Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-11

Walk block and save dollar.
.Saynes outs the price apd sells the
Married, at the Office OF Clerk
Of Court, on Oct.9, Miss Elsie Rich
| ardson, Of Fair Play, and ToWnes
! Ramey, Of Greenville. The ceremony
was performed by Deputy Clerk D.
! A. Smith.
Our line or millinery is COM
plete. and we would be glad to have
YOU call. Mitchell 6 Reeder, West
/ minister, s. C.-adv.-3S-41.
IT. B. Earle, of Mariana, Fla,
was In Walhalla for short while
last week. Mr.. Earle will be in the
county for some time looking after
matters Of business. He Is brother
Of J.. r. Earle, Esq
For Sale-Ncw, cotton seed meal
$2.00 per sack; new cotton seed hu!'s
soc. per hundred. Wes. Union Oil
Mill.-adv -41-tf
Jas. Wilson, manager of The Star
Theatre, Walhalla, announces the
reopening Of his picture house next
Monday, Oct. 16. The opening fea-
ture will be Gods Country and the
Woman" The picture is taken from
the story by James Oliver Curwood,
and was one Of the best sellers If
you have not seen this picture you
will do we'll to lake advantage Of this
opportunity. This picture will be
shown for two Enthusiastically as
well|as Monday. Mr.. Wilson says he
has some splendid pictures booked,
and hopes to have the liberal patron
age Of the public.
Clothing. = A few of the bar
gains | have to offer my customers:
Big lot of odd coats from fine suits,
allzf%OOl, q all sizes, al 73c. to $500.
Ladies' and misses odd short coats,
all silk and satin lined, at $l.00 TO
$500. | haXe odd skirts to match
these coats at low price. Mems
overcoa;s, mems and boys pants and
ladies long coats. all at great bar
gains. Ladies' $4,000 and $4,000
coat suits at $500 to $1,000. I also
carry Il nice line OF hosiery. r. r.
Sassard, next door to postoilice, Wal
halla, S.>C.-adv.*
A complete change of weather
has come to Walhalla within the past
is hours. From hot and dusty we
have entered a period Of cool and
| muddy. One or Two light overcoats
have ventured out with men inside
Of them, and there are sweaters and
wraps galore for the women. Alto
gether it is a happy ch"nge from the
dust-filled lung type OF weather to
the mud-carrying overshoe kind Of
weather. And 1t has been most thank
fully received by the people Of Wal
! halla. We have heard not word Of
complaint from Walhalla people.
Mud looks mighty good to us now.
TO Rent-Nice office rooms in
same building in which Bell Tele-
phone Co. has its office, on Main St.
Can rent you single office or suit Of
rooms. See me at once if Interested,
Very desirable location. W. NJ.
Brown Walhalla., S. C.-adv.-tf
| The Star Theatre, Seneca, an
nounces for showing at its picture
house the balance Of this. week and
the first Of next the following aitrac-
tions: Thursday, Shirley Mason in
"Queene," and two-reel Harold
Lloyd comedy, From Hand to
Mouth; Friday, Three Live Ghosts
a solid hour Of fun, and Pathe News.
The usual Saturday program, West
ern. comedy and the 18th episode Of
eth, Higl ting Trail. Monday Oct.
1G, might Rose" featuring Lon Cha
ney, Cullen Lands and Leattrice
Joy, and Aesop's Fables. There will
be no picture on Tuesday on account
Of the circus in Seneca.
You should see our line Of mil
linery before you select your hats for
the winter. Mitchell & Reeder, West
minister, S. C.-rdv.-3S-i1.
AT the regular meeting of the
Norton Chapter, U.D.C., held at the
home Of Mrs. James II. Darby Mon
day afternoon las, the following ofii-
GERS were elected for the ensuing
term: Mrs. Geo. ScaboEn, president;
Mrs. y. l.. FAINT, vice president; Mrs.
c. w. Bauknight, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Jas. NJ. Moss, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. j. w. Bell, treas
urer; Mrs. w. ID. Moss, registrar;
Miss Lola Kaufman, historian. The
time for the regular monthly meet
ing has been changed from the first
Monday afternoon to the second Mon
day afternoon in each month. The
chapter has been active and aniici-
patcs additional members at early
meetings.
--Special-On ,Satm day, Oct. II,
we will give away GoId Dust at our
grocery store. Come. Mitchell &
Rcedcr, Westminster, S. C.-adv.-41 l.
The Lutheran church of Wal
halla will next week entertain the
Woman's Missionary Convention Of
the South Carolina synod. This is
quite Il large body, and the member
ship Of the Lutheran church will be
| Itt t,, 80, -, oil
the delegates attending. If there are
| JcitiZpns of \Noihnlln who no upt ha-