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Cooiotidated Nov. 1915
I Published every Friday at
TRYON. NORTK "CAROLINA
Office" phone 99. Residence 45.
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Sstsrsd as second-class matter April 23, 191
At t)M post office at Tryon. North Carolina, un
ACT act of March 3. 1879
C. BUSH, Editor and Publisher
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wktre an admission fee is charged, or for financia
gain, will be charged rearular advertising rates of
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THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION.
IX West 9th Street. New Tork City, is our sole
And exclusive Foreign Advertising Agent.
"Long May It Wave."
THE MANLY MAN.
Probably there is nothing the world
admires more than a manly man,- un
it will, soon be time fo get bus
your.earden. n .- 0,. ll
Mr. vA". N. Kunkel closed liistore
last Tuesday to make some changes
in the interior.
Dr. Pratt failed to shine, so did thp
lights, 'last Sunday night.. The weath
er was inclement. V
Miss Burrena Fowler visited rela
tives in Flat Rock last Sunday, re
turning Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Arledge visited her sis
tf, Mrs. Albert Moor, at Melrose, last
week-end.
Mrs. John Rhodes has been nursing
a swollen jaw from some recent den
tal work.
J. B Livingston, of Tryon, census
enumerator, was in Lynn this week
counting noses. " "
Miss Kate Panther spent from
Saturday until Monday with friends
at Inman.
Mr. D. H. Swann run up to East
Flat Rock last Sunday, to see his
daughter, Mrs. D A. Goodman, who
is very sick. . .,
When the . weather is good and the
roads good, the jitney is blowing at
your door; but when weather is bad
and the roads are bad, the jitney
blows for you no more.
Mr. County Commissioners, the
iron or steel bridge at Lynn needs a
coat of paint. A stitch in time, etc.
Archie Howard will , move his f am
ily to Spindale, N. C, in a iew days.
Mr. Ed McAbee run over to Spin
dale last Sunday, returning Monday,
on a prospecting trip. Will move his
family soon. Ed is one of the best
and most efficient help the Tryon Hos
iery Co. have in their employ, but an
other case of poor accommodations.
Watch the exodus. We are knock-
nig, but giving facts.
You may fool some of the people
a part of the time, but you can't fool
Pneumonia
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cvui ... a nci v--
h purs
XX hour
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cvsgaraKpquinin
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Standard cold remedy for 20 years
tablet form sate, tare, no
iates breaks up a cold in 24
-relieves grip in y days.
!V back "if it fails. The
line box has a Red
with Mr.' Hill's
picture. - -
At All Drug Star
IF
E UNO. TO SELL
List it with' me, I
can sell it for you.
W. A. Todd. Real Estate Landrum,S: C
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the hi kdred dollars and ninety eenta
on tnewpou. iwjm
shall bt held, in the Town flau in
Town. if Saluda, which A hereby .des-
ignatM 8. thu Polling, Place of. fald
e!&tioi0 fewl thVaid election, tfteU
wir-iAiitriW.lflwa. rule? nd
regular ?na as .eiecuun iv Amuww
v, tiwil - Aaaemblv sr nsld.
That Mfitcalf is hereby appoint-
art
said
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of the General
A . T&xrifttrar of RAid election, ana
H. P. (grwith and R. M." HaU
YioroKv dnnointed as Judees of
awx wr acr--"- ,
election '
Tt i father ordered that at said
electiontthose favoring th issuance
of bond$,and th levying of a Pal
tax! shaH vote a ballot on which shall
be printed the words For School
nnnsp. Bnds". and those who are op-
possed thereto snail, voce a , Dauot wn
which sliftll be printed the ; words
"Again&i Schoolhouse Bonds". Ana
it is f uUr ordered that & copy ei
this ord which shall constitute a
Notice osaid Election shall be posted
at the Cr4urthouse door of Polk coun
ty, at Cgumbus, N. C, for thirty
days preceding said election that a
copy of fjiis order, which shall con
stitute aotice of said Election, shall
be pubttsge'd in the Polk County News,
a newspji jer published at Tryon, N. C.
in said Prllk. County for four succesive
weeks preceding said election. Done
at a regular meeting of the Board of
Commissioners of Polk County. North
Carolinafcn the 5th day of January
1920, at sJrhich meeting there were
present . paries Davenport. Chair
man, ancriueorge a. rainier ana u.
Li. Thonjson, Commissioners.
CHAS. DAVENPORT
Chainnrn
Commeissioner ' ' -
; , GEO. A. PAINTER
. V'i G. L. THOMPSON
IfOTICE.
