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E are ager the finest c Shipped t the makers. Satisfa The best of everytl THU PEOPLE'S 1 WA lil I ?lil?? ONE CENT A WORD (Small advertisements under this heading Inserted at rate of ? ono cent a word per Insertion. I Four insertions for price of th Pee.) (NOTICE.-No advertisement ac cepted for this column for IjHS than in couts, one Insertion.) COHN HU! SALE,-Apply to T. H. si I FLOR, Walhalla, s. C. 31)--IO MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farm Hands. H. 10. BRUCE, Hide ous, S. C. 20-tf LOST, Strayed or Stolen - Collie Hog; answers lo tho nanu; of Hyp. Howard. Kinder notify BONNY AB BOTT, Westminster, S. C. 1" * IIF.MSTITCniNH. - Have your Fall Drosses, Lingorie and Lint n lin Ishod with Hemstitching, MIC, M. Puckhnbor, WAIIALHV, S. C. '"* W A H N I N <? !-.\'o Hunting no Trespassing on Lands of the under signed: J. D'. CRENSHAW, W. O. WIDTH. 4 0-13 VOM, SALE-Ono hundred bushels Fulghuin Scod Oats; homo raised; guaranteed pure. Also, rigs for stile. W. D. MOSS, Walhalla, S. Cj_32-tf NOTICE.-Tho Keowee Courier isl In position to handle tfTibscrlpttous to all tho leading periodicals. Wo will appreciate your business. IJOST-Sept. 2 lill, near Howell's Store, Hlack and Red Sailor Hat, Finder please leave at Westminster I Hank or M. A. Wood's Store, at Son oca. 10* VOR HENT - BeVeval Two-horse Farms und three One-horse Farms. YV Ullin throe miles'of Walhalla. For particulars soe or write MKS. W. C. IVESTER, Walhalla, S.C., Rt.3. 4 I* MONEY TO LOAN on improved farm lands in Oconeo county. Loans to run for live years nt G per rent. N. J.. FANT, Insurance Agent, Wal halla. S. C. ' 3S-tf KO lt HF NT-3-borso Farm, three miles from Walhalla. Hood land for corn and colton and small grain. For particulars write or soc J. I). IS BELL, Walhalla, S. C. 35-tf 1'OH SA LE tn- Trade-Ono Olds mobile Touring Car; repainted; now top; in best condition. Take Ford or cotton as pari pay men l. ' A bargain for cash. \V. 15. BK LL, Walhalla. S. C. IO FOB KENT-A Farm above Wal halla, on National Highway. Fine 'and, or 00 acres bottom land; good house; Uno pasture; graded school hali' mile. Bollahlc parties only. Address P. O. Mox 2 7 2, Wal halla, S. C. 40-13* LOST-On Monday. Oct. 2, about I o'clock p, m., Black Holding Pock etbook containing six dollars and some receipts. Lo>t somewhere be tween my house and stores on Main M roi, by woy of Mr. F .E. Morrison's residence, Reward If returned to DOCK BOGERS or at I'ostoflice at Walhalla. lu* IXIH'STKIOI'S MF.X and Women wanted to retail the genuine Wat kins Products in city territories. Kx ( optional opportunity to Ito up With the oldest and largosl ils kind, our bustlers come is $ 1.1 H an hour, tug as well? If not. free samples and particular .1. H. WATKINS CO. York. N .V . io- |3 company of average ln Al'O you do wnie to-dffy for i TH F, Dept. S I . New I O When yul rent And when you - if by m This is 1 with the Paoli! California will Has the policyholders < It will rc Ule. vi.. N. IL. PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE AND LE STROTHER BANK BLDG tts for the sate of :andies in the land, Jirect to us from ciion guaranteed, ling at M I. \ UM AC Y, i, s. c. ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHU UGH, Muuldin Street, Walhalla, S. O. ?EHVICES ON THE FOCHTH SUN DAY Ol1 IiACII MONTH. Sacrament of Penance.. . .9.80 a. m. Mass and Sormon.10.00 a. m. Reverend Thomas J. Mackln, Hector. P. O. Ros 82. Anderson. S. C. A Special Communication of Blue r?oi,g.7a| Uhigo Lodge, No. 92. A. P. l^raSKlM., will ho hold Friday IMSSMMI night, Oct. 6th, 1922, ut s o'clock. Work in Third Dogree. Visiting brothers welcome. J, ll. S. DENDY, W. M. W. O. WHITE, Secretary. (adv) -"Peggy Makes Things Hum"-? 