Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-06-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Fresh Jersey COW for sale cheap.
John A. Nichols, Walhalla.-Adv.tf.
Lieut.. (Dr.) B. F. Sloan. OF
Camp Sewer, spent Sunday in Wal
halla with his family.
Prank Craig, who has been In
Texas 2 few weeks, has returned to
his home in Walhalla.
&C. w. Pitchford Is in Asheville,
N. c., attending the meeting of the
Carolina Hardware Association
Roy Abbott is now in the hog
and cattle business in West Union.
See advertisement elsewhere.
all kinds insect powders, stock pow
ders; full line drugs and fancy
goods at Norman's drug store. adv.
some time In Walhalla with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Mckinney.
Cadet Ernest Norman, Of West
Point, u. S. Military Academy, vis-
tied his uncle, G. A. Norman, and
other relatives in Walhalla last
week.
--Broadus Thompson. of Hamlet,
N. c., is spending the summer in
Walhalla visiting at the home Of his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. -. l..
iIerndon.
We can save you money on au-
tomobile tires. Our tires are sold
with 5,000-mile guarantee. We sell
EN- cheap. w. NJ. Brown 4 Son.--Ad.
&C. w. e. J. e. Bauknight an
nounce special sale of Palm Beach
suits and straw hats. Read their an
nouncement on the first page and
call on them.
There are some interesting
facts to be found on the second page
OF this weeks paper relative to
Clemson College. Turn to page two
and read the Clemson announce
ment.
Specials in buggles sor the bal
ance Of this month. See ADVERTISE
ment of w. M. Brown & Son on this
page. Make a quick trip to their
place and secure one OF the famous
High Point buggies before the price
advances.
-Wanted-Man and his wife to
move to saw mill camp to take charge
OF boarding house for camp. Good
pay for right party. Sec mo at ono =,
for particulars. J. C. Shockley, Wes.
DnlOn.--AQV.
Get your name on the Demo-
cratic club roll. You can't vote in
the primaries without enrolling your
name. Nor can you vote If you put
your name on more than one club
roll. DO 1t now, and do 1t right.
Enroll in this manner: Smith, John
Young not J. Y. Smith.
War Savings Stamps constitute
the best investment that can be
made these days. See advertisement
Of c. W. Pitchford, who this week
ntiliZes his advertising space for the
benefit OF War Savings Stamps and
the governments cause. Invest in as
many War Savings Stamps as you
can; buy Thrift Stamps with your
quarters and later exchange them
for War Savings Stamps.
There is only one time of the
year to save yoIr hay and forage, and
that Is within the next few weeks.
Buy your Mccormick mower now and
be ready to save your crops at the
right time. w. NJ. Brown e Son,
Walhalla-Adv. 26.
Our good friend "H, r. H." Is
in khaki down in Texas. This morn
ing we are in receipt Of the follow
ing brief announcement from him:
We'll, 'Bos,' at last Pm in khaki,
among the finest bunch of fellows In
the world--and proud am to be
here. All ask and hope for is to
make good. A great percentage Of
fellows fail, though, 80 may go the
way of the unlucky; but here's hop
ing I'll knock 'em up to a hundred
IF a fellow thinks it's no sacrifice to
leave wife, kids and home, he's got
another thought coming. My ad-
dress is Cadet Harry r. Hughs,
S.M.A.-AA-101-I Austin, Texas" i"
Here's wishing for good luck for II.
r. H., and that the good fortune may
fail to him to bring back the scalp
of the Kaiser!