THE TRYON NEWS, TRYON, IT. O.
HH2ZzOet. 29
POLK COUNTY NEWS
V fc. DUSH, Publisher v
i What TiII My Crest Crend Sen
Published every Friday at : I am not aprons nor.-tne son oi this aftir noon and pop came up
Tryon, North Carolina a profit Neither am I an .artist saying, Well Benny, wats .now?
Office Phone, 99; Residence, 45 ! nor the son of an artist Nor am and I sed, Its Noras day; off and
Entered as second-class matte April 28 I a preacher; but the son of C a ma's making v suppir and ; she
1915 at the post office at Tryon, North Dtist preacher who wore him- berned the stewed tomatoes be-
self out preaching the gospel An cause I smelt them' on my way
Appalachians mountains of East out. ;
Tenn. and Western Carolina But 0 well axsidents will happen in
"HOW WELL YOU
Be : Littld Dennis's Kate Book.
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I was setting onthe'frunt steps
Carolina under act of March 3, 1879.
Foreiarn Advertising ReP""1"? M
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
sudscription $2.00 PER YEAR I want to paint a picture of what the best regulated families, lets
TaTait criR town TO GROW 1 see for our great-grandchildren jest eat the tomatoes and pretend
VwMll run iufii w . i j.a ;M4. . 4.v i . ... ,v?i i
wnu ism w Acciuicicat in -wic nye aont notice enytmng unusual
criticism Made That Too Many small farm and remain on it of course, about them, sed pop. Cant I pre-
tl A .CIaui in M3K. i .i J : - J 1 J I . - ' . . . i
wommuniMc. tne Dlg ena oi every roaa ieaus tend 1 dont notice enytmng un-
ing improvemen away from the farm, and the usual about them without eating
it has been figured up that there are nearer you approach the city them? I sed, and pop sed, Ser-
SS 11 the tenty not, be a spoart
of 500 oi . less, says the Thrift maga- road, consequently every one's And wen ma called us for sup
sine, it is these small towns that the back is toward thes farm and rir she crave me and nop toma-
rurai people are inUmateiy associated their face toward Tithe city-As toes in 2 sawsers without taking
buy 'the things K in T scon as the boy is large enough eny her self and without giving
these are a part of the rural commu- to do his Daddy , any good on the my sister Gladdis eny on account
nity. some of these small towns win fam; he hikes for the city and of stewed tomatoes being one of
ZZ JmJ5. K takes aposition in some kind of the things
it is no disgrace to live in a small employment The girl as soon as pop ate a spoonful of his and
town, but he rule is that these people she completes the 7th grade .and made his face look as if he
LtrrartTi teaches abouttwoyears and then thawt he was going' to heayen
put in sidewalks, a water system or a nnas a piace m me eny any or some place, saying, mother,
sewer system to safeguard the heaitu where, from a waiters Place m a thesa tnmatnAs aw narfeoklv
cafe, to the position of tytfe delicious. '
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writer m a cx.k iaw omce, anu uc- yvat, do you mean it? sed ma,
cassionally one gets higher up- and pop sed, 0, no reason, of
After awhile there will be fewer course. And I ate a spoonful of
" of the people, or before- taking any
, step to improve the social and living
. conditions of the children.
Proper T9wn Planning. r
KlcknIft fnnm rlann1nr tnkp Into
consideration the direction of streets places than there are applipants mine saying G, ma, these stewed
and orientation of houses from a san- Then there will be a scuffle tomatoes are grate, I've ate stew
SnTtrrven for the place-the many will ed tomatoes before, but not like
and south and east and west, but in a find no place and will return to this. Being .glad I never had
paper to the Royal Astronomical so- the country home to find the old and ma took a spoonful oil her
folks dd and the old home place plate and tasted them, and pop
east and southwest and northwest and in the hands of thrifty people sed Wat are. you making sutch a
southeast Houses correspondingly who have come in and trans- face about mother7
SrrHtV" formed the country, and these Did Tmake a. 'face, said ma,
eriy walls for more than one-half of same great-grand children of and pop sed, , you made onef
the time. Also houses shall be so ours who became infatuated by the werst faces Ive seen this
nlflrpd nnrt of such heisrht as to shade ' i i i a . ,
ithera as uttu as possible. ,vi 8 i, , , yeer, wy aont you nmsn your
me wm nnu luemseives newer ox tomatoes, mother 7
stone and carryers of mortar for Willyum Pots, you know these
the man who will not know tomatoes
When Ycur Blood v. Is Rich and. Red
People Notice Ycur Good Health
PEPTO MAHGAN BUILDS HEALTH
Paleface, Dull Eyes, Drooping Shoud-
ers. Result From Clogged-Ezood
If your blood is in bad shape it
shows up in your looks and VfeeU
ing. Wien your blood is rich
with red corpuscles your color is
better your lips are red, eyes
wide open and bright; your good
feeling shows in your actions. 7
Common sense .will tell you
that if weak, thin blood makes
you look lifeless, it lowers your
vitality. If your vitality is low
you have little : power to resist
disease germs. Men, women and
children with rich, red blood are
able to fight off the germs which
bring severe 'illness, v
When you feel run down-and
weak, with no appetite and no
ambition, take Pepto-Mangafh for
a while.. It is a great blood
building tonic. You should be
gin to feel better in a few days.
