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Christmas to each of our friends and p? with sincere appreciation throughout the past 25 yean endeavor to continue to serv past? We wish you a Happy ar Norman's Dry C Norman ONE CENT A WORD (Small advertisements under thia heading Inserted at rate of one cent a word per Insertion. Four Insertions for price of th reo. ) (NOTICIO.-No advertisement ac cepted for (his column for 1 *s than 16 cent.s, ono Insertion.) MOW li lt AND KA KM lor salo .il a bargain. \V. O. WHITE, Walhalla. S. C. 51-02* j RIK KENT-Five Itoom House, near depot. Apply i'> NV. I/. VER NEN. Walhalla, S. C. .". I tt' FOR SALK-rom in the shuck at market pri?e, ll. I). Ul KM ANN, Wal-1 halla. S. C. .IQ-tf ' MONI0V TO LOAN on Improved Farm Lands, lt. li. BKUCK, Pick ens, S. C. 2C-tt WANTED- About 30 acres, on halves, lt interested, see me at once. .1. I?. MI LLICAN, No. I Pitchford street. Walhalla. S. C. .". I * NOTICIO.- The Koo woo Courier is in position io handle subscriptions to all the loading periodicals. Wc will appreciate your business. FRUIT Tit MKS of various ages. Any om? wishing Good Trees see mo at once. s. .1. ISDELL, Walhalla, S. C._ _49-52? WA NT 101)-Representative for a fast-selling line of Auto Accessories. Motion picture for advertising fur nished. $350.00 up por month. KOX 275, S'.. Joseph, Mo. 51 + ?IIIH0S WA NT-HD.- 500.000 lbs. Reef Hides wanted by Dec. 30. Must have (hem. Prices right. "Tho l.'p Town Man," RICHARD OELKERS. Walhalla, S. C. I!i-tf FOR SALK - House and Lot m town of Walhalla, on northeast cor ner of Colloge and ErvIn streets. Has six rooms; lot contains ono acre. For particulars seo W. C. IUICIIS. 4 t-tf WANTED - LOAN. - $2,000.00, secured by mortgage on farm within five minutes' walk of Court Hons-?. Walhalla, s. C. Apply al COURIER OFFICIO for particulars. 40-52 FOR SALIO - Ono Horse, four Mules, two One-horse Wagons, one Two-horse Wagon, two Automobiles. For cash or on oasy terms. T. IO. ALIONAN DIOR, Walhalla, S. C 35-tf IA >ST-Two live-gallon Oil Cans, between Hurnt Tanyard and Croon's Store. Salem. Return lo (?RIOION'S STORK, I SSA QC 10 NA KILLI NC STA TION or WEST UNIOX OIL MILL, and net reward. 10-tf CLERKS, for Postal Mail and t?ov ornmeni Field service. >12.'? month. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars of examinations, instruc tion, write J. LEONARD, i former Civil Service lOxa miner, i .'.ll Equita ble Bldg., Washington. I). C. 52* COO D'S APPLES can be obtained from the Anderson Cold Storngo Co. at the following prices: (?ano, $?1.50 per box; Stayman, $4.00 per box. Am expelling 25 boxes lo arrive to day, which I offer at (ho above prices. (Set a box for Christmas. I). C. COOK. Walhalla. 5 I * MARK/IT'S IMPROVED WA N NA MA KKK CLEVELAND KIO HOLL Cotton Seed, grown and improved in Dennie County. Special attention lo earliness. No top crop picked, (fin ned on private gin. for maximum purity. Dur farms made $11,322.00, net. this year, counting the seed ai ordinary prices, or per cent on ocr investment. Seo us .it once if yon would like m buy any of our Seed. MARETT FARM AND SEED CO . NVestmlnster, S. C. r.'-t ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Maudlin Street, Walhalla, S. C. SERVICES ON THE FOURTH SUN DAV OM EACH MONTH. Sacrament of Reliance. . .9.30 a. tn. Mass anti Sermon.10.00 a. m. Reverend Thomas J. Mackin. Rector. P. O. Hex 82, Anderson, S. C. KEEP US Send in Your Order f plies Now and Let 1 NUTS-20c, 35c. and 40c. CANDIES- J 5c, 20c, 25c ORANGES-Crates, 1-2 Ci APPLES-Boxes, 1-2 Boxe RAISINS, COCA NUTS, **** Phone 28 for CASH ORO ^s==- -i Greetings itrons? ?a* Old and Young of your liberal patronage j which we are ending. We e you in thc future as in the id Prosperous New Year, jioods Store and Drug Co. .J. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. .J. Co lo ii-tho inin8tro1 show at tho High School Auditorium to-night Wednesday. Miss Anna Darby, of Creonvtllo, spent a few days last week with rela tives in Walhalla. Mrs. Hob Hocknell and son .loo, of New Hope, spent a short while in Walhalla hist week. Hear the world-famous ".la///. Mounds'" ai Hie minstrel to-night. Something classy. You CUIl'l keep . .ill. Yoke ol' oxen for sal?'