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Wik DRUGS, MEDICI NBS? AlJi SOAPS WILL O DESTROY DISFAME GB ONLY REMOVES GREA BUT IT DESTROYS DIS ION ODORS. GERMICIDAL SOAP CLEANSER, A GERM IC GERMICIDE SOAP IS TOILET AND BATH PU FROM PERSPIRATION INFECTION, AS WELL CAUSE SKIN I0RUPTIO GET A OA ICE OF PIM THE PKorLE^ HAROLD BRENNECKE. - OPPO PIEDMONT STATIONERY, TOILET ARTICLES. 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 nc oeptod for this column for loss than IS cont?, one insertion.) FOR SALE- 200 bushels Corn. Soe A. C. CALLA I TAM, Westminster, S. C., Rt. 2._23-24? MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farm Lands. R. E. BRUCE, Pick ens, S. C._26-tf (FOR SALE-'Frosh Young Thor oughbred white and black Jersey Cow. Mrs. W. D. SCHM1D, Walhalla, S. C., Routo 1._24_ FOR SALE-Several hundred bun dles of Three-hand Fodder at $2.50 per hundred. MARCUS KING, Wal halla, Route No. I._24* HEMSTITCHING and Pccotlng. All work carefully and promptly done. MRS. "J. E. 'HOPKINS, Son eca, S. C. _20-25? FOR RENT-7-"Room House, Barn and Garage. Electric lights. Maul din St., Walhalla. Apply to J. L. MOSER, Walhalla, Rt. 1. 16-tf FOR SALE-Early variety Cotton Seed that gets ahead of the boll wee vil. See W. L. VERNDR, Walhalla, S. C._5-tf NOTICE.-Tho Keowee Courier isl in position to handle subscriptions to all tho leading periodicals. Wo will appreciate your business. FOR SALE-Millions Porto Rico. Nancy Hali and Triumph Potato Plants, 75c. per 1000, f.o.h. Vnldosta. DDK HIS PLANT COMPANY. Vnl dosta, Ga. _ 23-24* SURVEYING.-The best time to have that little job of Surveying done, and to locate your farm lines, is now. W. M. FENNELL, Surveyor, Walhalla, S. C._22-25* FOR SALE - House and Lot in town of Walhalla, on northeast cor ner of College and ErvIn streets. Has six rooms; lot contains one acre. For particulars see W. C. HUGHS. 44-tf LBFT IN BUGGY-At tho Salem church, second Sunday lu June, black Pocketbook containing nail Hie and watch bracelet. Notify Mrs. BESSIE MCMAHAN, Walhalla, S. C., and get reward. 24* WANTED-Ono or two livo, reli able mon In every town in tho coun ties of Oconeo, Pickens and Ander son, to represent The North Ameri can Accident and Health Insurance Co. Llboral terms, Experienced men preferred. Apply to \V. H. HUGHS, Richland, S. C. 13-tf WARNING.-The public ls hereby not!lied and warned not to hire or harbor LON KAY, colored, a minor, who has left my employ without my consent, after being tinder contract, with parents' approval, to work for mo (luring 10 22 crop season. JOHN L. SMITH, Salem, S. C. 21-25! MEN AND WOMEN to handle city trado and retail tho original and gen uino Watkins Products, Remedies, Extracts, Spices, Toilet Requisites, Household Specialties, Automobile Accessories, etc. Over 150 guaranted products. Our values aro unequalled and Watkins Quality is in a class by itself. Write to-day for free sample and full details of our odor and what it means to you. THE J. Ft. WAT KINS CO., Dept. 7 7, New York. N. Y. 23-26 ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Maillditi Street, Walhalla, S. C. SERVICES ON; THE FOURTH SUN DAY Ol'' EACH MONTH. Sacrament of Penance.... 9.30 a. m. Mass and Sermon.lo.co a. m. Reverend Thomas J, Mackin, Rector. P. O. Pox 82, Anderson, s. c. r---. TEA COFFEE SPICES ar 28 ma PRUGGI8If?\ SUNDRIES. " LEANSE, RUT THEY WILL NOT RMS. GERMICIDAL SOAP NOT SE AND DIRT FROM the HANDS, EASE GERMS AND PERQUIRA IS THREE THINGS IN ONE - A IDE, AND A DEODORANT. A GOOD GENERAL SOAP FOR RPOSES. IT FREES THE SKIN ODORS, FROM THE GERMS OF AS THE TINY PARASITES THAT NS GERMICIDAL SOAP TO-DAY. CE-25 CENTS. *H PHARMACY'* TEAY HUTCHISON. SITE- CANDY. A UTO CO. BLOC LOCICSy .I* *I* *I* 'I* "I* .!* "I* *!* *I* .!* * J* 'I" -I* ?i* *f* -I* ?J? *l* 4? LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ?$. - Mrs. E. 0. Counts, of Prosper ity, is spending this week with her daughter, Miss Ethel Counts, in Wal halla. -Rieppe Biematin, of Rock Hill, spent tho past week-end in Walhalla visiting at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. 'Hughs, nnd among other rela tives and numerous friends. -We've got the bargains of the soason in fine shirts. 'Going at 8(Jc. for tho next few days at Norman's Dry Goods Store, Walhalla.