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DRUGS, MEDICINES. The People' HAROLD BRENNECKE. You Are A Strang* All Prescriptions accurately i Try Our Drin ???fa and oan All the Pop STATIONERY, L OI LET ARTICLES. ONE CENT A WORD (Small advertisements under tbls heading Inserted at rate of one cent a word per Insertion. Four insertions for price of throe.) (NOTICE.-No advertisement ac cepted for this column for lies than t? cents, ono insertion.) WANTED-A Throe-Gallon Cow. YV. (>. WHITE, Walhalla, S.C. i6? WANTED-To buy a good Work Horse. Communicate with E. L. Du PRE, Walhalla, S. C., Star Rt. 17* IM.I'l s f Y < M-- PORTO RICA Potato Slips Friday of each week nt S. D. ADDIS'S. Wesl Union, S. C.ll?-lU* MONEY 'io LOAN on Improved Farm Lands, lt. LO. BRUCE. Pick ens, S. C. 26-tf FOR SALE-Soy Heans. Red Kip per peas and Orango Sorghum s? ed. Will deliver in Walhalla. Mrs. W. B. SCUM1D, Walhalla, S. C., Kt. L 17 FOR RENT-7-Room House, Barn I and Garage. Electric lights. Maul din St., Walhalla. Apply to .1. L. MOSER, Walhalla, Rt. 1. Iti ti FOR TUE SUMMER 1 would like to have your Surveying Work to do. All work accurately done. HARRY EARLE, Walhalla, S._C._1_6-J '.)__ FOR SALK-Porto Rico and Nor ton Yam Potato Plants, $1.25 per 1000; Vines $2.00 per 1000. R. L. SCH ENCK, Waldo. Fla. 1G-2 1 + FOR SALK-Early variety Cotton Seed that gets ahead of the boll wee vil. See W. L. VER N'EU, Walhalla, S^C._5-tf FOR SERVICE hy any ong need ing lt-Uood O. I. C. Stock Hog. ,i. Bl. N. COLLINS, Walhalla. S. C., Rt. 3._ 15-18* FOR SAIiE-One Two-Horse Car riage, almost now, with good Har ness and Bridles. T. M. KELLEY, Walhalla, S. C., Route No.l. 15-1S* NOTICE.-The Koowee Courier is In position to handle subscriptions to all tho leading periodicals. WJ will appreciate your business. FOR SALE - One-acre Lot with Three-room Cottage, known as the Jim Smith place. For particulars ap ply BANK OF WEST UNION, West Union, s. C. l C-l 9* A MARBLE HEAD and class Eyes can tell tho difference between an old roast and fresh roasted Coffee. Ask your dealer for BULLL'S FRESH ROASTED COFFEES. llj-lij* IMPROVED PORTO Ul CO and Nancy Hall Potato l hints, ready by April 10th, $1.50 for l.uOO. Cash with order. J. R, McCLELLON, Rockingha nt, Ca. i i -1 7 * LOST-Wednesday, April 5th, one Black and White HOM.ul Pup, nine months old. Finder plcaso notify W. L. SANDERS. Walhalla, S. C., and receive rewa rd. 1 5-1 S* POLAND CHINA BOAR.-Thor oughbrcd.-Service offered to publie For feo, particulars, etc., seo or writ? AV. W. FOWLER, Walhalla, S. C.. Route 3. 2-3* FOR SAIiE-House anil Lot in town of Walhalla, on northeast cor nor of College and Ervin stroets. Has six rooms; lot contains ono acre. For particulars seo W. C. HUGHS. 4 1-if PORTO RICO Potato Plants in any quantity, $1.75 per 1 000, f. o. b. Buy Oconeo grown slips and avoid low-country potato disease. First orders, tlrst served. S. A. TOW,Wal halla, S. C., Route 2. 11-17* IMPROVED PORTO RICO Potato Plants-- ."..(?00. $7.50; 10,000, $14; 20,000, $25.00; inn,ono, $100.00. April, May and .lune shipment. Cash With oiab r. Satisfaction guaranteed. S. E. HOLLIS, Baxley, Ga. ii-is* POTATO PLANTS- Pure Porto Rico Yams; millions ready; chemi cally treated; government inspected; $1.1 0 per I 000 : 1 nun up. $1.25 per thousand. Prompt, shipment. F. E. STOKES PLANT co., Fitzgerald, Ga. 10.