A Ceunty Convention of the Re
pubicans of Polk County is .. hereby
calleii to meet at the' Court House v in
(lumus, N. C, on Saturday the
Slat diof January 1920 ! at 2 o'clock
p. m. for the purpose of electing dele
gates to the Congressional conven
tion to be held in Asheyille, N. C, on
Saturday the 7th day of February
1920. The various Township Chair
mans are requested to call and hold
their township conventions on 'Satur
day the 24th day of January 1920,
and elect delegates to said' County
Conventions. J
January 7th, 1920.
W. C. ROBERTSON,
Chairman Co Ex. Com.
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Am new booking orders for February
pigs to be shipped at 8 weeks old. All
pure bred, and nothing but the very best
shipped at any price. We guarantee all
stock shipped to be as represented or
money back. For prices, write,
LYNN WALDROP
Route 1
Mill Spring, N. C.
less it be a' womanly woman, and it all the people all the time.
is to do what little we can to keep The help at the Hosiery Mill have
species from becoming extinct that been expecting a change for a long One lot in Tryon township listed nV
we mention it every once in a while, time, for the better, but it's tne same the name of L'. V. Randall for the year
Threre millions of manly men yet, old drag along. The help claims the 19lcres 0f land in White Oak toW;
thank the good Lord, but there are overhead management is not inter- i($ted in the name of Frank Mills
also an awful lot of men who are, ested in ,them etidugh.CTb4 president for till year 1918. i
in I nf flip romnnTiv don't, visit thp mill 15 aires of land in Columbus town-
anything but manly. We have
Grayson
mind more especially the youths who only a 'few times during a1 year, the jf "fm tnename 01
are just verging upon manhood, , and I sales, manager never at -alh v They 25 "acres of land in Saluda town
they ought to . give thought and heed say the Tryon omce - had just as well ship 'listed in the name of J. G. Rollins J
to this subject often, as it is most im- be" in" New York, ' as ' far as coorpora- for the -year 1918. j
portant to them. v tion is concerned. We believe the ?0 acres of land in Saluda town
tv, ;wnf .j . v. ..si:.- ship listed m the name of D. M. Rol-
nc wugui ua uiai, iucic is an i siiies uicuiiiKciiuiu ciiu uiu ue laimuaj. i ijo for thp VP at 191 K t ,v
alarmingly large percentage of young
men in the United States who are de-
ficient-'-dencient both physically 'and
intellectually. Also that there is al
together too large a percentage of il
litracy and ignorance.' There is no
excuse whatever in this country for
either.' ' . . ; : i :
No yoimg man who puts in most of
his time1 loanng around a pool hall,
with a cigarette stuck in his face, his
hat on the back of his head, form-
fitting clothes with trousers rolled up
over purple socks and beer-colored
shoes, and a look on his flabby face
clearly indicating that what he don't
know isnot knowable, is ever going
to amount to very much unless some
body or some circumstance - hands
with all details of the manufacturing
of the goods they offer for sale from
start to finish. -
We suppose that soon the church
will get a few boards nailed . on as
some lumber was deliverd last wek.
Who is to blame that this much need
ed house of worship cannot be rushed
to completion? Who started it?
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Convalescents
Build Up On
Pep to-M angan
INCREASES THE SUPPLY
RICH' RED BLOOD RE.
him a swift kick that will give him STORES STRENGTH AND Notice! is hereby given that the iin-
a faint realization of how mussy a VTfinR - aersignea Dy virtue or the powers
microbe he really is. - v VI 5? ;xccutt4
t, . . .. . . to him on the 25th day of January,
Parents are doing their sons great PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND IT 1918, by Miles Holbert and wife Nan
lnjmstice to allow any such stuff, and cy Holbert will sell at public auction
they ought to know better. As the for cash at the court house door in
twie is bent so will thp trPP crrow itt. -WAfflus "liuuiS'S" Columbus. Polk County, North Caro
twig is Dent so will the tree grow. I THE GUIDE TO GENUINE Una; on '
ouui young. men leer z passing PEPTO-MANOAK MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2nd, 1920
girls and make remarks to each other between the hours of 12 o'clock .-.-M
which no doubt they, consider smart, - ' and 2 o'lock P. M., the following real
but whiW in fnrt Q Aiotna A serious illness such as Influenza estate, to wit: A tract of land in
their alleged manhood. From such 111 HoS
young men are recruited the auto leaves the body with low vitahty, lack beginning on a post oak at J. P
bandits and other criminals, of which 01 ST;renth and lmprovjshed blood. Horn's corner in said WilliamsMine;
tne daily dispatcnes are tilled. Be laiiKau oiu cunvaies- uicuvo mmwiuB uuc hvuui o yvivu
cents to a quick recoverv. for itw tt rcu -"icucc nurta a-ent
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60 acres of land in! Columbus town?
ship listed in the name of W. Air
Newman ;f or .the .' year 1918. - :
15 acres of . land in White Oak town-:
ship listed in the' name of - A Ji
Splawn for the year 1918.-- .-. --'2'. "Jir
Oner lot in the Town of Tryon, Tryf;
on townsnip, iess zz ieet on oack,
listed in the name of J. H. Metcalf,
for the year 1918.
