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I have purchased, the. inter
est of my father iri .thfe;;. firhi ,;of
il. race Son -rand1 solicit-the.
continuance of your, patronage
I will endeavor to' sellriyou ,:good
goods at reasonable ' -prices -and
give you the best of, ' service,
will appreciate your trdeJ-:
I
Respectfully
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?ID and
DM
Many, a quarrel would be averted
arid a few friendships ? which -have
been irreparably shattered would re
main unbroken, if everybody paid
their bills with pen and ink, ' V
A cancelled check is conclusive
evidence of payment and- it imme
diately settles any question regarding
the amount "remitted. "
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Ofueini
ChecEdDDg AccoiuHriii!:
auuDDs ItoainiEs,
and pay your bills in what is not on
ly the easiest and most convenient -way,
but also the safest way of do
ing business. ; '
Small Accounts . As Well As
Large Ones Gjven Careful At
tention. 1
BAM Si
OF
B. CANNON,
resident
SALUDA, N. C,
DONALD M.FRASER
Vice President,
PRESTON H. BAILEY
Cashier
THE TRYON NEWS, TRYON, N.C.
Saluda's Schools.:
Saluda's Oldest Man passes.
y - v ' - - - ' Friday, Sent. 3. 1920
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When Ransom W: TlW HiWi
last Saturday., momirigp Saluda
lost a venerable and generated
citizen. . He was nearilg his 85
birthday. He had'beeil in .fail
ing health for some tme, and
had been almost an invalid ; for a
year. : However he hadljiot been
confined to his bed Imke. than
two weeks and the anitaiin
of his death came . as . ari surprise
to: many of his friends! Th
funeral was held in ' th Baptist
church Sunday afternooj by his
pastor, : Mason, and hisl former
pastor Justice Hishorif
to rest at .Mountain ' Pae.: . The
Saluda's Seminarv
tion which Saluda is justly proud.
This, school was "established : by
the , ConGTPcrntmTial V,l. :
1889- Since that time it has done
such good work that ; Saluda did
not untill recently - realize - the
need of a public school, t This ex
plains the fact that -Snlnrla w
110 public school building. . Until
last year the trustees for'the pub
lic i school funds had arranged
with the authorities of thf
finary to take the children nf .
uaa into the seminarv. On lf
f year the seminarv had
I mf -w VIUiUUVU
below the fifth
1 ocal funds were used in estab- Pall bearers were P. H-1 Bailey,
I licni 4-1 XT i j . i tt n r . m - -'
"f-wltJ nrs time a sepa- ri- ? vi. ranner, M; E;iSheller.
rate puoiic school. Last spring' R r . Robertson, : P. ft Ward,
bonds were voted - for and f! T, Will m. - tA
graded school building. The site devoted man, devoted ttfthis f am-
w.uccu;.seiecrea,N.ana. as soon uy, to nis community, aijd to his
as the
. ,T "VVVWWUIJ
actions are compk
mg will be begun. ; v on which4 the church no stands.;
aiuaa bemmary opens Sept. He is servived by. his yife and
29, 1920s- under most favorable the following ; children ikewton
wiiuiuuus. j. ne mgn stanaard of ace OI J acKsonville, J? M , Mes-
the last three years has - resulted and William H.. Pace. H leaves
v t)i uuuuii I . c' viiiAuvii j.
wco cwiu' universities with
out r.ondit.mna Tt
. -l.Vf . i ICUCIJUIV , . '
M. rlOlllSter Who SIIP.pppHc A S mnm VmnrrolTTT ,ri ,T
. ..v uuvwcuo ; i iuit v wui uuugaiu w e v c) y tiling
Stevens in conduct -of - the Semi- modern and up-to-date, only three
the -work-which- the growing site and. alitor $1500.00.1 Apply
xv,icijxi. xiuiiistens w tivaxxi c xjanu .vxnipany.
also;. experienced in school and Cv c.: ' ' . ' .
communitvaffairs' and will tati. -Service man recieves apntmenfc
, , w - rr -w AAK I " I
assistant, ' it is welcome npws Mills Nabers one," of. oiSr bovs
that they are enthusiasts and pro- wno was gassed in Fraijfce has
moters of healthy community Just received a scholarship to the
gtvyH-c Hn Wnwr V. 4-t Opororto TppVi
wwa w, vatciv IiaUU Lliere axel o-" vvuiVai, , ovuwji i ima
heard expressions of regret be
cause Prof. Stevens, wife and
Mrs. Loveland, are leaving us
There is no better way to show
our appreciation of their work
than -to earnestly support Mr
iloiiister and wife.
Better Baby Camp.
fall,
1
.it.'.
FooLprints of Ppdoresft
eood njhstitute?,for:
tainod .front -c-tjiia'n fnn;, Ich are
dried and ground, mixed .withe rement
and- consolidated by-preside. . -s In
Norway a process, has been Patented
to enable carbide 4o be Used tor driv
ing motors. In Denmark a liomDanv
has been floated to -make bljquettes
from heather. , Tliese i have ,'8 hleher
heat value than, pea h,v EmfHrnents
are beiBg m. le to'use cMalk riarl. es
pecially that which comes f &m the
" mm mt
oil Happen To Be Passing
that (.r)linState Bank with money in your pocket
and r,r7 eao y be saved we invite you to come in
, on a Savings Account. ; J", ;. ;
THE CAROLINA STATE RAN It i
nnerVic P H. Lane Cashelr-
res Louisa La no aat. Cahir
When Spartanburcr neoDle uur-
cnase the Monk property at Sal
uda and present it to the Babv rlZiz 'L " w,c?l - f!l
tt ... , . . . , " ""'"urg miues..as a iermizeri
wuopiwu, wiiiuxi nicy win uo, tney
will be buildmer for -the future an
institution that will ; have a far
reaching influence in .the,enlight-
enea combat against the ' appall
ing mortality v among infants.?
