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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-11-25
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT THE
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Interesting Program Included Talks
by Learned School Men
and Women.

A large attendance marked the
opening day of the annual Iron
County Teachers Institute which was
held in the Lincoln high school audi
forum Thursday and yesterday.
During the forenoon session, Miss
Aaybelle Bush, state Inspector OF
|common schools, talked to the teach
ers on Geography, as Scheduled in
the New Manual She presented
the study Of geography in a new
light, and outlined many different
methods for arousing the pupils in
terest in the subject.
Prof Thomas Lloyd Jones, in his
talk on the Modern High School
Curriculum" set forth new ideas in
regard to the studies which should
be pursued in the up-to-date high
school His remarks were interesting
in the extreme.
Miss Bertha earns, of the Superior
Normal school, gave some helpful
thoughts on the teaching of spelling.
Piano selections by Miss Idele
Urquhart were very much enjoyed.
In the afternoon Prof. Jones
spoke on Manual Training in the
grades and in the High School. ;"
Miss Bush's talk on Language as
Scheduled in the New Manual" was
very interesting She dwelt upon
three important points in the teach
ing of English, a good vocabulary,
skill in oral conversation and skin
in oral composition She said that
appreciation of the work in English
must be impressed upon the minds
of the pupils The successful Lam
guage teacher. she said, would have
his pupils speaking correct English
twenty-four hours in the day, and
not only during the class period
Miss earns, in her talk on domes-
tic science, declared that the subject
covered far more than the teaching
Of cooking The pupil should re-
ceive from his teacher knowledge
Of the chemistry of food. something
Of the household arts, should be
taught neatness in the home and
should be made TO cooperate with
the teacher in keeping the school
room neat, clean and attractive
looking An artistic curtaining of
the windows and an artistic bulletin
board would 20 far towards ac-
comphshing this end, she said.
Mrs. Warren Foster, accompanied
by Mrs. J c. Kyle. sang two very
pleasing numbers, Goodbye, Sweet
Day" and His Favorite Flower"
A talk on The Teaching Of Pri-
mary Reading" by c. K. Robinson, of
CHM q Company, brought the after
noon session to a close.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-11-25
The Threat Of War.

Manand shrius IN borrow as Il
contesplates tn thought OF what
world happen IT another great war
should break loose It's well known
that scientists ha 7e developed the use
of poAouous gaies far beyond the
point taat bad be reached when the
Gghtiur stopped i = France One can
only zs-ss with borrow what sill
happen 10 this 70 I'd of conflict If am
other p gugglr should break out 1t
is commonly said tina whole cities
could r d-s'foye
The world must somehow tame this
lust Of battle. With another war ike
The last enc. life would become Just
about uncomfortable. and modern
ciyiliza ION would be complete
failure
The principal c. use Of war j. that
most mspI- can not look At interna-
tioual c9atr0ygr-i- 10 an impartial
light. 4 there trouble between
Great Britain and France, nearly alI
.ls Briush say tbtt Britain is lght.
while Yearly al tire FrelcA say
France rgaf > long as ths spirit
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-11-25
FIRE CAUSES
THREE DEATHS
is.,s.r g Hrf LIE in Attempt to
80 aoi Sos from Burning
ihs Al Montreal.

z r. n. save three nj
s,sanh Sv;dra,.
H 81. ,,,s,,,t 70 -
-, ION, the flames
tb. S,,;dr.t. b,.,,a
/, -iy lal Ss,r,dsy
n ..-. the 5ea,b -
e, -Iumbersto find
" .,,5 baad,,y :,
~,..ipaL assisted
ng.;.er CbarIotte
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-11-25

lives 1t Newak. n J. SIZE arrived
Wednesday morning, and made ar.
engagements to have the bodies Of
her mother, sister and brother ship
ped to Newark for burial Funeral
services were conducted an the
Sacred Heart church at Montreal
Wednesday morning
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-11-25
3 9Th Anniversary
and Thanksgiving
announcement

