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ONE CENT A WORD (Small advertisement* under this beading inserted at rate of ona cent a word per insertion. Four Insertions for price of j three.) (NOTICE.-No advertisement ac cepted for tills column for loss tliau 16 cents, one insertion.) FOR SALK.- Lookout Mountain Potatoes. IL W. BRANDT, Walhalla. S. C. _29 *_ MON KV 'Kl I/OAN on Improved Farm Lauds. It. 10. BRUCE, JMck ens, S. C. 26-tf FOR SA LE - My Farm of 140 acres, on Keowee River. Apply to D. H. ALEXANDER, Toccoa, Ga. ^4-tf TWO FORDS, One Chevrolet, One Maxwell Second Cars for sale cheap. T. 10. A LIO A NI) IO lt, Walhalla, S. C. 27- tr._ LOST-A Coal, on Tamassee road, hoi ween Nichols' store and Walhalla. Finder please leave ul Keowee Cou rin- ellice. M RS. W. J. EDMONDS, York. S. C. 29? WANTED-Tire Saleamn to sell Low-priced Guaranteed Tires. Ex ceptionally good commission. IG'RR OAK CORI) Tl RIO CO,. Burr Oak. Mich. 28-29 LOST- IMllU Cameo Itrooch, oil Main street, between Tabalon stn .! am! Norman Co.'s Store. Finder will please notify MISS ANNIE SCHRO DER, Walhalla. S. C. 2S-29 FOB SA LE.- 1 have accepted die superintendency of the schools ol' Tnl hnttnn. Gil., and would sell my hollie at a uargain. l?ense contains six rill ,MS, bath, pantry, hall. I wo porch es; on la ree lot. T. IO. DUKES. Wal halla. S. C. 29' CIVIL SERVICE LAMINATIONS! tor vacancies in Costello e. Railway Mail, Government Departments. Men. woman, over 17. $120 monthly, ex perience unnecessary. For tree par ticulars write .1. LEONARD I former | Civil Service lO.xaminer, i all Equt talde Building, Washington, I). C. 2 9- 32 * WATKINS SUMMER DRINKS and Watkins Cocoanut Oil Shampoo and a big linc of over LIT oilier Quality Products aro big sellers. We want a lady or gentleman agent in Wal halla and other vacant cities. Write to-day for freo sample and particu lars. J. R. WATKINS CO.. 66. New York, N. Y. 27-30* FOR SALE-S"WS? Mauldin and Tugaloo Streets, Seven-room House, 3 Porches, 2 Halls; Electric Lights; Eight Stall Barn and Garage; Good Well. ,1. TM MOSER, tf Walhalla, S. C. ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Mauldin Street, Walhalla, S. C. SERVICES ON THE FOURTH SUN DAY OF EA CH MONTH. Sacrament of Penance. . . .9.30 a. m. Mass and Sermon.10.00 a. m. Reverend 'Thomas J, Mackie, Rector. P. O. Pox 82, Anderson. S. C. A Special Communication of Blue pc?7jrr?rt?| Ridge Lodge, No. 9 2, A. F. Ij&^i M., will bo held Friday St .Vol) o'clock. Work in First Degree. Visiting brothers welcome. J. B. S. DENDY, W. M. W. O. WillT10, Secretary. (adv) *H"W'.I"*?*?I*frfrfr ?I*frfrfr"I*frfrfrfr fr LOCAL AND PERSONAL, fr frfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfr frfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfr All kinds of rooting metal, rub ber and wool al J. II. Alley's, West Union, S. C. adv.-29-30. -Mrs. .1. N. Sharp, who has been visiting at the home o? Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Grant .returned lo her home in Columbio Monday. Willie Itrandt is among those attending the Sunday School 'Train ing Class this and last week at Summerlaiil College (Lutheran) at Leesville. Mr. Brunit will return to In's home here this week. -.lames W .Harrison, of Manning, spent the week-end here visiting his mother. Mrs. G. A. Harrison, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Harri son. ".lim'' has numerous friends here who are always glad lo see him. Well! Well! Here it is: Coats' thread. I Ti0-yaI'd spools, ftc.; best grade oil . loth 2Sc; 20 yards sheer ing 99c.; gingham I Oe. tip ; Turkish and huck towels | Oe; good size, l inch doilies. 10c.; 33-inch figured curtain goods mc per yard; one I tl cent can Air Float talcum powder and ftc. puff, holli for lOc; one can 35c. size Mention's borated talcum powder and one l Oe. puff, both for "Sc.; ladies' gauze vests I tic. Von don't know how our dry goods and notion trade is growing unless you have been saving here. Why do you want to spend all of the money you and your folks work for when you purchase au article" Hadn't you rather buy the same article for lest and take the change hack home' AValk a block and save n dollar 'Maynes cuts the price and sells th. goods."