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TRYOM, NORTH CAROLINA
Telephone 99
Entered as second-class matter April 23, 1915
mt th post office at Tryon, North Carolina, un
der the act of March 3. 1879
B. F. COPELAND,
C. BUSH,
Editor
Business Manager
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and exclusive f oreign Advertising Agent.
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TRYON
Spartan-
rReily were
Commerce
MrsJ E. A. Kettle 'went to Spartan
burg, Monaay. v;
Mrs. Earl Uradv was m
burg, Wednesday.
Mrs." Power and Miss O
in Spartanburg, Monday.
Attend thfi Chamber of
meeting next Tuesday night.
Don't fore-et that the Chamber of
Commerce meets next Tuesday night.
Mrs. Lubeck and Miss Loraine
Stone were in Spartanburg, Tuesday.
-Mrs. J. H. Griffith ; and daughter,
Miss Jane, were m SpartaAburg Mon
day. - 1
Miss Effie Holden arrived m Tryon,
Bunnday, on ;her annual visit to rela
tives here."
Mr: and Mrs. O. A. Buckius have
returned from a visit to relatives at
Orlando, Fla. , , -
Miss Converse went to Spartanburg
Mnndnv tn visit friends for a two
weeks' period.
Mr. Gerald Stone, with t
A. at Fort Meyer, Va., is
short furlough.
Mountain Industries Tea Room will
be open every week dayfrom 3:30 un
til 6 o'clock p. m
Mrs. J. B. Reid and daughter, M.iss
Beatrice, left. Tuesday, for a visit to
relatives at Gastoma.
Mr. Howard Strong, of
lis. Minn., is visiting m
he Y. M. C.
home on a
guest of his aunt, Mrs fctk-ong
Mrs. W. S. Lipscomn
Minneapo-
Tryon, the
and little
Consarri tha
anyway.
I pesky old ground hog,
.1
Senator Overman and Secretary
Baker are in a warm , dispute ; juat I
now,'- Baker seems' tp -be able to get
in a"mesV almost any time!. .. He.js,
entirely too small for his job.
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It has. takenj a vast amount of mon
ey, many thousands of lives to anni
hilate Prussian militarism, but it has
shown the world that no one country
can, by intrigue and vast armies con
trol the universe.
child of Gaffney, S. C., spent several
days in Tryon, guests of Mrs. J. W.
Kennedy. fi-
The presence of the ladies is espec
ially requested at the meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce next Tuesday
night. d enw
Lient. Raymond " Emei-son came
down to Tryon with Mr. and Mrs. E.
W. Emerson, but he returned to Con
cord on Tuesday.
Mrs. Kennedy spent the
nesdav. in Spartanburg. -;
far with Mrs. W S. L,ipscomb, wno
left for her home in Gaffney, that day
r Mr.Griffith began his Voluntary ser
vices at the public school wth a class
in evil eovemmerc -vh?ch
mt
day, Wed-
going tnat
he, makes
of ;the greatest, an wvest.f,
i?.Ir. andHlAiiWiir. Ltte! wo
sons arrived in -Tryon f vGrn' PUvInileld,
v..
Thefarmers
hene the idea!
of Polk county
termined to better. their, "condition,
are de-
of a Polk County Board
of Trade. The age of
has arrived, and ; any
county or section that does not woric
what it
co-operation
community,
in harmony i$ not achieving
should.-
W6;have.mpfe respect for the Amer
ican 'Federation of .Labor than 1 ever
' before. - Members of that order refus
ed to attend the international v labor
, conference at Berne, Switzerland, be
cause it looked entirely too much as
thoueh it had been "Made in Ger
many.;
Traitors to
yet ascertain
Stateswill
tneT United
that the climate over
hereiis ift agreeable - to them, - and
there 'is only one country at
. ent time whereT they are
Russia it is j going to be some job to
get them over there.
tsut as
the pres-
vfelcome
KT T ir.l - - - I. . . Thai
many friends here are jfUid to wel
come them;?yiv5 to Tryori. .