That fight is on and is well under.
way, but? there will be greater
interest -and appreciation ; of its
importance in :the, years to come
Spartanburg, is pioneering in this
and if it developsthe ideas that
crowaupon :tnose interested in
this little ' institution the time
will come when the community
V -m
will -be, caUed bJessed for the con
tnbution;it has madeV-
The Better Baby" Camp .has re
ceived and treated, thus: far, this
seaton 44 babies.
It has caredfor and instructed
35 mothers. . 1
Of these 44-.babies.: 28 have -aU
ready been discharged cured.
Our physicians -have . paid' 280
visits to M the . hospital and have
stood for hours over very ill ba
bies - " . '
Grateful mothers and. fathers.
usually. people toff, very-" limited
means, have- voluntarilv contri
buted. $335 upon leaving the hos
pital.:,;
: The -ladies - of - Union. S; C
j
without solicitation,-have contrib
uted to the hospital $100. :..
Bell view Baptist Church, npar
Woodrutf , without - solicitation.
has sent, in a . ; contribution of
$23.82.r:. ; v
Our monthly salary account was
$435 for June,: and will be $325, 09
tor July, and $320 lor August
Ouri current expenses - Jn ad
dition : to - salary account are $547
per monthr .
vt ; i t .
iNecessarymaaitions-t o.our
equipment-have; added tto our ex
."'" 1' l sh r r .
penses aDput iuu per month. -
W. H. KCPeneleton. u
August 25.1920., r President;
Greaorjan. Calendar.
The Gregorian, or reformpA
called ,"new.. style" was promulgated
on . aiarcn , 1. 10iS2L and adnntd hv :
most; of the Roman.. Catholic couotries ;
or Kurone oerore the end. of thah cmu
tury. (. It was adopted .by.Great.Britntn
In Seotember. ' 1751. t At ' that m a th
United ? States 4 were British posses-J
sions, ana. tne,new . calendar t was -as'
Some fine Apple. Orchards.
We have some , unusual bar
gains m apple orchards and or
chard lands. Apply to the Pick
ard Land Company, Saluda office.
; Home Talent Play.
The play a ' 'poor married man'
held in Library Hall. Ana- 9(Hh
was a decided success. The play J
was given under the auspices of
the ladies aid of the Baptist
church, and was under the leader
ship of Mrs. Ethel Loveland- and
every actor seemed to have prof
ited by much training-.- Horace
Nabers showed exceptional
ability in the protrayal , of the
character of Prof. Wie, - the
"poor, married . man". His first
wife was a charming gifl in . the
personage of Miss MinmV r!nii.
ipher, ,who not only captured the
heart of Billy Black, a college
IT Vll.
A dormitorv motifr-i
played by Mrs. Loveland caused
a separation between the "the
poor married man" and his first
wife. ' Happily Prof. Wise found
a charming wife in one of the
college girls, this wife's part was
aptly interpted in the personage
of Miss Bessie Sonner. Messrs
Frank and Estes acted well the
parts husband; father and grand
father. Jubiar Jacksnn ta nU
viiv. vrxA
darkey ; who was played by Lois
l"JomansExcbi
OPEN. DAILY, V
9:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m.
5:30 to 6:30 p. nt.- ..
Lois Pace, and Lila Mae ' Guice
played a duet, Mrs. Keller gave .
a solo. Miss Mumford crave som
of her dialect songs, and Donald
Sanders rendered-a solo.
To Copy Mountain Architectnre.
W. M.;.Pickard.president..of
the Pickard Land Company; has -
been requested by a memberof
the Sebring Real Estate Company -Sabring
Florida, one of the . larg- r'
est companies in that state to'.. ;
furnish them with the best speci
mens of mountain ' architecture
that can be secured any where
in the Blue Mountain Ridge.
; For variety this company, al- -ways
going out . after, the .best,-
has decided to introduce distinct-
ively mountain n architecture : on
the boulevard :- extending r f or : ;
twelve miles around Lake Jackson ,
oeurmg ionaa,.,wnere . tney , ex- r
pwi u . spena large sums oi
money in the errection of the larg-,
est up-to-date winter .homes.
These homes will be rustic , and .;
striking in appearance and a pro-.
iiuunteu new uepanure in nome
building in Florida."
No Fear of Phosphate Famine.
" Reserves; of phosphate on the:. Island
. - - j xjvid wi iwuinu raciuc are, Deiieyea
axu causea a great deal Of mer- 10 De snfflent to meet the demands
rimonf T) V, i J xi . . I of the world for Sftfl vmm a nwi.u.
..c.v vouiscu a great deal Ot mer- w ue sumoeDI lo meec tne demands
riment. Besides the plav thfrp of toe worId for 200 Anything -
- o" '"uoiv,, -ivusses
t --'
$ i& ot063 nwgoing for $4.50
'qSS Whe fhoes now. going for :. 3-60
d.OO White Shoes Trnwimmir fm-..-, o-Tn
$ 0es now. going' for;' 1.80o
l.Ou - White Shoes now 1 going, for .gQ i
Thompson &;Pace
General Merchants
' ' Saluda. ;N. C.t
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Build yofir County, as well as home by keep
ing yourlmoney in the County.. We have
the largest and most , complete . : stock; of
ByildingJMaterials in. the county, ? , and can
furnish: all; for your home from ground ;to
roof:t "Ve. carry the best grade pf f materials
and canerve promptly. We have just re
ceivedraiiiar of Cedar Shingles. Good line
of Ropfi Flooring
Windows:. Give us a trial and save monev
it.
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