-adv. -Miss Mayrae Douglas, of Winns boro, has been visiting Miss Eula Todd for several days. Miss Douglas also visited In the Earle's Grove com munity, where she expects to teach this summer and winter. -The following ladles of Oconee are attending tho State Short Course at Winthrop College: Mesdames W. C. Mays, Fair Play; W. F. Casey and Davis Martin, Westminster ; Misses Bertie Harris, Westminster; Marga ret 'Brandt, Walhalla, and Margaret Davis, Richland. -'For Sale - One 36-inch Cole corn mill, complete. Can be seen in operation; first-class condition. The West Union Oil Mill.-adv.-23-24. -Rev. J. J. Beach will begin the revival services at the Second Lap tlst church in Walhalla on next Sat urday at S p. m., and .continuo through the next week. Ile will he assisted hy J. A. Durham in Hie song service. A cordial welcome is ex tended to all to attend. -Rev. J. R. Davis, of Diekens, will preach at Mountain View Wes leyan Methodist church next Satur day evening at S o'clock, Sunday morning at 1 l o'clock. Ou Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock he will preach at. John Cannon's, in the Roono's Creek section, and back at the church Sunday night at 8 o'clock. The public is cordially Invited to at tend all theso services. -Ono good second-hand Ford truck and touring car, 1920 model; ono Hanson touring car. brices are right on these cars. Green Motor Co., Walhalla, S. C.-adv. -At tho meeting of the executive committee of tho South Carolina Cotton Growers' Co-operative Asso ciation, which mot in Columbia last Friday, the ballots for district direc tors of tho association were counted and tho result declared. J. Wade Drake, of Anderson, was elected di rector for tho second district, which comprises the counties of Oconee, Pickens, Anderson and Greenville. -Lovers of the Harry Cary West ern pictures will have an opportunity of seeing him in a super feature, "Tho Fox," Wednesday (to-night) and Thursday at Tho Star Theatre, Seneca. This is ono of his newest and best releases. On Friday The Star will have Richard Darthelmess in "Tolerable David," together with a Peggy comedy. On Monday night of next week Constance Talmadge will appear in "Scandal," and on, Tues day night Pola Negri will appear In "One Arabian Night." These aro all splendid pictures and are sure to pleaso the most exacting.-adv.* -Miss Lucille White will leave to-morrow (Thursday) for Green ville, where she will attend the Al len-Sullivan nuptials, which happy event will take place Thursday even ing. Miss Allen will be pleasantly j remembered hero, she having taught school in Walhalla two years ago, and she has many friends herd. Mr. Sullivan is one of thc foremost young business men of Westminster, being cashier of the Westminster Rank. Ile ls a son of Mrs. Paul P. Sullivan, of Westminster. In advance of the hap py occasion Tho Courier extends sin cere and hearty congratulations and thc best of good wishes. A large gathering enjoyed an all-day singing at tho now Salem Baptist church last Sunday. Special music was furnished hy R. M. and S. M. Holding and the Higgins quar tet ic. na weil as some excellent en tertainment by local talent. Tho ?regular Sunday night service was > id EXTRACTS. j largely attended an? enjoyed. T> Lord'? Supper waa administered at this time. The new church, which ha? not long been completed, 1? a credit to the Christian spirit of the congregation. -Don't miss your share of the bargains for, the next ten days at Norman's Dry Goods Store, Wal halla. Shirts at 89c; other articles at similar reductions.-adv. -Dr. and Mrs. J. W. -Bell, Miss Eloise Strother and Mrs. William B. Dell were receut visitors in Anderson --The revival meeting at tho Wal halla Second Baptist church has been postponed until Saturday, Juno 17, at 8 o'clock p. ru, -We aro rcquosted to announce that tho Rocky Knoll Missionary so ciety will meet with Mrs. Geo. Mor ton on Thursday afternoon, June 15, al 3 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. -The many friends of J. Coko Kamploy will he glad to know that ho is improving after a roc?nt opera tion nt Johns Hopkins Hospital, Bal timore, and hope for his speedy re covery. -?Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Gasquo and littlo son, Herbert. Jr., of Laurons, arrived In Walhalla last week and are spending tho summer mouths at the home of Mrs. Gasque's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. White. -Miss Lucille White entertained most delightfully on Saturday, Juno 3d, in honor of Miss Florence Het rlck, who became the bride of Wil bur D. Whito on June 7th. The oc casion was a miscellaneous 'linen shower. -"The Song of a Shirt"-don't stop to sing it. Come to our store and get fine shirts at 89c. each. Nor man's Dry Goods Store, Walhalla. adv. -Miss Carolyn Rogers ls spending this week in Clinton, attending the sessions of the Young People's Sy nodical Conference, which convened there on the 9th Instant. She was appointed as a delegate from the Auxiliary of the Walhalla Presbyte rian church. Louis Seaborn is also in attendance on this conference, he being the representative from the Sunday school of the Presbyterian church. -The college boys and girls are returning homo for tho summer va cation. The young ladles and gen tlemen who are being greeted by their friends upon their return last week are: Misses Frances and Edith Carter, Caro Probst, Eugenia Moss, Winthrop College; Joe Moss, Wm. Stribling, .las. Alexander, Clemson College: Margaret and Celeste Wick liffe, of West Union, from Lander College, and Miss Nell Wickliffe, of West Union, from Coker College. -Mrs. Caroline Blessing, Mrs. C. J. Peters and Miss Edna Smith, of Philadelphia, are guests this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. ?. Het rick, they having come dow*n to at tend the wedding of their grand daughter and niece, Miss Florence Hotrlck, which took placer w^ndOS day of last week. Those ladies have ?visited in Walhalla several times on other occasions and have many friends here who aro glad to see them again. Mr. and Mrs. Peters at one time resided hero for a period of several years. ! -Rev. J. A. White, of Columbia, and Prof. J. E. White,, of Atlanta, spent some days in Walhalla last week, the occasion of their visit be ing the wedding of their son and bro ther, Wilbur D.White, and Miss Flor ence Hetrick. Rev. White ls a re tired Methodist minister and with his family has recently located at Col lege Place, near Columbia.', Prof. White ls a member of the faculty ol I the Atlanta High Schools. The for mer has returned to hi? home after a brief visit to relatives at ?Easley and the latter has returned to At lanta to engage In summer school work In that city. -The following Item from "Red and Black," the student paper ol the University of Georgia, (Athens,) of. Juno 4th, will be read with in terest by the many friends of \Archl( D Harkins, a son of Mr. and Mrs. J D. Harkins, of Walhalla Route 2: "O. C. Aderhold, of Lavonla, Ga.; A. D. Harkins, of Walhalla, S C.. anc Harold M. Morris, of Athens, wer< Initiated Into Alpha Zeta, nationa honorary agricultural fraternity, or Tuesday evening. All aro high rank lng students of the Agricultural Col lego and have proved themselves, bj the dlllgonce of their application ant the vorsitility of their endeavors, t( he well worthy of the honor bestowee \ipon them." -One lot children's white tennii oxfords, sizes S to lOV?, pair 55c. one lot children's white tennis ox fords, sizes 12 to 2. pair 60 cents ono lot children's whito tennis strai pumps, sizes 0 % to In, j j ; i i r 0 r> c. one lot children's white lennhj strai pumps, sizes 1 1 to L'. pair 7.*? cents one lot ladies' whito ked-, sizes 3 l< ?'?. $1.25; one lot children's whin canvas' slippers, leather soles ant heels, both pumps and oxfords, size .s Vu to il. pair !>Sc; one lot chll (Iron's white canvas slippers, loathe son's and hoots, both pumps and ox fords, sizes I ! Vj to :.', pair $1.11) Walk a block ?md save a dollar 'Maynes cut-, the price ?md soils th gtods.".-ad v. - The many friends ni' Mr. am Mrs. A. I.. Howland sympathisa wit) them in ilu> hi.