Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ONE CENT A WORD (Small advertisements "Uder this heading inserted at rate of one cent a word per insertion. Four insertions for price of three.) (NOTICIO.-No advertiser .eat ac cepted for this column for loss than Iff cents, ono Insertion.) FOB SAM-: - Two Milk Cows; Fresh. C. A. LYNCH, Walhalla, S. C., Route 3. 14? LOST-Hlack and Whito Spotted Tig, March L'S Finder notify TBA Y ll. HUTCHISON, Walhalla, S. C. Li MON IO Y TO I/OAN on Improved Farm Lands. R. 10. BRUCE, Pick ens, S. C. 2G-tf FOR SALE-Ono Two-Horse Car riage, almost new, with good Har ness and Bridles. E. M. KELLBY, Walhalla, S. C., Routo No.l._ l i-17? LOST-Between Townville and Walhalla, ono 32 x 4 Tire, Tube and 3?'m. Finder pleaso notify CITI ZEN'S' BANK, Seneca, S. C. 14*_ FOR SALE-Early variety Cotton Seed that gets altead of tho boll wee vil. Seo W. L. VERNER, Walhalla, S. C. 5-tf_ FOR SALE-Registered Duroc Jersey Pigs, eight weeks old. Kino ones. $10.00 each. J. lt. IO A RLE, Walhalla, S. C. 14 CII?SS TIES.-Try S. J. ADDIS. West Union, S. C., before yen sell your (.'ross Ties. I pay highest possi ble prices, easli 0r trade. 12-1 ?* NOT ICK.-Tho Koowco Courier is in position ID bandle subscriptions to ali tho lending periodicals. Wo will lippi .adate your business. ROOKING ORDERS for Hastings' Mixed Colored Coleus, i>0c. per doz. May 1st to i.?tli delivery. MUS. PAUL CIL LI SON, Seneca, S. C.. itt. 1. 13-1 ti I.OST-A black and white spotted Dig, about (bree months old. Both oars split. Any one finding this pig, please communicate with W. A. WHITE, Walhalla, Boute L 14* FOR SALE-Porto Rico and Nor ton Yam Potato Slips and Redfield Beauly Tomato Plants; $1.50 per 1000. Government inspected, lt. L. SCH ENC IC, Waldo, Fla. 13-1G* M ITCH I-, j.i j Automobile (Ton ring Car) for sab?, or will exchange for Ford Touring Car or Ford Truck. See O. F. CANTRELL, Walhalla, S. C., Route 2. 12-1 5* NOTICE.-Will be at Central, S. C., Route 3, after April 1st, 1922. Work promptly done in Oconeo Co., as heretofore. C. L. DEAN, Civil Engineer. 13-1G POIiAND CHINA ROAR.-Thor oughbred.-.Service offered to public. For foo, particulars, otc, seo or write W. W. FOWL BR, Walhalla, S. C.. Route 3. 2-3* FOB SALE - House and Lot in town of Walhalla, on northeast cor ner of College and Ervin streets. Hns six rooms; lot contains one acre. For particulars see W. C. HUGHS. 4 i-tf PORTO RICO Potato Plants in any quantity, $1.7.7 per 1000, f. o. b. Buy Oconee grown slips and avoid low-country potato disease. First orders, first served. S. A. TOW,Wa ! halla, S. C., Route 2. 14-17* IMPROVER PORTO RICO Potato Plants-,7,000, $7.?O; 10,000, $14; 2 0,000, $25.00; lOO.ooo, $100.00. April, May and .lune shipment. Cash with order. Satisfaction guaranteed. S. 10. I lot,Lis, Boxley, Ca. I l-l s * F OR SAL i:-I 0,000,. Porto Rico Swoot Potato and lied Reality Tomato Plants, $ 1.0 per 1,000, c.il> bago and Onion Plants, .vi.un por i .ooo, ;,n f.o I), Prom j) I shipment ; large orders special price. DORRIS PLA XT ci >., Valdosln, da. 11-14* i.'OOl) PASTURAGE.- 1 bave 0X cellent Past ii rage Facilities at my farm. Can accommodate IS bead. Kalos, $l.oo per month for wo wu cattle; '..'M. per month for cattle un der IN mond,S (lld. MARCUS KIM',. Walhalla. S. C., Rollie 1 . 1 3-tf DW I; NOW OPENED First-class Pressing Club. Prepared to do all kinds Clcininfi and Pressing: also, ?111 kinds of silks Dry Cleaned. Lo caled on corner College and Maia Sis, Walhalla. MOUTON & THOMP SON. ! l-l 7* WA \ MOD-On . n- two liv.