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KEOWE? COURIER (Established 1840.) Entered at tho Post?nico at Wal halla, S. C., as Mail Matter of tho Second Class, under Act of Congress, Mare!? .'id, 1870. ItybiJ tu??? livery Wednesday Morning SUBSCRIPTION' PRICH: Ono Y oar.$1.00 Six Months.55 Three Months. ... .?0 Adcrtivslng Hates Itcasonablo. Hy Sleek, Sliolor, ll uglis .V Shelor. Communications of a personal character charged for as advertise ments. Ohlluary nnticcs, cards of thanks and tributes of respect, either by individuals, lodges or churches or Kocioties, charged for as for adver tisements. Cash must accompany tho manuscript, and all such notices will be marked "Adv." in conformity with postal requirements. WALHALLA, 8. C.: WilDNKSDAV, NOV. 1, 1022. ? ? . ? ? ? 4 . ? . t . ? ? ?I? 'MViVOSUM?! CIKV 1V001 ?t* .i? * * ?i? * ?i? * * * * * * * * --Married, nt tho Hani ?st parson age, l)> Rev. M. J. Slansell, their pas tor, on the evening Qi the 21st, Miss Lizzie Hale and Hoy damson. The young bride is tho daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. \V. W. Hale, of tho Poplar Springs vicinity, while Mr. Gnrrisoi is (ho son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gar rison, of the Pleasant Ridge Commu nity, The young couple have thc bo3t wishes of a host of friends. - Friday morning will usher into Walhalla tho ninth anniversary salo of Tho People's Department Store, L. Fayonsky, Proprietor, This is an OVOUt long awaited for by thrifty shoppors.a I'jXtra salesmen and sales lad ios have been provided by the management, thereby assuring every ono prompt and courteous attention. Il will 1)0 worth your while lo take special pains to bo in .Walhalla Fri day of tins wook and get your share of Ibo barga i i vi tn be offered. ..Special announcement will be found on tho / fifi h page ' ins week. -Th?1 following attractions will be shown ul I lie Star Theatre, Sen (MI, the balance of this week and Ibo first of ItOXl: Thursday. Nov. :!. William Russell In "The Lady from Loni; Acre," and a two-reel comedy. "Bringing Up rather." Friday, Nov. 3, David Pbwoll in 'Dangerous Llos,' and Pa'lin News. Saturday. William [Russell in "A Sotf-Mndo Mar.,"' Chas. I la thorson tn "Speed," and an cpi sode of thc serial, "The Fighting 'I rail." Monday, Nov. otb, Thomas Mooro in ' Hold Your Horses," and Tuesday. lOlsio Ferguson in "Foot lights." This last ts n beautiful pic ture and one well worth a trip to Soneca to see. Rural Policeman Littleton and Deputy Gus Sullivan made n raid yesterday (Tuesday) morning in tho Unity seulement on Long Nose mountain, where they located a still in operation, watching tho operations for some half hour or more before swooping down on tho plant. Five hundred pounds of granulated sugar was conliscnted, and several bushels ol' malt, ;i 7 .".-gallon copper still, cap and condenser complete, with about 2,fi0 0 gallons of beer, were destroy ed. Two men made their escape ns tho olliocrs made their descent on th?; plant, but liol until after they had witched operations and operators so closely as to definitely identify the JIU n, whom Ihoy positively know. They say that "all things come to Ihoso who wait." At the present lime, wo aro informed, petitions aro being circulated in Midway asking 1h.it th'', cilzens of that terrtory so clos.? i ? Walhalla call an election for the purpose of voting themselves in to Walhalla. Ten or twelve years ago Walhalla wnsL, beseeching Mid way to (.?.nie "Into tho fold, but they would ..ot." Tho now water system here has doubtless been the great consideration thai bas wrought tin.' chango of heart, At tiny rate, no ou> in Walhalla holds their previous re? I'UHtil to Join with us against them, ..Mid if they vote themselves inv they will he i n o s I cordially received. T'?O citizens of West I nion inigbl well lake the h??iI mid "come on in" the WntCr'? line, you know. Washalln lost her first football gamo o' Hie season last Friday when tin: \\ ilhalin Hi boys went up against Anderson Hi. Tho game was ,t good one, the score being 38 to C.. against Walhalla. Tho Anderson iii has a wonderful team and an a bu mi ll nco of players to call on at any lime. Walhalla can barely muster a complete loam, and is short of any men tu dill ni cuse of need. Tho An derson hoys played a splendid game, as did tho local boys, Our leam was Simply ' ont of its class," according to 'hose who know the game and have commentod on the playing last .'