1 li and :;ue. ---Horn, unto Mr. and .Mrs. C. ll. humphries, on Wednesday, sept. 2 7, a son. -.McCormick mowing machines and rakes at lowest pnces for cash. \V. M Brown, Walhalla.-ad v.-t?. - .Miss Willie Alexander returned home Sunday after spending ten days in Asheville, X. C., ns the guest of her sister, .Mrs. Geo. Garren. - Mr. and Mrs. W. DJ. Lake, of Ninety-Six, spout the ?inst week-end with .Mrs. Lake's parents and anni,' Mrs.'H. C. Husch and Miss Bauingar tol. -Hig bargain salo Saturday at Norman's Dry Cools Store of all kinds of shoes and clothing. New goods.-adv. -An attractive and inspiring pro gram will ho carried out next Sun day at tho First Baptist Sunday school. A largo attendance ls oxpect od and everybody is cordially in vited. -Mrs. J. It. Earle returned this week from Atlanta, where she spent several days with friends. Her mo ther, Mrs. M. A. .Merritt, of Cleve land, Ga., is visiting at the Karie home this week. - Flowers for all occasions at Hell s Drug Siore. agents for Fant's Greenhouse, Anderson, S. C. HIgn class funeral work a specialty.-au? lU- 18 - Mnrrlod, at the residence of BctlJ. Fisher, on Sept. 2Sth.' Miss .Mary F?rthen, of Snfem, and Hoy Gilstrnp, of I'lckcns. Tho ceremony was performed by Hov. .1. W. Head. The young couple have the best of wishos of a host of friends. ..Miss (.'(Melia Cantrell, of Hal eigh, X. C., left this morning, after spending a few days hero with her mother, Mrs. J'.C. 1 laines. .Miss Can trell is employed as bookkeeper for tile Seaboard Air Hine Railroad at Raleigh, which position she has held for some time. -We will charge $3.50 per bale for ginning this season, furnishing hagging and ties. Wo use 2 to 2y2 pound jute hagging ?md whole lies, .lute bagging adds weight and makes a neat hale. Schaeffer Gin Co., West minster, S. C.-adv.-2 5.-tf. -Thc ladies of tho Civic League n/e preparing for the presentation of a very attractive piny in the near future. Tho ila te . for the presenta tion has nui boen definitely set yet. hut will he announced later. The price of admission will lie 15 and .'50 cents. Keep your eyes open for the announcement of the, dato and bo ready to take in the play-"Poggy Makes Tilings 11 nm." lt's a "hum mer." If you fail lo seo our slock of millinery you fail to seo the best line at ibo 1 asl price. Mitchell & Reeder, Westminster, 8. C.-adv.-8s-ll. . of sickness, a alon th I y ineome. . of accident, ? monthly Income. . of permanent total disability, inuit lily income. I li old age. II moid lily income. pass away, pays your loved ones .eident. doubles the amount. low a multiple income policy c Mutual Life Insurance Co. of protect yon. best legal organization for ?f any company in America, .pay you to talk this over with FANT, Agent. ADINC FIRE INSURANCE COS., V - - WALHALLA, S. C. -Circle No. 1 will meet on Thurs day afternoon, Oct. 5th, With Mrs. M. T. Hughs, at 4 o'clock. 1 -Circle No* 2- wi?i meet Thurs day afternoon, Oct. 5th, with Mrs. Joel Keys, ot 4 o'clock. -Big bargairr?mle Saturday ut Norman's Dry Goods Store of nil kinds of sweaters and shirts. New goods.-ndy. -Tho Ladles/ Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. M. Ti Hughs Thru?day af tornoon, Oct. 5th, at 5 o'clock. -Tho Paul Mayne Circle will moot at the homo of Miss Janie Harrison on Saturday afternoon, Oct, 7th, nt 4 o'clock. v -Wo have been doing cotton stor age business at tho samo old stand for the past hf teen years. Plenty of room and Six Per C'eut Money. Sen eca Cotton Warehouse Company, G. W. Gignilliat, President.