Thc Stores of a thousand-gil
You'll be surprised if you
wonderful gifts that can be s
sortment of Christmas Gifts,
the price. This Christmas ?
values than ever before. Ye
and we are never too busy t<
Fi. Harrison Mgr,
? Norman's Dry Goods Store.
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 (lils column for I ?tm than
it rt cents, ono Insertion.)
FOH SA I<E-Corn in iho shuck at
market price, il. I). Ill E.MANN, Wal
halla, S. C. 46-tf
MONET TO IX>AN on Improved
Farm Lands, lt. E. BRUCE, Pick
ens, S. C. 26-tt
NOTICE.-Tho Keowee Courier is
in position lo handle subscriptions
lo all the leading periodicals, WV
will appreciate your business.
FRUIT TREES ol* vorious ages,
Any one wishing Good Trees see mo
at once. s. .1. ISDELL, Walhalla, S.
C. I 9-5 2 *
POLAND CHINA DA (Ht.- Thor
oughbred.-Servico offered lo public.
For fee, particulars, etc., see or write
W. W. FOWLER, Walhalla, S. l\, Rt.
3. 47-50 _
HIDES WANTED.- ?100.(MU) lbs.
Reef Hides wanted by Dec. 30. Must
have them. Prices right. "The Up-'
Town Man," RICHARD OELKERS,
Walhalla. S.J3. 4'J-tf
WANTED - LOAN. - $2.000.00,
secured by mortgage on farm within
tlvo minutes' walk of Court llous<i,
Walhalla, S. C. Apply at COURIER
OFFICE for particulars. 10-.")0
FOR SADE-House and Lot in
town of Walhalla, on northeast cor
ner of College ann. ErvIn streets. Has
six rooms; lot contains ono acre. For
particulars see W. C. HUGHS. 4 4-tf
FOR SALE - One Horse, foui
Mules, two One-horso Wagons, one
Two-horse Wagon, two Automobiles.
For cash or on easy terms. T. E.
ALEXANDER, Walhalla, S. C 35-tf
1??ST-Two five-gallon Oil Cans,
between Rurni Tanyard and Green's
Store, Salem. Return to GREEN'S
STORE, ISSAQUENA PILLI NO STA
TION or WEST I XION OIL MILL,
and get reward. l!?-(f
WANTED-Ono good, gentle Cow.
not over six years old, giving 2 VJ "
.*{ gallons milk dally. Also want on?
good fat Hog weighing IJ?O lo IT">
pounds, dressed and delivered. 1 >< -
scribe cow and name; price on cow
and hog. \V. H. HUGHS, Richland,
S. C. 10-30
PHOTOGRAPHY and Enlarging
Wo have rented Miss Carver's Photo
graph (hillery nt Seneca and have
taken over tho business, with good
will. Prepared to do First-class Pho
tography and Enlarging. Will ho
glad to have all Oconee friends desir
ing Photograph Work dono call on
ns. All work guaranteed, Prices rea
sonable. \V. M. EDWARDS &
DAUGHTER. Seneca, S. C. ?T-?O*
MA RETT'S IMPROVED WAN NA
MA KER CLEVELAND RIG DOLL
Cotton Seed, grown and improved in
Oconee County. Special attention to
earliness. No top crop picked. Din
ned on private gin, for maximum
purity. Our farms made $ 1 1,322.00,
net, this year, counting the seed ai
.ordinary prices, or 3i> per cent on
our investment. See us at once if
you would Uko to buy any of our
Seed. MARETT FARM AND SEED
(CO., Westminster, s. C. fr0-l
Tho b^st ls always tho cheapest.
Sometimes tho cheapest ls tho best.
Any way you tako lt, The Courier
-.Hts the bill. Rest and cheapest. It
takes inly $i.oo io got Til?? Counter
for a year, but it t&kes thl'.t-and In
?dvaneo. No credit \o anybody.
ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURCH,
Mauldin Street. Walhalla, S. C.
SERVICES ON THE FOURTH SUN
DAY OF EA O ll MONTH.
Sacrament of Penance. . . .9.30 a. ni.
Mass and {Sermon.10.00 a. m.