- a dv. -Miss Helen Holt, of Memphis, Tenn., ls visiting her cousin, Mrs. W. H. Hamilton. -Miss isabelle Macaulay, ot An derson, was the week-end guest of her mother, Mrs. Hettie Macaulay, and family. -All makes standard sewing ma chine needles at Moss & Ansel's,Wal halla.-adv.-24-tf. -13 road Us Thompson, of Hamlet, N. C., is spending the balance of the vacation period with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. li. L. Herndon. - Misses Florence Iletrlck and .Inila Kaufmann left last Thursday for Leesville, S. C., where they are attending tho Lutheran Sunduy School Training Class at Summerland College. They will return to Walhalla this week. Dr, and Mrs. C. P. Corn, of John ston, who have been for tho past week with .Mrs. Corn's parents, Mr. aili Mrs. W. A. Strother, loft Mon day for Clayton, tia., and other points in the mountains before re turning to their home, - -Farmers, wo have anything voa need in holts. See us for hardware. .1. II. Ailey. Wes! I nion, S. C. adv. 20-?U?. Misses Frunces and Edith Cur ler leil lasl week for Milledgoville, Ca., lo visil relativos In thal place. Mi.-s Mildred Curler spent the neck end with lier aunt in Milledgevillc. Tit" young holies made the t:;i by automobile. Hie car being driv n hy their brother, Alden Carter. All those interested in Ibo I tot li ol Presbyterian church cemetery are requested lo be ni the cometer;.' on Friday, July -j-jd. as early as possi ble, prepared lo help in the work ol' cleaning oft' the cemetery. Plea so bring tools suitable for thc work and also a well-filled basket, and he pre pared to spend tho day. - We aro requested to announce that Kev. J. T. Mann, tho blind evan gelist, of Anderson, will be with Pas tor it. E. Jones next Sunday. July 21th, and will preach for him at the following churches: Salem at 11 o'clock a. ni . Fall Creek at ?L?10 p. m., and at Moon's Creek at S p. in. A cordial Invitation is extended to ?ill to attend these meetings. - H. Kaimeter, of Charleston, ar rived in Walhalla last week and is spending a vacation here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Meihurg. Mr. Kangoter hopes to he able to spend the remainder of the summer here, but this will dopend on condl I lions in Charleston, and he may be called home by wire at any time. Ho has numerous friends here who aro always glad to welcome him to our midst. The body of Lewis Manchen, which arrived in Walhalla Monday night last, July ?Mh. will be inter red to-morrow (Thursday) at ({ocky Knoll cemetery, al I i>. m. Mr. Man chen was killed somewhere in France <m Oct. L*::. 1018. shortly after his arrival the front in Europe, lie was 2?! years of agc when he lost his lifo. Ile was horn near Walhalla and had many friends who have mourned his untimely death. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. /. Man chen, the former now deceased, ?ind besides h i s toot her, he is survived by live brothers and two sisters--AV. J. and W. c. Manchen, of Quincy, Wash.; L. (). Blauchott, of Pied mont, and W. s. and P. E. Mnnchett, of Walhalla; Mrs. Rifle Crow. Tuella. Wash,, and Mrs. George Singleton, of near Seneca. Mr. Mnnchett was one of the first of the regular forces of the Pulled State-- lo give his life for his country in the World, War. Tugaloo Tribune, July 12: Miss Janie Elvira Holcombe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holcombe, of Westminster, is dead. This beauti ful young life came to a close of 1 2. l? Monday afternoon. July I'.. lie had boon seriously ill of typhoid pneumo nia for twelve days. Everything pos sible was done for her recovery, but Cod in Mis providence lias removed her from earth to (he home where there is no sickness and pain. Miss Holcombe was bright, lovable and modest, and she ' tuted her friends hy the circle, of her acquaintances. While a pupil of the Westminster High School she was greatly admired hy both teachers and pupils. She graduated in May, I?L'O, and taught In the Kiehlnnd school last session, and so ably did she fill this position that she was re-elected for (he next lorin. The deceased was very young only seventeen, having been born on May 12. 