-1 n* HAM', NOW OPENED First-class Pressing Club. Prepared to do all kinds Cleaning and Pressing; also, alli kinds of silks Dry Cleaned. Lo cated on comer College and Main sis, Walhalla, MORTON & THOMP SON. 14-17* WANTED-Ono or two live, reli able men in every iowa ?ii thc coun ties of Oconeo, Plckons and Ander son, lo represent The North Ameri can Accident and Health Insurance Co. Liberal terms. Experienced men preforrod. Apply to w. ll, HU CH IS, Richland, S. C. 13-tt FOR SALE - Used Cai? nt Bar nabus-Ono 1916 Roadster, $00.00; one 1019 Roadster, $135.00; ono 1917 Touring. $100.00; ono 19IS Touring, $110.00; ono 19 19 Tour ling, $150.00; ono 1920 Touring, eolf-starter, $190.00; ono Sedan, self tetnrtor, $390.00. PIEDMONT MO TOR co walhalla, s. c. 7-tf DIU <;< SUNDRIES. i mi io? s Pharmacy, TEAY HUTCHISON. zr Here Only Once? filled by a registered druggist. iks from a Clean , litary Fountain. ular Cigars. LOCI y BLOCK'S CANDY I KO H SALE-Fodder at $2.00 and $2.50 por hundred, on my Robertson I Placo. D. H. ALEXANDER. 17?_ " WANTED_5 0 head of Yearlings ! wanted; some ready for .- laughter and some grazers; from 250 pounds to 500 pounds, gross. Como and fig ure with mo. R. D. OELKKtfiS, Wal halla, S. C._17 LET ME BUY your Chickens and Eggs.-For this week will pay for Hons ISc. pound; Frys 30c; Eggs, 20c. per dozen, in trade. C. H. GIL LESPIE, next door to Ansel's Fur niture Store, Walhalla, S. C. 17* OKKER ONE .MILLION Porto Rico Potato Plants, grown from treated potatoes; immediate shipment. I'ol lar sixty per thousand, via express. Guarantee safe arrival. Pays lo buy good Plants. G. J. DERRICK. Laan . aster. S C. 17-1 S '?' MATTRESSES.-A 50-pound All Cotton Mattress, Creight paid ic your station, for $0.50, or nu All-Fell 50 pound Mattress tor $10.00. Satis faction guaranteed. WHITE SWAN MATTRESS CO., Mox 300, Ando toll, S. C. 1 7-2 2 DC ROC PIGS-Ready for delivery Tuesday, April 25th, at seven weeks Price $12.00 each. Registered stock, (from Clemson Rod Hud T. 2d, 4S49GS, by Proud Cherry King, S5555, First come, il rsl served. Also bavo a few Cleveland Rig Roll Im proved Cotton Seed left, $3.00 per hundred. Also, a Fresh Milk Cow. S. IL ORR, Walhalla, S. C._17 ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Mnuldin Street, Walhalla, S. C. SERVICES ON THE FOURTH SUN DAY OE EACH MONTH. Sacrament of Penance... .9.30 a. m. Mass and Sermon.10.00 a. m. Reverend Thomas J. Maekin, Rector. P. O. Box 8 2, Anderson, S. C. A Mother and Daughter in Michigan, in separate families, want Two Good White Girls for General Housework. No washing. Two children in one family, none in the other. A good home in town; six dol lars a week and expenses paid to Michigan. Write, with references and full particulars, to J. C. WYLY, BRANDON, FLORIDA. ********** ********* .J. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ?J? ******************?*i - .los. Moss, of Clemson College, spent the week-end with homefolks in Walhalla. -Mrs. Coo Har.ron, of Asheville, X. C., is visiting nt tito home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Alex ander. -Hay, oats, flour, cotton seed meal, dairy feed, etc. J, H. Alley, West Union, S. C.-adv.-14-17. - Miss Leona Kuhtman left last week for Atlanta, where she will spend a week or ten days with rel atives. - Miss Janie Harrison, of Oreen ville, spent tho past week-end with fior parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Har rison. ---Miss Pauline Stock, of Rath, S. C., spoin last Saturday in Walhalla witli her lindo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Steck. -Until further notice we will pay $44.00 per ton for good, dry, sound cotton seed. Westminster Oil and Fertilizer Co.-adv.