Mr. and Mrs. : Wra. Voorhees,' of In
diana, are guests of friends in" Tryon.
rhey are on a prospecting visit. Hope
they find spmething to suit, and will
tecome permanent Tryonites.
Quite an enjoyable time was had at
he Lanier Libraryclub rooms Jasl
-donday night. An impromptu dan e
And reception was given the visiting
golf professionals, Messrs. Boyd an
Anderson, and a royal good time is
reported by those present.
The. next meeting of the Lanier
Club will be o n Thursday afternoon,
February 13, at which tme the Ulub
.nil be addressed by Mrs.jj. L. Wash
burn on the League of Nations. It is
earnestly requested that jas many at
tend as can, as Mrs. Washburn has
devoted considerable study to this
question, and it will be wbrth hearing.
We are requested to annpunce that
che Chamber .off Commerce of Tryon
.Jill meet in Missildine Hall Tuesday
night,- Feb. 11, . at 8 o'ci-i. Re?
member that every citizen loi Tryon
is 'a member of this body. ' It is or
ganized to work for the benefit of the
entire , town. -Ladies especially are
invited to be ' present at the next
.neeting. ,
- While the pea.ce arbitrators at Ver
sailles are'."d(jiing all in theirj power to
bring about 'peace and establish a
league of nations, the Bolsheviki, I.
W. W. and other treasonable organi
zations,, are eloing all in theij power to
overthrow every civilized government
on the face of the earth.
t-o r-
The House of North Caro,;nji legis
lature has hassed a stronar doe law,
whereby the owners of dogs will be
compelled to keep them up at night,
and not allow t;hem to roam at. large
killing, sheeband destroying property.
We are glad to see that th6 law mak
ers of Nortlh Carolina are onto their
job.
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At last -the United States Govern
ment is to tiake steps toward crushing
out anarclry and. Bolsheyijsm which
are synonimous terms within the
borders of bur country. This-should
have been done lone ago before these
vipers werej permitted to spread their
damnable doctrine broadcast over our
land.
' We have received sa.fixl so'diers
etters for publication d-i ring the iast
v'eek, but they are so nuTieus that
.e simply have pt the space-to re
produce them in our limited space.
Again, be sure that ' th-j Ii-iters seni
is are more than ;w-e personal let
ters to home folks. FUness they con-1 days after its last publication.
-am sumetiung or ijaes country wnere
;hey are located, anTwhat they have
een there , the letters uoild be en joy-
id only by thevJmm-j'tiaJe falhily tc
vhom they are addressei
To provide for the Issuance of Fund
.ing Bonds for the. Town of Saluda,
..and for the Payment of the Princi
pal and Interest Thereof.
WHEREAS, The Town, of Saluda
is indebted to S. H. Slaughter and
Carolina State Bank in the sum of
Three Thousand Dollars, as evidenced
by promissory notes of said Town,
which said 'indebtedness was incurred
for necessary expenses of said Town
and the notes issued for same on
the 13th day of December 1913, and
on the 26 days of June, 1915 and. 1916
And whereas, there are no funds
available to pay said indebtedness and
it is necessary mat oonas oi xne saia
Town be issued for the payment, the
said indebtedness, being now due and
demand having been made for pay
ment of the same.
Now, therefore, the Board of Com
missioners of the Town of Saluda do
ordain. ,
Section 1. That for the purpose'of
providing funds for the payment of
the outstanding indebtedness of the
Town of Saluda, as set forthin the
preamble above, negotiable serial cou
pon bonds of the town of Saluda, to be
designated as Funding Bonds, be is
sued in a sum not to exceed Three
Thousand Dollars, bearing interest
at a rate not to exceed six per cent
per annum, and maturing within the
maximum period of ten years.
Section 2. That the shortest per
iod in which the debt can be finally
paid without making it unduly bur
densome on the tax payers of the
municipality is ten years.
Section 3. That in each year
while any of said bonds shall be out
standing, a tax shall be levied and
collected in accordance with law to
pay the principal and interest of said
bonds as the same shall fall due.
