Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-06

Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
j. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. j.
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bring in your due bills for meal
| this week. There will be nc one to
deliver meal after this week. Wal
halla Gin Co., w. T.. Milan, Man
agor.--adv.
The many friends Of Mrs. Goo.
Schumacher will regret to learn that
she Is quito i'll with an attack Of flu,
and will hope for her speedy recov-
! cry.
Miss Mary Corneia Barton, of
Greenville, is spending the Thanks
giving holidays with her parents, Dr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Barton, and among
her many Walhalla friends.
Just received, car Of fresh Dixie
Portland cement. w. NJ. Brown, Wal
halla, S. Cad .-49-tf.
MIR. and Mrs. John J. Rceder
spent The Thanksgiving holidays in
Atlanta with relatives. They drove
through in their car and report the
roads good and a pleasant trip.
Miss Julia Zimmerman, Of
Greeville, visited in Walhalla last
week, being a guest in the homes Of
Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Aull and Miss
Lucy Brandt. She has numerous
friends here who were delighted to
see her again.
Rico, is lbs. for S1.00; sugar,
13 lbs. for $1.0o; plain flour S5c. (;
self-rising -four soc. Fresh cream
cheese at soc. per lb. Walk a block
and save dollar. "Jayncs cuts the
price and sells the goods. adv.
The Zion Sunday school is pre-
pairing for Christmas tree and en-
! tertainment. All children interested
| in these features are urged to meet
at Zion Methodist church on Thurs
day evening at 6 o'clock to get their
parts in the program.
Let us help you solve your gift
problems. We can do it. The Peo-
pies Dept. Store, Walhalla. "Better
goods for less. ."-adv.
On Tuesday Of next week the
Star Theatre, Walhalla, will show
Constance Talmadge in "Silk Stock
ings." This Is one Of the best of the
many excellent pictures which fea-
lure Constance Talmadge. Don't miss
it.
For Sale - Embroidered Bed
spreads; fine for Xmas gifts. Prices
reasonable at Marie BischoT's Mid
way.-adv.-49*
MIR. and Mrs. G. G.. Ochmig and
family had as their Thanksgiving
guests Miss Cathlecn Parter, Of Low
ell, y. c.; II. B. Graham and E. O.
Jones, OF Columbia; Lester Parter,
Of Clemson College, and c. II. Ford,
Of Atlanta. Miss Partcr remained
over FOR the weekend. G. C. Bash
ames, OF Gastonia, y. c., was also a
Weekend guest in tho Oehmig home.
--Candlesticks, electric lamps,
leather goods, toilet articles, STA
tionery, jewclry, silver, baskets, flow
crs, dolls, toys, fountain pens and
fireworks. The best goods for the
best price at Bells Drug Store, Wal
halla, S. C.--adv.-tf
Tho Darktown Sunshine Min
strel show will be given on Friday,
Dec s, at the Walhalla High School
Auditorium. This entertainment was
postponed on account OF the sad
death Of Mrs. NJ. X. Fort The enter
.tainmcnt will be given under the aus
pces OF the Civic League, and is be-
ing managed by Mrs. J. j. Reeder.
The price Of admission is zoe. and
35c. Doors open at 7.30 o'clock.
and tho performance will begin at 8
promptly.
Plenty Of good work mules and
horses to sell--worth the money
either for cash or good notes. Come
and sec me. w. NJ. Brown. Walhalla,
S. C.-ad.-i9-tf.
The Star Theatre, Seneca, Of
fcrs an attractive program for the
balance Of this week and tho first Of
next. Thursday William S. Hart in
'rhc Three Word Brand" and a two
reel comedy; Friday. dainty Shirley
Mason in "Littlo Miss Srliles," and
fatho News; Saturday, Tom Mix in
the feature picture, Chasing the
Moon" Cha3. IIntchison in the thrill
ing serial, "Spccd," and Ruth Ro-
land in "rho Timber Queen" Mon
day and Tuesday Of next week, tho
wonderful production. "a Child for
Sale" featuring Creighton Hale and
Gladys Leslie. THE theatre is warm
and comfortable and tho management
will appreciate your patronage.
A beautiful assortment Of bed
room slippers from 95c. to $l.50.
Shop early. They won't last long.
The Peoples Dept. Store. Better
goods for less. ."-adv.
On Nov. Sd the Pail Hayne Cir
clio held it's regular meeting with Mrs.
w. d. Moss. The guests wcro met by
their hospitable hostess and invited
into tho parlor. which was lovely In
its settings Of ferns and other potted
plants. Several interesting papers
were read and enjoyed. Mrs. Moss,
assisted hy her small daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, served delicious salad
course. Other recent meetings Of