-l 5-17. -Dr. Glymph, the loading eye sight specialist ol' Anderson, will bo here again next week. Read his ad. in another column. - .Mrs. J. C. Perrin, who has been spending tho pas? week willi her mo thor. Mrs. 1 (et I io Macaulay, loft Mon day for her home at Orangeburg. - -William A. Hot rick returned to Walhalla Monday from Philadelphia and other points North, whore he had been for tho past ten days on busi ness. -Wo are reu nos tod to announce that tho Walhalla Chapter D. ?. R. will meet with Mrs. Francis Hughs on Tuesday next, May 2d, at 4.30 p. ni. Members will please note change; in hour of meeting, -An extra good lot of used pas senger cars and trucks, reworked painted. The prices aro right. Tern.s to 'suit your convenience. Arthur Drown, Walhalla, S. C.-adv. 17-tf. -Bx-Gov. M. F. Ansel, of Greenville, spent, last Saturday in Walhalla visit ing his sisters, tho Misses Ansel, andi other relatives. He has hosts of friends ? hero who ?tve alway:; (lol ?gilled Lu seo j him. --Thedlayne Circle will meet with Mrs. .Hamilton Friday afternoon of this week, April 28, at 3.30 o'clock. ! -t)ry goods, shoes, hats and all kinds of notions. J. H. Alloy, West Union, S. C. "We trade you service for business."-adv.-14-17. -Mrs. Goo. A. 'Harrison, of Green ville, has boon spending somo days in Walhalla among relatives and friends and looking after matters of business. -Davo 'H. Alexander, of Toccoa, was In Walhalla for a short while last Monday, uAVlng boon for a brief visit to relatives In tho upper section of Oconee. -Married, on April 9th, by No tary J. D. Talley, Miss Flossie Rod gers and Dyer Crow, both of the Sa lem section. Tho young couple have the best wishes of a host of friends. -Geo. F. Moldau, who has boon spending the winter in Charleston, returned last week to Walhalla and will be hero for tho summer at tho home of his son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. und Mrs. L. B. Muller. -We are requested to announce that there will be a singing at the Fairfield school house next Sunday afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extendod to everybody to bo present. -T. D. Shelor is laying down ma terials for tho erection of a home on what is known as tho Biemann Hill property. The now homo will bo located across Catherine street from the home of his brother-in-law, C. I'. Walker. -Mrs. C. Jones, of Ta'massco, was in Walhalla the past week-end, the fittest of her sou and daughter-in law, Mr. and Mrs. llayno G." Jones, i Mrs. .Jones has a host of friends in Walhalla, who arc always delighted' to wolcome her among, thom. -Married, at the home of tho offi ciating minister, Uov. L. .M. Lyda, in Walhalla, on Sunday. April llUh, at 4.30 p. m., Miss liosa Sullivan and Ault 'fribble, holli ot' Anderson coun ty. They will lo.ate in tho Double S,)rinj,'s section ol' Anderson county. - Miss isabelle Macaulay, of An derson, spent the past week-end with her mother, Mrs. Hettie Macaulay. Mrs. Macaulay also itad a's her guests Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Macaulay and Whit liolleman, of Seneca, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Townes liolleman, of An derson. - Miss Inez Cronshaw leC last week for Atlanta, whore she has ac cepted a position as hoad of the toy department of tho John Sllvey Com pany. Miss Cronshaw has many friends here who will wish her much success in her new home and new position. -The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society will have a cake sale, con sitting of angel food, devil, choco late and other cakes, on next Satur day morning tit Mrs. Jack Darby's store. An assortment of aprons for ladies and small children will bo on sale also. Your patronage is solic ited. -Farmers, we havo the follow ing to offer you-you need the goods and wo need the business: Spring tooth harrows, singlo 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 Union, S. C.