Tie Officers, Directors, Stockholders and
empI yeea aee grateful for the opportunity of
thanking ali who have assisted by demonstra-
ting aaif ccofdence in the IRON EXCHANGE
BANK and Is management, since its organiza-
1lon Nove:aber Goth, 1885, thirty-seven years
q ro, bIildtag thriving institution of finance.
st tirae since its inception have the princi-
pies o5 Conservative sound banking been disre-
garo# Like the rock of Gibraltar the bank
300 .he cid test and has weathered every fin
amelia term
During tie past thirty-seven years the Old
Reliable lRCN EXCHANGE has served its null
1tId oi patrons in numerous emergencies,
mere lre we are confident that every individual
sill press his gratitude in his ability to claim
sport n Of credit in assisting toward SO worthy
IA
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-11-25
No Monotonr Anou, That.

A woman sued her husband for d..
vOrce because he has forced her to
move G3 times in l. Years. And some
women complain thar married life L.
mOnutOnOuS.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-11-25

Book betrayed Burial Expense
Doctor Johnson wrote the novel RS
selas' to defray the funeral expenses
Of his mother.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
Worried Over Influenza Outlook.

Columbia Dec. "a confession
ltat he WIS worried over The in1u-
eaza siIuai!oE and outlook in Soutr
Carolina was made to-day by Dr..
James 4. Hayne, Stalc health officer.
u take no optimistic view @. the
.Itue3za siipeljo3 in south Caroline
,o-cay." Dr. ijayLe declared "Jnf?p-
enza Ewepi over the STATE in the fall
o! iA1: Usually me disease does not
!el1!u 80 quickly. and frankly ! an
w1r:led abou. the situation.
The reports that reach this Of
fice. he continued. "do not indicate
that Influenza is epidemic. but they
% Indicate that il is spreading from
certain CAUSES Of infection. AS ye!
~ d@aths have been reported from
strsD,occi infection. u was ,his in
ttc,ica that was 50 fatal in 1915"
Dr HayDe advised persons who
suSpec, they have influenza 10 20 10
bcd Immediately and summon a ply
sicia..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
e,ouaas,c& IN aaR aaaEass uE4uH
no SiN--'NSRiiiile Hud Ne,m Elp 6;r
BrnutiGs, itt GunElsY YnRa

| NNWippl't NEWS, W'R,. l,ac. SO --im.lDDI
AGy L.. Gtahi'hnrtt, lGulI 1'nrEar ~
iDpEie IND tulpr BnliHtad msu Ycpl't
| EiiinU nt Langley T,iGlt tau.,UES W'npl
IA Martin hnnthDr plane yGitr1>rps live
itnf Them, und L U%ukiSal Buni ;pH mn
( Gi(inn. lp2lntnd by the mpin' Gu.li linf
Ghput @pD tnet in She uig Nuah mu-
oi:kres nrusiling IU gmiGn ca tinee
| nli. Dr.in.nd mnn wnrs 8tlh s,u'rt
Mur8iGk lCIrvn!und. @jhioy D" '@ugr T'
| o. hSsunEi 'UicGgD; Enr!NGSl nlDmnus
| Jurtsun, i,H8iGtui, C2a,, laIG 1N,y Itt
l.nnn Muins, rnIlndsphia
1t WAS rep0rtnt thn ME Fu&kD,
t.s3idesWil,n| The MurJiM While JNt Wa
InacitinGs Me"r IN t,hs piS, .iaG, ;rilluuls
ut the flying stutinl rtsHusnl 81, nnn-
firm o. delS this until the bad nnts
an tuNe4tiEnti0n. r'he nNGtlt s'e iint
hetu up for prnCIiGe Hp1R.
The huliHr, ii WIS sti45no qua. il,Ee
distance asAeI'hane from tht 'is}G wGt
III the uir When Major tygHrngN anDk
on in ths jNoEt. 3'he liza az Un.
chine StrllCG III. .Hil Qct tig UaNlpSI
tNd lath iuIcir&l's .Nll LQ HS,'th
Major Eeutn<. Cur DlTse tnt
HerEt Marick ware rWugt u jht
wrarEpgs Of the TWO Iu&ui wng lnt
bllrnnd to GHp,tb, ana l',iNl fN un-
ta aud Jordan were tirtma uJs III
Statlly when they tuNIpHfl
Jht bomber. which Was uene nY
CuW Ds,lu, wps leading ", tuI,
ana WAS making a tWrhiNg yurN .nt
/ Ut UE%N' rcSy IL the uir fiy .'nr
uUu-uN me smaller lNmrb NuvuUE
the Martin uiua?st umiGRuj uu Ng
|uN tnr .Iil huth PLANES g's9 L
{ ulurugut I,ng 5oth tw0ls 81 luey
IU,sG yNIs&eg ~ aErth. E'la7 ,lNt
4 1al j,at trl.', i:'a huu nel uF "a@
I iHe sI".t. "ul was tMtGl1E @t
( "hg pfhr'E w"'& pUnaG ie }. .he
I TWO ulIar.I"A. Nirsch i%A IL @nt
II,ta ht'!u''y "a unUl3 r#g cui, q,
butie'S wee iura1 ut}uc& E, M
'@u9i".. .rt..l
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
1rHE WEEK. or THANKSGIVING
At ritH Tui,U0rry B@lDe-MauT Peo,
Jie a%isIlnd THE IuStiINiiUp.

