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-5 'Mi -Ii! Hi ! i ..!! i iii . i DISTINGUISHED VISITORS We are in receipt of a letter from 'Manchester, N. H., containing an ac count of some of the best citizens of that town leaving and coming to Try on, where they will more than likely locate. At any rate they are the kind of citizens that Tryon' needs and we hope sufficient inducements can be of fered these stimable people to have them locate with us. The letter reads: "Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Andrews, their two daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Dorothy, and his mother, Mrs. H. G. Andrews, started on the 16th from Manchester, N. H., for Tryon, NL C, planning to locate in that town or vicinity. Mr. Andrews has been in t.hp service of the First National Bank of Manchester since 1896, but having been ill and become overtired has lately resigned to recuperate. He is much intrested in agriculture, and has made quite a study of it, intend ing to make that his vocation and hoDiner to regain his health in the de li chtful climate and mountain breezes of the Old North State. The family are members of the First Congrega tional church in Manchester, and Mrs Frank Andrews will be much missed in the activities of the Mothers' Club and the social life of the church. Mrs. Harriet G. Andrews is a sister of the late Mrs. Charles H, Goodell, whose husband was the first northern pion eer who bought land and settled in Tryon in 1882." Mr. Andrews and his party have ar rived in Tryon and Mr. Andrews is looking around for a location. We sincerely trust that he will be able to find just what he js looking for, and that ere long we will be able to wel come him into our citizenship. w. s. s "AN AFRICAN TRAIL.." ; This is the title of the book written by the distinguished author, Jean Kenyon MacKenzie, and the volume, as a whole, is a rich and exceedingly valuable and interesting gift to the literature of missions. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con crrecrational church at its recent meet ing at the parsonage began the studjt and discussion of this book, whicl will occupy its attention for six con secutive monthly meetings. The pro gram was arranged by Mrs. Dr. Dan iels. Mrs. Taf t presented the history of the white man in Africa and was fol lowed by Miss Eva Missildine, whc narrated the story of the unforget able devotion of Livingstone's friends who bore his body 1,500 miles and ac companied it: to England, where is was buried in Westminster Abby. Miss Elizabeth Kinloch gae a lesson in the geography of Africa, illustrat ed by an original map, which formed the center of an informing and at tractive poster. Current events were discussed by Professor Whiting, of Wellesley College, and his sister, al so of Wellesley. A review of the life of Alice Gordon Gulick was contrib uted by Mrs. C. W. Ballenger, which proved so interesting that the Misser Whiting promised to donate a copy ol the work to the Lanier Library. In the refreshments which followed Mrs. LeBeau, Miss Missildine and Mis? Kinloch, assisted Mrs. Makepeace. The book upon Africa adopted as a text book by this society is largely used by the various denominations of the Protestant church and all women are invited to this series of meetings. The date of the next meeting will be duly announced. w. s. S. A WORD OF PROTEST. It seems as if the band concert last Thursday did not go as vmerry as wedding bells." The bandmaster, whose name is Randschtadt, wearing his moustache a la Wilhelm, and speaking with a much stronger German- than English accent, played one or two selections that had the effect of rousing the ire of those who knew what he was playing. His manner toward the boys in khaki under him was entirely too much Prussian to suit those who heard him give com mands to them. It may be the way they treat soldiers in Germany, but