-adv.-l 4-17. - Mrs. C. J. Chase, of Soboc, Me., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Gur ney. Mrs. Chase will be bore for a few weeks, taking opportunity now and then to visit other sections. This week sho and Mrs. Gurney will visit for a time among fri. inls at Frank lin, X. C., at which plato Mr. aad Mrs. Gurnoy resided for several years. This is Mrs. Chase's first trip South. -'Heirs Pharmacy last week In stalled a radiophone stationl and since its completion no Iii He pleas ure has been dispensed lo those who stop and "listen in." Tho Chicago Opera Company was one of* the first long-distance entertainers of Wal halla. The Pittsburg and other mar ket quotations aro heard each day as plainly as though being received from tm announcer within the con lines of an exchange. This station is tho first lo be located in Walhalla. -Mrs, J. W. Bell was the gracious hostess to tho D.A.'R. on April 4th. The following officers wero elected for tho year: Mrs. Wade Milam, re gent, (who resigned); Mrs. Francis Hughs, vice regent; Mrs. W. L. Ver nor, second vico regent; Mrs. Claude Held, recording secretary; Mrs. Har ry Hughs, assistant recording secre tary; Mrs. Chas. W. Pitchford, cor responding secretary; Mrs. Henry Hughs, treasurer; Mrs. \\\ yy. Moss, historian; Miss Frances Karlo, regis trar. Delightful refreshments woro serven by tho hostess, assisted by Mrs. W. ?J. Vernor. Mrs. Francis Hughs invited tho chapter to mcot with lier In May. - As thc warm spring weather ad vances thc Civic League has taken on new Ufo nnoVnci iviiy, and has also been assured of full co-opera tion in its efforts to help our town by Mayor das. M. MOSS. Recently tho organization has installed bettor electric fixtures and lights on thc stage of the school auditorium and have decided next to bond their ef forts to secure a good curtain for lt. All who tire Interested in this work for our school and children aro ask ed for a contribution, which can bo handed to Mrs. Nevin Fant, treas urer. A meeting of the J.oaguo Is called for next Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock at tho residence of M?8, Jas. Darby, and all who aro willing to help In this work aro cordially in vited lc attend. -The program for the balance ol tho wee! nt Tho Slnr Theatre seems lo bo a inosi .. TI.,,,.?. day night I nu S|>< t .. >,??,, ?. .... Bebo Daniels In tho leading role. Everybody knows Bobo ~- onougli said. Friday, a Cosmopolitan produc tion, "Heliotrope" On Monday ol next week thoro will bo "Hob H.irv.p ton ot iMacor," with Wesloy Barry, tho famous child actor of tho scroon, to the fore. Tuesday, a Reata rt pic ture will bo tho feature. All Koalart pictures aro good. Tho manugomont has addod another thriller to tho al ready thrilling S.itu\dav program a Patho sorlal, "The Double Adven ture"-ovory minuto a thrill, ovory scone a sonsation. On Thursday and Friday tho wonderful produc tion, "Tho Sheik," mention of which wo have made elsowhoro. -Our little sister town of Wost Union has tho best anti-speed en forcement method in Oconee, not withstanding tl\o fact that Seneca, Walhalla and Westminster have no moan arresters of speed in the shape of rough streets. Wost Union, how ever, has hoi* main street in such nbomninhle condition that il ls dis tressing not only to tho traveling public, but to her progressive citi zens as well. Unless repairs have boon made within tho past few days thoro ls a soc'.lon of moro than two town blocks distance that is well nigh impassable. Tho authorities of West Union should at once get busy on this repair work. A numbor ol Walhalla's streets have been groatly unproved In tho vory recent past, making traveling much moro com fortable, both for tho users of horse drawn vehicles and autos. Owing to the fact that our streets will soon be torn up for tho laying of water pipes, wo understand that no real perma nent work will bo attempted for tho present by tho Walhalla authorities, who will con lino thoinselves to neces sary repairs. This is a wiso measure, in tho interest of economy. Local Notes from Richland, Richland, April 24.