Kings Ire:,t, s. C., T,ec. G.-Spe-
niGl: Six automobile losdH Of people
irnm l.urimOrv y. c. came Sunday,
NOV "Gih, plo treated our children
v,iJh rrutl We had "a fine iilne.
iNly' TiHudy q TIE Good Hope com
nUu.ty .! &&2Ua& county sent Us a
lnt 'haa % aa3rA@ug tor TEbaaksgir-
.ug
ou, Ai}d,ga ':sp5eyed a hae pro-
gram au5 8;e cljcke1 truit, ,;aDdy
and uuts wajchn hua b@en aepi us
from di&%renl places.
On SUNDAY. Dee 30. the Hiwanis
Club Of Rock !5jll with thei, wives,
:gweetaea?ts and friends. storm ad ug
WalA a fna treat We expected three
q, !aUr autos, GS the committee had
aii6e5 Is they we,v coming with a
Thanksgiving irea1 toI the children.
one Of 0uI children said thai was
y E committees, a. there were fifteen
auio loads They brought candy ap-
Pies, bananas and nuts. Some of the
Winthrop College faculty were in the
crowd Ons ot the lady teachers sang
q beautiful song Tor us. and we all
had q good time We want TO thank
,G1le Ard al, Of these good people for
their kin6ness.
have often heard that every
rose has lis thorn SO along with
these good things there came letter
from devoted pastor. This good
preacher feared that he would not
get the force Of his appeal, SO he got
i doctor. to write q stateme It which
he enclosed in his letter. The doctor
says that the father OF these children
is dead and their mother has pella-
~rn, A"d tho cN;'dron need immedtate
relief The pastor SAYS THAI tt is L.
distressing ease, &aI something must
be done Tor the Children al oT&c.
l'rieHl> of t'a needy chiidrcn, II
J coHld Nuiy EGt YOU 60 read ihG sad
letters on our desk. ! verify believe
You would demand that the home be
enlarged at once, and that demand
would he backed up with the where
with 10 have the work done.
We have SeVenty-tive acres Of as
pret,y grounds laid Off for play
grounds and buildings as ever saw.
We have a dining room and kitchen
begun which will accommodate 500
children. Five hundred dollars will
finish it. We need running water
and lights in our cottages. With S3,-
600 we could make room for fifty
more children.
Do you want 10 help us provide
room for a few Of these needy chill
drenH Yours very truly,
J. H. Spaulding,
superintendent Economy Home.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
(hiId's Body in Shallow Grave.

Anderson. Dec. "A lonely little
grave in the woods near Durham 5
bridge was such suspicious looking
ob!ect that Deputy G. G. Cely invesii-
gated and found that it contained
the body OF baby several months
O!d. The grave was covered with sand
and undcrbrush but attracted the
attention Of the deputy. Mr.. Cely
says that he has clues which he be-
Ncves will lead TO positive evidence
as TO the parties who buried the
child, and arrests may be made at an
early dale
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
Refused to Hear Mittlc Appeal.

