Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-03-29
:, White Pine Cough Syrup with Tar.
Four ounce bottle 25c.

f, fOur ounce bottle Zoe.
Walhalla Drug Co.
| Anderson is expecting an unusually
| good play tomorrow night at the opera
house, when Florence Davis will appear
in "The Player Maid'. Miss Davis is a
descendant Of President Jefferson Davis's 8
family, being granddaughter of his
older brother.
Don't fail to see the oxfords we are
selling for 81. Would be cheap at s..
G. w. & j. +. Bauknight.
Clifton Adams, Miss Zoa Durham.
Willie Barnett and Miss Ada Durham,
from near Westminster, were at the
singing at Pleasant Grove last Sunday
They report an unusually pleasant time
and musical treat of more than ordi-
nary merit.
See Jaynes's 10-cent display in right
hand window. These articles will be
sold like hot cakes next Saturday.
The county's watering pool will he
ready for use in few days. 1t is quite a
neat device for supplying water for
| will be greatly appreciated by the public
and at the same time prove an attractive
addition to the square.
Special lawn and embroidery sale on
! April 7th and Sth.
Mrs. r. Phillips Cochran, Seneca
Miss Marye r. Shelor, of Westmin-
| ster, has been selected by Mrs. c.. w.
Alden, of New York, who is president of
the International Sunshine Society, State
organizer. Towns or rural schools wish
ing societies will please confer with Miss
Shelor. Send stamp for reply.
If you want the best wagon for the
money go to the Carter Hardware Co.
Misses Annie Stucke, of West Union,
and Amelia Wanner, of Tallapoosa, Ca,
are IN Pendleton to-day to attend the
Douthit-Lawrence wedding. Miss Wan
ner will return with Miss Stucke and
spend some time in West Union and
Walhalla among relatives and friends.
10 cents buys Heyman's Circle Foot
plow stock at Matheson Hardware Co.'s.
Westminster
Mrs DR.. r. T. Davis and little daugh.
ter, Miss HJlen, of Staunton, va. have
been spending several days in Walhalla
visiting at the home of DR.. and Mrs. G..
c.. Probst, on Faculty Hill. They left
this morning for Columbia from whence
they will go to their Virginia home in
few days.
Don't fail to see our Diamond Brand
oxfords we are Offering at Sl.50 and 50.
Made by the Peters Shoe Co., and every
pair guaranteed.
y. w. " u. Il. Bauknlght.
"A skilled operator from the leading
photographic college of the United
States will be at G.. W. Eaton's studio
next Monday and Tuesday. A limited
number of sittings can be arranged.
Mr.. Eaton has few samples of the
work and it is certainly worth a visit to
the studio just to look at them.
You'll miss some rare bargains if
you fail to purchase those offered at
Jaynes's lO-cent window next Saturday.
--Ruskin Anderson, of Seneca, has
another big bargain sale for next Sasur-
day. He has two advertisements in this
weeks issue-"Special Sale" on the
eighth page; "You Read This" on the
third. Read both these ads. and call at
Anderson's store next Saturday. He
promises everything just as advertised.
lie has some very attractive offers.
Summer weight corsets - special
prices Tor our opening, April 7th and 9Th.
Mrs. X. Phillips Cochran, Seneca.
The street at the Blue Ridge depot is
being improved by the laying of addi-
tlonal pipe drains. This will be built up
so as to give ample room for teams to
drive on the siding, load from tue cars
and turn without danger. Heretofore
the teams hav Mad insufficient room, and
heavy drays ol &c hardly been able to
lowed.
See the elastic seam drawers we are
running at 5Oc. Would be value at
'7c. we have fifty dozen and can fit any
man in the county.
G. w. e j. f. Bauknight.
Miss Mary Stribling has been con-
tned to her room for several days at her
grandmother's, Mrs. II. A. Norton, with
a. severe case of erysipelas in her face.
we trust she will soon be we'll and en-
Joying her usual good health.