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1!. 15. BBENNKCKE MAIN ST. WA LH Al mnmvuwj . J ?J?^. I 'Aa rwiuccau B?V.?-'. J..*??. : ?WIHTMA.N'S CANDIES" .... STATION KUY . ?NEQU DOLLS-IMPOUTED. DECORATED CHET BOXES .. . ALL KUES ll STOOK. .. .?U?H WE INVITE YOI' TO C STOCK - ANYTHING V WIM* DELIVEU-AT A? MAY CHOOSE. ONE CENT A WORD (Small advertisements under thia heading Inserted at rate of ono cont a word per Insertion. Four Insertions tor price of th roo.) (N?TICE.-N<> advert ?soi'ont nc? ? j.ted for this column tor 1 .'.ss than id t ents, one insertion.) .ht lin nd Power NV. 0. WHITE, rv:-1 * 1 ll A V li a New Pc? Huller to r< Walhalla, S. c. FOR KENT Oil SALE-House and Lot ea Tugaloo street. Apply BOH MACAULAY, Walhalla, S. C. IS-if WANTED-Wo aro in the market to hay good, eleen Peas. E. C. MAR ETT & SON, Westminster, S. C. .lO-tf T?HKEYS for Christmas for Salo hy MUS. W. H. ARMSTRONG, Sen eca, S. C.,_Rt._L 40-50* ~ MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farm Lands. U. E. BRUCE, Pick ens, S. C. 20-tf KOH SALE-Baby Carriage, al most new. Kor information apply at COURIER OFFICE, Walhalla, S. C. .17-tf. _ _ FOB SALE.- Several Mules and Horses. Prices right. Would trade for cattle. W. J. SCHRODER, Wal halla, S. C. 4 1-tf NOTICE.-Tho Kee wee Courier is in position to handle subscriptions to all tho leading periodicals. We will appreciate your business. KOR SALL - Ono Double-barrel Hammerless Shotgun, 12-gauge; has been used very little See J. K. HAWKINS, Mgr. People's Depart ment Store, Walhalla. iib W A R N I N (? ?-All persons are hereby warned not to Trespass on property of undersigned in any way. MKS. W. IL MONGOLD, Mountain Rest, S. c. 19-50* WATCH YOUR UCL BUSINESS and make it profitable. I offer for salo 25 Gells, Shoats and Figs. Gan mnko lings for late killing. W. li. MOSS, Walhalla, S. C. 47-tf LOL SALL OR RENT-Ton-room Residence, sill labio for boarding bouse. Corne'.- Tugaloo and Maoldin Streets. For parti uki rs apply '%o C. F. HETR1CK, Walhalla, S. C. if WA NI Vi)- Dogwood - Wc pay $ 1 (LOO por cord for Dogwood al Westminster. CAROLINA HARD WOOD CO. Soo J. S. Price for spec!-I fictitious ? lc. -14-4T*-tf ON ACCOUNT of low water and inability of power company io fur nish power, wo will aol run our gins! on Fridays, until further notice. Tho WESTMINSTER OIL fk Pfc! UTILI ZER CO. IS-tf FIRE INSURANCE.-W.O. White, Agent. Wa!i.alla, S. C., for National Liberty Insurance Company of Amer ica, of New York, X. v.; also for tho Greensboro Insurance Co., of Groen i boro, \\ C. Your patronage solicited, fi 0-1 SIX PER CENT MONEY.-Under Bankers' Itesorvo System i\% Loans may bo secured on ..cit y or tann prop erty, lo hay, bu i Itv1 improve or pay Indebtedness. BANKERS' RESERVE I ?EPOSIT CO., H! is California St., Denver, Colo. I ; LOS T--T vs o i) o g s-One large while ?lound Dog with yellow oars small dark S;H>( on back et root ot tail; vv?aring no]lar ivlili .. MHO of NV. G. Frown, Howden, Ca. Als" mediir.a si/.od black and wiilto [lound Dog: carries tail Q ? i ried lo right: dark ears, [{eward. Notify JIM JONES, Madlsou, S. c. 50-5 I * . vr:??.??Ai."3'??OT.--avirj3c\7.7 vy.jcr.-.