Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-12
III you need plow, go to w. NJ.
5rown and Son, Walhalla, and get

genuine Oliver.-adv. tt.
Seed Irish potatoes. "Jaynes
cts the price and sells the goods"
-.-ady
MIR. and Mrs. c. .. Jaynes left
yesterday afternoon ;or Atlanta,
where they went for the purpose Of
'h!ling in stocks Of goods in the
millinery and other lines. Mr..
Jaynes is finding that 1919 is proving
a record business year for him thus
far.
Our y"lcanizing is absolutely
guaranteed to outlast the rest Of the
tire. Walhalla Tire Shop.A-adv. 1Otf
i have just returned from At
lanta with Il complete line of milli-
ncry-now on display. See me for
ladies coat suits, spring coats and
c,pes. Also Madam Grace corsets.
Prices to suit ALL Miss Nora Cooley.
Walhalla. adv. 11-12.
Jessie Marion, the infant daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Carter, died
at their home in Walhalla on Mon
day night, March Sd, at about -
O'Clock, aged three days. The re-
mains were Inferred in the Rocky
Knoll cemetery on Tuesday after
noon. The young parents have the
sympathy Of many friends in their
sorrow
We have Il nice lot of fresh rye
meal. home ground. c. w. & J. E.
Bauknight Walhalla-adv.
If you want to reduce the cost
Of producticn, call and let us show
you our riding cultivator. w. NJ.
I v,ll
w. J. Robins, Of I.eGrand. Ore
son. arrived in OcOnco last week aud
i" visiting Ills mother, Mrs l.. \.
Robins. and among other relatives
in the Mountain Rest section. Mr..
Robins is al employee OF Il railway
n Oregon. being member Of the
machine shop force. This is his first
visit home in IS !.urS. His many
friends IN his Old homo section are
Ilad 10 wolcomc him back.
Nice line frcsh candics--IHcohs
line. Norman Drug Co., WalhIila.
---adv. TO-
Come in and SEQ oar new dress
goods. G. w. & J. +. Hauknight,
Walhalla.-
II Hon. r. II. Welch. Registrar Of
VIII address the farmers OF OCOnc"
county at the Court House at II
e. ciOck Hn thc first Monday in April,
i9ln Mr.Wcich is forccful speak
Cr and will give many valuable facts
IL connection with the operation OF
tic farm bank. If you arc interested
in good farming and low rate OF in
forest. do not miss this opportunity
to hear Mr. Wclch
We will gin cotton Friday and
Saturday, March 18th and 18th.
These will be our last gin days for
this season. G. w. Pitchford. Wal
halla .---ady.
Our stock Of millinery is being
.eplenishcd from day to day by new
shipments. If you don't find it at
our place to-day come back to-mor-
row. Our cut prices enable lis to
place new orders continually.
"Jaynes cuts the price and sells the
goods. adv.
II. e. Pelfrey, OF Hartwell, Ga,
was in Walhala for short while
Thursday He was hero on business
and for the purpose Of visiting his
brothers in the county Mr.. Pelfrey
E,ovcd with his family last December
10 one Of Glen Watkins Georgia
farms near Hartwell and will farm
there this year lie has charge of
what is known at the speed" farm
belonging to Mr.. Watkins. He has
many friends in this section who were
glad to meet him again.
Nice line Of books and novels
arriving at Norman's Drug Store
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. McMahan, Of
near Seneca received telegram
Saturday morning from their sons.
c!im and Claude McMahan, telling
OF their arrival in Boston, Mass,
from overseas. These young men
have seen service since July, 1917.
They have hosts Of friends in Oconec
who will be glad to get ncws Of their
return to America. and who will be
delighted il they can learn in the
near future OF their release from
army service and return home.
For Sale-.At an exceptional
bnrgain--Onc Buick touring car.
equipped with Cord tires and in N-i
condition; practically new. w. u.
Brown G. Son. WalhHllH. S. C.--adv.
It's.
Josh \ s;hockloy returned Mon
lay OF last week from Charleston,
whore he had been "nGHgol in work
1T the navy yard for some months.
lie suffered a severe attack of inllu~
rMZa, being confined to his bed for
three MuIha. ana Tor the last ten
GAYS prior to his return to his homo
in West Union: his father, j. G.
Shocklcy. had boon with him. his