1902. Some years ago she united with (he Westminster Metho ' dist church and was a beau! ifni young Christian. Besides her heart broken parents Hie following broth i ors and sisters survive: Floyd liol combo and Mrs .1. K. Dillard, West minster; Hatchford Holcombe. Perth I A m hoy, X. J.; John C. Holcombe, i assistant postmaster here, and Wel i 1er. William. Malinda and Frank, al ' home. The father, mother, brothers . and sisters have (he sincere sympa . thy of a wide circle of friends in j their sore bereavement, -A. P. Ernest left Monday for Ohio and Indiana, going through the country in his car. -Miss Emmie Ansel left Monday for Fairview, where she will be en gaged in teaching the summer lerm in the Fairview school. -Mrs. J. A. Clinkscales, of Starr, S. C., who has been visiting her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. A. tirant, left Tuesday for her home. - Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Bell are spending t li is week at Clayton. (Sa. They left yesterday, and will proba bly return Saturday or Sunday. -Let us show you the new Dort ear. You will bo surprised at the looks, performance and price. Bal langer Hardware and Furniture Co., Seneca, S. C.-- adv.-29-30. --T. E. Dunes has accepted tho superintendency of schools at Tal botton, (Sa., and after the vacation period he and his family will move to that place. Mr. and Mrs. Dukes will carry with them the best wishes of numerous friends here and else- ? where in South Carolina. - Protracted services will begin at Bethel Presbyterian Church next Sunday afternoon. July 24th, al 3.30 o'clock. Tho preaching at these ser vices will bo by Kev. S. YV. 1 ?aHose, ol' the Easloy Presbyterian church, The public is cordially invited to at tend any?and all of these meetings. There will bo service- al St. John's Episcopal church, Walhalla, next Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock, ami on Saturday afternoon .". o'clock there will be a children's service. Holli services will bc con ducted by tho pastor. Kev. tiny Fra ser, of Anderson. The public is cor dially invited to attend all services at the Episcopal church. -.lust received a nice line ol best wool libre '.ixl 2-foot arl squares; $ IS.DD values, at $10.00. J. H. Al ley, West I'nion. S. C.-adv.-2il.-30. - We are in receipt of a letter from E. M. Humby, in which ho en closed remittance for a year's re newal of subscription with the very kind reniai k that "I can't do without our old home paper, Tho Courier." Mr. ll amby also notes that In his section they are having fine showers and that crops are looking well. He now resides at Rabun Oap, Qa., but was formerly a resident of the Moun tain Rest section of Oconee. -Quite a party of Charlestonlans arrived In Walhalla and are stop ping at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Molburg. The pa'rjty con sists of Mrs. Rodenberg. H. H. Puck haber and son William, Mr. and Mrs. J. l-l. W. Schwecke, Mrs. Lena Pue.k haber, Mrs. Mamie Martin and three children and Mrs. J. C. Olaussen and son. There are many friends of the various ni em be rs ol' the party who are delighted to welcome them into our midst again. They will be hore for a week or ten days yet. -A bridge party of much pleasure was one of last Wednesday morning. Which Miss Julia Maxwell gavo in compliment to Mrs. C. P. Corn, of Johnston. The inviting sitting room, where two tables were placed for the games, was made attractive with a variety of cut Howers and fems. Many exciting games were played, and when time was called Miss Eloise Strother held top score and won a handsome deck of cards. Tho guest of honor was presented with a beau tiful mederla handkerchief. A deli cious luncheon was served ihe guests hy the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Char lie Humphries and Miss sue Max well. - We have a large slock of chains - log chains, trace chains, breast chains, cow cha i ns, well chains, dog chains and watchchains, J. H. Alley, West I'nion. S. C.- ad v.-:.'!.. 