Reverend Thomas J, Mackin,
Rector.
P. o. nox 82. Anderson, s. c
if
KEEP US
Send In Your Order f
plies Now and Let I
NUTS-20c, 35c. and 40c.
CANDIES-J 5c, 20c, 25c,
ORANGES-Crates, 1-2 Cr
APPLES-Boxes, 1-2 BOXCJ
RAISINS, COCA NUT'S,
J>J> Phone 28 for "
., CASH G RO?
^- -
IAN'S ?
ts. Presents for everybody,
visit these stores to see tne
elected from our large as
and also at the lowness of
Sale offers more and bigger
)U are welcome at all times
5 serve you.
Irian Drug Store,
JAS. H. NORMAN,
WANTED-Man with car to sell
low priced Cruhain Tires. $1.10.00
per week and commissions. Cl HA
HA M TIRIO CO.. 315D Boulevard,
Henton Harbor, Mich. 60*
CI.KItKS, for Postal Mail and Gov
ernment Field Service. $125 month.
Experience unnecessary. For free
particulars of examinations, instruc
tion, write J. LEONARD, (former
Civil Service Examiner,) 5 1 1 Equita
ble Bldg., Washington. D. C. 52*
?J? ? J ? ?J* . ? 4 ?J? ?J? ?J? mXm ?J? ?J? ?J* ?J? ?J?
liOCAL AND PERSONAL, ?fr
?-For Stile- High class hard and
soft brick. Arthur Drown, Walhalla,
S. c.- adv.- i:i-tf.
.Mrs. A. K. Callas, of West l'n
lon, and daughter, Mrs. A. A. Hub
bard, of Walhalla Route 2, have re
turned to their homes from a v'sit to
relatives in Washington, I). C., and
Woodbridge, Va.
See our felt shoes for Christmas
presents. C. W. & .1. Iv Bnukllighl.
--adv.
-Will F. Helrick, of Gainesville,
Gu., was in Walhalla Thursday of
last week for a short while, stopping
over on Iiis way home from Philadel
phia and New York, where he had
been on business for his mills. Mr.
Hetrlck has numerous friends hero
Who are always glad to see him.
- When hunting Santa Claus don't
forgot the nice line of handkerchelfs.
dolls, toys, fruits, etc., at O. H. Schu
macher's, Walhalla- adv. 50-") 1*
-Mrs. P. L. Green, secretary nf
the Salem R. S. I. A., requests the
announcement that thp association
will give a carnival, fish pond an 1
cake walk at the Salem school house
next Wednesday night, Dec. 21st, be
ginning at 7.20 o'clock. A cord:
invitation is extended to everybody.
-Until further notice we will ex
change one ton of 7 per cent bright
rot ton seed meal for one ton of good,
dry and sound cotton seed. Westmin
ster Oil and Fertilizer Co.-adv. 61.
- Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Davis, ot
Fair Play, were appreciated callers
at The Courier oflice last Saturday.
We were indeed glad to welcome
them, especially so in view of the
fact that it was Mrs. Davis's llrst
visit to Walhalla, though she has
lived comparatively near our town
for a number of years.
All wo ask is for you to call at
Bell's Drug Store. The goods will
tell i hemselves.-adv.
-There will bo services at St.
John's (episcopal church on Thurs
day afternoon (to-morrow) at three
o'clock, Kev. Ceo. 15. ZtVhnry, rector,
i)f Clemson College, lo conduct the
cervices. The public is cordially in
vited to attend the service, and all
members of the church are urged to
1)0 present.
-Oranges! Oranges! -- We have
hem, bought in quantities, to arrive
In a few days. The price is right.
*ec us before you buy. Walk a block
ind save a dollar. 'Maynes cuts the
[)rlce and sells the goods."-adv.
- Mrs. A. J, M. Dillingsley has ?,f
rome a permanent citizen of Wal
halla, having recently purchased the
residence vacated by A. P. Crisp and
family, who moved to Newberry. Mrs
Billingsley moved to Walhalla from
the Whetstone section more than a
year ago, but until now had been
renting rooms. We are glad Indeed
to number this good lady among our
citizens.