-x and I'JJ! .WI'*n?fc!Wi/lV., I . -Ll ?. VW 1 I ? m Ge Fancy an FRUITS, an Give us a B chases, J? y every purchf money made, T. ll. HUTCHISON. ?I/A, S. O. PHONE 23. New Xmas Goods. .NO\I<] KETTKR. A MCI) IX VA LUI*; A NY WI? KHK. "THE TRUE TO LIKU" KIND. ."SOMETHING! NU-TY." ANTEEl) UV I'S TO PLEASE U. ALL-LOOK OVER OUIt (>: MAY SELECT WK i Y TIMK OR PLACE YOU POR SALK-Bradley Rilling At tachment for Walking Plows, Price, $13.00. V. F. MARTIN. r>0* . Vi lt UK NT - One One-horse and ono Two-horse Crop. Apply MUS. \V. C. IV 13 STE lt, Walhalla, S. C. Konto No. 3. 49-50* WA KN INO-ANSEL MOORE, my son.punier ago, has loft homo, with out my-consent. Any ono hlrvng or harboring him will ho dealt v i n ac cording to law. JOHN E. MOORE, Mountain Rest, S. C. BO-1 1 IPI! SERVICE-liest on earth Thoroughbred Poland-China '{oar: also Thoroughbred Jersey Duli. I am also in tile Dalry lluslnoss te s irve tlie people of Walhalla pro mp . with Milk and lint ter. VV. W. EOVi LER, Walhalla, s. c.. Ut. 5. '* 50-1 ? i lem NOTICE.-To tho People of and Community: Cn account < ; my health und for othor reasons. I havb decided to do only oilieo practice in tho future. I shall make no vi Those owing mo on old accounts ? 111 please como in and settle. DR. S. P. MERONEY," Salem, S. C. 50-5.1"* ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHU RC .Mniildin Street, Walhalla, S. C. St H, \ ni. m. ch, SERVICES ON THE FOURTH DAY OK EACH MONTH. Sacrament of Penance. . 9.:;o a. Mass and Sermon.10.00 a. Rev. Timothy J. McGrath, Rector St. Joseph's Clint Bast Earle and North .Mcihillie S A nderson, S. C. KNIGHTS OK PYTHIAS. There will he a Regular Meeting of Walhalla Lodge. No. G7, Knights of pythias, at tho Masonic Temple to-morrow (Thursday) night. Dec. 14th, at S o'clock, Bvory member ls urged to be prsce4it. ARTHUR BROWN, Chancellor Cont man der. T. B. SUKI.Oil, K. of R. and S. -t?I-l?-?*>iH* ty LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ty tytytytytytytytytytytytyty -Just received, car of frosh Dixie Portland content. W. M. Brow n,Wal halla, s. C.-nd.-49-tf. - Usoful gifts of aluminum-dou ble boilers, sauce pain;, percolators, loa kettles, etc. On special sale Sat urday nWrnihg, only 95c. each. The People's Dept. Store,; Walhalla.-adv --W. h. Posuy aiid famUy, who have been residing near Central tor a year or mere, moved back to Oco uess last wook, and Mr. Posoy will nguiu farm with .1. D. Vernor ?:t.? Iowa - For Kent.Kout- brand new llvo room bungalows; city water, electric lights and all conveniences. Apply Arthur Brown, Walhalla, S. C.-adtf - Candy and dolls al Jaynos! Walk a block and save a dollar. ".?aynes litis the price and sills tho goods." adv. - Mr. and Mrs. ,1. I,. Stewart and family, of Tamasseo, have recently moved io Llborty, Pickcns county, where Mr. Stewart and son will en gage in die mercantile husillos?. They have many relatives'and friends in Liberty and elsewhere. Their m . friends in Coonee regret their de part u rev --Oranges and apples hy tito box ( heap. Seo us for (randlos, Spe pric.es tor Xmas trees. C. W. & . Bauknight..hdv.-50-5 1. When you give Whitman's yon that intangible something- . all il good tasto, (diann or preslige tlial goos witli every box of Whit man's candies, and costs nothing ox Ira. People's Pharmacy, Walhalla,. adv. are rial J, ti give -,x*.-??<j*."va ?.. . -, ??i -x'.-nvt.-uma l.^.'.'J SEE o. D. Schumacher S -AND Ed. Snead. (I Staple Groceries ?e BUTTER, EGGS a CANDIES, id on Xmas Tree Pur 7c can save pennies on tsc. Pennies saved is ???uw.ion'ifi ' wv .