30. - Several sections of our county had quite severe storms last week, and some damage to crops is report ed. In the Fairfield section Fred. Rusch reports a terrific wind accom panied hy heavy rain Tuesday even of last week. Crops, he reports, wero badly blown and beaten down, but without serious damage, he thought. In tho Oconee Creek section on the day following there was severe wind, rain and hail, and crops in certain localities there are reported badly damaged, especially by tho hail, which in some instances is reported to have practically ?triplied corn and cotton almost to the lune stalk. In most cases, however, il has been our observation that Inst appearances are much .verse (han actual results after the crops have had a day or two to recuperate, ami wc trust that Hus will prove no exception to the rule. If the reports that have come to us prove correct in regard to the crops in the Oconee Creek section some of the farmers Cnere aro very hard hit, and (heir crops will hardly be abbi to regain much of Iheir vigor and prospect that were so apparent in the recent past. Wo have a new Ford ton-truck i with pneumatic tires at a bargain to any one interested. Ballenger Hard I ware and Furniture Co., Seneca, S.C. adv. 20-3 0. / "THE MONEY.YOU DO DOUBLE MC Don't build or repair < job of it with genuine Inilit on "Tide Water" Cy pren - you can Iden tify it by this mark. ; the wood that defies dec saves your money. "He who i Write us for Hst of FREE 1 and no substitutes" from y SOUTHERN CYP1 soo YOUR LOCAL DEALER WILL SI -Hov. Li. W. Langston is spend-j ing bis vacation period in Arizona. y - Miss Bello Stribling, of Rich- ' land, is visiting Miss Tabitha Strib ling, near town, this week. - Rev. E. p. Taylor returned last week from a pleasant visit to Iiis son. Dr. Taylor, and family, at Rnteshurg. .Mrs. Mamie Pagan and little granddaughter, Mary sterns, of .Jack sonville, Fla., aro visiting Mrs. Pa gan's sister and niece, Mrs. ll. ll. Legare and Mrs. Coo. M. Ansel. -The Parsonage Aid Society of , tiie Walhalla Methodist church will meet to-morrow (Thursday) after noon at 8.80 o'clock with Mrs. W. O. White. A full attendance of the mem bers is desired. - Have you seen tho rfew Dort automobile? If interested in a car. ask. for demonstration. Rallonger Hardware and Furniture Co., Seneca, S. C.-adv.-29-30. -Jack M. Strother, of Louisville, Ca., who has been spending some time hore with his family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Verner, near town, left yesterday for his home to look after business matters. -Tugaloo Tribune, July 12th : While seining in Reedy river last Friday David M. Peden, of Fountain Inn, was drowned. Mr. Peden was a son of Stewart Peden, a prominent citizen of the Fairview section. He was a cousin of T. C. Peden and T. Peden Anderson, of Westminster. -Mrs. Jesse W. Rankin left Mon day to assume charge of the school at Norton, where she bas charge as principal. The present session will cover a period of two months. Mrs. Rankin was principal of the Norton school during tho full session last year. -The Oak Grove school invites all patrons and persons living in the community to go out to the school house al l o'clock Friday afternoon. July 22d. Superintendent of Educa tion L. C. Speares and J. P. Coates, superintendent of the Seneca High School, will bo present. Some mat ters of interest will ho discussed. - Mrs. W. J. Edmonds, of York, was in Walhalla for a short while Monday, on her way home after a pleasant visit of two weeks in sev eral sections around Walhalla. Mrs. Edmonds has many friends in this her old home county who were de lighted to meet her again. Before marriage she was a Miss Duncan. -Why do you pay more when you can buy Kellog's corn Hakes at 10c, Quaker oats 10c, shredded wheat I5c; 2 Vi pounds Snowdown cake flour 30c; sliced and grilled pine apple. 35c; pint of Wesson cooking oil 30c, (tuart 55c; one gallon Rino Label Karo Toe, half gallon 35c; one gallon Red Label Karo She, half gallon inc.; Hagle brand milk 25c; VanCa nip's milk ?'c.; Vi?