Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-11-22
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10 LOCAL AND PERSONAL. i.
Observation-Disclosures.

10 LOCAL AND PERSONAL. j.
Observation-Disclosures"
Pass good thing along. l have
several prospective purchasers Of our
pumping systems. Place just, close
price on outfit, Let's sell 'em. w. f.
Milan, Walhalla, S. C.-adv.*
For quality range at moderate
cost, buy a Coles Down-Draft range.
1t has no equal for the price Sold
by Ballenger Hardware Co., Seneca,
S. c. See adv. elsewhere.
Plenty Of hard brick for imme-
diate delivery. Arthur Brown. Wal
halla, S. C.-adv.47-4S.
There will be services at ST.
Johns Episcopal church, Walhalla,
next Sunday. Nov. 26th, at II a. NJ
, Members Of other denominations
cordially welcomed to all services.
The Ladies' Missionary Society
Of St. Johns Lutheran church will
hold n cake and candy sale on We'd
nesday next, Nov. Goth, at 1880 Il.
m., at tho Cash Grocery Store.
What could be nicer than 4 how
pair of Walkovcrs for Thanksgiv-
ing? The Peoples Dept. Store. "Det-
ter goods for less Home Of Walk
over shoeS.-adv.
Mrs. II. G.. Russell and little
daughter Geraldine, Of Ozark, Ark,
are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and,
Mrs. VIM. b. Bell. Mrs. Russell is IL
sister, Of Mrs. Bell. She was met in
Atlanta by DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Bell
and Mrs. VIM. Bell.
-Candlcsticks, electric lamps,
leather goods, toilet articles, sta-
| tionery, jewelry, silver, baskets, flow
ers, dolls, toys, fountain pens and
fireworks. The best goods for the
best price at Bells Drug Store, Wal
llalla, S. ,C.-adv.-tf.
There are many in this section
who will be interested to know that
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Lowell, Of Clin-
ton, Iowa, are wintering in the South
again, they having recently gone to
Bradentown,' Fla, for tho winter
months. They generally come to
Walhaila for short stay each. spring
on their return to their Iowa home.
Ladies' Hosery.-We are now
showing all the latest shades in Ca
Get hosiery for womeni None better.
The Peoples Dept. Store, Main ST.,
Walhalla. Better goods for less"
Agents for Cadet hosiery.--adv.
i. w Henry, Of milestone, pre-
sented to The Courier office last week
two samples Of his garden turnips.
Thy are Of the Puple Top vaicty, and
the two weighed l2b pounds. Mr..
Henry has four rows of these turnips
in his garden and estimates that he
will gather about 10 bushels. The
turnips arc Of excellent quality.
IT.
eggs. Highest cash prices paid At
Smiths Market, Walhalla.-adv.
Louis Puckhabcr, of Charleston.
arrived in Walhalla last Thursday
EafternOon at 3 O'Clock, having come
through the country in his Fn!d car,
bringing with him Mr.. ana Mrs. Hen
| ry Meyers and their little son and
| daughter, who will spend short
while in Walhalla with relatives and
| friends. Mrs. Meyers is pleasantly
remembered here as Miss Sophie
puckhabcr. The party left Charles
ton at l2.30 a. m, making the trip
by 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Louis
Puckhaber and his mother, Mrs. Lena
Puckhabcr, will leave tomorrow for
Charleston, where they will be until
the early summer months of 1928.
Plenty Of r6 per cent acid for
all now; $lG.25. w. NJ. Brown, Wal
| halla. S. C.--adv.-43-tf.
The last football game Of the
season in OcOneo county will take
place on tho Walhalla gridiron on
| November 9th at $50 p. m, when
| the Seneca High School team will
| meet the Walhalla Hi in battle array.
Our people are urged to attend this
game and root for our team, and the
people OF Seneca arc urged with the
same insislcncc to be present and to
give their boys the best they have
got in irie.dly urging on to their
best efforts. The rivalry between the
two teams IS keen, but friendly. The
Walhalla boys have been doing well
this season. Let the Walhalla people
turn out at this last game and help
| them to another victOrv Tho price
OF admission will be: Adults zoe.
children l5c.
--Thoroughbred Poland-China pigs
Arthur Brown, Walhalla, s. C.-ady.
An unusually good program is
offered by the Star Theatre, Seneca,
Tor the balance OF this week and the
first OF next wcck-Thursday Nov.
20. Dustin Farnum in Strange
IDOLS and a two-rcel comedy; Fri
day, dainty Constance Binny in "She
Walks in Her Sleep" adapted from
the famous play "The Sleep Walker"
when was a broadway success about
a year ago, also Pathc News; Satur-
day. Ruth Roland in "The Timber
queen Charles llutchison in Speed
and flvc-reel Western feature star
ring Al Hart and Jack Mower. Mon
day and Tuesday, Nov 81 and 2S.
Richard Barthelmess in Expert
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