Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-11-27

newly painted, with new top; in
first-class condition. Call and Sc it
at the Piedmont Auto Co.'S garage,
Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-48.
Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. Joel p.
Keys. Of Walhalla Route No. 2, on
Wednesday last, Novemberf GOTH a
son.
Grown Tenders for Ford cars. w.
NJ. Brown g. Son, Walhala.--Adv.
Mrs. l.. r. VanDiviere and her
daughter, Miss Margie, Of Savannah,
arrived in Walhalla yesterday and
will remain here among relatives and
friends for few weeks.
A word to the wise is sufficient:
Call and settle your account with
Moss & Ansel, Walhalla.-Adv.
ALL the stores in Walhalla will
be closed all day on Thanksgiving-
Tomorrow Parties should make all
necessary purchases during to-day
and not expect merchants to go to
their stores on special trips to accom-
mOdate them.
WANTED, At Once-5O Turkeys or
more also Chicks, Eggs and Hides
For Cash. At the Rowland Stand, Up
town, West End, Walhalla. X. d.
Oelkers-Adv.
There will be community
Thanksgiving service at, the Flat
Shoals school house Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock. 1t is hoped that
this service will be largely attended,
and the public is most cordially in
rited and urged to be present.
--Dolls-the largest lot and vari-
ETY. ever brought here; also pretty
line Of toys at very reasonable prices,
American and Japan-made. Norman's
Drug Store, Walhalla.-adv.
There will be preaching at Vii
lage Creek next Saturday, November
80, at o'clock p. M, and at Bethle-
hem December 1st at II o'clock a.
m.. by Rev. j. A. Watt. The mem
, bcrs Of these churches are urged to
be present, and all others are cor
dially invited to attend
#. II. Zachary will be in Wal
halla on Friday and Saturday OF this
week. November 29th and 30th. He
| requests us to ask that his patrons
do not slaughter a man near the
sunset OF life by not complying with
their contracts to take trees" Mr..
Zachary will be on hand to do his
part; meet him at the appointed
| time. adv.
Mrs. John A. Patterson, Of Ru-
raj Route No. 9, Westminster. does
not believe in waiting till one is
dead to scatter her flowers, for she
and her husband paid us an appre-
ciatcd call Monday Of this week and
frightened our pathway with bou-
Nuet Of as pretty roses as we have
seen in some time. Thank you, Mrs
Patterson. Come again!
---Lost--One auto gauntlet glove
(right hand) Reward If left at The
Courier Office or Hutchison Brothers
Store, West Union. Il. NJ. Sanders.
adv.
There will be Thanksgiving
services at the West Union Baptist
church next Thursday (the 2Sth, at
O'Clock y. M. All the members Of
the West Union congregation are ear
nestly urged to attend the service
and the public in general will be
most cordially welcomed. The pas
tor, Rev. w. w. Leathcrs, will con-
duct the service and preach the ser
mon.
--For Sale-Ford touring car: in
excellent condition. V. Q. GREGORY
Ncwry. 5. C.-adv.-lS*
We are requested to announce
| l
vices at the Poplar Springs BAPTIST
church cn Thursday OF this week
tho 2Sth Thanksgiving Day) "Our
brethren and friends are urged" con-
tmues the announcement. are ear
ncstly urged to lay aside all work
and come out and give thanks pub
lic:y to God for His manifold bles-
sings to us
ALL kinds Of stock food, extracts
and spices. r. e. Reese, Westmin-
ster, S. C.--adv. 46-i9.
Farm and Factory, Nov. 2l: -.
w. Byrd has not yet received Off
cial confirmation OF the death of his
son in France. He received q letter
from a nurse in a hospital in Eng
land that his son had been wounded
and was dead. but since no word has
come from the War Department, and
the letter stated that the death oc-
Cured month ago, Mr.. Byrd and
his friends have not given uD hone.
Daily papers have recently reported
the death OF two young men by the
| name OF Byrd--one a corporal, as
was Charlie, and one lieutenant.
It is possible that the names have
become confused in the various cou-
rier, telegraph and cable handlings."
| Come and see our mules. They
are not as nigh as you heard. they
were. G. w. &. J. f. Bauknight,
Walhalla. --adv
As the casualty list% continue to
come in, We have constant reminders
OF the price that our soldiers paid
for victory. John W. Allen, of the
Salem section, has received notice
that his son, Frank Aicn. WAS among
those wounded on the 10Th OF Sep