.'rid iy. I !' 1.0 tais gamo the Walhalla team b u! won every game they had played. Tho boys are not dismayed by their dofent, bul with grit that is Commendable are determined that ? they "will lick Anderson yet." As j tho Masons -ay. "So mote it he!" -The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cox will be grieved to Idea rn of Ibo suddon doa th of il son, Di Cox, who died nt Walhalla on Tuesday night, Oct. 23d, no bad boon working in Rosman, N. c.. for tho past six months and was taken seriously, ill with appendicitis. Ho same homo on Sunday previous to his deatli and kept getting steadily worse. On Saturday afternoon ho was removed to tho old Walhalla Ho tel building, where he was operated on for tho removal of his appendix. For a kimo he seemed to rally after thc oparatlun, this condition contin uing until Tuosday, whoa pneunio na developed, and ho lasted only a few hours.. Bosidos his fathor and mother, who livo noar -Walhalla, ho leaves a largo family of brothers and sisters. Funeral services woro con ducted by his pastor, Hov. M. .1. S tansell, at Bethel Presbyterian chu roll on Wednesday aftorno?n last at ;', o'clock, in tilo prosonco of a large number of sorrowing relativos and friends, D. Cox united with tho Baptist church when quito young and was an exemplary Christian. Ho was about 25 years of ago. Tho ninny friends of tho family sympathize with them in their groat sorrow. Local Notes from South Union. South Union, Oct. 30. - Special: Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sims and little son, of Groonvillo, spent part of last week with Mrs. Sims' parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Allon. Mrs. Sam Power and Mrs. Kate Snipes, of Anderson, wore present at tho birthday dinner of Mrs. J. B. J.lc Junkln at the home of her son, W. H. McJunkln, Sunday. ^School opened at this place this morning. All of tho teachers were present and a very good attendance of pupils also. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. J .Steve Smith returned Friday after attending tho State Fair. They report a splendid fair. The marriage of I farr ison H on ea and Miss 10111e Leathers carno as a surprise to their friends. They were married Sunday morning, J. H. Allen performing tho ceremony. Wo ex tend to them hearty congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. \V. L. Thomas and daughter, Bertie, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Thomas, spent Sunday at Demorest. Qa., with Miss Georgia Belle Thomas, who is tak ing a course in music at that place. W. C .Gaines is in Greenville to day taking In the big show. Billie Reese celebrated his 12th birthday, on Oct. 29th. Several of his boy friends enjoyed the day with him. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. West and J. It. Brown attended t lie Sunday School Convention which was held recently nt Wolf Stake. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tate, Mrs. D. 1'. Tate and Jesse Allen were in An derson shopping Saturday. Rainfall and Temperature Below is a record of meteorological observations taken by H. W. Brandt, co-operative observer of the Weather Bureau of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, during the week ending October 29, 1!>22. nt 7 p. m. (The Instrumental readings are from gov ernment standard instruments ex posed in tho manner recommended by the chief of tho Weather Bureau): Character of Day. Date Oct. 23-Cloudy . . Tempera ture. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 24-Clon-r 2 ">-Clear 20-Clear 27-Clear 2 s-Clear 29-Clear 15| 6 6 .. o tr 75 77 7S' ..'! 