-lt will pay you to buy your dour
nt .1. II. Alley's. We keep all kinds
ind we are selling the best patent at
$7.50 barrel. .1. II. Alley, West l n
lon, s. c. -adv.-'10-r?2.
- We are requested by Mrs. Geo.
f<. Broom, secretary of the associa
lion, to announce thal the Oak Grove
-School improvement Association will
neel at the Oak Grove school house
joxt Friday afternoon. DIM-. I ('.th. a?
; o'clock. All parents are urged tn
ie present, as it is desired to elect
low officers. This is necessary, as
?oine of the present officers are going
o move out of the community.
. -lTntil further notice we will ex
hange one ton of 7 per cent bright
?otton seed meal for one ton of good,
Iry and sound cotton seed. Wesimin
ter oil and Fertilizer Co.-adv. 61.
i ll I ??-? ? ? I.- -. ITT .ii. M I ^^W.
IN Ml??P
or Christmas Sup
Js Worry for You.
lb.
30c, 50c. and 60c.
ates and Dozens.
? and Dozens.
DATES, BANANAS.
Your Store. jtjt
CERY co.
1
\
I ll I 111 ? .?? IIB I ll I ? I ?? -1-i|l ^ I .1.11 I ^????llll ' '
-We have pienty of those goo<
Enterprise sausage mills. J. H. Al
loy, West Union, S. C.-adv.-49-52.
-Miss Alice Platt, of Qranitevllle
I is visiting her sister, Mrs. E.L. Hern
don.
-Ties and handkerchiefs in Xina
boxes. C. W. & J! E.- Dauknlght.-a<
- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Perrin, o
Seneca, spent tho past week-end ii
Walhalla with Mrs. Perrln's inothei
Mrs. liol tie Macaulay.
- The Westminster OH- and Ker
tlllzer Co. will operate their gins fo
full time until Dec. 24.-ady.-49-50
-Tho Ladies' Aid Society of th
Walhalla Methodist will meet Thun
day (to-morrow) afternoon at thrc
o'clock with Mrs. J. R. Earle.
-The last and only gin day fe
Walhalla and West Union gins wi
?be Thursday, Dec. 22. Dring all you
cotton that day. Lust chance th
year.-adv.
-We are requested to annoum
that there will he an entertninmei
at Oconee Station school liouso c
.Friday afternoon, Dec. 23. at hal
past o'clock, for the benefit of tl
school. Cake and coffee will be sol
-All kinds of feedstuffs for mn
and beast. J. H. Alley, West Pulo
S. C.--adv.-1 !)-.")2.
- Mrs. M. lt. McDonald and chi
dren have been in Columbia for se
oral days with Mrs. .McDonald's in
thor. Mr. McDonald left this mor
lng to join his family and'will retui
with them next Sunday.
- lt will pay yon to call at Dell
Drug Store. Most attractive prie
offered.- adv.
-Tho regular Sunday service
the Seventh Day Adventist chun
will bo held at tile church next Su
day evening ?it 7 "Clock Kider I
Pu ii koko will speak on the stthje<
"Is dod Particular?" The song se
vice will begin promptly at 7 o'cloe
- Let US save you money on yo
Ch,Istmas candy. We know we ca
because our prices are righi. Con
and get yours. You can pay more
but why? Walk a block and save
dollar, ".laynes <-uis the price ai
sells the goods." adv.
- Wo are requested lo nnnoun
that the Zion school improveme
Association will meet at the sehe
house on Thursday night, Dec. 22
at 7.3 0 o'clock. There will be a she
program, after which the ladies w
sell cakes and coffee. Everybody
Invited to attend and help enjoy I
evening.
-All Queen Quality shoes un
Xmas $5.00; worth from $0.00
$10.00. C. W. & J, E. Bauknlght.
adv.
-'Bryant Washburn, in "Burg
Proof," will be the attraction at T
Star Theatre, Walhalla, to-morr
(Thursday) night. Those who ht
seen Bryant Washburn will be i
lighted to have another opportun
to see him. Those who have not se
him will be moro than repaid if ti
do so Thursday night.