Washington. Dec 6-The supreme
Court announced yesterday that it
would not review q case brought by
Edward \. Mittle against the state
OF South Carolina, in which Mittle
contested his conviction in the State
courts on the ground tha, women
were excluded rs class from the
jury lis. and were not permitted TO
serve.
The action Of the court. rs stated
by Chief Justice Taft. was based on
want Of jurisdiction
Denmark has nearly two million
hogs bout one TO every two inhab-
itantS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
sstsElL,N nS .Asit't,INYElp MARSH AL
yco, TelpurA,T u'ilIinE tE t'uaitinu tU
aliiliah y,ilbo,u Mus A,lu,nutetl.
lCA.ndarspu ,Mail. Doc. 5,th.D

4 tAtl0Gr8DN sntsIl, L)nt,. tsGll.U
l'hs temporary appointment III "
X. t2reap, turmer sheriff Vi An6araop
tGuuMtS, us GTiiod States marshal L0i
'tn. HJeSkrru District NJ South lC,rru.
lsnu 30 I'LL 't1,. whcpncE which resultnt
With Itn? rapIristipn Of Che rnuess isls-
lruintuhr,ai ui Iuse),il w r'alDnL was
made uN iNnds",I Ju0Ee iI H. Wa
E&us ilare titis a'LnrluLull lue ~
D,ntutmtNi%, ui Nj. tN'ueu Will uuutirue
nlm III p'ltnt uuGi the i'rnstunrt ni&s
lrSNts, ihuUim ilppuNLmellt IL wI$
apid,
l'istrlct ArtorMnY l1 jr. CpGhruN
brought tn, muttsM tu tins utLuNLiun
nj tms upu"i tu~tluN BY tliraubiuu u
lup n.Gaorrey L,Wtnrad wnu had tu-
loriuud nnN ittrt d rnuu,tcy eNiStntl
1'h. law gives ,tn. uppuiubnaul To tns
niSt,i"i npNrt W'. r'no,"uu &uin tut.
JNtlEr WutEins hninE empowered TX
i&N tits rncigNrs
Iits &nn.ss apr3tNtnll',H - Iusepn
W N"lher1 %%pirnt wt,"l ine oDiltr
uHLiui ,@i has lHnul'Nt t,ou by tNs
:,e,lILe .u!laa - t~ u.nt,
4uils az .uNuSutl SLG,llLtou s%i&And
Iiis m.rriNg when /, lltmusr q VII
t.'aSes ip,.a jurors aNpHad ipr pl,tj
ware given thar pay uitncts. whiHt,.
h"Wt'Nar, wa,H rut signed by Mr.
''2lp~"t., tus % tun r&i'ruCioN Of lbs
tplr3lutwNNt. 1,iis &itNutt!W Will,
u.wssrt". uatuN it%th With the ul-
l,uIlt ,uo,i oi M, iI'nsN
III $n@tE Elur ~ tNs appointment
iu&E% WnLEil>s &stLHd unut NJ. f.,rn&u
uUG hN>u ssiHr,md ~ him w,Ghnui the
tunW ltGNs TT t.lEa teir;tIItLHt, aux ttut
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13

IL the city II Padua, long ago, gcod
DID ST Nicholas uSed 10 ~ about the
stree;s ate, DARK and throw through
the wiodUws ot the homes If the poor
people long United purses, tied at
both eudE, and containing much need.
e; co!Ls. These purseK Were made OF
yarn, and whe. united LOOKED not un.
Ike Il tootless stocking.
FINALLY, ah time went on the poor
IHr;Jle. hoping thus 10 remind the
more fortunate Of their Deeis, used 70
hang these empty purses ut OF the
windows On ,he night before Christ
mas. ~ that gift nigh. be placed
81 them.
IL the north country, where the
weaue. Is cold at Christrnag time, the
purses were hung by the chimney
place in the hope that 81, Nicholas
wou'1 drop his offering down the
chimney.
When the purses went out Of fashion
stockings az the thing most Ike them
were used In their stead, and that ID
why we today still observe the prac
tice and the custom.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13