Pepto-Mangan is put up in both
liquid and tablet V form. Take
either kind you prefer, because
they have; the- same medical
value.. But be sure you, get the
genuine Pepto-Mangan ?Gudes"
The full name, ','Gudes Pepto-
Mangan" should .be on the pack
age. Advertisement , ,
All styles and lasts of fall
shoes; now on display at
our store. We feature the
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Theater and Church.
The problem of how to supply -the
community with both a church and
theater on money sufficient for only
are bernt. vou must
" Joseph." There are thousands think Im awfily dents, said ma.
one bunding has been solved in a i iand owners m the south who Wich pa picked up his' sawser
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smau western town Dy - buiiamg one nave aDanaonea tneir Droaa acres an(j smell it , savino Well
ZSrSTTS!? 1?",: " r f land and gone to the "towns tMev are. And i nlek rninp
uiu vi him uat auu u jiuipii a. L t.uc I j ... jl . . I c r -
other, according to a y. w. c. a. and cities; leaving these lands and smelled it saying, Darn if
aramauc airector wno visitea tne m tne nanas oi poor wnite ten- fVixr A
io-o I a : l n - I
' town recently. This novel arrange
ment diplomatically meets certain ap
parent objections and at the same time
gives the proper setting for either. The
seats are reversible.
City Planning Worth While.
City planning of the right kind is
strictly a business proposition. Its
function is to aid In facilitating busi
ness and maintaining property values.
Its activity means a better looking
city, a better city for business and a
better city for homes.
V Furthermore, city planning is not a
mattefV)f concern to the few. It will
work to the interest of the large" and
the small property owner, and to the
Interest of any person -who expects to
make , the place his home.
Indian Cattle in the South.
Some years ago K'was discovered
that the zebu, or humped cattle of In
dia, are immune to the' deadly "Texas
fever" which was poisoning the herds
of the south. A few of, the Indian
cattle . were imported andt did well,
though without gaining any great pop
ularity. Then more were Imported!
nd now there are quite a number, of
them In Texas, and one cattleman val
ues his chief "Brahmin" bull at $30.-000.
Electric Wire Kill, Tre.
Electric wires which touch trees can
easily kill the most . beautiful shade
tree. This may be due partly to 'the
work of the , el ectrlc current r to- the
wearing through the growing surface
f the tree by the wire,' will c' de
prives the tree of ita auturc ; -
Worked for One.
In a little settlement upstate -a num
ber of the property owners had been
talking About Incorporating and mak
ing a town. 8o they called a mass
meeting for the people to voice their
opinions.
Only one man opposed it He said i
v "Gentlemen, I am not In for making
a corporation of this place. My rea
son is this: I worked" for one of them
corporations once. Indianapolis
News.
nants and negroes and raising up
their children in idleness and
thriftlessnees who will not be
able to : intelligently take over
these landsand at their death
these lands will go into the hands
of intelligent incomers who know
a good thing when they see it
0, if I could only sound a note of
warning to the young men and
young women who are leaving
their fathers home-steads and in
fluence them to stick to the old
farm and introduce . modern I
machinery, lights and tpower
plants and water system And
those men who have these broad
acres that are now so able, to
leave the towns and cities and re
turn with their children to rural!
life who are able now to install
all modern conveniences in their
homes and so interest their sons
and daughters in the old or rather
the New Home that their land
would go down f rom4f ather to
son, and remain with the south-1
em old time Anglo Saxon stock.
It is coming and time will bring
it all around, And unless there
is a lot of right thinking done.
and done now ; which will lead to
right action. Many the present
generation great-grand children
will be left just as I now predict
Respectfully, J, Rf SAMS.
(Which they certenty was..
Average Length of ' Human Life.
The average duratlou of human life
le about thirty-three years. Statistics
show that one-foulh of the people of
the earth die before the age of sis
years, one-half before they reach their
sixteenth birthday, and only one per
son of each hundred born lives to be
sixty-five. -
'. Life's Preparation for Death. -Life
Is more Importnnt than death..
