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DRUGS, MEDICINES. Your Druggist Is M Consider the Druggist? He college trained scientist? an healh, a man whose life-wor of his community. In appre your motto, "Always Try the I THE PEOVLE'I HAROLD BRENNECKE. STATIONERY, - OPl'Oi TOILET ARTICLES, PIEDMONT VS ONE CENT A WORD (Small advertisements under tills 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 lows than IS cents, ono Ins ort lon.) MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farm Land3. R. E. BRUCK, Pick ens, S. C. 26-tf HEMSTITCHING and Pccoting. All work carefully and promptly dono. MRS. ,J. E. HOPKINS, Sen eca, S. C. 20-25* NOTICE.-The Keowee Courier is In position to handle subscriptions to all tho leading periodicals. Wo will appreciate your business. F O R S A L E-Good Milk Cow; grade Jersey; a 4-gallon animal un der average conditions. Apply to E. M. SMITH, Walhalla, S. C. Rt. No. 1._25-26? SURVEYING.-The best timo to havo that little Job of Surveying dono, and to locate your farm lines, is now. W. M. FENiNELL, Surveyor, Walhalla, S .C._22-25? FOR SALE - House and Lot in town of Walhalla, on northeast cor ner of College and ErvIn streets. Hus six rooms; lot contains one acre. For particulars see W. C. HUQHS. 44-tf WANTED-Ono or two live, reli ablo men in every town in the coun ties of Oconeo, Picketts and Ander son, to represent Thc North Ameri can Accident and Health Insurance Co. Liberal lorms. Experienced men preferred. Apply to \V. IT. HUGHS, Richland, S. C._13-tt WARNING.-The public is hereby notified and warned not lo hire or harbor LON KAY, colored, a minor, who has left my om ploy wit lieut my consent, after being under contract, with parents' approval, to work for mo during I'.?22 crop season. .JOHN L. SMITH, Salem, S. C. 21-251 EDUCATIONAL^ - WANTED-I want School Teachers and High School Graduates to write me about our Summer .School and Easy Pay ment Plan. We offer 2."> cents for good cotton in exchange for tuition. M. H. BOWEN, President, Howell's Business College, Columbia, S. C., Phone (5810. 25* MEN AND WOMEN to handle city trade 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 are unequalled and Watkins Quality is in a class by Itself, Write to-day for free sample and full details of our offer and what it moans to you. THE J, R, WAT KINS CO., Dept. 77, New York. X. Y. 23-26 ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Mailldin Street, Walt mila, S. C. SERVICIOS ON rino FOURTH SUN DAY OF EACH MONTH. Sacrament of Penance .. .9.30 a. m. Mass and Sermon.10.00 a. m. Reverend Thomas J. Mnckin, Rector. P. O. Box 82, Anderson, S. C. .J? ?J? ?J? ?J. ?J., ?J? ?J. ?T. ?J, ?J. ?J? ?J? ,*? .J. ??? ?J, ?T? ?J? ?j. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ?{? - Dorrlll Darby visited friends in j Columbia last week. .(?arwood .(nynes spent, part of last week with frionds in Orange- ! burg. I -Rooting!--Shingles and rubber' pooling in nil grades. .1. II. Alley, j West Union, S. C. adv. 2 5-2 G. Tho Ladii >* Aid society of Hie Walhalla Methodist church will moot ' with Mrs. Lizzie Schroder OM Thurs day t to-morrow i afternoon al l o'clock. All members aro urged to ' bc present promptly, ? Just as Ea< TO MAKE ICE ICE CREAM ----- O R I a dozen packages and on Vi Phone 28 and KEEP CO< Cash Phone 28 DRUGOI8K?\ SUNDRIES. ' ore tban a Merc?iant is more than a merchant-a indispensable guardian of k is the safety and pleasure dation, why not make this >rug Store First"? & PHARMACY* TEA Y HUTCHISON. HTM- CANDY. AUTO CO. BLOC -Robert L. Hogers is spending this week among frionds tn Lees ville. -.Horn, unto Mr. and Mrs. Stro ther Reese, of tho Tamasseo section, on .lune 1 7th, a son. - Mrs. c. I). Pinson, of Atlanta, ls the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Steck. -New goods in hardware arriving overy day. Big supply buggy harness wagon harness, bridles, saddles, etc. J. H. Alloy, West Union.