-adv. -Mrs. John Dendy waa tho cor diol hostess to tho Paul Hayn o Clr clo at. its last mooting on Sept. 2 2. Ono dozen women answered roll-call and the program dispensed willi, fol lowed by a beautiful victrola selec tion. After adjournment a pleasant social hour was brought to a ?dose with a delicious salad course, served tho guests by tho hostess and daugh ter, .Miss Kinma Dendy. -Tonus, storage prices and Six Per Cent .Money tell the whole story. Seneca Cotton Warehouse Company, t!. W. Gignilliat, President -;.dv. - Mr. and Mrs. K. T .McClure ro Ittrned recently from Chapman. Ky., where they bud been spending the summer with Mr. McClure's fa nilly. They were accompanied homo by Mr. McClure's mother. Mrs. 13, T. Mc Clure. Alter spending a w.h'tlc hero with Mrs. McClure's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Busch, they returned to their home nt Clemson, whet" Mr. McClure is engaged in dairy Inspec tion. * -To Henl.-Nice ollico rooms in samo building In which Bell Tele phone Co. has Hs ollico, on Main St. Cnn rent you single olllce or suit of rooms. Seo mc al once If Interested. Very desirable location. \V. M. Brown, Walhalla. S. C.-adv.-tl'. - Mr. and .Airs. R. p. Wehl' and little son. of Lockhart, spent a while last week with Mrs. Webb's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Todd. On Satur day Mr. and Mrs. Todd and family and Mr. 'and Mrs. Webb and little son motored to tho Mount Tabor section and spent a while with Jos. A. Knox and family and among or. nov friends lu that neighborhood. -Just received, a shipment of the well known High Point buggies. Call and get one. (If you ride, ride right.) W. M. Brown, Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-38-tf. -The first football gamo of the season for the Walhalla High School team was played at Walhalla last week, tho opposing team being West minster. U is said to have been n line game throughout, with the best of feeling prevailing. The Walhalla leam was victorious, the'score being 20 to 0. The next game for the Walhalla team will be'playod Get. 6, with .Central High School opposing. -Capt. and Mrs. V. P. Martin left yesterday for Mount Ot'ive. X. C.. to spend several weeks with rela tives and friends. This is tho first real vacation that Capt. Martin has taken since bo assumed the duties of the olllce of Probate Judge of Oconee, and ibero are many of his' friends who will join with us in tho hope, that this well-earned vacation will he ono of both benefit and great pleasure to both Capt. and Mrs; Mar tin. -Seeing ts believing and believ ing you buy, and to see our line of millinery you do both. Mitchell & Heeder, Westminster, S.C.- 38-41. - Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Steck spent Sunday last In Greenville as gdests of Misses Maud and Bullio Moss. Mrs. Sleek will leave Thursday for At lanta, to which pince she will acsoin pany Miss Bullio Moss, whoso many friends will regret lo biara ?hat she again buds it necessary to consult a specialist. Miss Moss will bo under tho care of Dr. Hoke, and th oro aro many who will join with us In the hope that Dr. Hoke will bo able to locate her troublo and give perma nent relief. - Colter's Fulgrum oats, ono year from pedigree, screened and graded. .$1.00 per bushel. Texas Ked Rust Proof, screened and graded, 7.">c. per bushel. Marett Farm and Seed Co., Westminster, s. c.-nd.