it don't go in free America. It is not necessary to cite the few mean little acts of this fellow, but the following letter shows the temper of several who heard the concert: tx Tryn' N- C- April 19, 1918. My Dear Mr. Copeland: I went; to the concert given for the Red Cross by the Artillery Band. Thr boys played beautifully and looker the clean, upright Americans they are. Imagine my surprise and in dignation when they played "Danubr Waves," a thinly veiled version of the "Blue Danube," as dear and in tricately woven with sentiment tc each German heart as "Dixie" is to our Southland. The leader of thr j band is a German, can hardly speak r English, and is, of course, supposed ly loyal. Be that as it may, I most decidedly protest, at this time, wher our great allies are "fighting with their backs -to the wall;" when our liberty hangs in the balance of this fight. I protest against German, mu sic being played in public here, and beg to call the attention of our pub lic to the fact that Dr. Muck, the fa mous leader of the Boston Symphony Orchestra also played German music under English title, and is now' in terned for the duration of th war Are we less loyal than New York, Boston, and the other hie urn r refuse to hear the joy songs of our enemies? Are we to give our blood, our all, only to applaud the peons of uur ioes : Sincerely VITA C. KIRCHNER. W. S. ? THE GERMAN CHRIST. Mr. Newell's summing up in his Liberty Loan address of the religious aspect of the great war was the ters est, and in its form at least, the most original I have happened to see or near, ne said that if Christ had said in Berlin what he said in Jeru salem Or SDOken On th hnnVo ffc Rhine as he spoke on the banks of ine joraan, ne would have been cru- TC. , . . "c. ws -crucjnea in uie nesn m Palestine. There were in this both truth and poetry, which is nappy out not always assured com bination. In Germany Christ has already been crucified in the spirit What- ever he may be to uMuyiuuoio, - . - ' STchrist of the German, nation l is a hideous, savage, ruiniess, bloodthirsty, treacherous demon- Like Moloch, the lioq oi4us ."r:' See the God of the ancient Mexicans, he demands thousands of human be ings to be sacrificed on his altars. Uke Baal his rites consist of the grossest sexual immoralities; outrages upon captive women, polygamy without marriage at home to replace the "cannon fodder" so lavishly consumed by the present one. 4, The Christ of Germany has cru cified afresh" the Christ "8t2J; ity, not the .Christ even of Paul, reter John, Constantine, of the Gregories and other Popes; of Luther, and Wesley; not the Christ of creed dogma and church, but the Christ of the Sermon on the Mount; the Christ that put forth the two .great commandments of love to God and man. They have slam the Christ whose rebuke stung the greedy, des potic, arrogant, Hunlike Scribes and Pharisees until their revenge i and malice made Calvary and 4he Cross tv,0 svmhols of self sacn- ficing devotion to love and trutn, and ho tho love of truth. It is this, as Mr. Newell suggested that has brought about this present world-wide con flict, and the past world-old conflict, between heathendom and the King dom of Heaven. But the German idol, supposedly of solid brasst and gold has feet of clay, and so is doomed to fall, never it is hoped, to rise again. For in all nations where this German image of Christ has fallen prostrate it has had no resurrection. These German savages have repu diated not onlv the Christ of human and divine love, but tney have flouted the Jehovah of truth, justice and righteousness and disobeyed His com mandments. They have borne false witness, killed, stolen, sinned against chastity and had other Gods of Greed and Force before the God Who pro claimed the commandments. They are primitive savages who neither care for nor respect even the moralities of the Greeks and Komans. They