-adv.-25-26 -Paul Schumacher has returned tc his homo hero after a week's visit to relatives in Greenwood and White hall. -Misses Wilma Hudgens and Frances Ligon, of Anderson, are gu?sts this week of Miss Caroline Darby. -Mrs. A. J. M. Bllllngsley re turned this week from Bryson City, N. C., where she had boen visiting her brother. -Dr. and Mrs. CP. Corn, of John ston, aro visiting at tho home of Mrs. Corn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Strother. -Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Boll left last Monday for Chattanooga, Tenn., where Dr. Bell will bo In attendance on the medical association. -T. J. May and family, of Chat tanooga, Tenu., are visiting the lat ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Gurney. -Miss Annie Strutton, of the Wal halla Graded School faculty, and Miss Carolyn Rogers, of Queens College. Charlotte. X. C., are attending the summer school at Clemson. -Mr. and Mrs. William Bell will leave to-morrow for a visit to rela tives at Ozark, Ark. They will be tho guests of Mrs. Bell's parents while away. - Mrs. 1). G. McAlister and daugh ter. Miss Katherine, of Columbia, arrtyed In Walhalla ^yesterday to spend some time with Miss May Hell and other relatives. Porter Fowler and Mrs. Lina Mci.anil) and son. Master J. P. Mc Lnmb, have returned to their home at Ingold, N. C., after a delightful two weeks' visit at thc home of their permits, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fowler, at F va ns, Ga. -.lust received, at lowest p'-icos, one car best Hour, ono car high grado shorts. See us for flour and feed stuff before you buy or you may lose money. J. H. Alley, Weet Union, S. C.-adv.-25-26. - Mrs. M. R. McDonald and chil dren left last week for Columbia, where they will bo for a while with Mrs. McDonald's mother, Mrs. M. R. Etheridge. Mr. McDonald left this morning for Columbia to join his family for a few days' visit. - Miss Addle Tatham returned yesterday from Creen wood, where she had been for the past week at tho bedside of lier friend, Mrs. Davis, who has been quite ill. Mrs. Davis has visited In Walhalla and lins nu merous friends here who will lie glad to learn that she Is Improving. -Mrs. J. E. Brown and little daughter, of Crimes, Cal., and Mrs. M. R. Smith and baby, of Starkvlllo, Miss., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. X. Fant, They have many friends in Walhalla who are delight ed to meet them again. Mr. Smith ls a member of Ute faculty of the A. and M. College of Mississippi. -J. H. Alley, West Union, S. C., has a number of specials in ladies' dresses and dress goods. We are also closing out what wo have left of the very best styles in ladles' trimmed hats nt less than the factory cost. J. II. Alley, West Union.-adv.-26-26. -The men and women of Wal halla and community aro urged to bear in mind tho meeting nt Ameri can Legion Hall this (Wednesday) afternoon at f> o'clock. Mrs. Wil liams. State chairman of the League of Women Vdtors, will appreciate opportunity to address as many of tho people -of this section as can possibly attend tho meeting. Ellison D. Smith, wlio has been taking a special course at the Uni versity of South Carolina, returned home last week lo spend his voca tion in Oconee. Miss Kate Smith, a teacher in tho Arlington schools, is homo for the summer months. CREAM WITH POWDERS. 3 ER c of our Churns to-day, *)L. Groceiy Co. They are viii ting ?vt the heme ol theft'' parents, Mr. and Mrs. A ?, Smith, of West Union. The. * mattf friends are. delighted to nave them among them again. ** -'Notice to Those in the Business. - We are in the market for several carloads of cross-ties. Will he glad to have you call on us before, you sell your ties. We buy anything you have to sell; wo sell anything you haye to buy-and we trade you ser vice for business. J. H. Alley, West Union, S. C.