Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-05

bargains in mems and boys winter
pants. Norman Company, f. e.
Harrison, Manager.-adv.S $40.
1t will be learned with interest
IN Oconee that e. G.. Ellison, who
has been resident of Townley, Ala,
for a number of years, has entered
business in that city. The Townley
Furniture Company has recently
been organized and Mr.. Ellison is
TIE manager of the new concern. He
is son Of Capt. and Mrs. A. II. Eli
son, who live between Walhalla and
Seneca, and there are many who
will join with The Courier in the
wish that he may meet with con-
tinued success in his adopted city
and State.
Mitchell & Reeder's, Westminster,
S. c.. March 18th and 18th. If you
are not there they will be disap-
pointed and you will not see the new
est creations in millinery.-adv
Friends here will be Interested
in the announcing eht Of the arrival
Of a daughter at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Puckhaber, of
Charleston. The little lady ar
rived on January 31st. Mrs. II. L.
Brandt, Of Walhalla, left yesterday
for Charleston to visit among her
children and grandchildren. The
least in stature among these Is the
newest arrival, and the little lady
is a great-grandchild Of Mrs. Brandt.
But this representative Of the fourth
generation is by no means the least
in Importance in the family
ALL late standard talking ma
chine records at Norman Drug Co.'S,
Walhalla.- adv. 10.
The Enterprise Bank of Wal
halla has on hand a number of
Forms No. 1040-F, this form being
for farmers who are liable to in
come tax this year. If you know
that you will be liable to income
tax, better call at the Enterprise
Bank and secure blank. If you
are in doubt, it will be well for you
TO do the same thing. thus getting
IN line and saving penalties. Few
who are liable to income tax will
escape payment. And it's danger
Gus to try to shirk it, Best to be
'afc and take no chance on being
'Orry later.
If you will visit Mitchell and
Reedcr at Westminster. S. c.. March
18Th and 18th. you will find on dis
I!ay the most varied assortment Of
the seasons latest millinery shown
in the upper part Of the State.-adv.
Recently our Bounty Land cor
respondent announced that j. \.
Davis and son, Lieut. Lee Davis, were
visiting among relatives and friends
il that community Mr. Davis was
in The Courier office the other day
and incidentally remarked that his
&c ctil1 In
overseas and does not know when
he will be able to get home. The
young man who was with Mr.. Davis
ct Bounty Land was Leon, younger
:"n. Mr.. Davis regrets very much
that our correspondent was mis-
taken. Lee Davis Is at present en-
gagged in holding things together in
the heart Of Germany.
Now Is the time to save money.
Have your auto tires yulcanized.
Walhalla Tire Shop.-adv. loft.
The Walhalla Chapter, D. A.
r., met at the home Of Mrs. G.. w.
Bauknight nn March 1st with Mrs.
Bauknight and Mrs. S. l.. Werner as
hostessess. The meeting was called
to order by the regent. Mrs. James
II. Darby. A splendid program, con
sisting Of two delightful readings
by Mesdames J. w. Bell and W. l..
Werner; lovely selection on the
VfctrOla, and a most interesting and
charming talk by Miss Sallie Strib-
ling, on the opening Of the d. A. r.
School at TamasSee, was carried out
Following the program two matters
OF Importance came before the Chap
ter-first. the discharge Of the chap
'er's endowment debt to the Tamas-
SEQ school by applying the Liberty
Bond owned by the chapter to It,
The second matter was donating S13
t'ha balance needed to make the
chapter 90 per cent perfect in the
"Dollar-a- Daughter" movement. AZ
ter adjournment the hostessess pre-
scntcd on original and clever con-
tcSt--the best written advertisement
for the Tamassee school. Mrs. w.
l.. Ve:ncr and Miss jamie Harrison
were the fortunate ones in the cut
for the prizes, two dainty Colonial
candlesticks. George Washington
Hats" were the favors. A delicious
salad course was served. The chap
ter now has thirty members.
Nice line fresh candies Jacobs
line: Norman Drug Co., Walhalla.
adv. 10.
-Boyce B. Burley, who has been
in army service at Fort Moultrie for
many months, was caller at The
Courier Office last Thursday. Mr..
Burley has been connected with the
Quartermaster Department since his
OF try into the service and found it
n hard matter to get discharge,
even though he is married. His
many friends here were delighted to
meet his wife, who came to Wal