Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-03-08
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Any kind Of seed oats. j. H. AL
ley, West Union, 8. C.--adv.-9-10.
--Miss Florence Hetrick spent the
past Meek-end with friends in An
derson.
Tho municipal trash wagon will
start the last Of the week. Every one
is requested to have all trash at the
front Of house. otherwise It will be
left.
We extend to all an invitation
to inspect our line Of millinery be-
fore you buy. Mitchell & Reeder,
Westminster, 8. C.-adv
The attention Of citizens is call
ed to Section of Ordinance No. Q,
as recently published. The wording,
"Evory occupant of house" should
be Every owner Of house." Take
due notice Of this wording, as 1t Is
important to everybody concerned.
r-666 cures chills and fever.-adv
Robert Miller, familiarly known
to almost everybody In Walhalla and
Oconee as "Uncle Bob" had the mis-
fortune yesterday morning while
walking across his yard, Of breaking
his leg. He is getting along as we'll
as could be expected, and 1t Is not
thought that his injury will prove Of
serious nature. He has host Of
hope that he may soon be out again.
Good loose hulls, 55c. per 100
lbs. Other feedstuffs at prices that
will make you realize you can walk
block and save dollar, for
"Jaynes cuts the price and sells the
goods. adv.
notwithstanding the extreme
cold, large meeting of the Paul
Hayne Circle gathered at the home
Of Mrs. J. w. Bell on Friday after
noon, Feb. 18th. Instructive read
ings by Mrs. Ansel, Mrs. Barr and
Miss Stribling, and musical selec-
tion, were enjoyed. Much business
was attended to, after which the club
adjourned. During the social hour
an elaborate salad course was sery-
ed by Miss Eloies Strother and Mrs.
William Bell.
Just received, car of beet pulp.
$500 per sack. G. w. G J. E. Bauk-
night. Walhaila, s. C.-adv.
w. o. White left yesterday for
Charleston, where he will be for
several days attending the meeting
of the Masonic Grand Lodge. Mr..
White Is representing Blue Ridge
Lodge, No. %, Of Walhalla. The SEES
sion of the Grand Lodge will cover
to-day and Thursday, and Mr.. White
expects to return to Walhalla Friday
night. He Is one Of the most active
Masons In our county, and Blue
Ridge Lodge has chosen a most ex-
cellent representative for the session
of the Grand Lodge.
Our creations or millinery from
the Northern as we'll as the Southern
markets are new and different. Call
and see them. Mitchell G. Reeder,
Westminster, s C..-adv.
John e. Bauknight is in New
York this week on business, having
gone in the capacity Of buyer for the
firm Of G. w. G. J. e. Bauknight. He
will be absent about ten days, and
shortly after his arrival home, the
large spring stock that he is laying
in will begin to arrive. The usual
high standard Of goods carried by
this enterprising firm will be main
tanned in their 1922 purchases. The
public will be advised Of the arrival
Of this new stock through The Cou-
rier. Watch their space on the first
page.
-Maretts Early Improved Wan
namaker-Cleveland Cotton Seed.-
Bred for earliness. Absolutely pure.
Private gins for our farms. Our es-
pecially designed grading machinery
is far ahead Of anything we have
ever seen. Our seed Is delinted and
will come up two or three days ear
lier. Delay may mean failure. we
invite you to visit us at our office
and on our farms, to see our breed
Ing work, this spring and summer.
Write for facts and prices. Marett
Farm and Seed Company, Westmin-
ster, S. C.-ady.-5-tf
This afternoon and tonight
"wednesday the management Of
The Star Theatre offers Back to
Gods Country" adapted from the
story, "Wapi, the Walrus," by oliver
Curwood, which appeared in Good
Housekeeping magazine. The picture
Is intensely dramatic, full Of thrills,
and at the same time simple and
natural. 1t will appeal to old and
young alike. Everything shown in
the picture is absolutely accurate
a story OF the great Northwest, where
the only law is that Of claw and fang,
OF knife and gun. The scenes were
Photographed in the Arctic ice i.elds
and nearer the Pole than any other
picture. You cannot fail to be pleas
ed II you see this wonderful photo
play. Admission, children 10c., ad-
ults Csc. It's worth the price.
Two carloads OF good hay lust