-Special: Wo are having a cold snap, which we ar? afraid will injure the cotton crops. .Mrs. M. il. Broom ls on a two weeks' visit lo relatives in Madison. Mrs. IO. X. AI bea, of Augusta, Ga., ii- visiting Mrs. Lem Keaton. Mrs. Mbea will he hero for an indefinite time. The frieuds of Mrs. .lack Berry are sorry to learn that she is very ill. She is in the hospital at Greenville. Both Mr. and Mrs. Berry arc most pleasantly remembered here, they having once lived herc. Mrs. Hayden Coo entertained her school pupils and n fow outsiders at a party last Saturday night at the school hou?o. Gaines were played and enjoyed by all present. Delicious punch was served, and a most de lightful time is reported by all. Mrs. J. H. Blackwell and son, Ho mer, of Asheville, N. C., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Black well. Miss Winni?? Gumbrell is at homo, after teaching a school term else where. Mrs. Will Berry and son are visit ing in Greenville. The Christian Endeavor of the Richland Presbyterian church met after Sunday school April 23d. The topic was, "Some Dilllculties." Mrs. Purman Burns, of Fountain Inn, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Venter. S. N. Hughs and sons, Stiles and Kenneth, visited Mrs. Hughs In the Greenville Hospital last Sunday. We are glad to learn that she ls Improv ing. Mrs. Hannah Sanders and sister, Miss Mamie Freeman, of West Union, were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sanders. Mrs. W. H. Hughs and Mrs. Gro ver Davis visitod Mrs. Mary Bowen, of Norris, recently. Miss Lila Ballenger was In Green ville last Wednesday on business. Mrs. E. X. Foster and Miss Cor nelia Foster visited Mrs. Jack Derry at tho Greenville Hospital Sunday. Wonderful Production, "The Sheik." " Thc Sheik," which has proved to bc the screen sensation of the day, will be shown In Walhalla, at The Star Theatre, next week ><>>. two days ihursday and Friday, tho Uh and 5th. This is a sumptuous and beautiful production, in which lovely Agnes Ayers and Rudolph Valentino are tho featured players. Valentino made himself famous by bis wonder ful acting in "Tho Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse." "Tho Sheik" is a wonderful picture, and ono you will not want to miss. The scenes of the picture are laid in tho desert and it is filled with exciting action. Abounding in lavish color, gorgeous costumes and beautiful settings, the story is splendidly portrayed by well chosen players. "Tho Sheik" is a masterpiece of screen art. Don't fail to bo present on ono of tho two days on which it is to bo shown. Host Glasses Relievo Eyestrain. Dr. Glymph, Of Anderson, S. C.? Thc Old Reliable Eyesight Specialist -WILL BE AT Norman's Drug Store, Walhalla, S. C., One Day Only-Tuesday, May 2d, Anderson Bros/ Drug Store, Westminster, S, C., One Day Only-Wednesday, May 3d. Have your Eyes examined and Glasses fitted now and get your ^,y^. i nf before the hoi summer months come on. My prices are always satisfactory, 10 X A MI NATION FREE ! SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I 'HU WHO LOOKS f?SfOH? HU LEAPS UUILDS