-s of their : ?by, Fran ces. whoso doath occurred at tho! homo in tho Victor-.Motiaghun villog on Thursday night la ? it 10.1 o'clock. Tho lillie one ; . ? boon sid for quito a u bi'.", but. ev< : hing thft loving hands conl-! do ri. il,j not Sta tlc hand of death, und her splrl look Its lllrhl back ;<i lh< nae wlv gave ]. LPtlo I'la m 03 v as only on year obi ? : I on Ibo Sund ly follow inc her .. i ii would he rounded on her fin i hoi i year of lifo The IP" body was laid io rest in tho Nevill cemetery ia Insl Friday afternoon ait r appropriate sorvici conducto by llo\. A. \V. Parr, of tho Walhall I Methodist church. We join with otb . i friends in oxtonding ympathy t j t ho borOtl ved ones. . -Mr. ?nd Mr?. W. D. Whit? ?pent M onda jr tn 'Walhalla, going from h or* to Anderson yesterday. They will re side in Anderaon. -Mrs, George Gasrln, of Ashe ville, N. C., ls visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, M. Alexander. Miss Roberta darrin, of Asheville, ls also visiting at the Alex ander home this week. -We are requested to announce that there will be an ice cream sup per at V. W. Elrod's, near New Hope church, next Saturday, June 17, be ginning ai 8 o'clock. The public ls cordially invited to attend. -.Men's, women's and children's white tennis slippers, and womon's and children's white pumps and ox fords at J nynes* at the right price. Seo thom. Walk a block and save a dollar. 'Maynes cuts tho price and sells the goods.'-'adv.. -?Prof. H. \V. Gasque, of Laurens, who. with his family, arrived in Wal halla last week, left yesterday for Clemson College, where he will be for six weeks engaged as one of the Instructors in the summer school for teachers. -We aro requested to announce that there will be services at tho Double Springs church next Sunday, June 18th, at ll a. m. Rev. ll. P. Uamby will conduct the services and deliver the sermon. A cordial Invi tation la exttonded to everybody. -W. J. Stribllng, Jr., left last Sat urday for Raleigh, N. C., where he has accepted work with the North Carolina Highway Department. Will ls one of our young men of energy and ability, and recently graduated from Clemson College with honors. His many friends wish for him suc cess in his chosen field. -Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Shep herd, of Washington, D.C., announce the marriage of their sister, Lola .Roberta, to Fred J. Crenshaw, the marriage having taken place on June 5th, 19'22. Mr. Crenshaw ls a son of Newton Crenshaw, of Midway, but has made his home In Washington for a number of years. tHe has many friends In Oconee who will Join The Courier In extending congratulations and all good wishes. -Tho best bargains of the season -extra fine shirts at 89c. each for ten days; also other bargains nt the price of 89c, many of these articles being regular $1.50 articles. Nor man's Dry Goods Store, Walhalla. adv. -Geo. W. Hughes, of Philadel phia, arrived in Walhalla last Fri day and is spending several days vis iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hetrlck. He ls accompanied by his son-in-law, Rev. Chas. II. Shaw, D. I)., and wife and their son, Stanley Mr. Hughes is a prominent manufac turor in the city of Philadelphia and Dr. Shaw is the pastor of one of the Baptist churches in that city. They came through tho country In their car. and found the trip delightful. Mr. Hughes has frequently visited here before, and his many friends aro glad to meet him again. THE NEWS FROM SOUTH UNION. Death of an Infant-Personal Items of Interest Generally. Westminster, R.F.D., June 12. Special: The Ladles' Missionary so ciety met with Mrs S. 'L. Burriss last .Friday afternoon. A very interesting program was carried out. The mem bers of the society were glad to have with them Mrs. Vester 13oardeu and Mrs. W. S. Bearden, of Oakway. Mrs. W .S. Bearden is our divisional pres ident, and she gave an Interesting and helpful talk. Wo hope to have these ladies with us again in the near future. Last 'Friday morning at about 3 o'clock the death angel entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Honey and bore away the spirit of their only child, little Dorothy Gwendolyn. The little one had been sick about ten days, suffering greatly during all her illness. All that loving hands could do was done for her, but God knew best and Ho called her home to Him. Little Gwendolyn was born May 31, 1921, and was but a few days over ono year old when she died, She was a very bright child and was loved by all who knew her. The sym pathy of the entire community goes out to tho yoyng patents in this time of great sorrow. Mrs. J, E. Moore and two childron, of Greenville, are spending a week with Mrs. Moore's father, H. F. Lof tia Mrs. W. F. Casey and Miss Bertie Harris left last Thursday for Rock Hill as delegates from our Better Community Club to 'Winthrop Col lege to take the teiwlny short course. J. H. Plylor, of Greenville, is visit ing In the home of Mr a.nd Mrs. Ot tie Burriss. Those enjoying a very pleasant fishing trip to Chandler shoals last Monday night wore Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marett, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harris. Misses Bertie Harris and Flora Cal lahan!, and Aden Cole, Henry I larris and lt. M. Colo. Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Ruth Sul livan, of Double Springs, spent last Monday with tholr daughter and sis ter. Mrs. Clyde Allen. Mr. and Mrs. S. fi. Burriss spent last Sunday in Hartwell, Ga. Mrs. Have MeClanahan, of Ware Shoals, is the must of ber father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. \\'. ||. Cra wford. Mr. and Mrs. IL M. Gibson and children, of Westminster, aro visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pruitt, of Lavonln, Gu., spent the week-end With Mrs. Pruitt's parents, Mr. .ind Mrs. W. IL ("ra winni. Farmers Demand Fall's Resignation, Scotts Bluff, Nob., .lune 10.-'Ros ignation of Secrolary Fall was de manded in resolutions adopted ni a mass meei lng of farmers and bust liess men of Ibo North Platte Valley to-day. They charged "unjust treat ment, of farmers on irrigated lands and lack of understanding of their needs for relief. For 30 days beginning June 1st to June 31st we will allow a SPECIAL discount of 10 per cent on all Kelley Springfield and Fire stone Tires and Tubes* Wc know you know that there is not a tire on the market that will come up to these tires in quality for the same money. Buy your requirement now. Whitmire-Marett Hdw. Go. HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS WESTMINSTER WALHALLA (Phono No. 30.) (Phono No. ll.) SOUTH CAROLINA ? Farming Under Boll Weevil Conditions. TEN STEPS TO TAKE PLANT FEWER ACRES PREPARE LAND WELL FERTILIZE LIBERALLY CULTIVATE FREQUENTLY LEARN TO rOISON! USE EARLY VARIETIES PLANT EARLY KILL EARLY WEEVILS GATHER DAMAGED SQUARES DESTROY STALKS EARLY! FIGHT A FARMER CANNOT GROW COTTON UNDER BOLL WEEVDIi CONDITIONS UNLESS HE IS WILLUNG TO FIGHT. THE THINGS THAT ARE NECESSARY TO DO TO SUCCESSFUL LY CONTROL THE BOLL WEEVIL MUST BE DONE AT THE TIME THEY SHOULD BE DONE. COTTON CHOWING BY THE EASY-GO-LUCKY METHOD IS A THING OE THE PAST. THOSE WHO ARE FIGHTERS AND WILL STAY BY THE JOD WILL BE THE SUCCESSFUL COTTON GROWERS OF THE FUT UH E. AHE YOU A FIGHTER OR ARE YOU A QUITTER? Bank of Walhalla. , Enterprise Bank. Walhalla, S. C. W?lhalfa, S. C. The Bank of West Union* West Union, S. C. 1888 1922 "What A Charming Homer Folks may say this about your house, if you keep it well painted. You not ox' ant, protect the surface from tot and decay. Lucas Tinted Qloss tPaint will * 'save the surface" and beautify at the same time. It is real economy to use it, because ot its long life and great durability. Give us the opportunity of estimating the amount needed* FOR. SALE, BY C. W. PITCHFORD, WALHALLA, S. C, mi NOTICE OE FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE. Notleo is hereby giv?ll that tho un* do reigned will make application to v. P. Martin, Judge of Probate, for Ocoaeo County, in tho State of South Carolina, at li i H ?fllc? at Walhalla ('curt i louse, on Saturday, the 1st day of JULY, 102?. pr as soon thereafter as said application can bo heard, for leavo to make Final Set tlement of the Kalala of C. T. itichoy, Deceased, and obtain Final Disoharno I as Administrator of said Estate. Si E. RICHEY, Administrator of the Estate of C. T. Richey, Deceased, .lune 7, 1 022. 2:5-20 NOTICE OE FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that tho un dersigned will tua ko application to V. F. Marlin, Judgo of Probate for Oconeo County, in the Slato of South Carolina, at his ofllce at Walhalla Coilrt House, on EUI DAY, the ;50th day of JUNE, 1922, at ll o'clock in tho forenoon, or ns soon there after as said application can bo hoard, for loavo to ma ko final sottlo nVont of tho Estate ot ALLEN KING, Deceased, and obtain Final Dlschargo ns Administrator of said Estafo. W. E. HOPKINS, Administrator of tho Estate of Allon King, DOc?asod. May 31, 1923. ".,<:?2-25,