have reverted to the wild ana riotous superstitions and conduct oi the lowest types of prehistoric man. These will drag them down to death nore certainly than all their science, precision and discipline will beai ;hem up. It is nard to imagine decent heath en, much more any decent Christiar, shrinking and nching from this warfare. For it is a warfare to over burn and overthrow these bestial crea tures even as other savages have been destroyed, until he whose Christ is right it is, shall forever rule. E. G. H. w. s. s. TRYON WALKABOUTS AND TALK ABO UTS. "Me and Mrs. Walker," as I always put it, were walking about Tryon and diking about Mr. Bowne's leaving it Like having a cook but no stove, 1 said. A stove but no cook, she said sighing over recent sad experiences. It's like legs without feet, said I, Fet without legs, said she. A mouth without a tongue, sail I. A tongue without a mouth, said she. This if a hint at something so utterly speech 'ess that I dassent utter another word. If a successor is one who succeeds and one who succeeds is a success, Mr. Bowne's successor has a man's size job ahead of him. No boy need apply. An old-fashionedTryon mother al ways says "limb." "She won't leave anybody a leg to stand on," says her outspoken up-to-date daughter. "Tryon flagged on Sunday because he exertions of her Liberty Loaners didn't the week previous," was the :omment of its escaped inmate of the feeble-minded asylum. One of the Tryon bunch that thinks it can talk French and some of therr an was chatting or rather chatter ng away to an officer in the now fa miliar blue uniform. He was intently listening, with a look of the partially deaf trying to make out what was be ing said. He awaited a pause and :hen in perfect English and politenesr remarked: "If you'd be so kind ar co express yourself in your own tongue I think I could understand yoi much better," The gifted and ac complished one took his advice to thr ?reat relief of both. It is said too that the speaker knew quite well that the listener understood and spoke En glish perfectly. ADAM JAY WALKER. -W. s. s. PICTURES AT TIJE HOLLY. The Holly continues to draw good patronage by the showing of Triangle pictures. The picture for Saturday will be "They are Off," Enid Bennett in the leadbg character. Next Tuesday. Bessie Love in "Wee Lady Betty." This popular little actress was discovered by Douglas Fairbanks, and he was so taken by her work that he asked that the company with which he was connected to secure her. He was refused but that did not deter him. He wrote a sce nario himself in which no one but Bessie Love would fit, so therTriangle company was forced to pay a good price for her release, The Holly program for the month fAminn .. CI! I ...!.L J I wuuug uiicu wun gooa numoers, so go and spend a pleasant evening at the movies. I W. S. S.1 From Saluda to Greens Creek and from Walker to Tryon comes the cheering words that the woods are on fire with true, old-fashioned Ameri canism, and that every township in the county is awake and doing all in its power to fill its quota. And what is better we believe it will do so. r Notice of Land Sale for Taxes. North Carolina,? - - -. County of Polk. By virtue of the tax list.now.in my hands for collection for the year 191' I will, on . MONDAL. MAY . 6th. 1918, i Lat the Court Huose door m Columbus1, during the legal sale hours sen to satisfy the State and County taxes due, and costs, the following real es tate. Tryon Township. Thos P. Elewyn, 25 acres $17.76 Lewis A. Avant, 1 town lot 27.98 W. R. Bailey, 42 acres 9.86 W. W. Covil, 3 acres , 19.24 E. B. Cawthray, 28 acres. ..... ?.54 Jos. A. Davidson, 1 town lot. . . 13.77 Mrs. Anna S. Donaho, 1 lot.... 1.24 Alex B. Emery, 23 acres. . 8.35 G. Wash Fisher, 125 -acres: .. 19.27 Robt. V. Fisher, 1 town lot 6.25 Lee J. Fisher, 1 town lot.... 6.25 John Henry Ford, 5 acres . 