Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-09-27

several weeks to relatives and friends
at Franklin, n. c.
Mccormick moving machines
and rakes at lowest p,ices for cash,
w. NJ Brown. Walhalla.-adv.-tf
The Sacrament Of the Lords
Supper will be administered Sunday
morning at the Walhalla ,Presbyter-
ian church. Sunday is also Rally Day
Let every one be present.
$4,000 month for life is a
big income. This is exactly what the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. Is
paying Mr.. w. j. Mcclure, of Ander-
son, due 10 the fact that he has
policy with the Pacific Mutual, and
has recently become an invalid by
reason Of disease. Mr.. Mcclure will
make no further payments to the
company, and when he passes away
his family will be paid, in addition,
the full face value Of the policy. For
figures and advantages see n. l..
FAINT, District Agent, Strother Bank
Building, Walhalla, S. C.-adv.
Tampa CFla.) Morning Tribune:
"Mr. and Mrs. William Petigrue Nc
Whorter, Bayshore Boulevard, are
being congratulated upon the arrival
OF a son at the Bayside hospital at
$50 yesterday morning, Sept. Goth.
The young man has been named Will
liam McWhorter w. Mrs. McWhor-
ter was formerly Miss Viola Rogness,
CT this city and Minneapolis. Mr.. Nc
Whorter is ihe oldest son Of John l..
| McWhorter, associate editor OF the
Tribune" There are many in Oconee
who will be interested in reading the
above clipping. John l.. McWhorter
~ Il 0f RI n
| his home in Oconec, and Wm. p. Nc
| Whorter being native, we believe,
Of our county.
--Wc have been doing cotton stor-
age business al the same old stand
for the past fifteen years. Plenty Of
room and Six Per Cent Money. SEN
eca Cotton Warehouse Company, G.
w. Gignilliat, Presdcnt.--adv.
The Wa,halla High School foot
ball team will open the local grid
| iron season on WalhaIla's grounds
next Friday, Sept. 29th, with the
| the opposition. The game will be
called at $50 sharp. Tickets are
now on sale. Geitys and Emmanuel,
of the Clemson College team, will
oiticate. The local team, under the
coaching Of Prof. Burt Singleton, is
fast rounding into form and gives
promise Of great season. Coach
Singleton has not yet given out his
| lineup, but he has some twenty or
| more husky lads to choose from, and
| the team will be more formidable
than last year. Remember the date
and hour. Let's turn out big crowd
and show the boys the whole town
is pulling for them.
1.-THE Walkover shoes for men,
the best shoe on the market for the
money" says Mr.. Fayonsky, who has
secured the agency for this standard
| make In preference to many others.
The Peoples Department Store
Better Goods for Less"-Walhalla
adv
| Mountain Eagle, Jasper, Ala,
Sept. 20! "Townley, Ala, will not
have new mayor, as the present
| mayor, T.. G.. Ellison, a candidate Of
two days, was reelected mayor Mon
day by voters who wrote his name
cn the ticket. The vote for mayor
stood: e. c. Ellison G7, j. d. Terrell
2S, j. n. Wilson 3S. Mr.. Ellisons s
name was not printed on the ticket,
lie having entered the race at the last
moment, after the ballbts had been
prepared.' The above Will be Of i'll
terest to many in Oconee. Mr.. Eli
son is a son Of Capt. \. II. Ellison, Of
Seneca, and since his removal 10
Alabama he has had numerous poll
teal scraps" in his adopted town,
the citizens OF Townlcy, however,
having persistcntly refused to rele-
gate him to the scrap heap"
We will charge $3.50 per bale
for ginning this season, furnishing
hagging and ties. We use 2 to 2 "
pound jute bagging and whole ties.
Jute bagging adds weight and makes
a neat bale. Schaeffer Gin Co., West
minister, S. C.-adv.-35 If.
The Star Theatre, Seneca, is
again open, after having been closed
for three weeks, during the Gypsy
Smith meeting. For the balance Of
this week and the. first Of next they
offer some exceptionally good pic
lures. Thursday tomorrow, May
McAyoy in "Morals," taken from
the well-known story. "The Morals
Of Marcus,' by VIM j. Locke; also
Il Harold Lloyd comedy, Eastern
Wcsterner." Friday, David Powell
and Ann Forrest, in "Loves Boom
trang," and Pathc News. Saturday.
the usual full ram--comedy and
Western and serial On Monday OF
next week, lovely Constance Binny
in one Of her most thrilling pictures,
"Midnight." Tuesday, "Nanook Of
the North" This picture took New
York by storm 1t is most unusual,
being taken in the far North among
the Eskimos. and being an actual
showing Of these remote people; also