(1 prollts first year, according to popu lation, and wonderful futuro possi bilities, as ours ls a staplo commod ity, with constant unlimited demand, and we undersell all competition. GUARANTEE COAL MINING CO., 14 0(1 Como lUdg., Chicago. 20* FOR SAI F~=In WaIhaIla' 1 U!\ OrtLL 0n Corner Mauldin and Tugaloo Streets, Seven-room House, 3 J ?*. Ses, 2 Halls; Electric Lights; Eight Stall Barn and Garage; Good Well. J. JJ. MOSER, tf Walhalla, S. C. Violin Lessons MR ..MAKCFL MA UTI X will give Violin Lessons in Walhalla on Tuesday and Friday of each week nt the Itnptist Church, beginning on .lune 21st. Mr, Martin has had several years of experience playing in orchestras in Paris, France, his nativo city. Ile luis had for (Ivo months a largo und successful elliss in Seneca. All persons interested in Violin l/cssons will pl04t.se address Mr. Mar tin at Seneca, S. C., or soe him in Walhalla. 2-1-27* ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Mauldin Street, Walhalla, S. C. SERVICIOS ON THIO FOURTH SUN DAY OF FACH MONTH. Sacrament of Penance. . . .9.30 a. m. Mass and Sermon.10.00 a. m. Reverend Thomas J, Mnckin, Rector. P. O. Kox 8 2, Anderson. S. C. Auto Tl Tul Now is thc time to b old tire will blow-out witl you arc many miles from you have to buy-h a vc y Wc have thc agency Tires and Tubes-the be right, 10,000 Mile You will save monc) Kelley Springfield Tires ? Whitmire-Mare Westminster, South t..|..|..I,.i.,i.,;..i..i,.i. .i..i..i..i"i..|..i..i..i. fr LOCAL AND PERSONA Ii. *?* t' 'I' 'I* *I" *I 'I' 'I* * J" 'X1'I''I* *1* *1* *X**I* 'X' , -Best 5c. cigars on the market, at Norman's Drug Store.-adv.-26-27 '.Mrs. J. 'B. Lewis, of Bolton, is vis iting her cousin, Mrs. Fannie Bron nccke. j -'Miss Mamie Allen, of Groen- , ville, was among Walhalla friends for a snort while this week. -Our store will be closed Mon day, July 4th. 1921, C. W. & J. E. (Bauknight, Walhalla.- adv. - Mrs. James Brown and children, ' of Union, aro visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Brown. -Miss ?Maggie Martin and niece. Miss "Frances Martin, aro guests of the former's aunt, .Miss Addie Ta tham. -Thirteen pounds of standard granulated sugar for lille. Walk a Mock and save a dollar. "Jaynos cuts the price and sells the goods." -adv. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis, of Greenwood, spent the past week-end in Walhalla as tho guests of .Miss Add ie Ta (yinm. --'Miss lladie Thompson left last week for Anderson, where she will ho visiting among relatives and her many friends for some lime. - Dr. II. P. P. Thompson, of High lands. X. C., spent one nielli last week al tin? home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grant, of Walhalla. The Doe tor's wife is a niece of Mrs. tirant. - You have had trouble with your luit tory, hut it was not a Willard. Ono Willard will end your battery trou bles. Hughs Garage, Walhalla, -adv Mrs. Joe Sauve, of Jacksonville, Flu., arrived in Walhalla Tuesday and will spend ?Imo limo herr with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. X. J. Brown. Mrs. T. IT. Milch.-ll and little daughters, Marga rel and [{nth. of l'air liay, spent the week-end with Mrs. Mitchell's lather, F. I). Wal ?on, and family. - Mrs. Geo. Maxwell and children, of Columbia, spent the past week end in Walhalla with 'Mrs. Maxwell's mother, Mrs. S. J, Hutchison, and among other relatives and friends. (Burr clover semi for sale V couts per pound. I). E. Good, Wal halla. S. C.- adv.* - .Miss Andrea Schroder, who has been spending thc; past few months in Georgetown with relatives, bas re turned to W'alhalla and will be here for the summer. She hus numerous friends here to welcome her back home. -The Chattooga Improvement Club will give a box supper and ice cream festival at the Chattooga school house on July 2d, next Satur day, at .'1 o'clock. The pubic are cordially Invited to attend and tako wei 1-fi lied pocket-books. -Burr and crimsin clover seed. C. W. & J. E. Bnuknlght, Walhalla. -adv. -'Frank Mayo, In a splendid pic ture, ls booked for showing Thurs day (to-morrow) at The Star The atre. The Star ls well ventilated and is a cool and pleasant place to spend an hour in tho evening. Good pic tures are always to he found Hune. Mrs. Elva S. Gurney has re turned from Chattanooga, Tenn., where, some few months ago. she look a position with the Times Print ing Co. she will spend her Iwo weeks' vacation with her little daughter, Dorothy Elizabeth Gurney. Mrs. Franklin C. Cain, of Si. Matthews, State regent ol" the D. A. K.'s. and Mrs. Cruce'Ward Calhoun, of Clemson College, passed through Walhalla .Monday on their way lo file I). A. lt. school at Ta m assoc, to attend a meeting of the board of trus tees of the school. - Mason fruit jars-the kind you have always used: Quarts OSc. per dozen. Porcelain lops and rubbers. Walk a block and save :i dollar. "Jaynos cut.