6.82 W. J. Gains, 5 town lots 110.95 Mrs. H. M. Gilbert, 1 town lot. 7.63 Mrs. Minnie Glover. 1 town lot. 7.59 D. A. Goodman, 1 lot 12.16 D. H. Henson, 47 acres. J. E. Hilton Est., 97 acres.... 16.12 Wilson Howard, 9 acres. .bb Mrs. L. P. Jones, 1 town lot... 3.0l James Leonard, trustee," 100 a.. 12.30 Mrs. H. E. Livingston est. 1 town lot 30.98 Mrs. Louise Moore, 238 acres.. 86.39 L. A. Moore, 20 acres...' 11.28 J. H. Metcalf, 1 town lot 21.26 J. G. Newman, 2 town lots 18.87 Mrs. R. E. Neil, 1 town lot:... 10.78 H. L. Owens, 2 lots, bal 8.79 James B. Pace, 52 acres 26.98 J. E. Pearson, 1 town lot 13.93 Mrs. Ella Price, 1 town lot 10.78 Henry Reich, 8 acres 44.37 Leonard Scruggs, 3 acres. ..... 15.86 Wm. F. Smith, 2 town lots 63.09 Arthur L.. Smith, 12 acres 8.26 Mrs. M. Z. Smith, 1 town lot Miss L. D. Suber, 1 town lot Fred E. Swan, 2 town lots . . Miss Annie Smith, agent, 1 town lot 32.20 10.78 16.44 73.15 S. B. Wilkins, 2 town lots.. ..141.32 E. E. Garrett, 1 town lot. . r. . . 13.9L G. W. Jones, int. in 88 a. bal. 10.35 J. E. Lyon, 2 town lots 69.5S J. R. Parris, 1 town lot 9.8r John Sims, 1 town lot 4.20 B. B. Turner, 50 acres 6.24 Jlara and Francis Bell 2 town lots . .....122.04 James L Bradley, 1 town lot.. 13.60 D. D. Bradley, 1 town lot 13.03 L-ee V. Brown, 1 town lot 29.35 Colored. Thos Canady, 1 town lot 12.59 John K. Edwards, 1 town lot, , 16.90 Joseph W. Fox, 13 acres, 16.58 Noble Hannon, 1 town lot, bal. . 14.57 Slize Holbert, 1 town lot 22.94 Scotland Harris, 1 town lot.... 27.16 Duff Jackson, 1 town lot 21.21 JJeorge R. Jones, 1 town lo.t 11.59 dh'as A .Lynch, y acres 4.30 Mrs. E. A. Lynch, 1 lot, bal... 6.04 Charles Mills, 1 town lot 1-6.81 Mrs. Susa Mills, 1 lot 4.40 Mattie Mooney, 1 lot, bal 25.95 Robt. Owens, 1 lot 12.62 James Paine, 1 lot, bal 2.19 John Tice, 1 lot. 9.78 firwin Westfield, 1 town lot, bal 8.31 N. B. Carson, 1 lot 7.32 Milly Crawford, 1 lot 1.57 Jharles Hayden, 1 town lot 13.43 Richard Jackson, 1 lot. 7.80 Rufus Mills, 1 lot 2.98 Walter Mills, 2 town lots 8.26 William Mays, 1 lot ; 1.80 Georgia Williams, 1 lot 5.28 J. L. McClure, 1 acre 7.57 Saluda Township. Nun Arledge, 144 acres 11.65 Jell Anderson and Whisanant 1 town lot. J. R. Butler, 40 acres Ed. Bradley, 10Q acres! ....... John T, Coates, 1 acre, , M. A. Damon, 1 town lot! , , , . , J. C. DePass, 1 town lot,,,.., J. T. Emery Est,, 118 acres G. W. Foster, 268 acres H. M. Grimble Est., 1 town lot. Rev. W. B. Gordon, 1 town lot. A. L. Gaston, 2 town lots Mrs. O. B. Garren, 2 town lots. Rufus Heatherly, 50 acres V. O. Hopkins, 1 town lot A. L. Hendrix. 41 acres 13.72 3.30 17.47 7.61 1.33 1.80 8.35 27.19 2.87 32.73 4.90 43.06 7.71 4.83 3.18 rieatherly, 69 acres 9.13 Jas .W. Heatherly, 1 town lot.. 19.00 Mrs. W. B. Johnson, 1 town lot. 25.46 Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, 60 acres. 5.81 J. A. Johnson, 4 town lots.... 23.18 a. M. King. 107 acres 11.04 W. E. Laughter, 56 acres 22 71 Mrs. B. L. McCall, 1 town lot. 5.04 rhomas F. Newman, 77 acres. . 9.80 J. H. Bishop, 6 acres 5.01 J. H. Price, 50 acres ll!04 J. E. Pearson, 191 acres 24 94 C. W. Pearson Est. 150 acres.. 11.53 Peter Parker, 1 town lot 33 77 Oscar Parris, 1 town lot 8 84 D. M. Rollins," 100 acres.. . 794 v.. ,noaes ust. iou acres... 6.07 J. G. Koiims, 60 acres 9.94 oS; u- Sene11, 1 town lot. S. A. Summey, 67 acres Victoria Staton, 38 acres W. L. Thompson, 10 lots 9.38 8.89 5.03 55.79 3.80 ingie, y acres. REAL ESTATE, LOANS AI J S y- tnj f arm Poperly Bouhrnd- SoJd. Finished and un turmshed houses for rent. Property taken care of and renU collected. Do not waste your time and tire yourself out Iorking tor a place. Our auto is at your service ffw.? JAMES LEONARn -riV. ivi This Bank is Want to Improve their Financial Condition. Pete-t- eventual: CAROLINA STATE! BANK. DAVID,0W W.C.R0BERTSON,Q. C ONNER H. B. LAKE ' vv I Mrs. Jane'Adams (col), 1 lot; 2.35 Rebecca Atkins, 1 lot li'at Hessis Thompson, 1 lot. . . .;H.o Duff Jackson, 1 lot. .... f 3.79 D. R. Walker, 1 lot 3.30 Ctonei Gan Township. Bud Bradley 22 acres. .. 