-adv.-25-26. -Carrie Lee Owens, one of tho colored "farmerettes" of Walhalla Route 3, has our thanks for a' cu cumber of unusual dimensions. We aro not advised as to whether this lg a variety of cucumbers of this pe culiar shape, or whether it is a freak. Tho cucumber lp about the size of ordinary garden cucumbers, but tho length of this one ls exnetly sixteen inches. To all appearances it is in admirable condition for table use. - Tho Redpath Chautauqua closed a most successful five days' program herc last night. It ls well-nigh Im possible to say which oft'tho attrac tions was the best. E?ch In turn seemed better than the preceding at traction, and the Interest and antici pation of those attending was nover allowed to, lag. Tho lectures wore masterpieces of their .kind. The musical attractions were unexcolled In point of rendition and carefulness of selection. Wo wish that we could give special mention to each and every individual who took part In and helped to make the chautauqua the success that it was, but this is impossible. The chautauqua has come .to Walhalla as a permanent Institution, and the people of Oco nee may well look forward to next year's attrac 'ons, for there ls every reason to believe that the 3 923 pro gram will bo better, If possible, than any yet presented -Miss Lillian Pitchford returned to Walhalla last Saturday, after spending a week In Greenville with relatives and a week at Lander Col lege, Greenwood, attending the Ep worth League Conference.' Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Pitchford left Sunday afternoon for Greenville to oo with their son, Charlie, who un derwent an operation at the hospital in that city Monday. Mr. Pltchford's many Walhalla friends hope tor his early restoration to health. - Married, at Ebenezer church, on Sunday evening, June IS th, at 3 o'clock, Miss Kva |Corn and Bud Harden, both of tho 'Fairview sec tion. Rev. S. A. Tow performed tho ceremony. Tho young couple have the good wishes of many friends. -Coleus.-2-in., 2.r>c. per dozen, plus postage; l-in., 50c; 6-ln. to 9-tn., 7.~>c. dozen, or 10c. each. Trail ing coleus, 2 for 25c. Mrs. Patti Cil lison, Seneca, S. C., Rt. 1.-adv. -Miss Eunice White" leftjiie iirst of this week for Shelton, S.'C., where she will bo for a visit of a.Week or more to her Winthrop friend and room-mate, Miss Maye Allen. Be fore her return to Walhalla Miss White will visit among relatives and friends at Spartanburg and Green ville. -Mr. and Mrs. Max Sloan, of Anderson, were guests for a short while last week at the home of Dr. and Mrs. B. P. Sloan. Mr. Sloan is a brother of Dr. Sloan and has nu merous friends In this section who are always glad to meet him and his wife. They were accompanied home by little Miss Nell Poe Sloan, who returned the latter part of the week. -A lady of our county who has an unusual record is Mrs. A. L. Lusk, of the Tamasseo section of Oconee. Mrs. Lusk ls about 71 years of age, lives in the same neighborhood in which sho was horn and has never been more than twenty miles away from home. She has seventy grand children and forty great-grandchil dren. She is happy and content to serve in her home, enjoying tho company of her largo family of chil dren, grandchildren and great-grand children. -Manager James Wilson, of The Star Theatre,- Walhalla, tolls us ho has some mighty good pictures now booked. On Thursday, June 22d, (to-morrow) Tho Star will present Mabel .Normand in "What Happened to Rosa," and on Tuesday, Juno 27, Corinne Griffith In "Tho Carter Girl." A full program is glvon on Satur days-Western features and comedy. "A good show all the timo" is tho motto of the manager of the local picture house. Good music ls fur nished during tho pictures by Mrs. Henry