-.i r.-n iw: rjw?iraf;i'? --Bedroom slippers for men und women, C. W. & J. E. Baukhight. adv.-50-51. -Now is the time to buy buy your Oliver plows. Got ready for tho fall season. Buy tho Gpnuino Oliver. W. M. Brown, Walhalla, S. C.-udv.-tf. -Tho banquet to ho given in honor of tho Walhalla football team will be held at tho Alexander Houso, Friday, Dec. 15th, 7.80 p. m. Tickets must be secured by Wednesday evening, I3th? at. t> p. m. Prlco 75c. Tickets on salo at Moss & Ansel's, Bank of Walhalla, C. W. Pitchford's, and En terprise Bank. -"Choice Bits from the Bast" tho candy supreme. People's l'har nfacy, Walhalla.-adv. -Close-outs in children's and In dios' shoes at J ay nos*- $1.15 ,and $1.95, Walk ti block and save a dol lar. 'Maynes cuts tho price and solis tho goods."-adv. -There are only nlno moro shop ping days before Christmas. The stores aro full of attractive things suitable for gifts for the whole fam ily. Seo tho advertisements In The Courier, and make your selections and purchaso while thero is a range for choice in the soasonablo mer chandise carried. -See our tios. They aro beauties. Only 50c. and $1.00." C. W. & J. li. Bauknight; Walhalla.-adv.-50-Bl. . -This yoar give not simpliy candy for Christmas-givo pleasure, satis faction, delight - givo Whitman's. People's Pharmacy, Walhalla.-adv. -Mrs. J. It. Mc.Maban. ol' Wood bridge. Va., arrived last week at the homo of her mother, Mrs. Callas, of Wesl Union. She will !>e hero for several days yet visiting among hor numerous relatives and friends. She is-" pleasantly remember ed as Miss Dora Callas by many friends, who ire delighted to meet her again. -Gills for everybody tit tho Peo ple's Dem. Store, "Valhalla's Gift 3toj'e."-adv. -Almost every ono on your list ?rill appreciate Whitman's, and it is i gift most appropriate lo send" to 'oiks at a distance. Let (is attend to he mailing for yon. People's Phar na?j, Walhalla.-adv; -Cn Saturday afternoon. Dec. 2, tho Slim line Band mel with Miss -ara Macaulay. Tho usual literary ind devotional program was carnied ML Afterwards ofllcors were elected 'or ?he next three months. Then it ivas decided to meet on Dec. IC with Mrs. Ilayno Jones for. the purpose of lacking a box of Christmas gifts to )0 sent lo Tbornwell Orphanage at -"dinton. - H/lkfs. in Xmas boxes- all kinds. -for- men, women and children. A 50od all-linen man's hdkf. for 50c. 3. W. & .1. E. Bauknight.-adv-50-5 1 - Whole cream oheeso 30c. per lb.; IS lbs. rice for $1.00. Try Jayn.es' 'resh roasted coffee. It's better. Walk i block and save a dollar. 'Maynes 'tits the price and sells tho goods." ulv. ---There are many in Oconee who will bo Interested to learn, that T. M. Lowery i formerly a prominent cltt '.en of Oconee, and of later years one if tho leading citizens of Plains, Ga., ins moved willi his family to Qjiit man, Ga., near which place Mr. Low ?ry has recently purchased a farm of ?00 acres. Mr. Lowery is hot only a iood business man, hut one of the ?oat farmers in the two States in .vbicdi he has lived. Iiis many Oconee 'riends wish for him continued sue leas. - -Xmas decorations, candles, s'.l for tinsel garlands, bolls. People's Pharmacy, Wa ?balla.-adv. " - if you Uko good coffee, try I ran .p .\morie.in and St. Legis-3-11). can ? 1.25, l-l!). Cfi : 45c. O. W. & J. 10. Bauknight, Walhalla. -adv.