. Bx tra tine, well broke, deep red. aie! well mated. Weight about ._'.::m> pounds; live years old. C. \V. & J. 15. Ilaitk lllght, Walhalla adv. Mrs. Mary Ansel returned last Saturday from a visii of several weeks io her daughter, Mrs. i\ Clarkson, nf Newberry. Mr. and Mrs K. T. McClure, of Clemson College, spent tho week-end willi tho latter's parents, Mr. md Mrs. ll. C. Dusch, of Walhalla. Mr ami Mrs, Lewis Harrison jud Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norman spent ;i short while in (ireenvillo last week among relatives and friends. l'util further notice we will ex change one ton of 7 per cent bright cotton seed meal for one ton of good, dry and sound cotton seed. Westmin ster Oil and Fertilizer Co.-adv. 51. .-Mrs. c. F. Hetrick returned to Walhalla last week from Philadel phia, l'a., where she bad been visit lng ber mother and other relatives. - Some real artists in the coming minstrel show to-night (Wednesday) -and don't forgot that. Come and bring the whole family. Broad grins and horse-laughs guaranteed! - Mrs. Ceo. L. Wilson, who has been visiting relatives ill Florida and Georgia and in parts of this State, for the past few months, returned to her home In Walhalla Saturday last. - Until further notice we will ex change one ton of 7 per cent bright cotton seed meal for one ton of good, dry and sound cotton seed. Westmin ster Oil and Fertilizer Co.-adv. ?l. -"1.angil and the world laughs with you.'' Come out to-night to the minstrel show and learn the arl. The black-faced comedians can guarantee you an evening of clean fun and mer riment. Come to the minstrel show to night. Ifit not with a chip on your moulder, for the local punchers will knock it sky-high. See yourself ;is Dthers see yon and everybody laugh I ogel her. Mrs. John W. Wickliffe, of Wes; I'nion, left yesterday for Canada, in milich country sile will visit re!i lives for several weeks. She is ac companied by her young son. Master Hobble. -- Miss Annie Stucke, of Churlos on. returned to her home yesterday ifter having pent several weeks in A'ost Cnion with her sister, Mrs. .las. 'binney, and among her friends in md around Walhalla. -The best assortment of good boes to be had in the county are on lisplay at .1. ll. Alley's West Union, C. adv.- 1:1-02. Miss Carolyn Rogers, who is 1 indent of Queens College, Charlotte, C. c., arrived in Walhalla Saturday asl and will spend the holidays will? ter mother, Mrs lt. 1,. Bogers, and ?Iber relatives. Don't fail to see the minstrel how to-night (Wednesday) at the Ugh school Auditorium nt s o'clock, t's going to he some show." Ad nlssion 20 and rents. Under au - ?ices of the Civic League. We aie requested to announce hat there will be a Christmas Imo nd cake walk ;?t Norton school on 'hursday night. Dec. 22d, s o'clock, admission I ", and L'". cents The pub ie is cordially invited to attend. To break n cold take 666.- adv Wo ure requested to announce hal there will bo ll Christmas tree ii Zion church on Dec. 'Jilli al fi ?'clock p. m. The public is cordially nvited to i?e present. AU children aking pari In the exercises are urged o he present at ri.?Ul o'clock. JIN JWJIN D * or Christmas Sup? Us Worry for You. lb. , 30c, 50c. and 60c. 'ates and Dozens, s and Dozens. DATES, BANANAS. Your Store. GERY co. m - -^ ti ! \ == ! -'Columbia Hot Shot batteries at $2.00 each. Whitmlro-Marett Hard ware Co, Walhalla.-adv. "The Frisky Mrs. Johnson," fea turing Dillie Burke, will be the at traction at The Star Theatre, Wal ! halla, to-morrow (Thursday), Dec. i 22d. This is a very attractive picture and one of the best of the now Para mont features.? Be sure to see it. -Through the' untiring efforts of the Civic League a superb minstrel has been booked for this evening ut th? Walhalla High School Auditor ium. If you miss lt you're going to be sorry,because lt is going to be the talk of the town for the next six months. -Miss tho flu and the measles if : you can, but don't miss the minstrel j show to-night. A chanco of a life ?tiino to see an all-star c\st of up-to j date, live-wire black-faced come dians, fifteen strong. This show has never visited so small a city as Wal halla and may never come again. Ad mission only 20 and ?Hie. -We have plenty of those good Enterprise sausage mills. J. H. Ai ley, West I nion, S. C.