13.71 W. F. Brown, 57 acres. ...... v -4.00 J. R. Blanton, 146 acres. A .... 19.73 H. J. Bradley,' 40 acres. . . J72.62 I. r. Uorne, iou acres, Dai.,, au. Mrs Amanda Dimsdale, 19 acres -4.42 M. E. McCraw, 51 acres...".'.. .3.58 M. P. McCraw, 100 acres...... 5.46 S. E. 0gle 75 acres i... ,9.45 Harrison Ruff. 16 acres...... 3.67 Mrs. Mary-Taylor, 25 acres,., v 2.26 C. F. Williams. 137 acres..... 8.37 W. B. Burnett, 52 acres, V . A. C. Head heirs, 50 acres.., D. J. Laughter, 50 acres. . . . 2.97 3.58 9.97 3.00 9.03 2.15 3.58 93.84 J. V. MeCraw, 42 acres. . . -sfsy A. L. Whitesides, 60 acres;1..'. W. L. Jackson, 30 acres. i.... T. M. Thompson, 5Q acres..;.. J. L. Taylor, 900. acres. . . . . ; sampson opicer, oi acres. . . . U. S. Gibbs75 acres :miSJ36 White Oak TownshiD. Jonathan Arledge, 75 acres. . .$11.14 James Arledge, 108 acres..... 13.43 Thomas Blackwell, 15 acres. . 0.00 Coleman Bradley Est, 15 acres 2.25 Lynn Blackwell, 18 acres. .. , w 6.11 W. F. Blackwell, 38 acres. ... 7.34 N. Champion, 1 town lot. . 12.11 W. M. Fowler, 70 acres....... 11.30 J. H. Gibbs,207 acres...; 43.56 James Gosnell, 75 acres ....... 6.65 Geo. W. Jones, 103 acres 13.16 Mrs. Lizzie Miller, 45 acres... 6.16 Charlie Russell, 19 acres.... 2.88 James Staton, 33 acres . 4.16 W. R. Turner, 9 acres ......... J.7.67 John Thompson, 106 acres. . . . - 7.91 W. G. Wilkey, 67 acres.... 12.62 W. D. Williams Est. 100 acres. 11.59 Francis Wood, 189 acres..... 12. 80 Ester Petty, 1 acre 2.36 Wade Head: Est. 86 acres.... 6.33 Frank Mills, 53 acres 11.54 Columbus Township. R. W, AUston, 39 acres $ 5.81 M. C. Bostic, 97,acres .....18.89 W. R. Bailey, 42 acres 6.14 Mrs. W. C, Champion, 214 acres 38.27 Vance Conner, 40 acres 6.02 G. W. Champion Est. 81 acres. . 11.31 S. B. Edwards, 119 acres, bal. 26.14 Mrs Francis Edwards 100 acres 14.78 E. B. Edwards, 129 acres...... 14.75 John L. Foster, 32 acres 14.30 Maggie Geddis, 1 lot . . . . 1.81 John R. Hutcherson, 1 lot home place . 18.71 Thomas C. Hampton, 1 lot.'... 1.78 R. G, Hamilton, 580 acres 96.04 H. W. Hill, 1 town lot... 16.83 Mrs. Susan F, Jack, 52 acres 28.51 Mrs. W, E. Janes, 43 acres. . . . 6.95 J. H. Kelsoe, 1 lot 1.22 W. E. Mills Est 88 acres 12.17 J. F. Page, 32 acres 4.27 L. B.McGuinn, 91 acres 18.01 Grayson Newman,40 acres.... 5.93 Claud Parris, 137 acres Mrs. B. L. Pendergast. 3 lots.. Peak Heirs, 750 acres ... 82.43 Otis Pack, 86 acres.. 18.75 Zeb Rodgers, 42 acres... 5.57 Mrs. JJ V Rhodes Est. 187 acres 34.16 J. W. Searcy, 58 acres....... 12.88 Mrs. F. M. Stearns, 4 town lots 11.08 Tallant Heirs, 188 acres.. . . 26.82 J. W. Turner, 100 acres;..... 34.79 O. F. Toney, 65 acres bal.. . . . 38.85 E. F. Vandiver. 258 acres 67.66 Mrs. Bessie Walker, 1 lot 4.85 29.69 George Wolf, 190 acres R. L. Wilson, 26 acres Robert Booker Est. 2 acres. . . . George Moore, 105. acres bal. . . 13.60 1.80 2.31 John Nesbit, 15 acres. 2.87 James Peak, 1 acre 9.26 Greens' Creek TownshiD. G. W. Bradley, 16 acres...,,? 3.87 J. E. Brannon, 20 acres 4.10 B. C. Bush, 33 1-3 acres 11.28 Lock Bridges, 25 acres 5.93 A. CL Black, 46 acres, . . . , 10.61 Mrs. C. R, Collins, 18 acres. . , . 3.71 W. J, Davidson, 34 acres 10.02 Mrs. S. J, Feagans, 30 acres.,. 7.29 R. L. Green, 15 acres,,, 11.54 John Hullet, 25 acres; ....... 4.59 P. A. Henderson, 42 acres..... 12.90 J. E. Larjcaster, 159 acres.... 39.71 Mrs. Rhoda Neil 75 acres 10.76 Mrs. L. E, Prince, 86 acres. . . 19.34 J. E. Prince, 40 acres 12.31 Z. B. Rodgers, 75 acres 11.07 J. G. Skipper, 20 acres. ....... 5.32 T. J. Swain, 38 acres 10.91 Mrs. Emily Whitesides, 2& acres 4.59 Miles Holbert (col.) 49 acres bal. 4.1f Sanford Liles, 20 acres 6.2f C. C. Liles, 105 acres I5.8f It. M. Twitty, 295 acres 39.50 W. C. Pvobertson, Tax Collector. ' W. S. S NOTICE The following property will be sok' for town taxes of the town of Colum bus, Polk, county, N. C., for the yeai 1918, at the court house -door, durinp the legal hours of sale, to wit: C C. Constant, house and lot for 1917 taxes and cost. .. .