781 17 31 3 1 I - 3S 36 30 Total rainfall 1 5 A SIN TO LET HAIR FALL OUT 3 Sc "Danderine" Saves Your, Hair-Ends Dandruff! Delightful Tonic Hurry! lt's your duty! Each day you see a little more hair falling out (ind you are making no effort to avoid baldness. What a pity. Fall ing hair means your hair is weak, sick- possibly dandruff is strangling il, or the hair root pores in thc scalp aro not firm and tight, thus wasting the hair-growing oils. Danderine almost instantly stops falling hair of men or women and (leans every particle of dandruff away, then tho hair takes on now life, vigor and strength to grow strong, thick and long. Danderine is delightful-not sticky or greasy. Go to any drug store now and got a hollie. Use lt. Have healthy, heavy, beautiful hair and lots of lt.-adv: Now lifo insuranco business of tho first five months of 1 922 was $128, 000,000 moro than for tho samo po riod of 1021. Fronch military experts aro work ing on an invention to nil rockets with powder and oil to Ignito air planes. ' China had no foreign debt in 187 I. I Red Gross Water ? First Aid Makes Life-Saving Gain Moro than 825 Chapters eng?ged tn 1 lifo snvhig or water first aid last yonr : with the result that tho American Hod ; Cross Life Saving Corps has set a new ? high mark for enrollment and the I number -of qualified life savers de j velopod. The influence of "learn to j swim week" in many localities is re ducing the water fatalities through In struction and the wider dissemination of resuscitation methods demonstrated by the Ked Cross representatives. Ex collent work lins been done in teaching a large pnrt of the American -popula tion how to take care of lts'ejf in the water. Growing appreciation for this Red Cross Life-Saving .Service ls shown by the compulsory Instruction adopted In many cities for members of the police and Are departments In the prone pressure method of resuscita tion. . Help to Help Others You can't "give until lt hurts"-for giving on American dollar' to Join the American Red Cross helps you to help others who are hurt and who need re lief. There aro approximately 60."00 club women in tho State of Pennsyl vania. NOTICE OF EJECTION. State of South Carolina, County of Oconeo. NOTICIO is hereby given that tho General Election for Representative in Congress will bo hold at the vot ing precincts fixed by law in the County of Oconeo on TUESDAY, No vember 7, 1 'J 22, said day being Tues day following the first Monday, as prescribed by thf State Constitution. The qualifications for suffrage aro as follows: Residence in Stato for two years, in the County ono year, In the poll ing precinct in which the elector of fers to vote, four months, and tho payment six months before any elec tion of any poll tax then due and payable: Provided, That ministers in charge of an organized church, and teachers of public schools, shall bc entitled to vote after six months' res idence in the State, otherwise quali fied. Registration..-vPaynjooi of di taxes, including poll tax. ;..?.:>. 1 and collectible during tV ere\ i year. The production of a t t*..i' In or the receipt of the offi : ail Ized to collect such taxe-, shit] bo conclusive proof of the pay nc thereof. Before tho hour fixed ipr d)? ip, the polls Managers and C lake and subscribe to th) m tiona] oath. Tho Chaim Board of Managers can tho oath to tho other-Ma to the Clerk: a Notary p. i ? ni? administer the oath to til ai The**Mnnngers elect ?their and Clerk. Polls at each voting pla ? st. be opened at 7 o'clock a. m. Tis nt i o'clock p. m., excoptig CR) of Charleston, whero the; opened at 7 a. m. and clo* il 6 p*. m| Tho Managers have tho ,ver : i (Iii a vacancy; and if nono of tho Managers attend,'the citizens can ap point, from among tho 'qualified vot ers, the ManagerSj who, after being sworn, can conduct tho election. At tho close of the election, tho Managers abd Clerk must proceed publicly to open the ballot box and count the ballots therein, and con- \ tlnuo without adjournment until the j same is completed, and make a state ment of the result for