bath for rent or&ale.v Ovexbrook r ll . - t - 1s4 TC " TTv I 1
TUTfifTRI.I.ANEOIISL.:
Kuv; your uureery , btuca r;
.r -. . j . 4-Via nlrl
tfrasuey, oaiuua, bkcui m -reliable
nursery company, of romna.
N. C He can save you- money jana
assist you in your selection of trees
oeav ajqapteuv j jy .
weight 1100 pounds each. Cheap lor
cash. Chas, J. Lynch, Tryon.
GIVE GRENADE BANKS
TO SCHOOL CHILDREN
tllltlont to ) Distributed by Treat
j ury Department to Enceurag .
Happy Habit of Thlrft.
Hand grenades made by the. United
'States rorernment to bomb the Huns
to destruction are now to be used to
loom thrift Millions of 'the little: ma
chines of destruction, with the exploe
ires carefully removed, "'r are to be
iven to the. school children of the
United States to- encourage the aarinf
habit. The grenades are being con--Terted
into miniature sayings banks.
They will hold pennies and nickels
and dimes which can be converted
Into Thrift Stamps. Th Thrift Stamps
in turn can be converted into War
Savings Stamps.
Distribution of the grenades tn the
several Federal Reserve Districts will
be left in the hands of the district Sav
ings Directors. In this district the
War Loan Organisation, with head
Quartera in Richmond, Va., has so ar-
how sAynas DADIT
IMPS EVERYBODY
v o-- - ,
Knov xcnth Turners. - On a vesjr Ola .ana
weighs 200 pounds. Selling to prevent
inbreeding. ; .; V -;C':
CHAS J. bYNUHTOon; is. u
Money Invested This Yeaf In Thrift
Stamps Returns In Five Years
Vastly lnereaeed
Shin your chickens to us for highest
market prices. We pay express onj
dozen or more. jb. a, mauno
Spartanburg, S. C. - 4-6t
HAND GRENADE 8 A VINOS BANK
ranged, that a grenade bank will be
warded to each child, who, during
he racatio period, sarnt enough
Boney to bay a War Savings Stamp.
Some bank In every community will
land each child a grenade and at the
dose of the vacation period the child
will return it, with the money it con
tains, to the bank. There the money
will be counted. If the child has
saved enough to buy a War Savings
Stamp the grenade-bank will be his,
but in all events the cash must be in
vested in Thrift Stamps it not enough
has been saved to pay for a War Sav
ings. Stamp.; The grenade-banks are
of considerable value and will V be
splendid souvenirs of the great war,
and the War Loan Organization of the
Fifth Federal. Reserve District is anx
ious to place them in the hands of as
saaay children as possible.
, Thrift is not miserliness, It is get
ting a hundred -cents worth, out of
every dollar.
; Are you sending out ships, or just
hoping that somebody else'S will get
stranded on your shore? Buy W. S. S.
.sad watch your own come in. -
! Don't forget the sauirral ave
swne of your nuts for the winter that
always 'follows the summer. -Buy
W. S. S.
On New TtsTs. daj im, there will
begin a remarkable series' of divi
dend payments to American people.
Hundreds, c millions o dollars of
War Savings" Stamps sold during If It
will then ba redeemable; On ' each
News Teera day thereafter for a
her of yeaW there wil iandouhts41y
be huge returns to the American pecf
pie; of the money borrowed wtth in
terest :l
These great dividend days betas;
American bankers ew opportunities
and also responsibilities.' How can
new thrift habits be linked to thrift
institutions? How can this, money,
the product of thrift be aobllited for
further work? ' . t .
Already the u bankers are- working
with the Treasury Department to
continue thrift, habits. For psople who
save money there Is a wide range of
thrift institutions tha will taks
oharge of funds, put them to work
safely, and return good earnings. Am
the government Plans to borrow by
general education of thrift in every
kind, se the banks and thrift instita
tiona can aid the government by en
couraging general thrift and building
bigger business i themeelvas . ',
One of this first steps to be taken by
bankers is that of spreadiag taforma
tion about banki, life tasuraaoe. bufid
Ing and loan aseeclations. federal tana
loans, and all oOer thrift tastiUUoas.
The best way to meet- Unle Sam's
borrowing needs la Ut promote thrift
otbnilmC pjsfhlC liss?
Every dollar deposited , la a savings
bank becomes avaiSabla for national
finance, Every life tasvrence poller
sold, is eQuivalent to an indirect loan
to the government- Every obtlgatloa
assumed by thrifty people such as a
building mortgage is a stimalas to
production and saving, and therefore,
as much a national service as the di
rect . purchase of government seeuii
tie, fn placing these matters dearly
before everybody In 'his eommuaity
the banker will live up to. his ogporta;
ntties and his responsibilities ia the
new thrift movement.' When the ba
llon dollar. New Tear Days arrive he
wm be ready.' .. ; . . ' .
TELLS HOW SHE DUYS
WM SAVINGS STAMPS
VYeman Tells Hew by Intstllgent ftav
Inge plan She : Is Able; te Aecumt
late Money Which Was Formerly
Wastsd. . .
i Thrift is the .wise use of , money
'.Improvidence is its abuse. Buy W: S. S.
BRITISH THRIFT.
The British War Savings Com
mittee has become a permanent
institution in England and the fol
lowing declaration has been issued
explaining W the V English I attitude?
Howard thrift: . ' -v :. 1 p.