-Nuts, raisins, apples, oram
and candy. Special pyic& in quai
ties. See us before yoir buy for ye
Xmas trees. C. W. & J. E. Bal
night, Walhalla.--adv.
- We are requested to annoui
that there will be a box supper
Oconee Creek school building
Friday evening. Dec. 16th, ben
ning at 7 o'clock. Refreshments \
be served. The community will
glad to hilve as many girls as po
hie bring boxes. The public, is e
dially invited to attend.
- OOO cures bilious fever.-ad'
-Married, at tho residence of
olliciating minister. Rev. M. J. St
sell, on Sunday. Dec. ll, Miss E
Mae Hardin and A. A. Corn. .\
Corn is a daughter of Mr. and \
T. W. Hardin and the groom I
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Corn,
are of tho Fairview section of
county. The many friends of
young eouplo will join with The C
rim- in extending congratulations ;
best wishes.
- If you want a sweater cheap
us. C. W. & J. E. Dauknlght.-at
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McMahan
Woodbridge, Va., announce the n
riage of their daughter, Caroline
vis. to Marvin Allan Petrea, of C
cord, X. C., the marriage ha\
been solemnized on the 24th of
vein ber. There are many friend!
thc bride in Oconee who will
with The Courier In extending e>
Rood wish to her. and hearty ?
ira Dilations lo the fortunate gre
.m winning the heart and hand
his fair young lady.
Dolls! Dolls! Dolls! -We 1
I hem from tic. up. There are no 1
[triced dolls at Jaynes's. You'll
surprised to see such dolls as cl
is we are selling them. You can
nore hut why? Walk a block
'ave a dollar, ".laynes cuts the p
md sells the. goods." adv.
Thoro are many in Walli
uni Oconee who will he intereste
ho announcement that Dr. .las
'rawford in a candidate in the
or the House of Representatives
lis home county in Ce'orgia. ll
tlonsanlly remembered in our t
ind octtnty, he having practiced
irofession in this section, wit!)
icadquarters at Walhalla, shortl;
er his graduation from the mei
ollego.
Don't forget Dell's Drug ?
loforo you buy your Christmas g
'ut glass, hand-painted china, t
rt ides, clocks, silverware, haski
hinnally's candles in attrai
ackagos; pretty lino of statioi
very goods, and toys of all desi
lons, -adv.
-Tho chairman for tho Tubo
mis Association for Walhalla
i extend most sincere thanks ti
lioso who have so choerfully
bole-hearledly responded to
orthy cause, both In buying an
.liing the Christmas soals. The
as not yet been reached, howe
nd lt is hoped that still others
^lunteod their services in an e
? dispose of more of the soals.
resent the seals aro for sale at
mirier oirtce and at Sassard's s
fxt to the postofHce.
.OOO cures chills and fever.
(Other Local Rema oil 1st POfi
JU FACE TO FACE 1
With an >recedented condition. The early season looked good-very good to the
Bee Hiv<an, and we bought heavily. Then all of a sudden things began going
wrong-on wouldn't do right, the weather kept unseasonably warm and the weevil
threatensnsequently we are about to carry too many goods into the new year. To
avert thfcpleasant condition we are going to put on our January Sale Prices at once,
and hav^ugurated thc greatest
SALE
\<ch Began Last Friday, Dec. 9th, and Runs
Through Saturday, Dec. 24th.
You'll t s a wonderful sale. From every angle it will be an unusual sale and an
unusiportunity for the traders of Oconce and adjoining counties. A forty-five
thousa>Har stock of new, seasonable, high grade merchandise turned loose in the
mightpod of genuine bargains. But, after ali we have said, or all the good things
we coT about this sale, the best thing we can say to you is:
?e /OME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF!
w v/iinsimas Presents
Mak*" friends glad with some of these useful
igs at our Christmas Sale Prices
HO VS" G LOVES, 75c.
Moy Seoul Stylo Leather Oloves,
75c.
I>KCKAU>-h (>k TOWEIiS.
Nothli's 11 moro ticcept
ubio gift>wels. Sixty iloy.cn
t<> u<> i':,'r' n,M* many
them ttein?v ?*".<.? "'W- at
most lllfr?" wish to pay.