-, reli able in cn i? every tow? lu Cae cou li lies of Dornte?, Pb kona and Auder-* .sen io i |iri a eii i Th . No ri li \ i inri 'i'll An ; C ?. I'.ib M ill 'i rm xpi : i ' . < . I t'll's III ' '? ?? I I I , ' . n'.io 1 Ti ti : in?. .. , i '.0.0 : Olio l ? . :> Tnur '?'ii',. S 1 '.a.. .1 ; (>;.,. I ;. m rouriiig, Se 1 f - s la r fe I. I ??0.0(1; ,,n Sod 'li, soif 's' vt. r. no. |'||;|. ,|()N MO T0R 'CO , Wr.lballa, s. c. 7.1 f HAVE VOP II CAR REPA I NT IO li while th.- i-ools aro muddy, and you cm ii - .- your car when t ho roads get dry. We abo re-cover ops and pul in ba< k curtail!-,. Wo guarantee sat isfaction, both in workmanship and price. Write or phono io. c. Nix. Auto Paint Shoji, over Centra! (In nige, Anderson, s. C. Phone 160. 10-14 , FOR SALIO - Roglstered Jersey Bull Calf, age four mon Hi;. The calf is from the best blood in Ibo State ?Rena of Brendale, the dam. is a five gallon cow, and tho sire, Chrome's Sensation, is from the best butter strain in the country. Golden Cbro .mo, his dam, produced over 1,000 ^pounds of butter in one year. My calf, now weaned ?nd ready for the pasture, ls a bargain at $30 for any body wishing to breed from the host registered stock. M. E. BRADLEY, donison Colloge, S. C. 13-14 IMPROVED PORTO RICO mid Nancy Hall Potato Plants, ready by April 10th, $1.50 Tor 1,000. Cash with order. J. R. McCLELLON, Rockingham, Ga. 14-17* LOST-On Monday, botwoon resi dence of R. W. Grubbs and Mrs. Cora Schroder, Green Gold Wrist Watch. ".Louise" engraved on hack. Return to Koowoe Courier Olllco and rocoivo reward. 14* SELL YOUR EGGS and Chickens whore the markot ls tho highest and good weight given. Will pay 17 cts. pound for Hens, 27c. pound for Fry ers and 18c. per dozen tor Fggs for tho week ending April 8. SMITH'S MARKET, Walhalla, S. C. 14 WANTED - Just received orders for 100 coops of Chickens. Must have them at once, so bring yours to the I p-Town Dealer and got highest cash price. Also, Eggs and Beef Hides wanted. R. D. OI9LK13RS, Walhalla, S. C. 14 \ Regular Communication or Blue j ?OL. gratti Ridge Lodge, No. 9 2, A F. JX^l M?? wUI be 1,6,(1 U?Xt prI" l?\??Jday night, April 7th, 1922, at 8 o'clock. Visiting brothers always welcome. J. l?. S. DENDY, W. M. W. O. WHITE, Secretary. (adv) ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Maultlin Street, Walhalla, S. C. SERVICES ON THE FOURTH SUN DAY OF EACH MONTH. Sacrament of Penance. . . .9.80 a. m. \Ins3 and Sermon.10.On a. m. Reverend Thomas J. Mackln, Rector. P. O. Rox 8 2, Anderson, S. C. ty LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ty tytytytytytytytytytytytytytytyty*l ty ty, -^Smith's Market, Walhalla, will pay 17o. por pound for bens ibis week.-adv. -Our good friend. Frank II. Hill, of Highlands, N. C., was among the business visitors in Walhalla for a short while yesterday. -Tho Ladies' Aid Society of tho Walhalla Daptist church will meet with Mrs. R. W. t?nt bbs on Thurs day (to-morrow) afternoon at ??.30 o'clock. All members of the society aro urged to attend. -Tho many friends of Mrs. Jas. Wilson will bo delighted to know that she is recovering nicely from a recent operation which she under went in Columbia a few weeks ago. Mrs. Wilson was so far improved as to be able to return home Monday last. -Plenty of Hour, hay, cotton seed meal, etc. J. H. Alley, West Union, S. C.-adv.