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II. WSssglSMIli TEE Fan CQUMY HEBS anit TRYOH BtE LtkA f!ll7tlll7ll7k X I I W 1 Ilt'l-.i.'u1 ONCE WITH Don't let the dimes and dollars slin fv, 11 rni ttti 4-1 Mil1 lrnAnnfini wl. j v Office phone 99, Residence 45. CASCARAkf QUININ H ' juui nugcio wiwiuui A.XJUVY1115 wneie tnev P0 I V;41" vv.vv.v ui all your fUTlrJ0 jl xcii w iou Mctufv uci,ivc taic ui all OK w It Klntii aJ aannd.ela39 matter April 8. 11 at tb post moe at Tryon, wortn oaroiina, un cr tli act ft March 3. ists C. BU 1 Editor and Publisher - Subscription $2.00 per Year '.. ' - OBITUARIES, C4RDS OF THANKS, S tolutiotii of Respect.Church or Lodge Noticet wl... mi admission fee is charged, or for finaricia rain, jllbecbarsred reirular advertising rates of J ) five cero per une. THE' AMERICAN. PRESS ASSOCIATION. 2g5 West 89th Street. New York City, is our Bole andexcluBiveForeiamAdvertiBinir Aarent. JU BIG ARMY OF WOMEN BATTLES WITH H. C. L "Long May It Wave." TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS. In All Parts of District They. Ars Forcing tht Fight to Rtducs Costs. Budget Plan Popular. Meeting to be held at Columbus, N. C There will be a meeting of all per sons interested in the welfare and advancement of the public schools of Polk county ..at 3 o'clock p. m., on the first Monday in December. At this meeting ways and means of bettering the school conditions- of Nearly one thousand women in tht Fifth Fod-eral Jtwerrt District ar today acting as chairmen of clubs and croups of women who are plan nina; to fight to a finish the H. C. Ia All oyer the states of Virginia, North and South Carolina, Maryland and the District of Columbia, women's or ganizations are up In arms against CAN REDUCE COST PY 7 WORKING AN&?SAVING Now Imperatively Necessary If Na tion Is to be Steered From Shoals -v of Hardship.. . ' ' . ; " , , i ' ' "Perhaps at no other time in this nation's history is the -appeal 'Work and Says' so' necessary. as at present Manufacturers, financiers, "economists and many others, Including the eonser ratire labor- leaders,; reallsa that un less we wbrlC, and work hard and and; isye 'Vfftti we -art headed for a period1 of utecedented hardship. . "This is nor the mere mouthing of - X X ., X X i-nnnAX x WW AMI 1 1 II 111 "V ffrtinuiiurv v v too xmm xv Standard cold remedy for 20 years r-ia tablet form sate, sure, no Opiates breaks up a coia in z Hours relieves grip in o aayi. Moner bael: if it fails, me genuine . box WllB has a Red Mr. Hill's picture. At All Druf Stmrmt There An ' Electric ; Flat Iron In Your Home I what it goes. I I for OIF LANDRUM I Landrum. ; o OFFICERS: 5 H. B. CARLISLE, Presidents J. S. CARPENTER V p KUY Wrill LUK, Cashier. K. M tJKADY, Asst. Ca,h r23l ISIISSSSfl II Ti" f l 1 j i U i""' i f flSSBf JSBBSf , ANK "Old Reliable" I Price $ 5.50 h s. Guaranteed for . 10 Years IIWOH ElEamC SERVICt COMPANY will bft conssidered and thp adrisahilu I ilWsia.n W tyPWn&Apn defl ity of making the office of County nite programs for aaTing in houaga jlnrb or -professional pessimist.'- It Supenntendent of i Schools elective Lhold and lrrihg expenditdr In ' prac Is a fact, and is supported hy innu- j ;ii i. i i. .. . . . . i . - - t , instead x appoinuve, win De aiscuss- ucauy erery instance tne.i war-iima uiu upvu. -uvciy titiz.cu ui sioean or "Buy onlv wnat You Need folk county who is interested; in -to? J mkrpsM is no politics in this move as it is de- UP at teadquarters of the Woman's sired to forever seperate our schools from politics and get our school sys tem so that the poorest little child in the county shall have the same op portunity for securing an education as the child of the richest man in the State. All friends of education are expected; MAJORi STRONG'S Dirision of the War Loan Organiza tion at Richmond, Va. Savings programs that are popular among --these organizations include discussions of the leaflets issued by th Woman's - Division, a series of CHAS DAVENPORT giving uggestlonj or jsaving " - t . ' I taa.tri1i -arid tAnn -K-r iiuptiUlain. ing, taking care of clothing, thrift in the use of fuel and others. The divi sion, has also distributed a model budget for vregulatihc household ex penditures that has excited a - great deal of interest. 7 . "I thought at first that I could never persuade my husband to 1 try. the budget system,' one woman reported recently at hreadquarters, "but I show ed him how thoroughly business it FIELD GLASSES merable signs everywhere. Every haii? wasted and every dollar spent needlessly is like a dagger thrust at the heart of this country. - Enough of these dagger thrusts will finally reach the heart itself. 