"$1.75
$2.75
$2.00
l?|KX DAMASK
l>|a}r>uinask, warranted
?ill pur.'"- ?'?is
tuile-F.
l'.l) DAMASK.
<;onv''to<l Satin Damask
in \vU'atit'ri,? part linen
ami ai????lo Oj Eft
barged .?pl i JU
DoPtch above
at, sei.
GLOVES.
(;cyncb Kid Gloves, in
^f:"?.$1.98
nnLlPDERS, $1.25.
l?a House Slippers in
Moc? a,,<l Leather Soles
and s* M'l colors. Values
^"""..^..$1.25
S SCARFS.
M'comb or Plain Knit
with Leather Gauntlet
$1.00 values, at, pair . . .
HANDKERCHIEFS.
A most acceptable amt Inexpen
sive remembrance for mun, woman
or child. A most vnrled'nssortmeiit
is bore for your choosing. Linties'
Linen Embroidered Crepe de
Chine, Jap Silks, boxed; Men's
Linens, barred, colored borders ami
Silks at from BOC? each down to 5c.
Scat
Mer
ixed
08c
and
to.
$2.00
98c.
$1.90
SILK HOSIERY SPECIALS
Pure Thread Silk
Hose.
Heavy Silk and Fibre Hose,
Mercerized ribbed fl? 1 00
tops.?JMi??
Heavy full fashioned Silks,
Rlnck or White, regular
$2.50 values, now.
CROCHET SATIN SPREADS.
24 line Satin Spreads, the largo
H?ZO, in elegant Floral Patterns
$4.00 values-in this fl?Q QC
Salo at, each.$??niJ
KHINKLE SPRFADS, $1.05.
Dargo size Krinklo or Dimity
Spreads, very serviceable on ac
count of good appearance and tho
Washing qualities- fl?1 QC
$2.50 values, at each. . . y I IUU
20 PER CENT OFF HOYS' SPITS
FOR THIS SALK.
We marked them cheap in the
llrst place-the discount ls just
that much money in your pocket.
HOYS' CORDI ROY
SUITS, up to 0.
HOYS' $5.00 SUITS
lu tills Sale.
HOYS' $0.00 SPITS
In thia Sale.
HOYS' $7.50 SLITS
In this Sale.j,
HOYS' $0.00 SUITS
lu this Salo.
HOYS' $10 SUITS
In this Sale.
HOYS' $12.50
SUITS-lu this Sale.
?1 GK
?y I nio
$3.95
$4.95
$5.95
$8.75
$7.50
$10.00
GREAT CLOTHING SALE.
Unprecedented at this season of
the year. The cut for this sale in
this department ls around 25 per
cent oil. Taking our regular tow
prices into consideration, this re
duction makes bargains that, you
can't alford to pass by.
MEN'S $15.00
SUITS-Now ... .
$18.00 Men's or
Young Men's Suits
$21.50 Men's or
Young Men's Suits.
$25.OO Men's or
Young Men's Suits.
$30.0<> Men's or
Young Men's Suits.
$32.50 Men's or
Young Men's Suits,
$11.50
$13.75
$16.50
$19.50
$22.50
$24.50
ION SUITS, 85c.
jy Flccco-Llned or
ltiJLTnion Snits, for thia
Hill's pre- OCp
ON SUITS, $1.15.
-grade Ecru Color,
volibbed Union Suits,
ii r'T* f:v $ 1.15
Union
Si.
th
$1.35
Cotton Piece Goods.
SPECIAL DURING THIS SALE, OR AS LONG AS THEY LAST.
I, I'S NOW AT \ FT FR
MAS PRICES.
Inute styles lu Vcl
0,-troadclotli, etc. Wo
?ons that assure us of
rand prices. You CK-4
fjiw from a range that
*>o to $35.00, ut your
TO
$19.75
Fust Color, Piece-dyed
Chumbrnys, yin d.
< od Heavy Outings, in
Oolo.s Ol' Light Stripes,
per yard .
Utility ol' Hates Host Gingham,
27-inch width-regular
25c. goods-Now, yard . .