Section 4. That a statement of tt el
debt of the Town of Saluda has beem
filed with the Clerk of said Town,
pursuant to the Municipal Finance,
Act of 1917, and is now open to jip
spection. ' !:''
Section 5. That the average as
sesed valuation of property subject to
taxation bv thevTown,of Saluda for
the three fiscal years in which taxes
were last levied, being the years 1916, i
1917 and 1918, as shown by statement
filed with said Clerk, is $280,276.33.
'Section 6. That the amount of
said municipal debt of said munici
pality, authorized or to be. authorised
as shown by said statement is $24, -00.00.
v, s
ISecticn 7.' That the bonds when is
sued shall be signed by the Mayor and
Clerk of said Town and shall be issued
in such denominations as the Board
of Commissioners shall by resolution
provide. !
Section 8. That this ordinance
shall be passed at. thre. separate
readings, on three separate days, and
shall be in effect upon its passage,
and shall not be submitted to the vot-
i try
ers oz ine . x own. - - .
I, G. R. Little, propose the adoption
of the foreeoinir ordinance, this the
7th day of January, 1919. j!P
G. R. Little,. Commissioner.
, lhe foregoing ordinance was pio-
posed by G. R. Little on the 7th , day
of January, 1919,. at'a meeting of the
Board of Commissioners of the Town
of Saluda on said date, present, M. A.
Pace, Mayor, and G. R. Little, J. O.
Hooper R. F. Robertson and P. H.
Ward, Commissioners, and unani
mously adopted by the Board of Com
missioners of the Town of Saluda at
three separate readings, the first on
the 7th day of January, 1919, the sec
ond on the 8th day of January, 1919,
and the third on the 16th !day of Jan
uary, 1919, the following voting in
the affirmative, G. P Little, J.
Hooper, R. s F. Rob r.i.cii and P. 11.
Ward; in the negative, none:
Notice of the passage of-this ordi
nance having- been pMhlUhei in the
Polk County News four success! vi
weeks, beginning with th.V issue pub
lished the 7th day of February, 1919.
Any action or proceeding question
ing the validity of this oid:nance
must be commenced within thirtv
nanisK- Iniiuenza
be, prevented jcasler tliaii ;
it can-t:e cured. Q ::.
At th"" first sign of a
shiver pjf sneeze, take. -
QUININE
Standard cold remedy.fcr 20 years m. tablet
fm--afc, ure, no opiateS7-breal up a cold
ini 24 hours-xcUeves grip m 3 days. Moucy
back if it fails. The genuine box has a Red top
with Mr. KUl'a picture. At All Drug Stores.
FOR T I EX I!
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:Seei Catalog
Gives the fullest and most
up-to-date information, not
only about Seeds that can be
planted to advantage, but
also about crops that prom
ise to give the largest profits
duringtthe coming year.
OUa 40 YEARS' EXPS!?!EWCE,
crsd an equipment that Iq unsur
passed lathis country, give us un
equalled advantages fop supplying
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SEEp OATS, SEED CORN
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Your orders for Flooring, Ceiling,
Siding; Finish, "Mouldings, ' Framing.
we manufacture this and can " save
ybu mone. See us for lath, brjck,
doors andlsash. '." ; '
T. GR
IEN LUMBER COMPANY
WALTER JONES.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Offleo up Stairs In '
Jno. Li Jackson C, Bid'g.
Approved::
IAS. A. PACE Clerk.
M. A. PACE. Mavor.
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NOTICE OF ALE.
The direjet cost of the fwar is now
estimated to be two hundred billions
of dollars. The cost is- enormous. A
British , authority commenting upon it
says:n "I out of the ruins of the last
fpur year here arises a inew, bright
. er and happier world, then the bil
lions that
have been
l ; i
The bil
have been spent
spent in vam."j
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will not
Under and by virtue of the power
i sale contained in that certain mort
gage deed executed by Morris Robert
ion on September 7th, 1916 to Geo.