1 'S "The fact that we are extraordinar ily rich furnishes no immunity from ultimate disaster if we waste . these riches. The thing to do is for, each and every one of us to' pnll in samsj , direction; to wards-4-nation economy, witnout it we are lost. With it we can assure our national futijre." Odd Lot Review. The late much-loved, admired and respected Major Strong was as an en gineer in the war of 61-65, the pos sessor of a very fine field glass. In response to an appeal from the' navy department two or three years ago, Mrs. Strong patrioticallv took the risk of 'losing them, by doing what she felt sure her husband would have ,oek? M now hejiaa more ardent done. The glasses, were recently,-re- : budgeteer .IvetfiatJkJnsistd' of "u'wu w ucr .wiun me iouowing graceful acknowledgement in a form lor framing, if desired: Department of the Navv. "The thousands of binoculars, tele scopes, spy-glasses and navigation instruments furnished by individuals in response to its appeal for Eyes for ine iNavy nave been a vital contribu tion in the protection of our warships, transports, and supply vessels against the submarine attacks of the enemy uuimg uie vjreat war. "The Navy acknowledges with thanks and appreciation, vour co operation and this certificate is issued to Mrs. W. E. Strong, ii recognition of the sacrifice made f6r tne safety of our ships and the assurance of fi nal victory. FRANKLIN. D. ROOSEVELT, Asst. Sec'y. of the Navy." MUST A CHILD BE PALE? . : O . Paiior, 'Tired-outness" and Poor Ap petite Almost Always Remedied by Pepto-Mangan. merely putting the amounts allotted for fod in each rcolumn he insists n tabuiating the different kinds of food we ought to eat in order to be nourished properly he' as much In trested as if it were a baseball gane." ine womans uinsion Has an nounced that it will be glad to send thrift literature to ny olubs 'or indi viduals desiring it. It buiMs Up the Blood and Thus Im- proves the Appetite and Straight ens the Body. There is but one legitimate excuse for a pale,, run-down, listless child,and that is some serious disease of one or more of the vital organs, which, of course, needs the prompt attention of a competent, physician.. Unless such condition exists, the" weak, white youngster -who takes no pleasure in romping or playing can be' very ma terially helped by a course of that thoroughly dependable blood enricher and general tonic Gude's Pepto-Mangan. This standard remedy for Ane mia (Bloodlessness) lias .been contin uously prescribed , by physicians all over the world, for nearly thirty years to restore the weakened, watery blood to its normal condition, and thus im prove appetite, add color to pale lips and cheeks ' and impart strengths ;to the wndle'bbdyr Gude's Pepto-Man gan can? be had ifcjpttf liquid and teb$r the liquid, of coursed beingpreirablej for young childreji. When,, ,Jbuying In High Places By Walt Mason. I have bought a grand piano amd a sumptuous sedan, and a lot of other doodads, en the monthly pay ment plan On each thing I paid a dollar, and I'll pay a monthly bone, till I'm laid away and sleep ing underneath a sagging stone. It is true, I didn't need them, and I havaat coin to burn, but I see my neighbors , blowing every ko peek that they earn, and if they cam have pianos and ,flne motors and such stufT, I will go as far as they do though it makes the sled ding tough. Every month I'll pay a dollar en the junk I do not need, till I limp around on crutches and my whiskers ge to seed; and when I have crossed the river to the shining golden shore, I will still be Owing money to the Jinx Install ment Store. And r fear the recol lection will destroy my jssaee of of mind, when I have a harp - be fore me and . a pair of wings be hind. But my neighbors, they keep blowing every rouble, every red, and I'd, be a sort of piker if I let them get ahead ; soV I'm buying cireuc wagons, and I'm buying cost ly gems, and nay wife is wearing sables and diamond diadems, and I bought the whole caboodle on the loathly payment plan, and I'm rid ing to the peorhouse in a super ght sedan! " .'3i:V v h.;-.:;;' Ui' frit, titXQ "Hff, (Copyrisht, IMS. By spaclal ptr misalon t. the Savinr Dlvls4, Trttjts-ury Department.) ' Clastified Advertisements.' FOR SALE pR RENT: 35 acres, good house? and barn. Conveniently located near' town. Fine place to keep, boarders. . House partly fur nished. lA.ppl to "James . Leonard, Real Estate, Tryon. N. C. I FOR SALE 94 acres of land, fair buildings, $jjn5iles from Saluda and 3 miles from Melrosa. - Price $800. - H. Pace, Saluda, N. " " p7-2t ' FOR SALE Fine saddle V horse, very gentJiA'and Kasgood gaitsj" sad dle., bridle and blanket Price ,$300. Mrs. J. T. Coates; -Saltida, N. G. 2t Tremendous Food Yaste ft rYoujr wders forFldpring, Ceifing, Siding, Finish, Mouldings, Framing. We manufacture - this , and can save you money.'