-I l-l 1. -Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. L. Wilson returned to Walhalla Saturday af ter having spout several mont lis at points in Florida and with their daughter, Mrs. Edwin Roof, of Gior gia. Their numerous friends are glad to welcome them back to their home here. -At t.'ie home of Mrs. J. S. Strib ing, 'Seneca, on March 30th, a Coun ty Federation of Clubs was organ ised, with live clubs joining-iwo Seneca, one from Clemson and wo from Walhalla. Mrs. Adams, the ^resident of the Oncc-a-Week Club, at Seneca, called the meeting to or der, with Mrs. Leslie Stribllng acting secretary. Mrs. Hines was asked to give an address of welcome, which she did in a few well-chosen words, after which Mis. ll. A. Morgan, vice president of the western district, was called to the chair. Mrs. Mor gan in an instructivo talk, explained tho plan ol' organization. The fol lowing o (lice rs were elected: Presi dent, Mrs. Ada no- of Seneca; three vice preside..?.M, OUI; .from each town represen : od -Mrs, Lunney, ot' Sen eca; .'.irs. Danie!, ot' Clemson, and Mrs. Ansel, of Walli .li t. Mis. Farle, of Clemson, was elected secrotary, and Mrs. Deli of Walhalla, Irensu ror. The County Podoration decided io join the state Federation ot" Clubs aiul to send delegates to Columbia. Mrs. Adam- appointed Mts. Tell as her alterna-', while Mrs, Ra m SOU I' was elected .be delegate. After ad journment the members of tho Onco a Week Club entertained delight ful,." during a social hour, serving a weet course. There will be no picture at Tho Star Theatre in Walhalla to-night, tun ihe management bas secured a wonderful ai traci inn for their other two theatres, in Seneca and West minster a iron;, of llauiiian sing ers and danci A'h ?ch .?'.'ill also be i ecol |t pic' ure. lt will il"1 worth i irlti to either Seneca or I West niins.er Lo see this attraction. I Thursday, April May McAvoy Will ?I Tho Star Thea tro bore in "A \ Ir?jtiti i Ci iirUhip." Friday Charles I Rn> in ''Alarm clock Andy." and on tit i'd ti y Ihe usual program. For onda io Kl week lUClinrdson Jordan havi secured the wonderful ri tn pi o tu? i lon, ".Man Woman Marriage," starring Dorothy Phil lips, who was thc heroine in "Tho lon ri ni ll a inanity," which i brille I I ho world. This wonderful feature for next Monday is the biggost mo tion picture of tho year and lias been aptly termed "a mighty mile-stone in motion pictures." lt is a story of the ages, told in nine unforgettable acts, from tho Stone Age to tho pres ent day. There is not a moment dur ing thc presentation of tho play thnt tho attention of the audience is not j kept closo to tho scone before tho oyo by reason of tho delightful hu mor, tho tense dramatic situations ?and by tho Inspiring vastness of the production.. Tho cast of characters ls unsurpassed. Owing to the magni tude of the production and Ibo high I cost of tho picturo there will bo a ! slight advance in the price of admis sion- lf> and 3f> cents. Don't imss I this wonderful production. For tho j Tuesday program of next week thero will bo dainty Wanda Hawley in tho I bright attraction, "Hor Face Value," i which will bo accompanied by ono of those charming comedies in which Harold Lloyd ls tho star. -'Hay, oats, flour,* cotton seod meal, dairy food, etc. J. H. Alley, < Wost Union, S. C.-ndv.-14.17. < -Miss Isabelle Macaulay spent tho week-end with her mother, Mrs. Hot- ) tio Macaulay, and family. < -Miss Janie Harrison ment the ' past week-end lu Walhalla with her parents, Mr. und Mrs. p. E. Harrison. -For Sale-High class hard- and soft brick. Arthur Brown, Walhalla. S. C.-adv.-43-tf. - Mrs. X. Fant spent the past wook in Anderson with her . mother, Mrs. W. Cl. Smith, and among other relatives. j -Mr. and Mrs. Ilonry L. Vernor, of Westminster ll. I<\ H., are enter . ..ning a young gentleman at their borne. Tho young man arrived on March 27til. - We have Just opened our spring and Bummer lino of ladles' trimmed, hats. Come and get yours now. J'. H. Alley. West Union, S.O.