THE TRYON NEWS, TRYON, N. C.
Friday, Dec 17, 1920
TRYON ITEMS.
For Sale: Six room house on
East hill in fine neighborhood,
Only six; mux e room down 1 stairs, three large
before uin&uu. . bed rooms-.and bath
Christmas is nearly here.
room up
Xhe Ballenger Co. will pay 75c stairs eiectric light city water
per
doz.lcash for eggs
and telephone, has nice lawn,
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The Misses Williams, 01 mca, plenty, of large shade trees.
jl Y., are at Oak Hall. ' flowering shrubs and flowers, 7
Mrs. Li S. Presson, is visitmg apple trees, 6 fig, 2 pear and 2
y.er parents, W. J. Gaines and peach, also two trees of large
,fe x fruit mulberries, overbearing
p H Bailey and Walter raspberries, Himalaya black-
rrmDSon. of Saluda, were in berries, nice, bed of strawberries.
in Snndav. It 150x150. Price .$4,500.00.
Irs Elia W. Peattie is im- Hav fQK huses for
health at the home ot v,vw.w
some are reai Dargains ana can
be purchased at less than pre war
prices. Jas. Leonard.
The Doubleday's played and a
miscellaneous company made up!
of Miles Standish and Priscilla,
big and little Indians and Pil-!
grims performed in pantomine to
the evident pleasure of a fine
audience.
Best of all about seventy dollars
is on its ; way to the starving j
children of Central Europe,
nr0ving m
er sister, Mrs. W. B. Stone.
jlr. James Vernor, of Detroit,
spend a part of the holidays
with his family at Villa Barbara.
The Washburn family ; have
rented a place in Altadena, one
of the suburbs ot Pasadena,- Lai.
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Bible Studies in Matthew Wed
nesdays at 4. p. m.
Tourists and all citizens cordi
ally welcome.
New England Supper.
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At The Congregational Church.
Rev. W. A. Black, A. M. Pas
tor. .
Bible School Sunday morning
Tnhn Hearon and family moved at 10.
a Trvnn from Saluda on Wednes- " Public Worship and Sermon at
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day, and will reside here for the
winter.
Admiral and Mrs. Berry'and the
Admiral's sister will occupy
Miss Beach's residence early in
January. I
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The moving picture snow is The ladies of the CWresa-
. showing some real good pictures, tional church rave a summer and
and is deserving of the patron- entertainment at the Library on
age of our people. ; Tuesday evening. John Alden
Miss Kathleen Morris who is strode around the room and
attending school at Greenwood, Dwight Smith read with . the
S. C., will arrive home tomorrow beautifully clear enunciation and
to spend the holidays. full understanding which always
Misses Martin and Beard ap- ranks "his reading. Mr. Wigel
preciate your orders. Still ready sang the grand old song "The
to make cakes cakes and more Breaking Waves Dashed High"
cakes. Telephone 127.
Tryon Lodge open to guests.
Warm, comfortable rooms. Ta
ble board $14.00 per week. For !
rates apply to Mrs. H. P. Locke.
There will be a Christmas tree
at the Methodist church on
Christmas night at 7:30 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited.
Miss Putman is expected about
the middle of January, and with
her will probably come Dr. Ed
ward Emerson and wife, of Con
cord, Mass. "" -
Mrs. Mary O. Kelley has)
ordered the address of her paper
changed from Tryon to Hinsdale,
Illinois, where she will spend
the winter.
Dr. J. L. Daniels dined with !
his family on Tuesday for the
first time in several weeks. He
has been confined to his room for 1
quite awhile.
Miss Nora Johnstone came
down from Flat Rock on Sunday
to put her cottage in -order for
Mrs. Lanier and her sons, who
will come to Tryon for their
vacation.
The Tryon Country Club, at a
Meeting held on Wednesday j
night decided to build a club
house on the grounds of the
club. It will be a modern log !
house of three rooms. The ex
act location is yet to be determined.
Robert S. Steward and wife,
of Detroit, with their wo child
ren drove down from Detroit in
their car, spending one night in.
a ditch in the Cumberland moun
tains, but pulling out safely, and
into Tryon, which they find much
to their liking.
For Sale: 490 Chevrolet auto-i
Mobile in good dondition. self
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starter which works perfectly,
machine has never been abused
and is good for several years use,
will sell for $350.00. Jas. Leon
ard, Tryon, N. C.
Mr. Lightner. his eldest son
from New York, v his daughter
and second son from Westover
and the Taft school, will arrive
on the 22d to spend the holidays
m Tryon with Mrs. Lightner. and
her father Dr. Theodore McGraw
of Detroit.
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All kinds of
guilding Materials
and Feeds at right
E rices can be had
y calling on us.x
Hearon Lumber Co.
Saluda, N. C.
R. Hartwell Wilds
DENTIST
Landrum, South Carolina
alack P. Spears
Attorney-at-Law -
Patents Secured
Columbus, N. C.
W. F. LITTLE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Tryon, N. C.
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We have them for the LITTLE FOLKS
as well as the "GROWN UPS."
A great variety of useful articles for everyone
Call at ,
MISSILDINE'S PHARMACY
, . The Season's Greetings and All
Good Wishes for Your
Health, Happiness and Prosperity.
Now is the time to get ready for the NewYear Make
good resolutions and turn them into habits. Good habits,
once formed are as hard to break as bad ones. Let us help
you form the "Saving Habit." Open a New Year's account
with us and "Knock the L out of Slaving.
WE PAY FOUR PER CENT ON SAVINGS
THE BANK OF TRYON
"Polk County's Oldest Banking Institution"
W. T. LINDSEY, President J. B. HESTER, Cashier
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Look Good
Taste Better
Rumage Sale
At the Citv Hall Dec. 18th. for
Hoover's Babies, one ' pig to be
darned in a votincr contest by the
school children then sold by auc
tion. Three sewing machines to
sold by auction at 4 o'clock. I
furniture, vegetables and many.
For, a Family or Present
250 to bushel, Stark Delicious....:. ......... .. ....$2.75
200 to bushel, Stark Delicious . .. 3.25
175 to bushel, Stark Delicious 4.00
Assorted sizes, 1 kind or several .; .............. 3.50
1 doz Large Extra Fancy Stayman ,
Winesap, postpaid anywhere in the
U, S. $1.35.
1 doz. Medium Fancy, post paid, $1.00
Others from $2.00 to $5.00 per bushel box.
$6.00 per barrel up.
Overbropk Orchard
Saluda, N. C.
To The Visitor In Tryon
We invite you to make this bank your headquarters and will
welcome you.
' New York, Chicago and Asheville daily papers on file.
We cash and issue A. B. A and Express Travelers cheques.
' We transfer money by telegram and cash telegraph orders.
We invite you to open an account "with us regardless of the
time you stay.
We will do all we can to make your visit to Tryon pleasant.
Remember the place near postoffice.
G. H. HOLMES, President
J. T. WALDROP
Vice President
WALTER JONES
Vice President
W. F. LITTLE
Cashier
V. A. BLAND
Asst. Cashier
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styles, widths and colors. You can order a copy and select the shoe, slipper
or hosiery you like and in remitting you may deduct one-third off the price
quoted for the sale price.
If your purchase is not satisfactory, return it for exchange or your
money if you desire will be returned to you. '
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