(?omi Mattress Tick,
largo stripes-yard ....
Good yard-wide sheet
lng, per yard .
Rest Four-yard Shoot
ing, per yard .
Windsor Dross Fhinnollotto
good patterns
per yard.
Yard-wide Shirting Mad- OC/?
ms-Fast Colors-yard . . .fcJli
5c.
solid
10c.
nghnm,
19c.
10c.
m*.
10c.
llctte
12V2C.
Heavy (anton Flannel,
per yard.I ?b*
8-oz. Feather Proof
Ticking-yard.
Rest 32-in. Dress Gingham, in
pretty Checks and Plaids, QCp
?J5c. values, at, yard .?U?i
Good quality ?leached Pajama
Checks
shorts.
Extra Quality 25c. Long IQ.
Cloth, per yard.Ubi
liest Standard Apron 1Q1/ n
Gingham-yard .I L */2u i
Heavy Cotton Suitings, 4 Q
per yard.I ?SC i
Rest Khaki Cloth,
per yard .
25c.
Wac.
25c.
I AT SPECIALS.
I, in large or small
v only
98c.
.50 HATS, $1.05.
extra good values at
prices-good smooth
unulne leather sweat
i, Drown
$1.95
ill HATS, $2.75.
ji Grade Velour Huts,
( colors- fliO 7K
i shapes, nt.. v|Dl 11 vi
F Ht'OA TS.
mg Men's mid Hoys'
ul Mackinaws. Ruy
ond-of-senson prices
ole season's wear.
Comforts, Sweaters,
- EVERYTHING
ils Sale.
IS AND DRAWFRS.
.ne Fleeced Shirts or
all you want during
sixes In
li.
48c.
LADIFS' SUITS, $8.75.
About 20 AR-Wool Serge Suits,
stylishly tailored, Floral Satine
Linings-Full $10.00 to $15.00
values-going now at
Choice.
$8.75
18 HANDSOME SUITS at $10.75.
Good range of s i/.es in our high
grade Trlcotino Suits. Elegantly
tailored and lined with haney Sat
ins. Values up to $;to
To close* out tlie lot nt
'hoico
$19.75
HIGHEST GRADE SUITS nt
$27.50.
These embody tho highest grade
Tricot ines, Herges and Velours,and
wore $:{.">.oo and $40.00 at our
"Solis 'Em for Doss'
prices. Now .
$27.50
CHILDREN'S COATS.
Our stock of Children's Coats is
very attractive, combining style,
quality and price. Wo ure laking a
loss on these to close them out, by
Now Year.
$2.95 $13.50
SERGE DRFSSFS, $?.05.
All-wool Serge and Jersey One
piece Drosses, up to $o flin nr
values-Now choice at.. .ifWIVV
SERGE DRFSSES, $5.05.
All-wool Serge Dresses,Embroid
ered or Headed-$7.50
and $8.50 Dresses ....
MEN'S CORDUROY PANTS, $1.08
Men's good, soft quality Cordu
roy Pants-dark colors, ami un
Ideal Winter Punts-Extra $?1.50
values. Those will go
during this sale at . .
$5 JS5
ru rs....,*'
$1.98
ALL-WOOL SKIRTS, $2.08
All-Wool Plaited or Plain Style
Skirts-FuR $.|,50 val
ues-at.,
$2.98
$12.50 VALUE SKIRTS, $5.05
All-Wool Plaited Prunelln cloth
Skirts. These uro very
sightly Sport Skirt? . ,
-un i IDHI
$5.95
$0.50 PLAITED SKIRTS, $1.48.
All-Wool blue French QA A Q
Serge Plaited Skirts .... ?pH'i^f O
_j GREAT SHOE SA I,TC
Prices will bc reduced from our moderate profit prices down to prices that will
pou genuine shoe bargains? We sell all leather lines, the brands of which are
m to good shoe wearers.
--SEE OUR. JOB SHOE COUNTERS. - -
The Bee Hive,
RPER,
etor.
"Sells for Cash.
SENECA.
SO. CAR.
'Sells 'Em for Less.1