A. Smith, in the sum of $840.00 to se
cure the balance of the purchase mqn
.y due on the lands hereinafter de
scribed, and of record in Book No. 11,
page 167 of the records for mort
gage deeds for Polk county, N. C,
xnd default having been, made in the
ayment of the principal and a part
of the interest due thereon, the un
iersigned I will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, at the
court nouse door pi
North Carolina, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1919,
at 12 o'clock, noon, the following de
scribed parcel and trapt of land con
veyed in saicmortgage, to wit:
Beginning at a stake on the Cleve
land Road and runnirig thence south
39 deg.v 52 min. east, 73 ft. to a
stake; thence south 61 deg. 25 min.
ast, 67.8 ft. to a stake: tnenr 4f? fi
to a stake, northwest corner-of lot
Pacific Deepest Ocean.
It Is believed that the Pacific is fully
a mile deeper tnan any other ocean.
Classified Advertisements.
Millinery s Dress Making
All Vork Guaranteed
: irt floor Wilkins' store .
MRS! E. - RHODES.
Si
Is There
An '
Electric.
Flat Iron
rln Your Home
to abolish canital nunish-
ment in North Carolina was defeated
in the jSenate, Tuesday. Senator
Stevens, qf Buncombe county express
ed the views held by j millions of
America just at this time, when he
or Kent: One live room cottage
on Whitney avenue. Apply to Skm
f. Hill, Pisgah Foret, N. C. 3614t
I have buyers for a few small iki
proved farms hear Columbus. Wiite
me what you have price and terms.
G. W. Justice, Hendersonville, N. C.
Lost: Package containing 6 tubes
of yellow and green paints of especial
value to ownpr. FitiHpr nlpaso lpavr
Polk county, I the paints if still in good condition
with the Tryon postmaster and re
ceive $2.00 reward. No questions
asked. .: - '39-2t;
For Sale: 'Carolina Harmony" a
Music book, for which-we have flat
tering testimonials from music teach
ers who use it for pupils ready to
play, simple pieces; and from, boards
of education, Superintenaents and
teachers of public schools. It ron-l
of the Geo. A. Smith second subdi- r3 more than 100 songs for public
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vision in the town of Tryon, thence ,9
ucg. lain, east 144.5 feet to a
'Stake, southwest corner of lot
No. 2; thence north 69 degrees
""uies wesc i4u- feet to
.y, X
a
u uck. o' mun.
sam. , ijus is no ume ior sucn legis- west 194 ft. to the plabe of beginnine
lation, when the . growing menace of Bein? lot No 1 of T a -Bolshevism
is swinging: its erhesonie SennnA Sn
- l wuuuivioivu ii , w; eastern
schools, patriotic and Sunday school
songs and scripture anthems. Send
for testimonials; or send twelve 3c
stamps for sample copy. .Leonard i
ano, Organ and Phonograph Agency,
J. S. Leonard, Mgr., Salisbury, N. C. 1
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NOTICE.
part of Tyon. N. C.
nap made by Wm, EJ
r, in :
?ebru;
Geo.
as shown on
Strong, Civil
phadow across the worldJ
:araotfiu interest ,is aroused . - " " j-v
t.ii i. it" .u i ; mc h AKM.r.. rz-t-T- tntn
tli Tieacfi delpcrafps' ' q'' vcnToo l - v, ieo. a. fenuth,:Mortirazee.
fobsterj Jays' t'Mandatary-person to Ge,0 A- Gash, Assigiee of
- rhom a mandate Is given; Also man- '
tlatofy."'! In other words any nation Bank of Trypn, Owner of
may Jke compelled to undertake the not& securd by said mort
- government of any designated terri- gage. - t -
. tory bymandate from, the remaining '
powers comprising the league of na- r Delicate Compliment,
tions. . To ''.be more explicit. The.Uni- Charles received a wagon on his
' ted Stetg could be' compelled to-rule Mrthday and promptly broke, a wheeL
any of , the late possessions of Ger- Bis father soon mended It "Pana
.SJtethftotSuttiiKmi said, -you are smarter thaa yon
Price $ 5.50
Guaranteed or
I 10 Years
IRVON ELECTRIC SERViCt
COMPANY
In our large stock of General Merchandise you
will find almost every thing you need in your ; home.