White. -Mrs. 1. IL Arrowood and chil dren, of Augusta. Oa., aro expected to arrive In Wost Union in a day or two to join Mr. Arrowood, who ls bidding a position willi J. H. Alley, of West Inion, in his mercantile business. Mr. Arrowood has been In tho employ of Mr. Alley for about a month and ls so woll pleased with his placo and our people that ho is seeking to make a home hero for his family. They are unable to secure a house and Monday Mr. Arrowood was seeking f| uar tors In Walhalla. Mr. and Mrs. Arrowood will bo most cordially welcomed to our midst as permanent citizens. Since Mr. Arro wood lias been in West Union his wife and children have been visiting Mrs. Arro wood's motlier in Green ville. . iv.? ..? '?' MIU" ".t.MIK'"'. 1 ?H '."I Mtl.,'!!?' 1 '>" 1 'I' 'I -Mrs. Juck Darby and Miss Marte Inbell are visiting in Way no? ville, N. C., this week. - -The many friends of Mrs. Ida Darby will be glad to learn that she is able to be out again, af tor having been quite indisposed for ten days or more. -Miss Mildred Carter returned lost week from Milledgevillo, Ga., where she had been attending the Gorgla Normal School for the past torin. -Rev. A. W. Barr and Misses Lil lian Pitchford und Loretta Coving ton spent last week in Greenwood at tending tho Epworth League Con ference. - Miss lindie Thopson, who hus been spending oom? months in An derson, was among her Walhalla friends for a short while ono day last week. She is always a most welcome visitor hore. - Mr. and Mrs.. J. M. Strother and children, of Lauisvillo, Ga., aro vis iting at tho homo of. Mrs Strother's parents, .Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ver tier, near town. Their many Wal halla friends are delighted to meet them again. -Miss Cora Strong, of Greens boro, N. C., is home for the summer vacation, visiting her mother and sister, Mrs C. G. and Miss Daisy. Strong. Miss Alice Strong ls also spending her vacation period here with her mother and sisters. -Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Gardner, of Oreenwiod, were guests in the home cf Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shelor for a short while lani week. It is Dr. Gardner's custom when in Walhalla to pay us a visit at The Courier of fice, and lt .was with regret that we learned that he had been in town and failed to pay us his accustomed pleasant visit. -Josh Shockley, of West Union, a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shock ley, loft last Thursday for Annis ton, Ala, where he will be for six weeks attending the R O. T. C. camp (McClellan. Josh is one of the Oco nee boys attending Clemson College, and was among the eight freshmen enjoying the privilege of taking this trip. There aro 137 from Clemson in tho McClellan camp-129 juniors and eight freshmen. -The following announcement, taken from a recent issue of tho Jacksonville, i'la., Times-Union, will be read with regret by many in and aiound Walhalla, where the deceased was well known many years ago: "Mrs. Margaret Fajen Marzyck, aged 77 years, died Saturday morning at her Into residence, 222 West Fourth street. She ls survived by five chil dren, Mrs. Warren Fitch, Mrs. S. A. Williams, W. H. and H. G. Marzyck, of Jacksonville, and J. W. Marzyck, of Key West. Mrs. Marzyck had re sided in Jacksonville since 1869. The funoral will take place at 3.30 o'clock from the chapel of Moulton & Kyle, Rev. Edwin C. Gilletto, pastor of the Union Congregatiinal church, con ducting tho services. Tho pallbear ers will he John Peters, Barney Smart, ?H. F. Jackson, Clarence Fitch, H. L. Morris and William E. Tomp kins. Interment will be in West Ev ergreen cemetery." As a young wo man Mrs. Marzyck was well known in this section, sho having resided in and near Walhalla for a number of years with her parents, who were among the early settlers of Wal halla. She was an