each office, and sign tho same. Within three days thereafter, tho Chairman of the Hoard, or some one designated by tho Board, must deliver to the Com missioners of Election tho poll list, the box containing the ball >ts and written statements of tho result of tjio election. Managers of Election. - Tho fol lowing Managers of Election have been appointed to hold Dio election at the various precincts In the saM County: Clomson College-S. M. Martin, S. B. liarlo, Etta S. Henry. Damascus - D. F. Carter, Milos Shedd. G. L. Watkins. Double Springs-W. R. Hunt, M. L. Phillips. I. W. Henry. Earlo's Grove-L, H. Richey, J. C. Rico, Perry Ables. Fair Play - S. J. Grubby, J, D. Glenn, L. B. Marett. i CAPACITY ? C Ii Al Storage and Insuri Liberal Cash Advani Interest Kate, o l'er C Wew Business. G. W. GIGNILL Friendship-W. M. Campbell, Lv C. MoC?rley, J. T. Bums. ' / High Falls-J. S. Lay, E. H. Mur phree, J. H. White. Koowoe-O. A. Kolly, Whit Knox, J. A. White. Holly Springs - A. C. Blackwoll, W. L. Cobb, R. J. Vinson. Jocessoo- .1. M. Burgoss,' Will Wbitmiro, J. W. Patterson. Little River-iF. Moody, C. IC. Per ry. J. R. Talley. Long Crook-M. C. Leo, Geo. W. Matheson, L. II. Rainos. Madison H. C. Adams, John Cobb,' S. J. Ryles. Newry - J. M. Aloxandor, O. T. Crensbaw, R. II. Dllwortb. Oakway-Gl'FV Brown, T. E. Gam broil, E. D. Elrod. Oconeo Creek-W. M. Murphree, L. Taylor, H. A. Wood. Picket Post-Ivan Edwards, J. D. .(larkins, I. L. Garrison. -Providence-John Boggs, W. E. Giles, J. A. Pnvtor. Return-W. E. King, C C. Miller, W. A. Sanders. Richland-J. P. Armstrong, Dean Davis, O. E. Gambroll. Salem-John ChastaiA, M.A.Moss, R. J. Lanning. Seneca-C. F. Adams, P. H. Isboll, W. E. Edwards. . South Unoln-Sam ?urrlss, W. M. Gibson, W. H. McJunkin. Tabor-W. R. Craig, J. T. Knox, A. A. Mborehead. Tamassee-T. R. Chatham, G. E. Rankin, W. C. Rogers. Tokoena-O. D. Boggs, P. S. Cleve land, W. D. Giles. ^ Tugaloo Academy-T. D. Powell^ T. E. Smith, J. V. Powoll. Walhalla--J. E. Raukuight, Mrs. Rossie S. Darby, Mrs. W. M. Brown. Westminster-B. D. Broazeale, N. C. Dickson, V. N. Dalton. West Union-J. H. Alley, J. F. Fowler, E. Glllison. Wolf Pit-C. F .Lay, F. L. Moody, B. Boggs. Tho Managers nt each precinct above named are requested to dole gato ono of their number to secure tho box and blanks for tho election at Walhalla Court Holme on Satur day, Nov. 4th, or Monday, Nov. 6th, 1922. .S. F. REEDER, Chairman, Commissioners of Federal Election for Oconeo County, S. C. Nov. 1, 1922. 4 1 NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. Greenville, S. C., Oillco of tho Fed eral Prohibition Director, October 24, 1022.-Tho following described property: Ono Elcar Touring Car, Motor No. ??OOTS, 1921 Model, S. C. License No. 13-1 2 51 I-having boon seized hy General Prohibition Agent Jake Gosnoll from John Pitts ot al., near Long Creek, S. C., on Oct. 15, 1922, for violation of N. P. A.. will be declared forfeited to tho United j Stafes if no valid claim for owner-! sh+p is filed with tho Federal Pho hlbition Drector, Greenville, S. C., Within two weeks from tho date of. this notice, and sold at auction as | required by law. GEO. C. BOWEN, 1 Federal Prohibition Director. 44-45 1 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT A NF? DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will'make application to V. F. .Martin, Judge of Probate, tor Oconeo County, in the State oT South Carolina, at his office at Walhalla Court House, on Wednesday, tho 29th" day of November, 1922, at ll o'clock In tho forenoon, or as soon thereof toras .said application can bo heard, for leave to make Final Set tlement of tho Estate of Mrs. Mary A. Poole, Deceased, and obtain Final Dlschargo as Administratrix of said Estalo. BYRD1E B. RHOLT, Administratrix ot tho Estate of Mrs. Mary \. Poole, Deceased. (Thu estate at thal time being un der $2,000, Notice to Debtors and [Creditors was posted on tho Court I House door.) Nov. 1, 1922. 