In fact, the work of death can only be
safely doue in life. The practical
truth Is that which touches us at once,
the most' sober and solemn view of
life, that every single thing we do Is
actually making death either harder or
easier. Faber.
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SpldDi
Improved
lnJinter Season Passenger
Train Schedules Betiveen Elender
soziyiHe and Lahe ToKaway: 1
8iroht Saving.
T?be upkeep of an automobile Is ex
pensive "But there Is one advantage," said
the optimist 1
"What Is thatr
"In the old days you had to feed
a horse, whether, you used him or not,
but now when forced to economize you
can at least keep your flivver in youi
garage and patronize a trolley car.
Birmingham Age-Herald.
Coffee Imports.
Nearly 1,500,000,000 pounds ef cat
toe were. Imported during ttie fiscal
year ending June SO, 1920.
It is reported that the bolshevlkl
m Poland order the execution of ev
ery person found wearing a white col-
r, xois is quite characterisUe
tae bolshevlst turu of mlad.
of
4 Practice System
; tie wiematic the thought,' tht
plan i lie energy,; the1 success of your
cay is measured in value hy your a
plication of each of system. George
uattnew Aaams. -
Folly of Selfishness.
, be selflsb Is to bel Ignoble to
repose on a lower platform for lower
gain, when you might choose a hleh-
Oi .To be selfish Is to sacrifice the
nobler for the meaner ends, and to be
lorajdly content H. R. Ha weis.
Just Like Home., ,
Mother and I went Into a drug store
ana oraer'ti cnocoiate sundaes. When
finished I piled , op the dishes as I had
oeen taught to do at home, and carried
"cuj i iue . counter, ur course, er
eryone smiled and I realized wht I
had done. It didn't take me long, to
Kt out or the store. Exchange.
' Foolish, indeed
en uiiiy returned , from . tainm.
Ing the new twins next door he looked
admiringly at his birthday cake that
aunue was frosting, and remarked t
Wasn't them kids foolish to be In
nch a hurry to go and get borned the
IJJ Now they kln only have
one birthday, anVthey might have had
two."
( Effective Tuesday, October 26, train No. 5. leav-
leaving Hendersonville 10;40 a. m., arriving Rosman
12:07 noon, and arriving Lake Toxaway 12:50 p. m.,
and train No. 8, leaving Lake Toxaway 2:25 p. m.,
leaving Rosman 3:00 p. m. , and arriving Henderson
4:25 p. m., will be discontinued' between Roeman and
Lake Toxaway on Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
;Fridays, but will be . operated between Rosman and
Lake Toxaway on Mondays,: Tuesdavs. Wednesdavs
; Jl ft i 1 - - . . - - ' . 1 ..
ana Saturdays on same schedule as at present in effect.
I Mo changeyill benadein daily schedule
: . ; ." '- ' : ' -' :- , ; ' . .. .
of train No. 6, leaving Lakp. Toxaway 8:20 a.
m., arriving Hendersonville 10:25 a. m., or of '
train No 7, leaving Hendersonville '4:50 p. m.
; and arriving Lake Toxaway 7:00 p. m. - '
' For further information consult Ticket
v Agents.-' -- " . .;Vr-,--,
for both -ladies and men at
prices ranging
fr
om
SILi
and Childrens:
cheaper than
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shoes are
elsewhere.
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50 acres of land, 1 mile from Columbus, N.
C. House of 8 rooms, 8 or 10 acres cleared,
balance oak and pine timber; on - Columbus,
. N.. C, and Landrum, S. C, roads and Co-'
lumbus dnd Sandy Plains road.
Also 50 acres 1 1-2 mile from Columbus, some
cleared land. Price reasonable for quick sale.
D. V TALLANT, Columbus, N. C.
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Division Paoscncor Atont
Carolina
This bank wants more business and is not back
ward about asking for it. . . The larger our business,
the stronger our bank and the better facilities we
.have to otter. v - -
;We are building up one of the strongest, most
progressive, . and reliable banks in this part of the
state. Fair-dealing courteous treatment; honest
service, security 'accommodation, all these things
are at your service. That's why ws are anxious to
grow. , . , ;
Deposit your Liberty Bonds in our Burglars
proof safe and let us be responsible for the ns&
Don't risk them, in deposit boxes,where BargM
insurance is not carried money is tight and sate,
crackers are operating in every section of our Coun
try. We carry ample insurance and we are anxious
to protect your savings in any form
Call or write ana investigate.
."Tlio Peoples Friendly Bank"
' Polli GouBanlt & Trust Co.
E. W. S. CODDf Pres. v W. E. WALKER, V.
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FRED;7. QLANTON, Cashier M. L. ARLEDGE, Asst. Ca-
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