-: 'he price and sells the goods." -adv. -G. w. Hughes, of Philadelphia, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. I let rick for some time. Mr. Hughes is engaged in the manu facture of thread 'a his native city and finds not a little to interest him in the new K co wee Yarn Mill, of which he was one of the first custom ers. Ile has visited here before and has a number of friends, who are de lighted to meet him again. --?Wanted -Small bottles- Haver ing and others. Norman's Drug Store. Walhalla. S. C. ad v.-2(1-27. ires and 36Su tty tires and tubes, for an i you on a Hot Day when home. Don't wait until our lamps full of oil. for thc Kelley Springfield st that's made. Prices arc s Guarantee. T in thc long run by buying and Tubes, tt Hardware Co. - Walhalla, Carolina. -Delicious ice creams and fruit drinks. Norman's Drug Store, Wal halla, S. C.-adv.-26-27. -Miss Fay ?Mitchell, of Lavonia, Ga., spent the past week-end with Miss Julia Watson. -The Paul Hayne Circle will meet with iMlss Janie Harrison on'Friday, July 1st, at 5 o'clock. -'Mr. and iMrs. Harry '.Norman spent the past week-end with rela tives In ForsyH", Cia. -Special--Best grade overalls, full cut, at $1.10 pair. J. ?H. Alloy, West Union, S. C.--adv. -Miss Julia Watson returned to 'Walhalla Friday if last week.'after a week's visit to relatives at Fair J'lay . - George Prince, of Washington. D. C., spent the past week-end ia Walhalla with his sister, .Mrs. Ar thur 'Brown. -Mrs. Frank Ii. Bunker and chil dren, of Charlotte. N. C., aro visiting Mrs. Bunker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Norman. -Othes haye been tried and found wanting. Tho Willard battery never falls. Hughs Garage, Walhal la.-adv. -'Dr. J. Gray Macaulay, of Colan' bia, spent the past week-end with his mother, Mrs. 'Hettie Macau la and family, and among friends. -'Miss I.Margie Van Di viere, of Sa vannah. Ca., aili' Miss Candler, of Tiendersonvitle, X. C.. ?ire visiting ' Miss Georgie VanDiviero this week. .Miss Millicent Oehmig, of Co lumbia, is visiting her grandmother and aunt. Mrs. M. K. ?md Miss Nora Cooley, this week. - .Thirteen pounds of standard granulated sugar for D9c. Walk a block and save a dollar. "Jayne.*: cuts the price and sells the goods." - adv. Mrs. Whiteside and Miss Wells, of Greenwood, and Miss 'Boulware. of Lakeland. Fla., are tho g\ests ol' Kev. and Mrs. W. H. Hamilton this week. - Mr. and Mrs. Baylis W. 'Harri son are ?ho proud parents of a little son. horn Friday of last week, June L* Ith. Tin; young man has been nam ed Baylis W. Harrison. Jr. --Best quality talcum and fae powders, toilet articles. Norman's Drug Store. Walhalla.-adv.-26-2T. -We arc indebted to our good friend. F. W. Harbort. for a basket of tine peaches. These were the "first fruits" of the season to be left with tts, and thej were of exceptionally fine flovor, and perfect. Thanks. -Louis 'Puckhaber, of Charleston, and Herman Hoffmcyer, of Florence, are visiting relatives here. Mr. 'Hoff meyer was one of the graduates of Clemson College at the session Just recently closed. -Mason fruit jars-the kind you have always used: Quarts 9 8c. per dozen. Porcelain tops and rubbers. Walk a block and snve a dollar. 'Maynes cuts the price and sells the goods."-adv. -There will be preaching at Eb enezer church next Saturday ev?uing at 8 o'clock and Sunday morning at 1 I o'clock. Kev. U. F. Jones, pastor, will conduct the services. - Klaren Bitter is absent from Walhalla for a time, being off on a vacation of short duration. During his absence his place al the Blue Itidgc railway office is being lilied hy "Wlx" Hughs, of Richland, who is stopping willi his brother, T. II. Hughs, agent for the Blue Kidgo at Walhalla. ?AV. V. Smith and two children, iii' Louisville. Ga,, spent some time in and near Walhalla visiting among relu I ives last week. They were, thc guests of Mrs. C. A. Taylor, Mr. smith's mother-in-law. Mr. Smith has numerous friends in Oconee who are aways gad to see him. - Best grade shorts, $1.50 sack, .1. II. Alley, West Union, S. C adv. -Owing to the fact that the regu lar meeting day for the ll .D. C. will fall on July Ith, it is deemed ad visable to change the date to Wed nesday, July 6th, at .'