Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-10-08

Avoid chilly rooms in the morn
ing by using Coles Hot Blast heat
ers. They prevent colds and sick
ness. it is said. These well-known
heaters are sold by the Ballenger
Hardware Company, Of Seneca. See
advertisement elsewhere in this is
sue.
We have full line Of sweaters
for men, women and children. G. w.
& J. E. Bauknight.-adv.
1t looks mighty natural to see
j. B. Todd at the store Of C. W..
| Pitchford again. Mr.. Todd recently
returned from overseas services with
| the American forces, and on Octob-
er 1st resumed his old position with
Mr.. Pitchford. He has host of
friends in the country who will be
! glad TO know that he is back at his
old post.
Her fury was borrowed from the
mountain storms, her love from the
sunlight Of Southern Spain. Hedda
Nova plays the role in the "Spitfire
, of Seville" Rex, Walhalla, Thurs
day, Oct. 8. Ten and 25c.-adv.
We had presented to us last
week one Of the largest sweet pota-
toes we have seen, the one big fell
low weighing II pounds. 1t was
grown by L. G. Bowers, of the New
Hope section. He has a patch Of
between half and three-quarters
Of an acre, and his yield will be a
remarkable one, he says, though he
will be unable to measure the crop,
as he has sold many potatoes that
were "grabbled" for the early mar
ket. Mr.. Bowers, however, Is de-
lighted with the yield as it has
showed up so far.
For Sale--One Ford touring car,
one Buick touring car, one Oakland
roadster. J. w. Bell, Walhalla, S.
C.-adv.-39-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Holder,
! Of Dacoma. OKLA, were visitors in
| Walhalla for short while the past
, week, stopping at the home of Mrs.
Holders brother, Jas. II. King. Mr..
! and Mrs. Holder have been in the
South for some six months, travelling
about among relatives and friends,
, but spending the greater part Of the
| summer at the home of Mrs. Holders
sister, Mrs. Will H. Toy, of High
lands, N. G.. Mrs. Holder will be re-
membered by many in this section
IS Mrs. Clara Merrill, she being
the widow Of the late Jos. Merrill
before her marriage to Mr.. Holder.
They lett for their Oklahoma home
yesterday.
Now Is the time to SOW oats.
| We have some fine recleaned Applers.
G. w. & J. e. Bauknight.-adv.
We are in receipt OF the follow
ling unsigned announcement from
ureenville, and while we ordinarily
discard all notices Of the kind that
are not accompanied by the name Of
the sender, we presume that this
notice is authentic, and publish as It
| comes to us: "Elvin Lewis hamby,
OF Greenville, and Miss Lottie M.
meath, Of Cedar Mountain, N. c.,
were married at 6 o'clock October
2, 1919. Rev. J. f. Kilgore per-
formed the ceremony at his resi-
dence, using the impressive ring
| service. The couple were accom-
| panied to the home Of the minister
by Miss Grace Handy, sister Of the
groom" Mr.. Handy is we'll known
by many in Walhalla, he having
lived here as boy with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Handy. We Join
| with other friends in extending to
our young friend hearty congratula-
tions and the best Of all good wishes
to the happy couple.
If you will try White House and
Sunflower -four one time, you will
| always buy it. Mitchell e. Reeder,
Westminster s. C-Ady-34-tf