-lb. Rumford baking powder I Sc.; Vi-lb. Lipton's tea 20c, half pound 40c, ono pound soc.; small jar White House vinegar 17c. half gallon (ile? All the above articles aro the grade and kind you are buying at a higher price. Walk a block and save a dol lar. 'Maynes cuts Hie price and sells tho goods." adv. Thunder Cause of sholl Shock. New York. July is. A sudden cia]) of thunder in last Friday's storm is believed hy physicians to have revived shell shock symptoms in Lieut. George llam?n, of Ardmore, Okla,, who ls being treated in a hos pital hero to-day. Lieut, llam?n was found wander ing in Woo llnwkcn, X. ,L, a victim of aphasia. A letter in his pocket addressed to a relative in Ardmore by the lieutenant Said physicians had warned him that a sudden noise, might bring about a recurroneo of his ailment, contracted in France. Lieut, llam?n is a nephew of the lato Jake L. llam?n. Republican Na tional committeeman for Oklahoma. Subscribe for Tho Courier. (BPS'.) N'T HAVE TO SPEND ON REPAIRS IS ALL PROFIT." )NEY'S-WORTH IN LUMBER aver and over again. 'Make a "one-time" everlasting CYPRESS Insist on "Tide Water'' Cypreta-you can iden tify it by this mark. THE WOOD ETERNAL" - ay, lasts practically forever, averts further repair bills and ises Cypress builds but once." PLANS for farm buildings-but In the meantime insist on44 CYPRESS our local lumber dealer- no matter for what purpose you buy. Address RESS MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION (indium lluiltltng, .Jacksonville, Pla. JPPLY YOU. IF HE HASN'T ENOUGH CYPRESS LET US KNOW AT ONCE. ri j san . ^SKa 'SS* vf- '.i" iv Big Reduction i IM Ladies' Slippers We offer our entire line of , Utz & Dunn Slippers at $3.50 the Pair. C. W. Pitchford, Walhalla, S. C. Auto Tires and Tubes Now is thc time to buy tires and tubes, for an old tire will blow-out with you on a Hot Day when you are many miles from home. Don't wait until you have io buy-have your lamps full of oil. We have the agency for the Kelley Springfield Tires and Tubes-the best that's made. Prices are right. 10,000 Miles Guarantee. You will save money in the long run by buying Kelley Springfield Tires and Tubes. Whitmire-Marett Hardware Co. Westminster, - Walhalla, South Carolina. MASTER'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF OCONEE. In Court of Common Pleas. Pursuant to decree of tho afore sad Court, in Hie case named below, 1 will offer for sale, lo the highest bidder, In front of Hie Court House door, at Walhalla, South Carolina, on MONDAY, tho 1st day of August, 1921) between the legal hours of sale, tho lot of land below described: cd: Lula Williams, Plaintiff, against George Ilix, Joe Davis, nock Davis, Dud Brown, Leander Drown, and all other Heirs of Josie Wright Mix, Defendants. All that certain piece, parcel or lol of land lying and being in tho town of Seneca, County of Oconee, State of South Carolina, bounded on the north by South Second Street, on the west by Walnut. Street, on the south by Dudley Drown, ?md on tin east by Nathaniel Williams, and con taining about three-eighths of an acre, more or less. Terms of Sale.-CASH. That In event of failure of the purchaser, or purchasers, to comply with the terms of sale within five days from day of salo, Hie Master do re-advertise and re-sell said premises on Ibo following Saleday, or some convenient Saleday thereafter, at the same place and on the same terms as heretofore set out. at the risk of the former purchaser, or purchasers, and that he do con tinue so lo do until he has found a purchaser, or purchasers, who com ply with the terms of sale. Purchaser to pay extra for papers and stamp. W. O. WHITE, .Master for Oconeo County, S. C. .Inly 13, 1921. 2X-30 Soulhern Ity. Hridgo Collapse?. Spnrtanburg, .Inly 16.-All traille between Spnrtanburg and Ashevlllo on the Southern railway has been cut off until some time to-morrow by the collapse of the bridge over Motlow's creek, near Campobollo, this morning while a freight train was passing over it Tho engine and tender had passed over safely, but eight coal cars wore carried down in Ibo crash. There were no Injuries. Work crews were summoned nt once, but lt ls stated that the lino can not be cleared before noon to-morrow.