. o'clock in the afternoon. The meeting will he held at the Civic League rest room. Mem bers are requested to keep .the change of date in mind, and to he present at tho meeting. - Electric bulbs, flash lights and halterios, Norman's Drug Store,Wal halla. S. C.-adv.-26-27. -J. H. Karie, as attorney for th( .National Surety Co., ol' New York handed Ibo county treasurer yester day a check for $1,000, payment ir foil of the loss under the lidolitj bond of Thos. A. Smith. ex-Super intendonl of Education of Oconee This payment has been handled ver.) promptly and satisfactorily and ai soon as the proofs could he submit tod. -'Elegant line of box candies a Norman's Drug store, Walhalla, S.C -adV.-2 6-2 7. -c, .s. Goodgion, Superintcnden of Fd tl ca ti on of Anderson county j was among the business visitors t( Walhalla during til?-* past week. ,F1< , was hore in tho interest of ScllOO work, hoing engaged with Supt. o Fd u cn Hon L. c. Spca res, of Oconee ' in checking up the accounts of thosi ! county line districts which lie parti; in Oconee and partly in Andcrsoi I county. During Iiis slay in Wal halla IK? was the guest of Supt. ant Mrs. Spca res. -'Hay, feedstuff and Hour, .j, H Alley. West Union, S. C. adv. - Wo are requested io announC' that there will be Children's Da; services at 'Rocky Knoll church nex Sunday. July 3d. An Interesting pro gram is being arranged. Sunda; school will be at the usual hour, th children's exercises beginning ?it 1 o'clock. The afternoon will be give: to singing. Messrs. Hale, Smith. Mor ton and Murphreo will be present 'All singers and lovers of music ar cordially invited to come and brill song books and well-filled haskett 'Let's all join in having a great da of song and edifying exercise-?. * - View cards ?md stationery a Norman's Drug Store, Walhalla. adv.-26-27. GoodridiT?re Price Reduction applies to a l sizes without reservation The name of Goodrich on a tice means just one diing-quality. And that aualiry is always the highest that can be produced. Each tire is specially designed for the ser vice it must deliver. Goodrich Fabrics, in the popular sizes, have established them selves as unusual values from the stand point of real economy. Silvertown Cords in their class have always held first place in the esteem of motorists, not only be cause of their symmetrical perfection of finish, but furthermore, by reason of their long life, complete dependability and sat isfactory performance. Your dealer will supply you at these fair prices: SILVERTOWN CORDS sizn 30x3* 32x3* 32x4 33x4 32x4* 33x4* 34x4* 33x5 35x5 Ami-Skid S.itVcy Trend $24*50 32.90 41.85 43.10 4730 48.40 49.65 58.90 61.90 TUBES $2.55 2.90 3.55 3*70 4.50 4.65 4.75 5.55 5*80 Thean ti sir (I safety tread Sivettom? Coiu 20% Lower Prices The Goodrich price reduction which took efie? May 2nd wa? Wtthmit reservation, lt included SHvortxywns together with Good rkhPahrfc eke? andOoodrkfa Red and Gray inner tabes. Smooth Safety Safety 30x5 FABRIC TIRES m.?0 ] |Safctvl3lxWI 30x3 30x3i 13.45 16.00 Safety Safety 32x4 33x4 26.90 2830 THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY oAkvcn, Ohio Watch in the next week's paper for the an nouncement of our great and sensational July Clearance Sale Which will be the biggest one we ever held and one that will more than ever arouse the interest of the public and inspire a great buy ing spirit with its many Astonishing Bargains WATCH FOR OUR BIG POSTERS L. BLUMENTHAL, WESTMINSTER, S. C. - Mis? Ethel Counts had as her guests this week 'Miss Christine South, State demonstration agent, and Miss Elizaoth Forney, dairying agent, both of Rock I lill, and Miss Watkins, of Greenville, tito Piedmont district agent. These young ladies are doing a wonderful work through out tito rural districts. Miss Counts, Oconeo's homo demonstration agent, deserves groat credit for the splen did work abo has 'been and is still doing. Sho is untiring in hor offorts for tho betterment of conditions throughout the country, and she tells us that she moots with splendid sup port and co-operation wherever sho goes. Oconeo county is certainly to bo congratulated on having secured (bo services of so ablo an agont as Miss Counts. - Thirteen pounds of standard granulated sugar for 00c. Walk a block and savo ti dollar. 'Maynes cuts tho price and sells tho goods." -adv. Other I ann la on Fourth Page.