1 "Qutte as important; i bothTas s
sotirce of revenue and ; as .. a isocia
movement, is the restraint of lctiC
ury, and growth of , economy and
simplicity of life among the well-toV
de. Otherwise goods and services
will be ..wasted. War savings ap
alies to all classes ' aad appeals to
allt incomes."
"Save while the money, is warm" ts
the motto of a woman who has estab
lished a repuUtion both ' for herself
and her family by this number of War
Savings Stamps she bought without
apparently stinting in thf least Hers
is her system. , : ' : l'-'.'--m
"The only way to save Is to saTa,
When I have actually saved a Quartet
I put it - into a-Thrift Stamp without
delay. If I save that quarter: on on
thing and then spend it carelessly for
something else, X have not saved, any
real money. . '; v'- J t
"For example the other day.-1 went
down town expecting to par $10 for
a pair of special shoes, To my sur
prise, I found there was a sale that
day, and got the very pair of shoes !
wanted for $7.75. I had saved $2.2:
But how to keep it save&r I knew, thai
if I simply regarded it; mentally asJ
saving, before the end of; the month it
would; be spent miscellaaeously, .1
went right down' stairs in the store
and, bought nine Thrift j Stamps and
stuck those quarters in th4 Thrift card
where they could not getaway; before
the end ox the month. -
"I do the same thing, when I have
saved a single quarter .or half dollar.
and I am seriously thinking , of getting
a little penny bank to hold saved pea
nies or dimes until tkey grow ix Thrift
stamp slxe. what is more. I any get
ting a whole lot of fua , out ef this
most fascinating game, . the game of
"Getting Ahead." , - g -
Get that happy feeling It's waiting
for you with your first W. S.- Si .
.B V'-
. The man who puts his money fats
W. S. S. is never ?broke. "" I
Watch 5 your out-go today , and
future income will take ears of ; itself.
.vBuy ..t7 8 S. and yca.irUl
following
m '
Tit C A T.1T!iTwn iytra fine Sld-
die horses. Chas. J Lynch, Tryon.
tttit? $5 ALE Nice mahoeany book
case; also some small fanning tools.
Enquire of James Leonard, iryon. ,
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE TO CilED.
ITORS,
Vtmi9 nuaJified as executor" of the
estate of E. L. Walker, deceased, late
of Polk County, North Carolina this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the. undersigned, on
or beforer the 6th day of June, 1920,
or this notice will be pleaded in oar
of their recovery. ; -All
nenons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
xms uie xoui ciay oi xaay ww.
J. W. WALKER,
Administrator of E. L. Walker.
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Dctomed to Wretchedness. -
- Let a man choose what condition he
will, and- let him accumulate around
aim all, the goods an gratifications
seemingly calculated to & make him
lappy m,lt; If that man is left at any
Jme without occupation or amusement.
ind reflects on what he Is, the meager.
anguld felicity of his present lot will
rot bear, him up. He will turn neces-
wrily to gloomy anticipation of ; the "
ruture; and unless his occupation cans
lira , out of himself, he Is inevitably
srretched. -PascaL r. . -
F : Country's" Dark " Days.
. The saying, "not worth a continen
tal." came from the faet that the con
tinental currency. Issued by the continental-congress,
was worthless, or
nearly so, during the revolution arid
after. 1 As the continental congress
had no power to levy taxes It was un
able to redeem Its promises to pay.
Besides, the country was flooded with
counterfeits which could not be de-tectedV
Euual to the Occasion. ;
- "Speaalnjr c of. accommodating hotel
managers," said a . traveler, the best
I ever met wasr. In . a", provincial town
I reached the hotel late In the eveplng
Just before J .retired I heard a scam
pering under, the bed. and saw a cou
ple ? of large rats Just escaping. I at
once, complained at - the office. Thi
manager was as serene as a summet
brer-re. Til fix that all right, sir," h
said.. BootsI .Take a cat to room 1?
at-oncer ' :
- 71
--- '-S. Keep., Sweet. ' ; -" :
Losing. , the, temper takes all the
sweet, pure feeling out of life. One
may get - up in the morning with a
clean .heart, full of ong, and start
out as happy Jas a Ird,: and the mo
ment he Is .crossed and :gl . es way to
temper the , clean feeling vanishes:
and a -load as heavy as lead. Is'rolled
upon the heart. Be , the : master of
your teiriper and you -hold the key. to
Joy and contentment. :'.
Endurance. H . -.1 "
ctfindurance not, fleetness. wins the
ffat Never give iup r Keep- pegging
away I even " though "eyerything Jooks
hopeless. - May a - man has failed to
achieve both t brtune ."and, fame be
cause, he lost courage Just as he was
within reach; of them.- What yoti de
slre.7may - be only one step ahead.
Eeep gain;, - : ' ;
When you want SHOES, make y0llI
-.f - . . - - v . ..." : .
ar have more cents by buying the
1
brands
WATER TITE
McELROY
BILIJICEN
SARATOGA
LIFELINE
MASTERBILT
LIFE LINE
VASSAR
TWIN SIX
BABY MINE
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Hrjjhect price paid for country produce-cither cash or trade
jjj; . VEs
3. SALUDA, N. C.
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: They are all leather and honestly built, and the best value
for the money. 1 ,
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Also remember us for your Drjr Goods, Groceries, Feel
sh and Salt Meats, Farm Implements etc. Complete stock
jand live and let live prices.
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