-50-5i. --The Walhalla Chamber of Com norco will give the \Y..'.balla foothill Sn in and tho youhg ladies of tho sheer te.un a banquet at 'the Alexan I or House Ft ie. a y night, Dec. I", al if.30. The nff; Iv will be informal and i pleasant o\'< liing ls anticipated. T Walhalla team had a most successful ioason, and ibe Chamber of Cont uerce Is laking this opportunity lo iii ow their appreciation of the good r?cord made It is hoped that Pref. Di IL Ilt ur. . director of student nc ivities ?it Clemson College, will |)r080111 ns thc speaker of .the ovenin..1; Buy your flour n?w for noxl year. Yon will pay aioro In 1923, Pry our Dream Loaf and Belle of Broadway. J\ W. & J. io. Bauknight. adv...:I -51. - Wo will charge $3.50 per hab? ffr ginning this season j furnishing l?agging and ties. We use 2 to 2',j |)ound Julo bagging and whole tics, lute bagging adds weight and makes i neat bale. - Schaeffer Gin Co., Wost nlnstor, S. c.-adv.-tf. Attention is iii?* ted to the pa? i iidvertisotnont this Week of The Peo pie's Department Store of Walhalla, L. Fayonsky, Propriet?r. This store ls wide-awake lo tho importance of iidvortising its goods ?nd to the I ?i po ri ncc of keeping |t$ goods up to Nie high mark that makes every ptir ? ' .. r a regular customer .and a ii liking and "'talking advertlsemenl. riieir special Christmas sale, which will liegin Friday ol' this week, Dec I 5lb, gives one un index to what the management of this popular store ls aow doing for tho town and for tho people in offering such reductions in priers as to compel thom to take no tice and trade for the snko of saving needed dollars. It will pay you to visit The Pcoplo'S Departiiiont Store full ing I he next (on days. .Porfumbd with ibo wonderful odor ( ; :;t; flowers - Jontoel toilet requisites, extract, toilet water, face '. lor, cold cream, talc. soap, com ? : rouge See. our beautiful Jollied H itloil sels In tho black end i packages. People's Phar macy, Tho Kexnll Storp.-adv. .- TOYLAMD - rino L.AIKJFKT coiabftCTiox OF TOY? A\l> (?ll TS IN WALHALLA. 11ULNG THF. KIDDIIiS. The People's Dept Store, 1 ?1 OTT IOU GOODS FOB LI0SS." -See oui* silk, silk mid wool and wool stockings. They are beauties 50e; to $3.50. C. VV. & J. I'VBauk nlght, Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-50-51. -Mrs. Gt. K, Hetrlck returned to her home hore last week af tor a pleasant visit to relativos and frionds : in Philadelphia. v -Just received another shipment! of High Point buggies, and will sell them; worth tho money. W. M. Brown, Walhalla, S. C.-ad.-49-lf. -Miss Janie Xevllrer wiio has hoon visiting relatives in Atlanta, returned to her homo in West Union last wooli. Toyland!--Wo announce the open ing of the most elaborate and com plete stock of toys shown In Wal halla. Hiing tho kiddios. Tho Peo ple's Dept. Store, Walhalla. "Detter goods for less."-adv. --Mr. and Mrs. J. Wr. Gurney re turned homo Saturday night, after spending a week in Greenville and other places, where Mr. Guimey was called on bus?iess. \ -We have it big stock of gloves, sweaters and knit caps for tho cold weather. C. W. & J. E. Dnuknlght. -adv.