You won't find anything-, at "less than cost," be
cause we can't sell it that way. . But you will find
many rare values in Honest Goods. Another thing
vou will find is that every article you. buy is worth
every cent you pay. We ask you to compare our
goods and prices with those of any other house, and
we will cheerfully abide ;by your finding,
here to serve you honestly afid faithfully,
this basis solicit your trde.
w
we are
nd on
Go.
limns
Tryon N. Ci
DO9OO0OOOOOO8OOCOCOCOCOCO
A Thrift Stamp gives you the right to q
stand up when the Star Spangled Banner O
D
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9
K is i played.
An account at this
bank
one of the .progressive
' m -
classes you as
and substantial
- n
citizens b ybur cdmniunity. No better
: ,tmi;6 thti now to start that account.;
Come inland let's talk it over. . '
BANK Off TIRlTON
W. T. LINDSEY Pres
J, B. HESTER Cashier.
Gooooodcobo8bococococococp
J' inn niiim
Dollstr
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GEO A GASH
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
-AND-
NOTARY PUBLIC
Collections a' special ty . Deeds
and Mortgages prepared. r and
Contracts written at reasonable
prices.;
j TRYON, N. C.
Raise Dollars the same way you raise wheat
use, horse senseany thine: planted in the proper
' son win grow LoiiarS' win grow n pmnteu in
- 1-U'?-TJL lJ'i-t t:;;yJ i" . . . it
W iw4 per M foil yoursayings account.
This is the seed time
cropbegin your planting now at
for your dollar harvest
ALU OA
Capital $1 0,000.00
SaBifldai N. C.
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HENRY P.CORWITH, Pres. JOHN B. CANNON, Y-Pres. PRESTON H. BAILEY, Cash.
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REAL ESTATE, LOANS AHD
Cky and Farm Property Bought and Sold. Furnished am
furnished. houses for rent. Property, taken care of and rents
eolleeted. Do not waste' your time and tire yoursdf out looking ,
for a place. Our auto is at your service free. Notary Public.
JAMES LEONARD Tryon, nc
r To the citizens of Nofth Carolina
and Polk countyXofiaii application for
pardon. , .. , y
Notice is nerebv tfr$n th'&r&Ml
tion is beinsr circulatpll and thn-hr,I
j Carotun for the pan Ion ! of
.ndy Laugh'i'jr, who was opnv icted & fe
the fall term, i9ll, of the Superior
Court of Polk county of murder in the
second degree and sentenced to twen
ty years in the State's prison.' -i
All persons opposing the granting
of said pardon are requested to for
ward their objection" to! Mi r:
I without delay, i
1 his 7th day of Februarv, -1 . ;
: MAGGIE BAV MUISRGER .
We ftave the Right Prices
AND.
if ' . -
Kind 4f. Ma teriaf js
todoyour bvutdinjr.liFull stock
DooiWind
Ceilin;Shingles, Loths Interior
Finisii and Mbuldinp:,: Rough and
Dress(iXumbei Garry complete
STOCK
HEARON LUMBER CO.
: SALUDA. N. C,
at. Our- Meats!
You'll need neither a hatchat nor a stick of dynamite,
good, ordinary -set of molars will easily dispose of
A Fine Tenderloin Steak
An Extra Porterhouse Steak
A Luscious Round Steak
A Nutritious Roast f
A Dish of Pork Chops
If you havn't any teeth we have sausage thaTwffl fairfy
melt in your mouths ! , . -JfO-S H V'.'Tt?j':i
; v . 7 "Eat pur meats. . Good for tout stomach"-"'. !i
A ri 1
Also want to buy good beef cattle, hogs
and chickens, for which I winpay''.tIle''IIigh-
est MARKET PRICE. lJ.'.;riV:.:..'""".-
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