-
ny che church uhnlIt slle middle nj trhe
Fourth century. 1.lI,i, lnnrnnt leHuit
s,uf the EiEiltunlith century, HuSs::
''9lilert lis nnt 4 single mnlth In Ghe
M.nr tp Whicll rlh NutsviTg mus
ni,t hann uHBtglua iW Rame writer nr
nther'
9,he enrIieEt .culnNrutim pf tOhriHt-
mus on I,uc % appears tp huue ihenn
1lHld III lsnmp H. rhe Tullth luaIlLlnT.
hning iirRi nel,rinnnG III u &Dnmn tlu,>
rument, thp I'hiiucl.iiun .rHlmdur, daring
from tn, ye,n HH4. lhln containing I'm
plder ruuDrt,, rntnr'ing tu the Vei.1'
HBG. Cliri.1nmR wnE Wrought 10 ling
llund lS 81 AuEuRuinE, Hnd kNr in
HYS, hut /; wplild u}p,eur rhut Ii WINS
mt established in Germany unrU S1h,
ul,0 In Nnrwuy nhuu the midulr ,Uf
the Tnnch century, by king hukor the
CiuuA
The Rnmuns nf the NmI,tre USED 10
ut.lnhrutp the iiirrh VI the Thoroughbred
Sun an IMc. %. according IL rile
1llIinn cElendur the wDr,ar RDaItcG,
when rhe sun hHEnu IT. rlse in new
riIor lt,tar his uiirumunu decline.
ThnrntDre. tiw rGnsuI fa' Lac ciluice
" 1,eC. % fm GGiriatluut Wollit st.em
IL huns .heen sr,uHoHr,tl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
BREAK A COLD
IN FEW HOURS
"Fapc's Cod Compound"
Acts QUICK, Costs Little,
sever Sichcns!
sever Sichcns!

Every druggist here guarantees
Gach package y! "pape'g Cnld com
pound" 70 b,e&k up any cold and end
grippe misery ~ few hpuTs or
money returned. stu! pain,
headache, feyeriahnnss, !. Bcd or
tODHested nose and head relieved
wi,h fret dose. These safe, pleasant
tablets cost only few cents and mil.
lions now takc thcm instead Of sick.
ehIne quiGinG.~-ady.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13

Hurry, mother! 4 teaspoonful OF
California Fig Syrup" now will tho
roughly clean the little bowels. and
in few hours you have we'll, play
full child again. Even IL cross, fever
ish, bilious. constipated or full OF
cold. children love its "fruity" taste,
and mothers can rest easy because II
never fails TO work all the souring
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
No Worms in a Healthy Child

All children troubled with Worms have an un-
healthy color. which Indicates poor blood. and as
rule, there is more or ess stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC given rcsn-
!ar!y for two or three weeks will enrich the blood.
improve the digestion. and &C; genera! Strength
enins Tonic 10 the whole system. Nature viii then
throw of O. dspel the worms and the Child wiib
IN perfect health Pleasant to take, 6ac Per bottle
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
Ncighbor of Lincoln Dead.

Bcllington, Wash, Dec. 81. G..
Stewart, neighbor and friend Of
Abraham Lincoln in Springfield, H.,
in the ffties. Is dead at his home in
Hamilton. aged S8 years. He served
as photographer with the Union
army during the War Between the
States.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
THE FEATURE OF CHRISTMAS
eSiirit NJ GGanarpaity amt +inppinaas
ant. Arrival OF Old Feris lkrinuis
GpmpiateR Frnpran