-30-tf. --The Siar Theatre. Seneca, an nounces its program for tho balance of this week and tho fl rs I of next as follows: Thursday, Dustin [/amum, In "From Iron to Cold." and a good comedy; Friday, "Miss Lula Belt," from the well known book of thc ri, mo name; Saturday, the usual program; Monday, irresistible Mabel Norman, in "Head Over Heels," one of the host comedies on the screen; Tuesday, glorious Gloria Swanson, "I nder Ibo Lash," and Aesop's Fa bles. - We will charge $3.50 per bale for ginning this season, furnishing bagging and ties. We use 2 and 2 Vi pound Jute bagging and whole ties Jute bagging.adds weight and makes a neat bale. Westminster Dil and Fertilizer Co.-adv.-:1..".-:f. -Tho Walhalla Farm Loan Asso dation bas been granted another al lot mon t of $7.">.non for loans, mu applications will now bo accepted There has boon a mod ideation of till rule which will allow personS-Avhi have another occupation lo procurt these loans .provided the farm offer ed is being farmed in the way re (laired to make i! eligible, and tin purpose for which Ibo loi n is de sired is one tiru the Farm Loan Ac provides for. The rate of interest i .r> V? Pd" cent, payablo semi-annually The rule heretofore observed will bi observed In this allotment, of Ors come first served. Got your applies Hon In early. -Wo buy, sell and store cotton advance $00.00 to $7">.Od per ?land ard bale, interest rato Six Per Cent Senecn Cotton Warehouse Company G. W. Gignilliat, President. ;idv. ?fr f i i t * -Lowest prices on fall and win ter dry goods, clothing and lumin ary at Norman's Dry Goods Store. New goods.-adv> --Dr. Glymph, the leading eye sight speoiallst of Anderson, will be ber.e again next week. Read his ad.? In another column. -Mrs. J. E. Brown, who has been spending t?ie summer with, her pur eats, Mr. and Mrs. X. L. Fant, has returned to her homoJn Grimes, Cul. j -You should seo our lino of mil-1 linery before you select your hats for the winter. Mitchell & Reedor, West minster, S. C.-adv.-38-41. -Tho" Methodist Ladles' Aid So ciety will meet with Mrs. J. L. Davis ?h Midway, Thursday aftornoo'n at 1 o'clock. t -Mrs. Maymo Kay. of Atlanta, rotnrned to her home this morning, after a pleasant visit to her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Smith,'neat West Union. , . . - -The Baptist Aid Society- will meet with Mrs. Glon Abbott on next Thursday afternoon ul 4 o'clock. All members are requested to attend and to bring or send all work, whether finished or unfinished. -Mrs. W. M. Brown returned last week from Greenville, where she had gono with her son Morris to a sanitorium for an operation. Tho many Walhalla friends of Master Morris will bo blad to know that ho is gottlng along nlcoly. -Now is tho time to buy buy your Dllvor plows. Got ready for tho fall mason. Buy tito Genuine Oliver. \V. M. Brown, Walhalla, fi. C.-adv.-tf. -For home endorsement,4 what lo you think .of this? Thc Pacific Mutual Life Insurance!. Co. has 81, 545 policyholders in its home State. California, lt would be almost im possible to tire a gun at a group of people anywhore In California with out killing a Pacific Mutual pollcy ?oldor.? For figures and advantages, ipply to X. Kant. Agent, Walhalla, C.-adv.-40. - Our lino of millinery is com pl?te, and we would bo glad to have rou call. Mitchell & Reeder, WoSt ninster, s. C.-adv.-3S-4l; (Other Local Items on 4th Page.) Rest Glasses Relievo Eyestrain. Dr.Glymph, Of Anderson, S. C., The Old Reliable Eyesight Specialist -WILL BE AT Norman's Drug Store, Walhalla, S. C., One Day Only-Tuesday, October 1 0th. f\nderson Bros/ Drug Store, Westminster, S. C., One Day Only-Wednesday, October 11th. TAKE CARE ?f y?