-50-51. - Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schluetcr, of Washington, D. C., aro visiting at tho homo of it. 1<\ Kaufmann. Mr. and Mrs. Schluotor have many frineds in this section who are glad to meet them again. <-Candlesticks, electric lamps, leather goods, toilet articles, sta tionery, jewelry, silver, baskets, flow ers, dolls, toys, fountain pens and fireworks. Tho best goods for the host price at Poll's Drug Storo, Wal halla, S. C.- adv.-tf. -Mrs. C. G. Strong and daughter, Miss Daisy, left last week for Greens boro, N. C.. where they will spend some time with Miss Cora Strong. -Handkerchiefs appropriate and useful for Xmas gifts. Our handker chief department Is now Complete. Imported linens from Ireland and Austria aro in largo demand. The People's Dept. St?r?, Walhalla. -'.Det ter goods for less."-adv. - Wc are requested to announce thal J. Fred Fowler will preach at High Falls next Sunday. Deo. 17. at I 1 o'ch/i k. Every member is urged to attend, ns there will bo important church bus'ness to transact. - We still have a few ladies' and children's coals, sweaters and ladies' dresses to close out before Jan. 1st at bargain prices. See them and save thc difference, Walk a block and save a dollar. 'Maynes cuts tho price and sells the goods."-adv. -Woj-cgrot to learn that Mr. and Mrs. J. L. O. Fricks aro quito ill al their home here, being sufferers from attacks ol' flu. Their many friends will join us in tho hopo that they may soon he well again. --For every one-dollar you spend with us you got a chance at Hie beau tiful genuine Madame Dendron Talk ing Doll, which is to bo given away by us to the one holding tho lucky number on Christmas morning. At Dell's Drug Storo. Walhalla.-adv.-tf - The many friends of Mrs. W. S. Grab] will regret to learn that she has boen quito ill for sovoral days with flu. We are glad to learn, how ever, thal sho Ts improving. -Now is' tho time to buy stalk cutters nnd fight the boll weevil. Buy the kind that cuts stalks. We have tho kind we guarantee. W. M. Drown. Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-40-lf. -Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Richardson, of Seneca, Route. 6, were visitors in Walhalla last week, spending a short while with Mr. and Mrs. John \Y. Smith, The many Coonee friends bl Airs. Richardson will bo glad to know that si. . has ontlrely recovered from her long and crions illness of last summer and : now enjoying better health than !>< 'oro her illness. -Now goods received too late to inter in our Xmas Saving Sale adv.: Mon's bath robes, $5.95; men's anny pants, straight bottoms. $1.95; and mon's hats (job lot) only 95c. Dig shipment of boys' school suits at $4.45; extra large size scrap hundios. $1.35; ladies' h od room slippers. In all Hie wan tod colors, 95c. The Peo ple's Dept. Store, Walhalla. "Better goods for less."-adv. - Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Hotrlck and little son, who havo been in Phil adelphia for several weeks, returned to Walhalla last week to be with rel atives until Christinas. Mr. Hetrlck is at'present visiting his brother, W. F. Hetrlck. of'Georgia, and Mrs. Hot rick and son urn visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jesse C. Neville and other rela tives here. Their friends are glad to havo them among thom. They will go to ?heir nowhomo atPrlncoton, W. Va., nl the. first of thc new year. - Plenty of good work mules and horses to sell-worth tho) money ci Hier for cash or good notes. Como and see me. W. Al. Drown, Walhalla, S. C.-- ad.