Ml1YJltlE )hpmiiesit fenture of
M@ ChriHtmusride lis the spirit
&Sy-u W generosity 1T tpngentinrs.
TiW eniuutiiluelIt uf thf
aI,irii is III Flutiter Christ
mas, Knight Rupert, or anne luther
mysterious Iler.n,nEe, Who liliiQ,titmIs.
" E!tarS from ihnuse 10 ihnltse 'Shpwos-
Ing dnwu Ills ,.strs tm Che ''weunR,"
uuf le,winr hehiud iiim everyw,i,Dre
IN utmna,hnre uf ci,enriIlGss and
Enniul h,pI,innss.
I'hr n,r,nttcnut tn,lief III this OLD
World al'irit hus. hnW,iN. sprend TO
r.,usr wnrS norl,er u tnr ,niriltaed
world IL Aninricu the l;nrmun Christ
I'nt,inIN ~ ll;IuMt Christ hnrones rhe
Kris Nrin:iG w,hu Hike Santa 0!uus IN
Lna.!nnd l,,i"aueS his uNtmletiet way
ttErnui:h t,eNhuins ,sad tipwu suoty
cnt,nurNs Gp hestuw iits gifts u;,au
,cnllN"nu ti,,tt Nre ''Eoud' While peIS-
Nic;tpl " "Ntch;'ius Wtrh the F,u' fol
lows nluSnly llmu his .tinsls With 4
birct,eN rod fur chn ''unuEnty"
iiunS ,uu! this n'si ,ef IL Kris ErinEle
mNEtriu Its ri"ile eEialNnce, and may
tit ''weu,,s' ae. lt,,tl: ~ tttut uhusiND-
inr rnt VT pnsuitt,tl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
ssgg3DGa23sa
White Arsenic supply short?

Washington, Dee 6. - invcstiga-
ton ot the supply Of white arsenic.
used Dy Southern planters in fight
Ing the cotton boil weevil, was or
dered ~ the Senate to-day under a
resolution by Senator smith. of South
Carolina. The agricultural commit
tee anu ne department Of the Inte-
T!or are 70 conduct the inquiry de-
med 10 develop new sources Of sup
ply
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13

food and nasty bile right ont Of the
stomach and bowels without gripping
or upsetting the child
Tell your druggist YOU, want only
the genuine california Fig syrup"
which has directions for babies and
children Of all ages printed on bot
tie. Mother. you must say "Califor-
MIA Refuse any imitation.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
-fsgssNyNSSG
To Cure a Cold in One Day

7srs LAXATIVE i3iOkO CrINiNE (Ts.ie.s) Ii
t"?:s tF toair ca. !ataoa:hs sno WY Re ~ The
E!t: I -. GFC'E ; s!&uaLl.. ~ Ea.h :,3x. 3bc-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13

Bottled soft drinks in The United
Statc3 annually rcquire 10000 tons
Of sugar.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13

10 Gt'1 himself IDru ar
Ii. c,yild, as Christmas Day declares {:
y3s npt afraid 70 20 unto .h* ''H,I,er
Pray u j!j,D; tel Hin via, thou
waiJteS: : ssy, -'F&ther. all DDr IDt.i.
erate. reasonable, t0rhea'jna fear
cannot keep Chr3ht-as A,3alII 70,
have not . peaceful Chrj*tIDus @jl'.i
H. uli: and know tna! hhAu neye,
gst Il ~ thinking, AID Iesdiu., g!lc
urce:Sranr]juH, tUr II passes al that
I'D Lies FAR away BEYOND Il, DOE:
rr:tCe. Ii ttc very essence "f thjNc III.
6Jv!d.s. unnoved ah.plute, e,.rIa!
Gp@h"a6, w}iciJ ~ Change nor decay
If this created wr:jc, nor F!o cr folly
ot uJ~y " '3vI-il., can ever alter; tu,
"h5ch atid~,h +preyeS what :, Is St.
perfect rest, eEd perfect pOw'ey a.G
perfect lOvc. q, Father, give Ine Thy
Christmas J>'4a ce. ."--FrprD Town and
CoUnIy Sermons
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
~ - = ELI''- IA
ChFIST'MHS Ind GrOST TALES
FeUI'rfi IL Narll"Ei'y &auu:s ;,+-.c' wish
S.n"ieu - --,aurrLsc titIiE ana
Things Supernatural.