-adv-14. -Mrs. Minnie Holland, of Greens boro, N. C., is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Lilla Stoddard and Mrs. C. W. Pitchford. -Mrs. J. R. Earle has returned from a pleasant visit to her daugh ter, Mrs. C. L. Busheo, at Whltmlro, S. C. - Dry goods, shoes, hats and all kinds of notions. J. H. Alley, West Union, S. C. "We trade you service for business."-adv.-14-17. -.Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Harper and little daughter, Dorothy, of Colum bia, are spending a few days with Mrs. Harper's parents, Mr. and Mrs. i. Ceo. L. Wilson, in Walhalla/ -Circle Xo. 1 of the Ladles' Aux- ' llhtry will moot with Mrs. R. L. Hog ers on Thursday (to-morrow) after noon. April lith, al I o'clock. Circle No. 'J. will meet with Miss Suo Max well oil lll'e same afternoon at I 1 o'clock. Tho Ladies' Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church will munt wi'h Miss Sue Maxwell on tho same afternoon (April ti til ) at 6 o'clock. -A long lane never turns. But those good Lynchburg Oliver plows , do. Let us show you one. J. H. Al ley, West Union, S. C.-adv.-ll-ll. - .Attention is directed to the ad- ? Vertisement of Marcus King, Wal halla Route I, (in classified column) , of pasturage. The rate as given last week was $1.44 per month for pas turing grown cattle. This rate should have been $1.00 per month, as it ap pears this week.. The error'was ours, simply a typographical one, and not a misquotation by Mr. King. -Wo are requested to announce that tho closing exercises of Norton school will he held in the school auditorium on Thursday (to-mor row) evening, April Gth, at 8.30 o'clock. A wonderful program has been arranged, and a most delightful time is assured all lovers of humor, beauty and music. An admission fee of 2 5 and 15 cents will be charged. The public is cordially invited to at tend. -Wo have only small amount of our Marett's Early Improved Wanna maker-Clevoland Big Boll ^Cotton Seed to sell. Oconee County fawners desiring any of these seed should see us at once, in order to be sure to get them. Our price is $1.75 per bushel to home customers. Marett Farm and Seed Company, Westminster, S. C. -adv.-11-tf. -James Miller, about 16 years of age, a son of W. O. Miller, of Wal halla Route 3, has been seriously ill for the past six weeks, and it is now ascertained that hospital treatment and possibly an operation will bo essential to his recovery. Ho will bo sent to a Greenville hospital the lat ter part of this week. Friends of tao family hope that the young suf ferer will soon bo restored to health. - Farmers, we have the follow ing to offer you-you need the goods and wo need the business: Spring tooth harrows, single plow stocks and extra handles, all kinds of plow castings, hoes, rakes, shovels, pitch forks, etc., and a full line of plow gears, roping, back band webbing, etc. "We trade you service for busi ness. " J. H. Alley, Wost Uni?n, S. C.-adv.-I l-l 7. -We are requested to announce that there will be an entertainment given at the Oconee Creek Graded School house on Saturday evoning, April 8th, at 8.30 o'clock. Tho big feature of the entertainment will be the presentation of the play. "Jumbo .lum." There will also ho two dia logues and a speech. 'Dixie Cul-; lure." by Mis.s Clam Smith. The pub lic is cordially invited and urged to attend. I i uxv.'juoiiiiirntr/iim'nniiTMni'r'.NVfi.w ? I -M i H FOR SPRING DELIVERY OF I "Rampley s IV j WILL HE ESPECIALLY MAN jj PRODUCE COTTON UNDER "1 \ Make Your Reservi I sure Promp J. C. RA WEST UN -You will lind all kinds of seed )uts nt J. H. Alloy's, West Union, S. 3.