15 acres of land! in Coopers Gap
township, hsted in the name of J. R.
Blanton,:for the year 1918.
Notice is hereby sriven that an-
plication will be made to the sheriff
of Polk County, N. C, by the under
signed, for deeds to said property afi
ter theiBth day of May. 1920. This
January? 15th. 1920.
J., P. CARPENTER; Purchaser.
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OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF LAND
f tbut queai ioMif Hunt's Sal
fails In the tif jstment of Eczema.
Tetter, RiniJrortn, -Itch, etc.
Don't Wcoo discouraged be
cause other fteatgients failed.
Hunt's Salvuias relieved hun
dreds of euclycMca. You can't
lose on ourciAfonay Mmrk
Gornrjry it at our risk
TODAY. P( 75c at
MISSILRINE'S PHARMACY
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We Havle the Right Prices
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Kindlbf Materials
o do your ;Jbuildinr. Full stock
Doors; Windows, Siding, flooring
.einnp:, Giangies, LiOtns, interior
Finish anrffllouldinfr. Rough and
Dressd Lumber-- Carry complete
HKAI ON LUMBER CO.
sMluda. n a -
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JOYNKR KELLEY
Pliimbing
SH)verage
Heating
Phone 8 Trypii; N. C.
41
MackP. Spears
Classified Advertisements.
FOR SALE OR RENT: 35 acres.
good house end barn. Conveniently
ocated near town. Fine place to
Keep boarders. 'House partly fur
nished. Apply to James ! Leonard.
Real Estate, Tryon. N. C.
WANTED Cow neas. ! if vnn
have any, to 'sell, we want to buy
them. HOMES' SEED STORE,
Spartanburg. S. C. 162 E. Main St.
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NEWS ads ret results!
GEO. A. GASH
JUSTICE OF THE PEArt
NOTARY PUBLIC.
, Collections a specialty. Deed
and Mortgages prepared a5
Contracts written at reasonabl
prices.
tryon; n. c.
iTryon Lodge No. llg
Knights of Pythias
i Castle Hall in Missadbe Bidding
n Meets Thursday Evening at 8-3&
! VISITORS WELCOME
W. F. LITTLE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Tryon, N. C.
Columl
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Attoiey at Law
N. C.
cause of Such VOUnc men Kimdrprla nf
young girls are brought to a' hell on creates a generus supply of rich-, red
earth which words cannot paint. Dlod and restores the body to . its
They fill the penitentiaries." and send n0a1' healthv condition.
their fathers and mothers to early ltiats why physicians recommend
graves. Pepto-Mangan, for they know that it
Every town in the country should imParts to the the material so
save some kind 'of a community ser- Sorely needed by weak, run-down sys
vice whose duty it is to- look after te8;
just such young men and to x bring ale' n, easily-exhausted
them into a better life to make man- men and women find that Pepto-Man-
ly men of them, instead of the nonen- gan builds them UP wonderfully. A
titles and conceited nincompoops de- neT PP of red Wood is created,
spised by everybody with a grain of which in tum Mparts the glow of
'tommon sense. health to the cheeks, increases the ap-
The voun? man who h r petite, the eyes sparkle, the entire
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east 78 1-2 poles to stone in said Wil
liams' line; thence with said Williams'
Una west 92 1-2 poles to the begin
ning, containing 44 acres, more or
less.
; The above sale will be made for
cash to satisfy the mortgage men
tioned above, Hhere having been a
forfeiture of same. Deed in feo will
be executed to purchaser.
Thii January 1st, 1920.
L. P. STEADMAN,
, Mortg: gee.
36-40. '
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NOTICE OF , ELECTION-
thoughts, who seeks education
knowledge, who acts and lives
and
system takes a new lease on life.
Whereas the Board of Education of
Polk county has petitioned for an
Peptol-Mangan is obtained in liquid election to be held in Saluda S?hool
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looks clean, and who has an ambition Pr tablet form, whichever proves mostly1" tw- XL lu?a. ownsnip,
to make something of himself, is the
young man we all love and respect,
and upon him rests the future great
ness or degeneracy of this country.!
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SANDY PLAINS.
Mr.
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Ed. Walker has con a
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Raleigh on a business trip.
Miss1 Velma Walker and mother
were the happy guests of Mrs. Jessie
Barnett, Sunday afternoon. -
Mr. Dexter. Rodgers and Samuel
Greenway ; were visitors at Mr. Zeb
Rodgers' Sunday.; ' v
We are having some bad weather
this week( a big snow fell last night,
but am glad to say js melting fast.