aunt of H. D. and J. W. Huskamp, being a sister of their mother. Wo Join with others In extending sympathy to tho be reaved ones. -Mrs. Hayne Jones was hostoss to tho Walhalla Chapter D. A. R. at her lovely new home on Wednesday afternoon, Juno 14th. In her usual gracious manner, Mrs. Jones invited the members of tho chapter into her living room and dining room, which were most attractively and appro priately decorated with Mags and quantities of rod, white and blue flowers arranged in Inigo baskets and bowls. Tho following program was splendidly rendered and very much enjoyed: Subject, Flag Day; Americans' Creed, by Chapter; "Flag Salute," Miss Janie Harrison; read ing, I). A. R. Notes, Miss Earle; pa per, "History of Our Flag," Miss Sal lie Stribling, (read by Miss Tabitha Stribling); reading, "Apostrophe to tho Flag," Mrs. W. D. Moss; song, "Star-spangled Haulier," hy Chap ter; vocal solo, "Your Flag and My Flag," Mrs. s. L. Vernor; piano solo, "Dixie," Miss Carrie Darby Harri son; song. "America," hy Chapter; reading, "Flag Code," Mrs. Harry Hughs; reading, "Carolina'," Miss Janie Harrison. Mrs. C. VV. Pilch ford, Jr., the retiring regent, under whose splendid leadership tho chap ter has enjoyed ono of the most pleasant and successful years In its history, expressed her appreciation of the hearty support of evoiy chap ter member and bespoke for the new rogent, Mrs. W. J. Schroder, tho same sincero co-operation. At Mrs. Jones* suggestion tho chapter gave Mrs.Pitchford a rising voto of thanks for her zeal and untiring energy, At tho close' of this delightful meeting Cheapest in History 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* We 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. Co. L.: 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 LEA RN TO TOISON I USE EARLY VARIETIES PLANT EARLY KILL EARLY WEEVILS GATHER DAMAGED SQUARES DESTROY STALKS EARLY! FIGHT A FARMER CANNOT GROW COTTON UNDER BOLL WEEVIL CONDITIONS UNI/ESS HE IS WILLLIXG TO FIGHT. THF THINGS THAT ARIO NECESSARY TO DO TO SUCCESSFUL LY CONTROL THF BOLL WEE V IL MUST BE DONE AT THE TIME THEY SHOULD HE DOXE. COTTON GROWING BY THE EASY-GO-LUCKY MFTIIOD IS A THING OF THE PAST. THOSE WHO ARIO FIGHTERS AND AV ILL STAY BY THE JOH WILL BE THE SUCCESSFUL COTTON GROWERS OF TH 10 FUTURE. ARIO YOU A FIGHTER OR ARIO YOU A QUITTER? Bank of Walhalla, Enterprise Bank, | Walhalla, S. C. Walhalla, S. C. The Bank of West Union, West Union, S. C. 1888 1922 "What A Charming Home!" Folks may say this about your house, if you keep it well painted. You not only add to its beauty, but more import* ant, protect the surface from rot and decay. Lucas Tinted ?toss Vaint 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. Mrs. Jones, assisted by lier sisters, .Mrs. L. C. Harrison, Misses Janie and Carrie Darby Harrison, nerved delicious cream, cake and candy, .Fatal Stabbing Over KO Cents. Cheraw, S. C., June li).- During a row over fifty cents, which, lt is alleged, Robert Temple claimed .loo Ryon owed him, Ibo former stabbed Ibo latter yestordny. Ryon died to day. Magistrate Malloy held an in quest tbls afternoon, tho vordlct of the Jury being that Ryon came to bis deatli through a knlfo Ptah by Tem ple tho latter is in tho Chesterfield jail NOTICIO OF FINAL SETTLEMENT A NJ) DISCHARGE. Notice ls hereby given that tho un dersigned will multo application to V. I<\ .Martin, Judgo of Probato for Oconeo County, in tho Stato of South Carolina, at his ol?lco at Walhalla Court House. 0n FRIDAY, tho 30th day of JUNIO, 1922, at ll o'clock in tho foronoon, or ns-soon thoro nftor as said application can bo hoard, for loave to mako final settle ment of the Estnto of ALLEN KING, Deeeased, and obtain Final Dlschnrgo as Administrator of said Estate. W. E. HOPKINS, Administrator of tho Estato of Allon King, Deceased. May 31, 1022. 22-25