-adv.-49-52. -There will be a Christmas tree and appropriate exercises at Rocky Knoll church next Saturday, Dec. 24, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. An in teresting program is being prepared. The public is cordially invited to at tend 'his service -The West Union R.S.I.A. will give an entertainment at the school bouse oil Friday, Dec. .'10th. begin ning ni 7 o'clock, t'a ko, cocoa and other refreshments will be for sale. The proceeds of the evening's enter tainment will go for school improve ments. Tile public is cordially in vited to attend. Joseph C. Neville, of Atlanta, sponI several days last week with rel atives and friends in Walhalla. Mr. Neville, who is one of tho old-time citizens of Walhalla, having lived hero for many years, is always a welcome visitor here. He is now it:', years of age, hut could easily pass for t won i y years younger. He is en joying tho best of health anti gets about as well as m os I men of .!<> Ol' tiri years. - lt will pay you to buy your flour at J. H. Alley's. We keep all kinds - and wo are se.ling the best patent at $7.-".?) barrel. J. H. Alloy, West Un ion, S. C.- -adv.-19-0 2. - ll. A. Harris, of Ninety-Six. waa among friends in Walhalla for a short while last Saturday and Sun day. Mr. Harris held a position with the Blue Ridge railroad here for a time and made many friends among our people during his brief stay. He is at present engaged in railroad work at Pacolet, but has hts homo established at Ninety-Six. - Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Holder, of Dacoma, Okla., arrived in Walhalla Monday last and will make their heine here for the future. They have many friends here who will welcome them back. Mr. Holder having visit ed here on several occasions and his wife having lived here for a number of years before their marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Holder hope to be able to secure a suitable lot on which to build a boiue In the near futuro! For the present they hope to secure a small cottage or rent rooms until their plans can be matured. --.Miss Ethel Counts. Home Dem onstration Agent for Oconee. will leave to-morrow (Thursday) for her home at Prosperity, where she will spend the Christmas holidays, after which she will go lo Kock Rill,Where, with the other home demonstration workers Of the Stale, she will be en gaged for about three weeks plan ning the extensive wt rk for 192 2. Miss Counts is deservedly very popu lar in Oconee. and there are many In every section of the county who will join with The Courier in Wish ing her a most joyous Christmas and happy New Year. - Rub-My-TIsm, a pain killer.-ad -Mrs. W. D. Moss on ter taine i the D.A.R. Chapter most pleasan ly at its November meeting, tito regent, Mrs. Pitchford, presiding. Readings by Mrs. Harry Hughs and Mrs. Jack Vomor and a paper by Mrs. C. W. Bauknight were enjoyed. Mrs.Hayne Jones fang sweetly an appropri?t' solo. Mrs. Hankinson and Miss Moore from the Tamassee school, were pres ent. They, with Mrs. Upluograft, the nuit her of Mrs. Jack Vernor, were welcome visitors. Tho Tamassee rep resentatives lind for exhibit many ar ticles, the handiwork of the pupils of Taniassoo school. After the busi ness session the hostess served an elaborate salad course with coffee. - Friends here of the prospective groom were pleasantly surprised the latter part of las! week to receive tho following invitation: "Mr. and Mrs. J. lt. Davidson request tho hon or of your presence at the marriage of their daughter. Carrye-Deane, tc Mr. William Benjamin Boll, on Wed nesday. Dec. 28, 1921, at their resi lience. I p. m., Ozark? Ark. At home after January IO, Walhalla, S. C." Thc bride-to-be nude finite a num ber of friends ill Walhalla during a recoil I visit here, and Mr. Hell ls one of our young business men, a son of Dr. and Mrs. J. W Boll, of Walahlla Ile is a young man of ability and a marked musical talent, and it was while he was attending the Chicago Conservatory of Music Unit ho met Miss Davidson. Until further notice wo Will ex change one ton ttl 7 per cent bright .otton seetl meal for one ton of good, irv and sound cotton seed. Wes tm lo iter oil and Fertilizer Co. adv. 51. -There are many Oconee friends Of Mrs. W. F. SI rick la ntl who will