$12.0: Maggie Gedis, lot, cost and taxes l.Of B. L. Benderghast, lot 1.7c This 29th day of March, 1918. Lindsey Smith, Tax jCollector. W. S. S The News $1.50 a year for People who Vice President Cashi t IsThere An Electric Flat Iron In Your Home Price $4.50 30 Days Free Trial Guaranteed For 10 Years IRYON ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE. Under and by virtue of. the power of sale contained in that mortgage executed bv Sam Holbert to T. A. Rippy April 20, 1915, and of record in Book 10 at page 352, of the records of mortgages and deeds of trust for Polk county, default having been made in the payment of the indebt edness secured by said mortgage, the undersigned mortgagee will on MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1918, at 12 o'clock M. at the court house door of Polk county in Columbus, N. C, offer for sale at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash the lands described in and conveyed by said mortgage which are bounded and de scribed as follows: : . Beginning at a S. O. near old ridge road thence S. 88 W. 36 poles to a small B. Gum on old Kellso line; thence with said line S. 3 west 4 poles to a B. O. in the" hollow; thence S. 32 W. 36 poles to a Hickory in the hollow; thence S. 42 E. 21 poles to a small W. O.; thence N. 85 E. 65 poles to a small pine; thence N. 15 W.48 poles to the, beginning. Con taining twenty acres more or less. Except ten acres which has been sold from above tract to T. C. Hampton. T. A. RIPPY, Mortgagee. 47-4t-pd NOTICE. Having qualified as Executor of the last will and testament of James F. Ridings, late of the County of Polk, this is to notify all persons who are indebted to the said James F. Hid ings to make settlement at once; and all. claims against the said James F. Ridings must be presented to me within 12 months from this date or their payment will be debarred by statute of law. This 12th day of March, 1918. F. M. BURGESS, Executor. We Are Ten) Q-OeDp Yoii Carry out Mr Hoover's request for ONE MEATLESS AM OME WHEATLESS DAY each week, and call attention to sus articles: FOR WHEATLESS DAYS: Corn Flakes, Post Toastia Rolled Oats, Yam Nuts, Yellow Meal, White Meal, Puffed Bfe and Corn Starch. FOR MEATLESS DAYS: Herring Roe, Shad, Crab Meat, Salmon, Tuna Fish, Kippe Herrinp;. Jo him Orr & Co. Phone No. 14 Tryon, N. C. GAKAG1E Having bought the garage recently owned aB operated by C. W. Ballenger, this is to notify W public that I will continue todo business at the same place andsrespectf ully solicit a continuance of patronage. As you know, we have one of the mechanics in the state, and prices are reasonable. handle all Ford parts. ana tubes and the very P. G. MORRIS GARAGE . o Muounen ti last Will anH f.... 3 Xepi. V.! "ie count,. debted to the said b male ffi.i. . a- P. T-"t claims must be presented ! months from j , ;S xiwo xutu uay of An . WE SOLICIT Vour ordera tot aiding, finish, mouldy We manufacture thia ... fou monej. See us for UJ doors and sash. TRYON LUMBER CO. GEO. A. GASH JUSTICE OF THE pe - AND NOTARY PuB Collections a specialty, jv and Morteraores Contracts written at reason! TRYON, N. c. WALTER JONES ATTORNEY AT LAW Office up 8tal n Jno. L. Jaekton C Have the Right K AND - Kind of Materia to do your building. Full Doors, Windows, Siding Ceiling, Shingles, Loths, InJ Finish and Moulding Rough STOCK OP FEED HEARON LUMBER CO, SALUDA, N. C. W F. LITTLE NOTARY PUBLIC Tryon, N. C. Fish Flakes. Shredded CodfiA We also sell Goodyear auto best of oils, greases ana is to notify all ?i P d Prepare ft v ffH '-. - it'ffy'i. v i '.: xf .? 't'f - -i H h V! -M:- ':-' '. t :::ffht- f; : i
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