Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-01-24
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Muslin underwear and children's
dresses at prices that will move
them. G. w. & J. E. Bauknight. ad.
Mrs. f. e. Corbin. of Lake Tox-
away, N. c., spent I short while last
week in Walhalla among relatives
and friends. She was accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. NJ. p. Alexan-
der. They have numerous friends
here who were pleased to meet them
again.
ALL 81 shirts Soc: $1.50 shirts
S1.l5; also one sample lot of shirts
at wholesale prices. These shirts are
33 l/3 per cent cheaper than we can
buy for spring. G. W. & }. E. Bauk
night, Walhalla.-Adv.
Senator J. w. Shelor and Repre-
sentative Harry r. Hughs spent last
Saturday in Walhalla with home
folks. Mrs. Shelor who had been
spending some time in Columbia
with Mr.. Shelor, returned last Fri
day, and will be in Walhalla for the
present, probably returning to CO.
lumbia before the close Of the ses-
sion Of the General Assembly.
Figaro Preseryar will keep bugs
and shippers out OF meat. Try it.
S, per bottle. G. w. & j. T.. Bank
niEt. t..-Adv.
After taking stock c. w. & J.
e. Bauknight have made arrange
ments to conduct special sale of
placed many articles on special coun-
ters for easy inspection. These arti-
cles will be sold at specially low
Of hor
| fore this sale ends. See ADVERTISE
mcnt.
For Sale-26S acres timbered
land, suitable to farming, on Walhalla
r. f. D. 2, miles from town; lies
on public road and adjacent to grad
ed school. Terms to suit. Call on
or write j. II. Darby, Walhalla.-Ad.
Attention is directed to the ad-
! vertisement in this issue OF the West
| minister Oil and Fertilizer Company.
This enterpriSing firm has very
timely talk on the fertilizer and
feeding values Of cotton seed meal
a talk that will be of interest espe-
| ciallY to farmers and dairymen. 1t
should prove profitable as we'll as in
teresting. Read and call on them.
FINEST graham nour-home-
raised and home milled-60c. peck.
c. w. 4 j. E. Bauknght.-Adv.
j. c. and p. l.. Boggs were
among the visitors to Walhalla YES
tcrday, attending to matters OF bust
ness. p. l.. Boggs and family have
Just moved to Oc0nee from Pickens
county. They have been living near
Liberty. Mr.. Boggs has bought
property near Clcarmont church. in
the Westminster section of the coun-
ty. We wish for him and his a full
measure OF success in our midst.
-Two-horse farm to rent, with j.
room new house. n. E. Alexander,
Walhalla, S. C.-Adv. t. +.
William J. Hoops. Il former citi-
zen Of Oconce, who now resides in
oklahoma, was among relatives and
friends IN Walhalla for a short while
last Saturday. Mr.. Hoops has been
residing in Oklahoma for a number
or years, but has many friends here
and elsewhere in OcOncc who were
Slad 10 meet him again. This is Mr.
llOops's first visit to OcOnee since the
death OF his brother, John Hoops,
eleven years ago.
"A few pairs OF glasses-the FAM
Gus Hawkes. make-still on hand.
These are being closed ont at very
low prices. Call and see them. Bell's
Drug Store, Walhalla.-Adv.
Harold. the l6-months-old son
or Mrs. W. {. Foster, who has been
dangerously i'll for the past two
weeks. suffering from pneumonia, is
now slowly improving. The little
hns l.,
disease and it is hoped that he will
soon nc restored to perfect health.
Many friends OF the family in the
county Will rejoice to learn that the
RUE fellow is getting along so we'll.
FOR week or more hope Of his re-
cofery was almost abandoned.
ladies dresses, in size A., worth
~ to 80. only 65c. c. ". & J. E.
5auknght, WalAalla.--Adv.
Last Thursday evening the
men Bible class Of the First Bap-
tist Sunday school were given an
evening for business meeting of the
class in the nice new home of the
llrst vice president. J. l.. Parker.
There were goodly number pres
ent, and after talking about many
things for the building OF the class.
the men went into an election of a
second vice president. choosing for
this place Col a. A. Manning. His
duty will be to foster the fellowship
or the class. The officers so far
elected are: Rev. T. l.. Smith, teach
er; w. NJ. Brown, president; J. l..
raTker, first vice president; A. 4,
Manning, second vice president; r.
Z. Carter, secretary"treasurer There
are other officers who will be chosen
later. After the business was dis
posed OF there was elightful So
clal hour. In which tasteful refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Parker
ana their little daughter. Edna.