Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-07-02
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for
Good White Corn. w. l.. DALTON,
Seneca Corn and Feed Mill. 2l-27*
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Observation-Disclosures. .i....s.i-..s..i..!!..i

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FLORENCE automatic oil stoves
are guaranteed by Moss & Ansel.-ad.
Mrs. John Wallace, of Atlanta,
is visiting at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. w. r.. Craig.
Our vulcanizing is done the
factory way'-the only way. Wal
l'.lla Tire Shop.-adv, loft.
+. Theilkuhl gathered cotton
blooms from his field in town on the
29th. He has about ten acres of cot
ton in fine shape.
Get our prices on No. 3 solder
hemmed top and No. 10 friction top
packers and syrup cans. Ballenger
Hardware and Furniture Co., Sen
eca a.-adv.2-1 $40.
H. w. Gasque left last Sunday
afternoon for Anderson. where he
will have charge of certain branches
in the summer school at Anderson
College.
Our vulcanizing is absolutely
guaranteed to outlast the rest Of the
tire. Walhalla Tire Shop-ady. 10tf
The regular meeting Of the ID.
\. II. chapter will be entertained b.
Mrs. J. W. Bell and Miss Eloise Stro-
thcr next Saturday afternoon at :,
O'Clock. AT the formers home.
Now is the time to use your oil
stove. Get the Florence automatic
from Moss & AnSel tidy.
--Citizcns OF Wulhalla and com
munity should take c0gniZancc OF the
fact that the stores Of Wulhalla will
be closed all day next Friday. .IGly
lth. Bear this fact in mind and pro-
vide for that day ahead Of time.
--Permalife storage batteries are
guaranteed for 20 months-for all
makes Of cars. Piedmont Auto Co.,
Walhalla.- adv.
Mrs. las. II. Darby entertained
most delightfully."- at auction on Mon
day afternoon last. Her guests in
cluded Mesdames John Anscl, Monroe
Mcdonald, j. A. Steck and G. p.
Corn Of Johnston, and Misses Julia
Maxwell, Eloise Strother, and Eliza
beth Hay, Of Houston, Texas.
1t will be Majestic bargain week
at Moss & Anseps store, Walhalla,
commencing Monday. July l4th. You
should not fail to take advantage
Of the special offers that will be
made during the .--ad
Last Monday the afternoon train
on the Blue Ridge had mishap
shortly after leaving the Walhalla
station. The rear coach left the
track near the EIetrick Hosiery Mill.
No one was hurt, and but little time
was lost. the derailed coach being
left for wrecking crew to handle.
Another shipment Of refrigera-
tors just received. See rs before
they are all gone Whitmire- Marett
Hardware Co., Westminster, S. c.
ady.-2
- Marvin j. Smith. Of Amarillo,
Texas, is visiting his mother. Mrs.
Kate q. Smith. and other relatives in
Walhalla. Mr.. Smith is engaged in
railroad work in Texas. and we un-
stand he will make quite an extended
visit to his Old home. Ills many
friends are delighted to meet him
again.
ALL makes standard sewing ma
chine n"cdlcs at Moss & Anscl WAL
halla. .--adv.-2
A revival mccring was begun at
the Wesleyan church ON the lst OF
Of Sparlanburg. Miss Bertha f.. Bun
tain, mountain missionary. OF Glen
Vile. y. G., formerly OF Indiana, and
others. are assisting in the meeting.
The public Is cordially invited 10
attend.
For the season of 1919 swim
ming parties will be accommodated
at High Falls Camp. Season tickets
may be purchased at Camp. and light
refreshments will be served at mod
crate rates. Correspond with Mrs.
a. G. Rose, West Union. Rt. 1.-adv.
M Mr.. and Mrs. S. ~. Ballcnger
left Walhalla last week for Greer,
near which place Mr.. Bi llengcr has
taken position similar to that he
was holding with the Walhalla plant
OF the N.-M. Company. lie will have
charge OF the Office work AT the Ap-
palachc Mills. Mr.. Ballcnger is sue
ccedcd here by f. G. Haskell. OF
Grcenville, who has already taken
charge Of the local plant as resident
manager.