Mr. anjl Mrs. Arthur Green, were
visitors ai Mr." Sid Feagans' Sunday.
Mr. Arlhnr-Willard' gave a cotton
picking Wednesday .flight. Everyone
. enjoyed it that was present.
C0venient Both forms possess iden- lictrd
There. is but one genuine Pepto- district are in favor of issuing bonds
Mangan and that is Uude's." Ask "V,, c Kpose oi Duiiarmg a new
your druggist for -Gude's and look SfS ST11 in and for said
for the name GudeV on the package; SiV SftS
ii it is noi tnere, w is not repto-Man- c lw or 115, as amended by the
liaws oi therefore, it it
uxvuxjKHiu oy ihe Board of Commis
election bt held in Saluda School Dis
trict No. 17 on the lOth day of Feb.
1920, toasertam: whether the voters
of said Saluda School District No. 17
are in favor of issuing bonds in the
sum' of: Twentv ThosanH rtiii.
gan.
Advertisement.
NOTICE DELIQUENT TAX
PAYERS
Notice is herebv
xies. named below, and .to all other
C0fdJa? U20;000.).for the purpose of build
-o-e--" mC uauersiirnea. nnor in cmW :j .i i A . .
purchased at a sale of nronertv of Hp. Vj il . . Duu "iooi, aistnct,
linquent tax pavlrs! I1
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Uectric
at Iron
In T our Home
Pri&
$5.50
Guarateed for
1H Year
IRYOH CipRIC SERVICE
CllPANY
Pdk'XJountv:. n-awfV. suiiaDie equipment. The
May, 1919.' and TistpH "n S !ai,Q for twenty years
as follows: - Bnau;Dear interest at a rate not
to exceed .6 perxentunit per
. t " yiCO "i iana m uoiumhus town- bottom i.irr -rvr,
ship, listed in thA T,nmo xo a f "'"urofcuu "y. M-'iM nm-
Newell,forthe year-1918-"-Jv maJ Hvied
NOTICE DELINQUENT TAX
I0LYERS
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iwuc, 19 wre;j7 girtn to the par-
wes namea Deio and to all other
persons who maJ . be - concerned aa
mortgagees, thgt the undersigned
purchased at aalS of property of de-
n?iT7r ini Columbus,
Zolk oy on thtsBth day of
May, 1919, land i!sted and decribed
ai follows: .
i 2 iS"? lot inln Town of Tryon,
ess 20 feet on bk of each lot, listej
cawoiT win t rntd sto th hVrf
l. C.. brS; unde
signed 'for dted t f mIH Ttmhr .j
ter the 6th day Mav. lfito; Ths.
WE SOLICIT
Your orders for Flooring, Ceiling
Siding, Finish, Mouldings, Framing
We manufacture this and can sav
you money. See us for lath, brick
doors and sash.
L T. GREEN LUMBER COMPANY.
NEWS ADS. GET RESULT
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Sixteen Years' Experience.
For sixteen years, a corps of metallurgists; have
been studying and constantly perfecting the steel that
goes into every part of the Ford car and the Ford
OneTon Truck. Each seperate part has been
- studied td learn the type of steel best fitted for it.
Parts receiving constant surface wear are made of
hard, flint-like medal; parls subjected to great vibra
tion or resilience are made of softer, springy steel.
Every part ismade according to its use that is,
' every Genuine Ford part is.
But there are also counterfeit ."Ford" parts.
They are sold as side-lines by mail-order houses
down-town stores, and many garages. The unsus
pecting customer accepts them because they are
called "Ford" parts. '
To make sure of getting the. genuine Ford-made
parts, come to authorized Ford head-quarters. ' ..
Tourinsr $525 Chassis
Runabout $500 Truck
Couplet $650 Sedan
Frcirht on any above $38.36
Gov. tax on each
$475
$550
775
Ballenoer
-Morris Motor Car Company
Tryon, North Carolina
Fancy Groceries
We . wish to call your attention to a few
our Fancy Groceries. -
Best Prunes per lb.-... ..... . , 30 and .35
Best California Peaches per lb ... . 35
The -Famous Brand of W. H. Coffee, '
Hunts Brand canned fruit, Pears, Peaches, Apricots
Green gage Plum, and the most complete line of
preserves and jellies we have ever carried.
WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR
GRAHAM FLOUR
SWANDOWN CAKE FLOUR
WICHITA FLOUR
PILLSBURY FLOUR
We make a specialty of any of these items
in quanities, you will be suprised 'at the sav
ins there is buying canned goods by the
.dozen. . " .
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