44-47 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ANO DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the un jderslgn;! will make application to I V. F. Martin, Judge of Probate, for : Oconeo County, in the State of South j Carolina, at his office at Walhalla i Court House, on Wednesday, tho1 29th day of November, 1922, at 11! o'clock In the forenoon, or ns soon thereafter as said application cnn be heard, for leave to make. Final Settlement of tho Estate of Dora Wiebens, Deceased, and obtain Final Discharge as Executors of tho said Fstate. W. D. COWELL, and L. H. KELLEY, Executors of tho l?state of Dora Wiebens, Decoa?t I. Nov. 1, 19 22. 44-47 ?.OOO BALES R G ES *nce, 30c. per month, ses on Stored Cotton, lent Per Annum on all ON SHE COMES WITH THE SHRIEK OF (THE WHISTLE, THE OLD TRAIN ANNOUNCES HER APPROACH. NOT SO HERE, BUST WTIJH A SILENT PRESSING DOWN OH HIGH PRICES AND A STEADY UPLIFT OF QUALITY, WE ARE FAST FORGING AHEAD AND BUILDING UP THE FINEST WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUSINESS EVER BUILT IN ANDERSON. JUST REMINDERS. 2,000 yards 30-inch Lin- ? ono, worth 25c. ut yard. I JU a 2,000 yards LlllOUO Yard _ good 15c. Blenched nm 50c. 29c. Ono caso Bed and Rluo Kilo Shirting Manuel-Yard ?lbi 32-inch SOC Dross hftm nt-Yard . 4,000 yards good Dark Iflo Dross Ginghams-Yard.. I U M i ?52-Inch Lad Lass I o Cloth, QC attractivo patterns-Yd tdUi Good heavy Cotton Flan- IE? liol-Yard.I ? ? i Lots of White Plain, Colored and Derk Outings nt 15c, 1 fl A 12%C ami.I Ubi MEN'S OVERCOATS. Men's very Uno Gnrlmrdino Whip cord Top Coots, for ' Men and Young Mon, at QIC Eil . $25.00 and.OlOiUU Young Men's $30.00 GO/I Efl Pelted Overcoats... ?JU Men's Heavy Rluo ?10 Efl Overcoats, oach.y ICiuU One lot Men's Top Coats OJ fifi job specials.\p f ? JU Wo sell Fl?rsheim Shoes and tho John B. Stetson Hats for Mon, LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR. 100 All-Wool Jersey Coats, Tuxedo Stylos-. ,$5.00 Ladles' $5.00 All-Wool CO 00 Sweaters, Navy only. . %J) ? i ?J O Ladies' Very Handsome Silk Dresses, of 'ill tho now wanted Materials, $32.50, QICTK $21.50, $27.50 and. . ?f I Qi I J CANTON CREPE DRESSES, for Ladies and Misses, QI fl flfl ns. low as .?P I UiUU Prettiest Children's Drosses in An derson, in Scrgo and Plain and Red and Rluo Sorgo Cohibina I lons - Embroidered, otc. - at $8.00, $7.50, $5.45 (jj^ ?jg and Women's All Solid Loather Shoos for overy-day wear, CJQ / at-Pair .i|)ti40 Mon's Good Work Shoes per pair, only Men's Best Anny Shoes at-Pali .$1.98 $2.98 Prottieso Brown Suede ".Colonial Strap Pumps, with Brown Kid Trimmings, In Auder- O"7 Efl son, at only .?J>I iJU New Bee Hive, G. H. BAILLES ?? COMPANY East Side Public Squared - - Anderson, S. C. gmBBBlMMMB-?? 5 To the Ladies: We have a full line of High Class ^Silverware. Every piece carries a 20-year Replacement Guarantee, backed by 44s. Our line of Aluminum and Enamel Ware is complete, and we are going to give 20 per cent dis count' off on these goods FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY, BEGINNING NOVEMBER 1st. Our Stores are headquarters for Cook Stoves, Ranges, Dishes, Brooms, Mops, all kinds of. House Brushes and Cleaning Material O-Ccdar Polish, Johnson's Polish and Wax, Come in, LADIES1 This is your store, and wc are here ready and anxious to serve you. We sell the best Washing Machine on the mar ket-the Maytag, Hand, Motor and Electric Power. Whitmire-Marett Hdw. Go. HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS WESTMINSTER WALHALLA (Phono No. 30.) (Phono No. ll.) SOUTH CAROLINA IMMMB?WbWMM.k-.W?B???m?l??mi?IB?l???t?????????M E-C-O-N-O-M-Y THE SUCCESSFUL PERSON is thc one who saves systematically. For instance, if you arc paid by the week, if you save any money you will have to save by thc week. The same theory will apply by the month or by the year. SAVE! itnd'deposit your savings with us. Wc pay a substantial interest on your savings by agreement. WE ARE ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP YOU with your financial troubles. Our officers and directors are 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