-ndv.-ll-14. -?lt is earnestly desired that ovory momber of tho iPresbyterian church jf Walhalla shall attend tho special jervlce next 'Sunday morning, at which time tho election of olllcors will bo held. - Lost-Kur Neck pi eeo-On highway between Nesmilb's and top of Stump* house, Tuesday* aft.',dib. Finder return to Bell's Drug Store, Walhalla. Suita- j ble reward.--adv. -Mr. and Mrs. Tl. A. Rutledge ! left Monday for tho Scottish Rite J Hospital in Atlanta, Ga., whore they will consult Dr. Michael 'Hoke, nerve specialist, in regard to their little ono, who has weak atilt leif. The many friends uf Mr. and Mrs. Rut ledge hope that they may" return to their home with bright hopes for their child. -Services at St. John's Lutheran Church:-There will be a devotional mooting of the Luther League in tho Lutheran church to-night (Wednes day) at S o'clock.'Everybody'is wel come.On Thursday night at 8 o'clock there will bo Lenton services. Next Sunday morning at ll o'clock tho Confirmation service will bo held. Boginntng next Monday night at 8 o'clock, and continuing until and in cluding Thursday night, there will bo evangelistic services, to which a most cordial Invitation is extended to everybody. On flood .Friday, at 10.30 a. m., there will be a service, aster Sunday tho regular com mu? ?n services will IJO held at 7 o'clock !\. m. and nt ll o'clock a. in. The people of the community will always lind a cordial welcome awaiting them Ibo Lutheran church. Attention, llcavcrdaill Workers. The institute of Ibo northwestern division will bo hold at Liberty, S. C., on Saturday, April ir,th, begin ning nt IO.NO a. m. Miss Kinma Loachmail, of tho Home Mission Board; Miss Ada Hell, from China; Mrs. J. I). Chaimian. president of tho S.C.W.M.H., and Hr. Hurts will be imong thc speakers. Bo sure to see Hint you have a rep resentative lhere from your W. M. society, and leaders of all junior or ganizations are expected to be pr?s ent; also every associate superinten dent in Beavordam Association. Mrs. O. K. Breazeale, Supt. Heaverdam Association. Ulano Hits Smokestack-Two Dead. Macon. Ga., March 31-Two auto mobile racers, Jules Devereux, of Portland, Ore., and John J. Costa, of Anthonk, Ark., are dead, and W. L. Fisher, member of the British Royal Flying Corps during the World War, is In a serious condition as the result of an airplane in which they had planned to fly to Atlanta, thence rt ero .vs the country to Texas, crash ing into a tall chimney at the Macon, Dublin and Savannah railroad shops, near here, late to-day. Lei's Reasa lt (Int ! Now is the time to uso economy in all things-especially in the (. loth Lino. We should always buy where wo can save the most. It will pay you to walk ten miles to save iivo dollars on MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES. Clothes made to your measure will lit you better, look better and wear longer than a ready.nmdo suit. If you have tho cloth already on hand, hiing lt to us and wo will make it up to your measure and guarantee you a perfect flt. If you haven't thc cloth, como to us and wo will have your Clothes made. LAD IKS! We will do your work oho. We will make any kind of lt Contient for Ladies, Misses and Children ami give you a perfect lit. If you have old clo til es and want them to look like new ones, wo will dye thom or make them over-and ?linke them look just ns good as now ones. Come in and look over our sam ples and gel our prices, Our prices for Two and Three.