OF OYVKESS ANO HUILDS FOR KIWI'S.' For true economy, first as well as "last," simply stick to "our own" world famous THE WOOD ETEBNMT You'll save money by averting annoying repair bills, and you'll save time and labor by not having to do your work over and over again. Then, if you "Buy the Grade That Fits the Job," you will make still another real saving. It's worth while. Why pay for a higher grade than the work needs? Your nearest lumber dealer will advise you honestly. So will we. Write us for list of FREE PLANS for farm buildings. Southern Cypress Mf rs/ Assn. 200 Graham Building, ? JACKSONVILLE, - FLORIDA. YOUR LOCAL DEALER WILL SUPPLY YOU. IF HE HASN'T ENOUGH CYPRESS LET US KNOW AT ONCE. ?<?> Insist OD Tide Water" Cypress - youcan identify it by this mark. Thc time of year is here for the Sportsman. We can furnish you with all your paraphernalia, Base Ball and Fishing Goods, at both our stores? -ANOTHER THING Sereen Doors and Windows to fit all your house. A CAR OP CROCKERY WARE-CHURNS, BUTTER JARS AND JUGS-AND IT LOOKS LIKE ENOUGH FLOWER POTS TO SUP PLY OCONEE, ANDERSON AND PIOKENS COUNTIES. BUT WE ARE GOING TO SELL THEM ALL IN OCONEE COUNTY. LADIES, COME AND SECURE YOUR REQUIREMENTS WHILE THEY ARE HERB. WINDOWS, DOORS, LIM!?:, CEMENT, NAILS, CEDAR SHIN GLES, GALVANIZED SHINGLES, URBER ROOKING AND GAL GLESj GALVANIZED SHINGLES, RU DRER ROOFING AND GALVANIZED ROOFING IN ALL LENGTHS FROM 0 TO 13 Ft. VVVVV and CORRUGATED. Whitmire-Marett Hdw. Co. HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS WESTMINSTER WALHALLA (Phono No. 80.) (Phono No. li.) SOUTH CAROLINA Used Autos and Threshing Machines. We have one Olds 6-Cylindcr Automobile, re modeled throughout and new paint. This Car is in excellent condition. Also one Dort Five-Passenger Used Car, J 920 Model, We offer these Cars at real bargains and on reasonable terms. If you are in the market for a Used Car, see us at once. We also have one No. 3 Geyser Trcshing Ma chine, with all attachments, used for two seasons, that we can give you a bargain in. Ba?enger Hardware Co., (In the Old Coleman Stand,) Seneca, S, C, SANITARY TAX NOTICE. Walhalla, S. C., April 10, 1022. Property holders will pleaso hoar in mind that the Sanitary Tax for tho first quarter ending March 31, 1022, is now duo. Ploase ho prompt In making payment. T. A. GRANT, 15 ciork and Treasurer. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All porsons indebted to tho Estate of w. J. Waitors, Deceased, aro hereby notified to mako payment to tho undersigned, and all persons having claims against said Estate will prosont tho samo, duly attested, within tho time proscribed by law, or bo barred. L. C. 'GRAHAM, Administrator of tho Estate of W. J. Walters, Doceasod. April 5, 1922. 14 17 He who tolls with pain will oat with ploasuro.-Chinese NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All porsons Indohtod to tho Es tate of Mrs. Josie Owen, Deceased, are heroby notified to make pay mont to tho undersigned, and all porsons having claims against said ostate will present tho samo, duly nt tosted, within tho timo proscribed by law, or bo barred. B. C. and T. W. BROCK, Administrators of tho Estato of Mrs. Joslo Owen, Decoasod. April 1 2, 1022. 1R-18 NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All porsons indebted to tho Estate of LE WHS MATH 13, Doceasod, aro hereby notified to moko payment to the undersigned, and all persons having claims against said Estate will prosont the same, duly attested! within tho timo proscribed by ?avr. oi bo barred, W. O. WHITE, Administrator of tho Estato of Lowis Mathis, Docoosod. April 19,1 922. 10-19