-49-tf. (Other Locals on First Page.) ] Bell's Drug Store, \ -GIFT SHOP" -for Christmas. ( 4 5-51. Look! Look! POll SALK! MV MOI STAIN HOME at less than cost of Dwelling-102 Acres of Lund, Five-room Dwelling, j (hive Porches? ?8 Acres open, bul-' unco Original Forest; extra Ono : Water; dully mull. Will tako best! oller mude in next i!,*> days. Now is \ your chance of a Ufe-timo to.own j your own Homo nf, less thnn cOst of ; buildings. Send your oiler to E. M. 10DO ENS, Owjior, Route No. I, Box 55, 50-51* COLUMBIA, S. C. MONEY Is a circulating medium. It circulates freely. It is in your pocket to-tiny and in some other mu?i5s pocket to-anrorow. NO MAN GETS AHEAD materially hy treing to hang on to a circulating medium, for money of itself will not increase-you. must buy something with it. DEPOSIT YOUIt MONEY in a Hank mid you buy credit, ami that credit wilt increase by tho interest on it. Keep adding to your deposit, and your crotl.it continues to grow. DON'T THY TO HANG on to mero money-it ls tho wrong; system. m Walhalla, C, ?.-JA Vim J V .'.-i i:. 0?MU.Vlja>T?n?Hi;i ? ir. . A M. V.VJULM VUlinUBOOSK 1888 1922 Special for Christmas WARDROBE TRUNKS, TRUNKS, V?LISES, ~ L HAND BAGS, TOWELS, COUNTERPANES, * LINEN DAMASK, HANDKERCHIEFS, AUTO MOBILE LAP ROBES, WOOL BLANKETS,' NECKWEAR, STETSON HATS, KID GLOVES, Etc, C. W. PITCHFORD, WALHALLA, S. G. : Gift Suggestions for Ul. i l i i. Jt. Ki vv;v.v i 1 I Electric- Toasters, Grills and Percolators, Sad Irons, Car ving Sets, Cassaroles, Turkey Roasters, Aluminum, China and Silverware; Pyrex Glassware, Vacuum Bottles, Flashlights, Talking Machines, (a big jr lot of Columbia Records to close out at. 40c, 2 1 records for 75c. * Alarm Clocks, Safety Razors, Scissors and Shears, Bicycles, Velocipedes, Toy Wagons, Kiddie Cars,* L Wheelbarrows. |r Air Rifles, 22 Rifles, Guns, Gun Cases, Hunting Coats, Pocket Knives. Basket Balls, Foot Balls, Tennis Racquets, Driving Gloves. Wc arc crowded with many useful gifts that we J* have not room to mention. Call and let us help you find your wants for the occasion. BaMenger Hardware Co. Seneca, S, C. _)_ NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND OHEDITOHS. All persona indebted to tho Estato Edmond Owona, Decoasod, aro here by notified to mnko paymont to tho undersigned, and all porsons having claims against tho said Estato will present tho samo, duly attostod, within th? timo prescribed by law, or bo barred J. J. OW IONS, and E. ti. KIDDER, Executors of tho Estato of Edmond Owons, Deceased, Doc. 13, 1922. \ 50-1 NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS, x All persons Indebted to tho Estato of Adolino Whitworth, Decoasod, aro heroby notified to make payment to tho undersigned, and all porsons hav ing claims against said Estate will present the samo, duly attosted">wlth In tho Hmo proscribed by law, or b barred. MINNI IO SWINGER, Administratrix of the Bata t? of Ado lino Whitworth, Decoasod. Doc. 13, 1022, r>0*1 NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS) ALL PERSONS nrc horoby notified^ and warnod not to trospnss In any mnnnor, for the purpose of hunting f or for any othor purposo whatsoovor, on lands owned by mo or under my control. Trespassers will bo doalt' with according to law. R. M. RICHARDSON, % Seneca, s. (Tf Dec. ll, 1922.v4| Doc. 13, 1022. GO-l Subscribe, for The Courier. (Best.)