Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-25
50 See our glove silk hose. q. w,
& J. E. Bauknisht, walhaiia. .-adv.

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--Mrs. w. d. Moss and children
spent. the past weekend In Anderson
visiting at the home OF IMrs. Moss's
sister,. Mrss JtR. Anderson.
-666 cures bilious fever.-adv.
Miss Rmmis Ansel, who is en-
gagged in teaching in the Fairview
school, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.jA. Ansel, OF
Walhalla. >,5,}
Cream Loaf -four, per barrel,
s7.75. G. w. s. J. E. Bauknight.-adv
Born, unto Mr.. q nd Mrs. Clyde
Brown, on Sunday last, Jan. %, a
daughter. Any friends desiring to
communicate with the young lady
sfould address her as "Miss Grace
Louise Brown"
-Citron, dates, currants, raisins,
at cost. G. w. & J. e. .Bauknight.-
adv.
Richardson & Jordan, propris-
tors Of The Star Theatre, Seneca, on
last Monday presented at The Star
Theatre, Walhalla, very charming
screen creation, entitled 1.-TWO
Weeks" with Constance Talmadge in
loading role, supported by a cast such
as only the Paramount pictures fur
nish. 1t was delightful picture,
clean and chaste in every particular,
and it was unfortunate that the first
presentation by the new management
came on night that was so inclem-
ent as to keep many away. The usual
Thursday night picture will be pre-
sented Thursday (to-morrow) under
tho management Of James Wilson,
this feature 10 be starred by Frank
7. Morey, who presents "The 'Gaunt-
let and is supported by a splendid
cast. This, we understand, will be
the last picture presented under Mr..
Wilson's management, unless, per-
haps, the usual Saturday entertain
ments. Richardson & Jordan have
taken over Mr.. Wilson's Star Theatre
here as Of date Feb. 1st, and will be-
Gin their regular management next
Monday, presenting at that time the
popular star, Mary Pickford, in "The
Heart Of the Hills" said to be one
Of Mary Pickford's very best produc-
tions. From next Monday on Rich
ardson g. Jordan will continue The
every-night presentations, with the
exception Of Wednesdays (prayer-
meeting nights at the churches.) The
same high standard Of service as has
characterized the presentations at
their Seneca theatre will be main
tanned for the Walhalla play house.
Richardson & Jordan inform us that
they have arranged very high class
booking for Walhalla, and they are
going to endeavor to give Sods people
entertainment such as will appeal 1T
once to the hearty approvaliof lovers
Of clean entertainment and command
a liberal patronage.
"A good -four SOC. per 24-pound
sack. c. w. & J.E. Bauknight.-adv
Miss Marion Hetrick, Of Green
vile, spenC the past weekend in Wal
halla with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. F.. Hetrick.
TO break a cold take 666.-adv
The Civic League will hold a
meeting on Thursday afternoon, Jan.
26th, (to-morrow) at o'clock, at
the Rest Room over C. w. Pitchford's
store. All mem bers are urged to be
present
All Queen Quality shoes worth
from SIS to $3.50, now only SIS. c.
w. e j. e. Bauknight, Walhalla.-ad
Rev. l.. w. Langston wishes us
to announce that there will be the
regular preaching selvices, both in
the morning and at night, at the
usual hours for these services, on
next Sunday, the 10th, at the Baptist
church. This being the fifth Sunday,
Rev. Langston feared that his con
gregation might overlook the SER
vices, hence this announcement. A
cordial welcome awaits all.
-666 cures chills and fever.-adv
The motion picture Of the pa
geant, '"The Keowee Trail" which
was presented at the High School
Auditorium last Friday night for the
benefit Of the Civic League, was ra-
ther disappoin tment from a flnan-
cial standpoint, only $12 being real
lied. The inclement weather kept
many away who would otherwise
have attended.
See our bargain tables of shoes.
c. w. C J. K. Bauknight, Walhalla.
adv.
X. B. Crooks, of Oconee, has
been paroled by the Governor, the
papers in the case having reached