|?lecc Suits are $10.00, $15.00 inul $25.00. WO also (lo Pressing at ."50 cents per suit. See us. On Postolllco Rieck. lt Vu I ? I No. 100 South Main Street, WALHALLA, S. C. 1 1-17 t"7 C O C I ?DvwM.-..-... . wt ?.? ti jimmi inti ?MI? ? m ni nam III? TO M \KH : KKTILIKKIt CON PI ?ACTH WI I'll PROMPT I\\ V I X<?, RESPONSIBLE l'A IM'I FS FERTILIZERS. leal Mixture ff UI'MCTUREI) THIS YEAR TO BOLL WEEVIL CONDITIONS." itions Early to In >t Delivery. .MPLEY, ION, S. G. EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT OTHERS THAT THE ONLY WAY TO RAISE COTTON' SUCCESSFULLY UN1WR BOLL WEEVIL CONDI IONS IS TO PLANT EARLY, FERTILIZE WELLAND WORK FAST. IF YOU DO Tll/S YOU WILL BE ARLE TO CARRY A GOOD BANK ACCOUNT. THE PLACE TO DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY IS IN OUR BANK. WE 'WILL APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS. WE HANDLE ALL KINDS OF COLLECTIONS ANY WHERE IN THE UNITED STATES, FREE OF CHARGE. ALL ITEMS TAKEN FOR COLLECTION OUTSIDE OF UNITED STATES AT SMALL COST TO AUJ PARTS OE THE WORLD. WE SELL AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS' CHECKS -SAFE WAY TO CARRY MONEY. CAN BE CASHED ANY WHERE WITHOUT IDENTIFICATION. WE CAN SELL YOU CI IP) C Ii S GOOD IN ANY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD HAVING A STABLE GOVERNMENT, AT A VERY LOW RATE OF EXCHANGE. MONEY SENT BY TELEGRAPH TO ALL THE HANKING POINTS JN THE UNITED STATES. WE ARE ANXIOUS TO SERVE YOU. GIVE US A CHANCE TO SHOW YOU OUR SERVICE. Bank of West Union. WEST UNION. S. C. MtWW-M-tam M J J WW WPM-I--t ?tsnxnrs?t?cnvixrnjYs^^r.nvansnej^ ?MHBMHnMHHHMHIHaBanannil MM r.UKkVOmu anvwr'HM MMMKHKBI HM Sim* MBMV| Seasonable Necessities Just Received CARLOAD OF GALVANIZED ROOFING. CORRUGATED, 3 AND B-V CRIMP IN ALL LENGTHS THE PRICE IS RIGHT. SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS and SCREEN WIRE CLOTH WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR SPRING SHIPMENT FULL STOCK OF ALL GRADES AND SIZES, IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO SEE OUR STOCK AND GET YOUR NEEDS WHILE THE STOCK IS COMPLETE. REFRIGERATORS and ICE CREAM FREEZERS, OUR INTITIAL SPRING SHIPMENT OF THESE HAVE JUST ARRIVED. THE PRICE IS MUCH LESS THAN LAST YEAR. THE MAKES OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY AND PRICES, RANGES TO SUIT YOUR WISHES. CONGOLEUM ART SQUARES and YARD GOODS YOU KNOW WHAT CONGOLEUM GOLD SEAL QUALITY IS. WE HAVE SOME ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS AND THE PRICE IS MUCH LOWER THAN THE LARGER CITIES ARE ASKING. Ballenger Hardware Co., (In the ?ld Coleman Stand.) Seneca. S. C. d ??? ?mk m*h ? sm* ^\ WE ARE GLAD TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE LATELY INSTALLED A NEW BATTERY STATION IN CONNECTION WITH Ol R REPAIR SHOD, AND ARE PREPARED TO DO ADD KINDS OF BATTERY WORK, CHARGING, OVERHAULING, ETC. OCR PRICES AHE VERV REASONABLE. WE TAKE THE BATTERY DOWN WHILE YOI' WAIT AND SHOW YOU THE TROUBLE, IE ANY. A LL TESTS MADE ABSOLUTELY ERE E, AND DISTILLED WATER ER EE. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. j&j&jz? SEE. jsruzrjsr Henry White or D. K. Chastain At HUGHS? GARAGE. WE DO IT-DON'T HAVE IT DONE.1 THE UNIVERSAL CAR $348.00 DIY^T $348.00 ! fe f'i^i k v-r- ' VLB ul Never Before A Value LiKe This. Why should you buy any car but a Ford? Prices lowest, parts lowest, operating and up-kcep expense lowest, yet a Ford car will take you any place any car will go. These are sensible, not extravagant times, and a Ford is the most sensible car for anyone to own. Terms if desired. Piedmont Motor Co. Sales and Service Ford and Fordson WALHALLA -Phone 34- WESTMINSTER, I