r. $: !: : :: i: T: \ !: : ::::: : :.:: q: S
i& r.LturNlly uSHoriu,s.d with
rulas u ;uiutv.d hulls and "r.itnCs'
rlsu, urt SUPERNATURAL. Thus DjCEans
in tjs "Ctrigtiuus Carol gave us
the Spirits u the Past. the Present,
and The Y'u.urs but Christmas tp
mind, clothed euch ,cf them III fas-
ci;.ut.rr iuNutle Of Kindness, And sNut
than OF. q. i InessnEe Of mercy that
mude i;at:lf felt over all the earth.
Over many stony Scruoge have they
cast -h&ir uneDowing shhoes teach
ing than 10 say:
~ viii honor Christmas in my heart
And y. to Reel. il all tue year. viii
live II the i'&Et, the Present, and the
JHurure.. The spirits Of all three shaIl
strive a'ilhiD IDs. ] Will not shut out
the lessons that they teach"
Scronge, concluded Dickens had 10
further intercourse with Spirits, but it
rres NiwpS- .;oid ,'f. 1i-- -hc. : '--l--
lnw 80 Eeep tn LEtGugs yr3M s. H-T
rnsyD ~ 'a G'gssa aT9e5 ,Fe rf gt~
Gi- .a&, D, truly aa't ~ f1. az
~ lfE ss& a. 80 ry 1 ass ~ e
.srEs = tn.r"e .,r..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
sssssssgss ( < ( ssss$as ss-
USE OF CHRISTMAS STOCKING
Custom Comes From Sunny Italy
Where PEER Firet Usso Long
Knitted PUreea

We Custom Of tsDGng up
S,Ut.ktngs Oh Chr. stIDas Eve
comes 10 Us fro,U a land far
scrUEs The 0ceao - from
Erl-l-LV lIrlY
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
9-.Izas&sTs
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza

LAXATIVE BRONo QUDlniE Tablets remove tn.
csnss There Is o-ly one "Bru-nc Outline" z W
GROVES signature o. the byI- SDc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
CHRISTMAS FEAST =TyS 3S
Fss>.H.'3 Tribe ia ESpUria N~. 3lo&-
t..r-,Fp pu: F.Iaaec' NeEr h.a.,
s,nS Ehs't.rG.

tJRISJM-A.S u tEd y q
Festival Gelet Elis.& md
i.nr Iutlu uJuI &. a The
folklore pt tLflAr ldeS
,,p serGrlll gRIs&,v ties
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13

ID W A-II-.I k---INLIV1. tLtV -"-INte : w J.
dGOv4 ~ their ldoI -lha. g veil
know bnS;.Iur Legend sAers q ,dtn
T wu,ld-r1orutiun 1H,'F e. That
ptl the holy day ''the s4u IL .' :ast
huwed dow the stars nat,t the
mountains and 1oresis sAu.. and
touched the t:N'-h with lai, its,
and the i-rtAn pine tee / the
f,rass was t'5-ti,w,reo v'ls 0.-s ,.en-
Ing ot blossoms jnr 81: Wa%t as
ryrrb Ityvu6e5 uplan3 g1sl rest;
hjrtI$ SANG t,n the 1uouMlE3a i.g5 and
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-13
DATE OF BlRHlR OF cRa,sT
lNustinp EnrtHin lis Knr~sn ns tp lAutual
Time nj &rriutn nf Chile
pf Hhe ;Ffaupat.

q Us u innl.rl;ullle FUN fhnf
nutiinE uHrtnin IiE lknnwn lnE
,fp trhe ;nntllil Uute onf the
Ibirth Ut Christ, I1ur. 46 }itp
Evening star., 1922-09-30

ing has been allowed to
enter unless it has passed
the test of definite and
worthwhile savings to the
public.
Briefly Stated, but
Important:
The sales start Monday
morning and continue
through Monday, Oct. 9th.
First day offerings are
always choice; however, We
have laid our plans to keep
interest:at it's peak until the
HHlSl1.
!, Every department shares
in the first day offerings in.
a most unusually worth
while manner.
Special signs point the
way to anniversary oppor'
tunities.
These are your Sales:
attend!
Store 0pss. q s:ls 0cssek Nss.
dey-Prsparaeieas HaSe eesa
Maas for Extra AHsiosrsaT1 SeFu.