.. See us for lath, brick, dfcbrs and sash. - : v w? : J. T. GREEN LUMBER COMPANY. The National Association of Waste Material Dealers estimates that Amer Jcaas' ttirow away $700,000,000 worth of food each year. If ealy one eunce of food is wasted or peile'd ln each of .te 20,000,000 homes of America, the otal loss is 1,300,000 pounds , a day: ,( As much coal Is . waited ' (sja. nuaily as all' the ' mines of ihe coun try could produee lm two weeks. '' ; c Thrift and saving are nasded :ncit. only In materials "but lm labor "and money. Each added Individual effort; will tend toward the increase of pro duction and consequeat fall in price of necessities, but physical idleness is no less-an obstacle to the reduction of living costs than financial idleness. There are millions of dollars idle ia the United States through lack of proper Investment which should, be working for the common good. These sum if put to work would constitute the new capital so urgent! needed to tide over, the period of reconstruction GHOSTS OF LOST FORTUNES IN SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES) Pepto-Mangajibet f-sure thQ) name vjuucb is on me pacnage. w iwwui "Gude's' it is not Pepto-Mangan. - op no armistice with extrava- Stamps and ? 'the 1 world's4 chdicest se- twittes." Liberty Bonds. If the safety deposit boxes' of the United States could give up their dead stores of fake securities enough wasted money would be disclosed , to 3tagger the Imagination. If a-man' expects his financial barrel to fill up he must stop the leaks la It. , Untold numbersr of fake scheme promoters and regiments of invest ment - sharks, ' because .of this popu lar ignorance, are pointing out "short roads" to big fortunes to those whose Libeity Bonds and War i Savings Stamps they- hope to secure , in ex change for beautifully embossed but absolutely worthless stock certifi er ter. These fakers know the value of government securities. 3.ay are anxious to get them, for they fig ure that they will soon bY selling at par and abeve. But their victims de not knew these facts, ad, so they trade the best securities In the world for some wild-cat proposition that promises a high 'rate of Interest, but rarely ' pays. ' -' ,: -; " "'lm the year, since the armistice was igne4 the Treasury Department has retired nearly a billion -dollars, wertli MKiDK institution. no mrrals are zxxw clot Wtvte cuts their usemvshal2D our money's worth aad putyeo savings late; War Caviars , Ctasw "5 FOR SALE 2 steers, weight about 900 pounds each; 1 wagon, all for $200. . One horse, sorrel, work any where, age 9 v years. Hannon Pace, Saludai N. C. . . fr 27-2t WANTED-100 men at - Chimney Rock at once. Apply to Chimney Rock Company v 27-2t HASSLER SHOCK ABSORBERS Foir Your Ford s Will prolong its life and add to your comfort We have a complete line of Ford parts and accessories, and know how to install them. Goodrich Tires and TubTs "The Best in the Long Run" A S OIL r M E E AI R Ballengeripbris Motor Co. FORD -SERVICE STATION fyiSn" ' North Carolina NOTICE XD.;V. Tallant enters 10 acres of land in Columbus township Polk coun ty, N. C. on waters of North Pacolet river joining lands, of D. V. Tallant, L. L. Tallant anct others, beginning Inear that .hfaad waters of .branch -that empties into Horse creek waters of Pacolet river. , Enterld October 28th, 1919. F. M. BURGESS Entry Taker. GEO. A. GASH JUSTICE OF THE PEACE -And-NOTARY PUBLIC. Collections a specialty. Deeds rfl ffnsj rin nm n m v v a -m a mm Contracts written at reasonable prices. TRYON, N. C. ; -WBsmssm - MS1'1? . - v w.;.v.;.v.y.v.vX-W v ' C V mm i I W Ml X I mi & mm- ''- : 1 it" I r Wwk i s .... m a muw. ...-" r v is m m . ! ; l rvbh; IN. . We are on YOUR of the HI L t Glomes 1 SOME men are paying high pri ces for their clothes. Others stick to theirvpld prices and don't get the right quality. The clothes we carry get men out of both difficulties. They are good clothes. You can wear our clothes, confident that you have not lowered your lott ing standards. The prices are medium you pay enough but not too much, to se cure correct sr.vle and deoendable service. We are" on your side with all-wool-fabrics and careful tailoring We are on your side with the maker's guarantee that says a new suit or your money back 11 not satisfied. We are on your side with Style-plus,- America's known-pncea clothes. The sleeve ticket tells the price. The maker attaches it. Styleplus Clothes $30-$35-$40-$45 NECKWEAR UNDERWEAR HOSIERY HATS CAPS SHIRTS TKAIi mm For S Evening s
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