earn with deep regret of tho death :>f hor husband, which sad event oc 2U rr od on Dec. 7th. ai their homo In Vail Noys, Cal., lo which place the rn m i ly bad moved from Savannah, Cia., some Hmo ago. Mr. and Mrs. strickland ni ono time resided at ionocn, and they were well anti pleas antly known lo many of the people if Oconee. The news of Mr. Strick land's death was received in Wal halla by (!. A. Norman, who ls thc financial oiilcer of ibo Independent ?riler of lleplasophs' Fraternal Aid Union, of which tho deceased was a member of the Walhalla branch, car rylng a policy of $3,000. Mr. Strick land was a man of high principles, and his honor and honesty were pro verbial wherever he1 was-known. In his passing there are many in our county who will feel a deep sorrow, | and the sympathy of all goes out to tho bereaved ones in their sorrow. j -Kor Salo-High class hard and soft brick. Arthur Drown, Walhalla. S. C.-adv.-43-tf. -There will he a Christmas tree for the Sunday school of the First Baptist church ( Walhalla) next Sat urday night at 7 o'clock. An enjoy able occasion is looked forward to. - Mrs. H. 0. Burton, of Atlanta, is visiting at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kelley, for the Christinns holidays. She has a host of friends here who aro glad io see her again. - Miss Bessie Mickler, of Saluda, is expected next week to spend the holidays with her cousin, Mrs. Jas. Darb. . and other relatives. The many friends of Miss Mickler will be de lighted to see her again in her old home town. ? -000 cures bilious fever.-adv. - Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Darby and family have moved into their hand some new home on Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Darby and Mrs. Ida Darby have moved into the latter's I homo on Katherine stree!', which was recently vacated by J. ll. Darby .'nd family. - Wo are requested to announce that there will be preaching al Pleas ant Ridge church on Saturday before the first Sunday in January, ai 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Conference after preaching. lOvery member h requested lo he present, as there is some business of importance to bo attended to - -When hunting Saut:? Claus don't forget the ititi' linc of liundkcrchcifc, dolls, leys, fruits, etc.. at O. II. Schu macher's. Walhalla adv. 50-51* -Mrs. Clinkscales, of Creen wood, anti her son. ii. L. Clinkscales, of New York eily, art? visiting ?it the homo ol' Mr. ami Mrs. c. w. Pitch ford, Jr.. for tho holidays. Mr. (Mink scales is tillite a talented cartoonist, and has engaged extensively ju ilia.' line ol' new-paper anti magazine work in Iiis adopted city. - lt will be learned with gratifica tion that the two children who wore reported as bitten by a dog supposed to have been suffering from rabies, are. doing nicely, neither having shown any symptoms of having been affected dangerously. They wcro at once given the Pasteur treatment by Dr. J. J. Thode. who still has the children under observation, lt is felt now that both are past any dan ger from their harrowing experience. -To prevent a cold take GOO.-ad -At tho last meeting of Blue Ridge Bodge, No. r-2, A. P. M., of Walhalla, tlio following officers were elected and installed to serve for the ensuing Masonic year: J. B. S. Den dy. W. M.; K. P. Ritter, S. W.; John ti. Edwards, J. W.; Ceo. M. Ansel, treasurer; W. 0. White, secretary; J. S. Colley. S. D.; C. W. Pitchford. Jr., J. D.; J. B. Mauldin, J. F. Schu macher, stewards; Harry Fayonsky, tiler. -All kinds of feedstuffs for man and beast. J. II. Alley, West Pnion. S. C. -adV.-49-r>2. -The I layne Circle enjoyed a meeting tin Dec. 2d with Miss Hloise Strother as its attract've hostess. Tho club was called to order by the pres ident, Mrs. Bauknight, and after roll call the literary program was ren dered. This consisted of readings on Pan-Americanism by Miss smith and Mrs.John Dendy, and a musical num ber, "Angel's Serenade." sung by Mrs. John Ansel, accompanied tin Hie piano by Mrs. Sam Vernor and on the violin by Mrs. Ceo. Ansel. The treasurer. Miss Strother, reported $21 on hand, lt was decided that the Circle buy a health bond. The Federation dues of $5 were sent lo the State treasurer. After adjourn ment the hostess passed ('bristmas cartis, with pencils, and a clever skating rink contest was introduced. Several answered all questions, and in the draw Mrs. Pitchford and Mrs. Ansel were the lucky recipients of dainty prizes. The club was delight ed to have Mrs. M a m i Hon, Mrs. Barr anti Mrs. Fant as new members pres ent at this happy meeting. An elab ?rale chicken salad course was serv ed by he postess. assistetl by Mrs. Bell. - 6 >C quickly relieves a cold.