Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20

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-OW shoe sale will last until Jan.
1st. 3sNMhyi not buy some Of your
friendgA nice pair Of slfoes for Xmas
presenM J. H.Alley,West Union, $.
y are requested to announce
that tHSre will be Christmas tree
at ROCKY Knoll church on Dec. 25th,
at q oElOck p. m. Guile an interest
ing. pT4gram Is being prepared, and
eyerybddy is invited to attend.
RIFE 1S lbs. for $1.00; cheese
3 0c. pSSl lbs Special prices on cam
dies ffQE Christmas entertainments.
Try Ou}&fresh roasted coffee. Walk
save dollar. s"Jaynes cuts
the pre and sells the goods. s-adv..,
and Mrs. J. S. Edmunds; Of
CloveFWS. c., are rejoicing over the
arriyalSpf q fine baby boy, who came
to thsM Mhome on Dec. 8th The little
man iAto be called Jennings Law,
renee ae is a grandson OF Mr. and
Mrs. WNI. Edmunds, Of York, S. c..
~ II every one-dollar you spend
with uAayous get a chance at the beau
tfful gHiiuine Madame Hendren Talk
Ing Don, which Is to be given away
by usSR the one holding The lucky
numbeNOn Christmas morning. At,
Bells RDrug Store, Walhalla adv If
-4INa are requested to announce
that there will be Christmas tree
at zioff Methodist church next Sun
day afternoon, Dec. Gath, at $50
O o'clocksa after the preaching services.
A cordaal Invitation Is extended to all
to attsHd these Christmas exercises.
-7C8Adlesticks, electric lamps,
leathsnt4 goods, toilet articles, sta
tionerN35 5eweh'y, silver, baskets, flow
ers, d6Ms, toys, fountain pens and:
fireworks. The best goods for the
best pEfee at Bells Drug Store, Wal
hallaiSsf .--ady.-tf.
Married, at the residence Of ].
L. Wo0M8at Salem, on Sunday, Dec.
f7thKE 12 o'clock M, Miss Tremie
Land RHd! Thad A. Wood The groom
is a s61Mof Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Wood
and thW bride Is daughter Of Mr..
and MTAs g w. Land, all Of Salem,
The y0Ssng,s couple have host Of
friendE# and relatives, who wish for
them a8sssahappy and prosperous Jour
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Unusually pretty new goods
specially priced-for gifts we name
only few: Holiday stationery ia
cobs' candy, dainty sets Of china nd
cut glass, baskets, statuary, flash
lights, pipes, razors, jewelry, toilet
articles, walters, pictures. Hundreds
Of other nice things for gifts. Come
IN and see. NOrman's Drug Store.-
adv.
In the election held yesterday
there were but 25 votes cast-1S be-
ing against the annexation Of Mid
way to Walhalla. and seven IN favor
Of annexation. Little interest was ta-
Ken in the matter except on the part
Of those directly interested in the
question Of coming into Walhalla.
The great consideration on the part
of the Midway people was, we under
stand, an unwillingness to assume
the high tax rate that is burdening
the people Of Walhalla. Only three
votes, we are informed, were cast by
residents Of Walhalla.
Just received, a shipment Of the
well known High Point buggies. Call
and get one. (If you ride, ride
right) w. M. Brown, Walhalla, IS.
(.-duF.-o o-CI.
There are many friends Of Jas.
NJ. Hughs in Oconee who will be glad
to hear from him, and especially to
learn that he has recently received
promotion in his work at Martha's
Haven, Mass, where he has been en-
gagged for some time In connection
with the Owen Farm, breeders of fine
poultry. His latest promotion is to
the position Of superintendent OF this
well known farm, which Is one Of the
largest in the entire world. James
Nj. Hughs Is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Hughs, Of Richland, and brother
Of Y. f. Tughs, of Walhalla.
We invite you to our store to
attend The Christmas opening, begin-
ming Nov. 18th. We have the most
beautiful line Of gifts and Christmas
goods on display in Walhalla, and
tho prices are right Bells Drug
Store.-adv.-tf.
There are hosts Of friends in all
parts Of Oconee and in adjoining
States who will regret to learn that
Mrs. Mary N. Ansel Is critically Ill at
her homo here. Mrs. Ansel has been
Is serious condition for some time,
but for the past week her recovery
has been despaired of, her condition
having become alarmingly worse.
No hope for recovery Is held out by
her physicians, and the end may be
expected at any time. Mrs. Ansel has
proven herself true and tried friend
to hundreds in her long years Of use
fulness, and wherever she Is known
tho announcement Of her serious con-
dition will bring genuine sorrow.
- We will charge $3.50 per bale
for ginning this season, furnishing
t&%gihg and ties. We use q and 2h-
pound jute bagging and whole ties.