Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-04-18

"A good cheap horse and mule for
sale. II. E. Alexander, Walhalla. ad.
w. ID. Moss has joined the auto
lists. He Is now in possession of a
Dodge car.
The next regular meeting OF the
Paul Hayne Circle will be held with
Mrs. j. r. Sifford Friday afternoon of
this week.
Mice line millinery and summer
wear, dry goods, notions, clothing,
shoes, hats, etc, cheap. Il. e. Har-
rson, Walhalla.-Adv.
Among our farmer friends who
appear to be doing fair share to-
ward provisioning the country Is
John A. Ansel, whose farm is not
far from Walhalla. He has his place
largely planted in corn, with a pro-
portionate part in cotton. Mr.. Ansel
Is doing some considerable improving
this year to his own farm and others
which he manages.
Editors r. C. Martin, of the Eas-
ley Progress, and A. l.. Gossett, of the
Tugaloo Tribune, were among the
visitors in Walhalla last week at
tending the session of Piedmont Pres
~ W. - bclH IuSSS are
officials i'll the Presbyterian churches
in their home towns. They paid
The Courier a pleasant call Wednes-
day, which was greatly appreciated.
-Wanted-White girls, 16 years
Of age and up, as knitters and loop
ers. Nice work and good pay. Ap-
ply IIetrick Hosiery Mills, Walhalla,
S. C.-Adv.
A prt,i,> MI ~
Charleston Tomorrow (Thursday).
Tickets will be good for transporta-
ton on any regular train during
Thursday, the 10th. Return can be
made on any regular train due to
reach starting point by midnight OF
Monday, April 23d. The fare from
all points on the Blue Ridge Railway
is $40 for the round trip.
-"Ilcalth Day" will be observed
at the Walhalla High School Friday
OF this week (the 20th. The Wal
halla School "Health Day" program
will begin at 1880 o'clock Friday
morning. \ very interesting and in
s,ructive program has been arranged,
and we regret that it was sent to us
too late for publication The citi-
Zcns Of Walhalla are not only cordi-
ally invited, but are earnestly urged,
to attend.
1t is much better to select a
monument from our show room than
from book. When you select a
monument from our show room you
Know what you are buying. We have
all kinds on hand complete with the
exception OF the lettering. Seneca
Marble and Granite Works.-Adv.
The many friends of Mrs. A. p.
Holden, who has for some time been
residing at Cornish, Okla, will be
interested to know that she has
moved to Oklahoma City. Her ad-
dress there is No. 726 East Eighth
street. In giving us instructions for
the change OF her address Mrs. Hol-
den takes occasion to remark: "To
me your good paper is like getting
letters from old friends. | couldn't
think OF doing without it,"
DR. NJ. l.. Carlisle, of Anderson,
preached very edifying sermon in
the Walhalla Methodist church last
Sunday at the evening hour His
thoughts were directed along the line
OF "Christian Education." and the
lar2" congregation present found in
him the same interesting, earnest
preacher they had known when, a
number OF years ago. he was pastor
Of the Walhalla church. He was most
cordially welcomed among his many
friends and former parishioners, who
are always delighted to meet and
hear him.
The offer Of an SIS set Of kitchen
ware free to every purchaser Of a
Majestic range this week is genuine.
Call at our store this week and let
the demonstrator from the factory
explain to YOU the many fine points
about the Majestic. Moss & Ansel,
Walhalla. .---,Adv.
Attention is directed to the an
nouncement Of the Westminster Oil
and Fertilizer Company, which ap-
pears this week on the fifth page.
This very interesting statement of
fact should appeal to the people of
our section as worthy Of careful con-
sideration. combining the possibility
of at once meeting the great national
need OF conserving food supplies and
at the same time working materially
10 the interest Of the individual.
Read this announcement and ask this
enterprising firm for other details if
you need further assurances. They
are ION the job"
-Nicc assortment mems. boys,
! women's and children's hats, shoes,
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