-ntl - Last Saturday morning the lire alarm was given about 1 o'clock, anti citizens ti wakened were given a view of a brightly lighted sky line to the northern section of town. Tho fire originated in a small dwelling in what is known as "Moccasin Bend," anti before the (lames could bo stop ped three tenant bouses belonging Iti T. 10. Alexander had been raxed to tho ground, everything being a com pleto loss. The value of tho build ings was probably about $l,fi00, anti there was no insurance carried on any of them. Mrs Arie lludgons, who. with her children, occupied the house where the lire started, barely escaped with her lifo. All occupants loft the building scantily clad, with nothing saved from the house beyond the fow clothes they were able to get mit with on their hacks The loss lo this unfortunate family is heavy, as everything they had, Including a con siderable amount of rough feedstuff ?ind corn, which was stored lintier I hf! house, was destroyed by the Ore. Thc Haines quickly spread to tho adjoin ing premises, and one house on either lido was also lost. A fourth look lire, i)iit this was saved by the work of a row moments on tho part of a "buck si brigade. A heavy wind was blow ing from the northeast at the time >f tho (Ire. anti buming shingles were .a rriod clear across M ?tin street anti deposited, in Haines, in yarils and lear houses, a distance of mora than i block and a half from the burning liulldlllgs. Close walch tin these an 1 ii the thickly wooded sections about ht; (ire provented, probably, a con (idcrable extension of the lire area \'o one was hurt, and the blaze was (radically harmless within au hour. - C.?C cures chills and fever.-au\ Specials fo ?j. ?j. ?j. .j? ?j. .j? ?j. .j. .j., .J...?J..J..J.?J.?J? LADIES' and MEN'S LI] LADIES', MEN'S BEDROOM LADIES' K MEN'S i AUTOMOB MEN'S STUDEBAKER ORANGES and APPLES RAISINS, NU! OBELISK FLOUR C. W. Pi Walhal --Mrs. Hoary Hughes delightfully entertained the H.A.lt. chapter with many members in attendance. Mrs. NV. Iv. Vernor gave an interesting reading, as did also Mrs. tinny Hughs. After business session tho adjournment was ordered. A pleas ant social half hour was enjoyed, ?In? hostess serving a delicious salad course.' She was assisted in enter taining by Mis. Claude Held. LOCAL 1T10MS FROM KA I Ii PLA Y. Channing lOntcWniumcut in Honor of Voting I li* ide. (Unavoidably omitted last week.) .Fair Play, Dec. 12.-Special: One of the most enjoyable parties of the season was the kitchen shower given by Mrs.Sam Leathers on Friday after noon, Dec. 9th, in honor of Mrs. Charlie Marett, a recent bride. Those receiving were Mrs. M. E. Harris, Misses Lil Thompson and Sue Per kins, and as tho guests were assem bling Miss Marie Crabbs gave some beautiful piano selections. After every one was seated in tho living room, which was lovely in Christmas decorations and ferns, a lively kitch en contest was engaged in, the an swer? being different kitchen uten sils. The lucky couple guessing tho nearest answers were Mrs. D. V. Wright and Mrs. A. R. Marett, who were presented a beautiful patch work sofa pillow, while the booby, a Inigo stick of candy, fell to Misses Marie Crabbs and 101 iso Ricliard.