* Chi? ? dren s hyes as well as your own. Don't allow your Child to attend school with defective vision. EXAM IX A TION FREE ! SATISFACTION (JUARA XTEEDl, NOTICE. My1 Second Annual Sale Will Start Fri day, Sept. 2?tn. I have opened up .Stores witli a full line of Clothing tor .Men, Young .Men und Boys. Every Suit marked in plain ligures-ono price to uti. Plenty of John H..Stetson Rats, also, Good Wool Huts $1.00 and up. Caps for Mell and Boys. Shoes for tho Wholo Family Sunday und Every-dny. loo barrels Best, patent Flour, (('ream Loaf,) $0.00 per barrel; bull' Self-Rising for $7.00. 150 yunis .1. .V P. ('outs' Thread 5c, per spool, All you want. ' I'ndorwehr for Men, Women und Children, holli single und union. Overalls, $1.15 per pail*, Shirts, every-dny Cotton and Wmd, from 00c. lo $.~>.(><). Sunday Shirts, $1.01) and up. Several .hundred pairs IfnlMfoso for Men, I Oe. Hie pair. All colors. I,adios' Rose same; also better ones up to $1.(10. l'util further notice, (ins at. 25 cent:; per gallon. So you cnn como in your cai-. Come und look ut my Hue. I propose to save yt?H money, ami money saved ls money made. Don't fall to see our samples for Tullor-Made Suits-nil Wool-mid from special price of $17.00 and up. I B guaranteed, Ginghams, both apron mid dress, 12 lie. per yard and up. Ped l ick, 12 und up. Hickory sheeting-Plenty of ('loth for all purposes. So come and see for yourself. If I haven't got what you want I can get it for you on shoat notice. WILL LOOK FOR YOU. A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL. W. M. Murphre?, WALHALLA, S. C., 39-11 R; F. l). Xo. :?. : v ? 1888 1922 i THE NEW STETSONS ?RE HERE. /, . That's all wc need to tell you. New Fall Styles with the distinctive mark, and the good, ?ld-rock - bottom Stetson Quality? If you're a regular Stestson customer, of course you'll want one of the new Fall Styles. If not, let us urge you at least to come and try one on, You can judge for yourself what this Stetson "feeling for style" is, that the young men talk about. The Stetson Quality Mark on every Stetson Hats. C. W. PITCHFORD, WALHALLA, S. C. Uw THE TH H FIRST OF TI IK MONTH Is "Pay Day"-(ho bills aro in, and your creditor wants Iiis money. SUPPOSE YOU HAD to pay. your bills with cash-what an endless amount of work, even witera the payments aro ali in your own* city. Hut our bank saves you. .. YOU WHITE A CHECK for each hill, endoso them in envel opes, mail them to your creditors, do a Ht Ho bookkeeping on tho check-book stubs-and your task is completed. OUR HANK* SAVES you timo and money, nt tho sumo timo nf fording yow safety. / The Enterprise Bank, Walhalla, S. C. E-C-O-N-O-M-Y THE SUCCESSFUL PERSON is the one who saves systematically. For instance, if you are paid by the week, if you save any money you will have to save by the week. The same theory wilj apply by the month or by the year. SAVE! and deposit your savings with us. We pay a substantial interest on your savings by agreement. WE ARE ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP YOU j with your financial troubles. Our officers and directors arc successful business men and farmers, Tell us your financial troubles and let us help you solve them, Bank of West Union, Phone 3- West Union, S. C. -Phone 3 SAFE - SOUND - CONSERVATIVE jf?&??fr Newspaper Pencils THE EDITORIAL PENC NO. 616 DOUBLE THICKNESS; NO. 623 "BIG BLACK" EXTRA FOR EDITORIAL, CHECKING. SHADING AND SCHOLASTIC PURPOSES Blaisdell Pencil Co., - Phila. U. S. aper Pencils I ,L PENCIL 1 BIG BLACK" EXTRA THICK I ND SCHOLASTIC PURPOSES I Phila. U. S. A. I you can ho Supplied with theso Fino Pencils nt Tho Courier OlIIco.