-on. Amid animated conversation cunio Lois Leathers and Margaret Mitchell, pulling an express wagon loaded with nil the things a housewife needs in her kitchen, and stopped before the fair honoree, who was completely ta ken liv surprise, but equally delight ed with all it contained. While deli cious refreshments were served by tho channing hostess, consisting of caUo and hot. chocolate, Miss Lil Thompson kept everybody thrilled with instrumental music, and added much to the afternoon's enjoyment. All too soon wo had to turn our faces homeward. Those enjoying Mrs. Lea thers' hospitality were Mesdames C. S. Marett, C. P. Glenn, A. R. Marett, D. V. Wright. W. C. Mays, Davis Glenn, Raymond Harris, M. IO. Mar ris. W. L. Hamey, Uriel Mitchell. L. H. Marett. George Harris, iPurcell Bruce, Charlie King, .loo Glymph, L. M. Glymph, Chai lie Marett, and Misses darkie Link, Sue Perkins, Lil Thompson. Marlo Grubbs, 101i.se Richardson, Bernice and Corrio Mar ett. Mrs. Leon W. Harris and little daughter Margaret, of Anderson, were spend-tbe-day guests of Mrs. M. IO. Harris last Wednesday. Mrs. Wallace Glymph is again at work in (bo school room, to the de light of her many friends. Wo regret to learn of the illness of little Frances Sheldon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurens Sheldon, she linving developed pneumonia Salur lay. Miss Cowan, ol' Westminster, s nursing her. and it is hoped she; viii soon be on tho road to recovorv. Mr. and Mrs. II. I). Whit worth and Ur. and Mrs. .1. A. Tr ibbie, of Lavo ca. (Ja., attended the funeral of T. 0. Clark last Monday. Miss Rossie Glenn and .Inc Strib ing, of Hie Westminster High School, spent ibo week-end with their .espective parents here. Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Knittle, of Xew >orry, are visitin? al the home of T Wooten. Mrs. Knittle is pleasant y remembered as Miss Sallie; Woo en. Heil ( ress Workers Barely lOscapo. Greenville, Dee. lil.--Nine young vomen, social welfare workers, and ho 7o-year-old mother of ono of the ia Hon ts, trapped in tho upper story if Hie Red Cross Building, barely os taped with their lives to-day in a Ire which destroyed this structure ind damaged the Federal Vocational luilding at the United Slates Health Service Hospital No. 26, at Camp ?ftvior, The women, who were :es ittod in scanty attire, lost all their .fleets, find Recreational Director ?tnigg, champion swimmer of tn< kui th, lost sixty-live medals. Col. .lames IO. Dedman, command tig O 111 cor, said the Oro was thought lo have originated in Hie inn ace oom of the Red Cross Building. Ile innounced tintt lu; would appoint a JOH rd at once to investigate, r Christmas tchford, ila, S. C. A'i - WESTMINSTER, S. C. WEEK OK DEC. 22<l to DEC. 27. THURSDAY, DEC. 22d, MADEL NOHMONR -in rino SLIM PRINCESS." (Novo! by George Ado.) EUI DAV, DEC 2JJd. "THE SILVER HORDE." (From Rex Roach's Famous Novel.) MONDAY, DEO. 20th. DOROTHY PHILLIPS -ju "ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN." Onre in every woman's lifo comes ii certain great moment. It will como to you-just as it conics to Aurora Meredith. What do you think lt is? You'll know when you see this great picture-a play that every woman will understand. Don't miss this great picture. TUESDAY, DEC. 27th. PRANK MAYO -in " THE FIGHTING LOVER." A Universal Special Attraction. NOTICE Ol1 MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICE ls hereby given that an Election will he hold at the Grand .lory Room, in the Town of Wal halla, S. C., for the purpose of elect ing a Mayor and Six Aldermen, to servo for a term of two years. Said Election will be held on TUESDAY, the third day of JANUARY, 1922. Qualifications: Electors must be registered and present proof of hav ing paid all taxes for 1921. Polls will open at 8 o'clock A. M. and close at .! o'clock P. M. Managers of Election: M. R. Mc Donald, W. O. White and W. J. Hum. W. M. DROWN, Mayor T. A. (SHAN'T, Clerk and Treas. Doc. 14, 1921. 50-52 FOR MAYOR. Tho many friends of JAMES M. MOSS hereby announce him as a candidate for Mayor of Walhalla In tho January, 1922, election. We re spectfully commend to the voters of Walhalla Mr. Moss's qualifications and fitness for tho office to which wo hope to seo him elected. Voters. I hereby announce myself n candi date for Mayor of Walhalla, subject to the will of tho velors in tho January Election. II. 0. DUSCH. Individuality GRACE REFINEMENT All These Are Associated with the Gifts We Sell GIFTS THAT LAST R. A. McLees, Jeweler, Walhalla, S. C. .I* ??. .j? .?..j. ?j. .j. .j? MEN HANDKERCHIEFS,} $ and CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, [D GLOVES, GLOVES, ?ILE ROBES, ; TIES, :, Jr. WAGONS, OF THE BEST GRADE. ^S and CANDY. FOR THE CAKE. 'i SATURDAY, DEC. 24th. "THE HEART OF ARIZONA." "STEALING HOME" ... .A Comedy. "A CHEESE ROMANCE," A Comedy, -and- Y " INTERNATIONAL NEWS."