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POLK COtiriTY NEWS
C BUSH, Publisher .V
Published every Friday, at '
Tryon, North Carolina
Office Phone, W; Residence, .45 V
Entered as second-class matte April 28
1915 at the post office at tryon, North
Carolina under act. of March 3, 18J9.
Foreign Advertising Representative
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
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SUBSCRIPTION ,$2.00 PER YEAR
What Tryon Needs. J
To the Editor of the Polk tounty
News: 'v. ' v 7 W
There are probably several
Tryon residents who have small
financial or commercial interest
in Tryon's growth and prosper
ity, yet" enough public spirit to
wish for and aid them. Besides
any improvements from pure
water to good highways and
sid e walks, promote both person
al comfort and the city's welfare
Judging from the complaints
of our visitors Tryon needs good
streets, sidewalks, woodpaths
and resting places that face
mountain scenery. They especi
ally condemn the sidewalks and
the abscence of crosswalks.
Last winter on the Godshaw Hill
sidewalk, not far from the Rail
road track, I saw two elderly
women trip and', fall,, over dead
protruding .treeroota that are
stumblingblocks to the unwaryL
One was badly enough hurt, to
express her candid; opinion of
town authorities so indifferent to
predestrian comfort and safety,
and what she would do with her
vote, were she a citizen.-
Inasmuch as the city has the
use of the railroad right of ' way
for a sidewalk, 'it is its duty pot
the railroad's, to fill up the mud
holes which get a 'cussin" out
after every "rain and thaw.
There is also some complaint of
the abscence of street signs
surpurflous -to residents, but
very convient to strangers. .
These ; are easy grievences
to remedy ai compared
at least to ; av water supply,
a telephone, ahef electric pliant,
but if attended to they 7 would
speedily Increase Tryon's attrac
tions and its tourist population,
and a larger percentage of it beJ
coming resident. ,r
In fact there is little reason
why Tryon should not become
one of the most popular and f re
quented of the smaller southern
resorts. But it will not be made
so merely by "talking it over"
now and again. E. G. Holden.
Streets and Sidewalks.
As stated last week the town
officials at , their last, meeting
af ter going over a lot of data
and discussing pro and con de
cided to have a public meeting in
the near futurebr' ui' other
words, just as soon as iriforma-
tion can be gotten from the. state
highway commission, as to their
paving the highway; from state
1 ine, to Columbus. ' 1
as tnis nignway; is our pnn
t cipal street and its paving by the
state will save the town about
, $30,000. Now the streets agreed
on as needing paving first, are as
follows:
ist. uegmnmg at tne spring
or thereabouts on the Landnim
road and going to the bridge at
the old mercerizing plant. 2nd
beginning ax ine ranroaa cross
ing and to topof hill and thence
Melrose Ave. to turn beyond
Bacon's residence. : 3rd. Begin
ning at railroad . and going up
Godshall Hill to top of hill. 4th
Beginning at intersection near
school house and going out .be
yond Dr. Grady's ; residence.
5th. Beginning at Trade Street
and going down past City Hall to
beyond G. E. Bell's residence.
All streets to have a -four foot
sidewalk on one side with ex
xepuon or meirose Ave., ana
probably a part of Godshaw Hil
to have sidewalks bri both" sides.
O J j j 1 rr f i i
owreeis to De zyiu .wiae Ot as
phalt laid on a 6 concrete foun-
dation estimates on, this work
with" last year's prices as a basis
was around $130,000 so you can
see with the state paving the
mam street, and ?nrices . down
ro ml-4 to 1-by the time work
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could be started it wont cost us
very, much tahave as fine streets
as 'any town in- the country.
Think it over, and lets put our
town on the map. ; , Tax Payer.
-s. : Saluda.;
Joe Ashley is visiting his wife
at the Mountain House.
Donald V. and Ethel Anders;
o f Hendersonville, spent the
week-end with Mrs. J. W. Pace.
Rev. Middleton; John T. Hipp,
G. L. Thompson. A. J. Ballard,
"Daddy" Hart with Margaret
and, Elizabeth, went to Tryon to
preaenmgr ounaay.
Mrs. Grover Turner has re
turned from Merri weather hos
pitals Asheville. She is' much
improved m health.
Mrs. Ida Turneraccidently fell
onday morning and broke her
arm. ' -.. ; . : '-
Mills Nabers was home Tues
day. : ". 7.
Mrs. Wm. Jones, of Columbia,
is at her summer home on Green
ville street for the summer.
There are twenty babies at the
lniant s and children s sam-
torium this week. All 1 are im
proving rapidly.
'Mrs. John B. Cannon, of Spar
tanburg, spent a few days in Sa
luda this week.
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Miss Annie Laurie Peterson,
of Spartanburg, spent the - Week
witn mrs; u. . juiuie.
1 Rev, Frank Estes was jn Co
lumbia this week.
Ellis and little Harvey.
are spending the summer at the
Pace House. ,
gH. Z. ..Nabers, of Hickory
Grove, S. C, visited relatives in
Saluda this week.
Rev. Marvin Wharton, of
Hickory: Grove, S. C, led prayer
meeting at the Presbyterian
church Wednesday night.
Horace Bomer, "of Spartan
burg, spent the week-end with
his family in Saluda.
EW. S. Cobb county superin
tendent of education of Polk
county was in Saluda Monday on
business. I
Dr. A. G. Rembert of Wof-
rord college has rented the Dan
Pace cottage for the summer. ;
Miss Selma Brown, of Co-
umbia, is the guest of Miss Lin-
wood Patterson. ,
Mrs." J. W. Johnson, of Gough.
Ga., has returned home after a
delightful stay in Saluda. i
Hugh Ward, of Fort Motte, is
visiting home folks.
R. P. Hart has returned to Co-
umbia after spending the week
end with his wife in Saluda.
Ed and Julius Bird have re
turned to their home in East
over, S. C.
Miss Marvin Patterson spent
the week-end in Hendersonville
as the guest' of Miss Ethel
Manders.
Little Mae Ward had her ton
sils removed Monday. She is
getting along nicely.
Street Improvement
Greenville street is being
smoothed and otherwise improv
ed. The water which hereto
fore' ran in torrents during heavy
rams by the yard office is being
earned away m an immense
pipe. vMr. Mobley, of the South
ern Railway, is aiding in this
improvement.
Children of .Masons.
The singing class from the Ox
ford Orphanage Asylum) will
give a concert m Saluda, on
Tuesday July 19, at Library Hall.
The proceeds of this . concert
go toward ; the maintenance of
the Oxford Orphanage, where
they arecaring for 375 orphan
and destitute children.
H. L. Capps, Chrm. Com.
W. W. OTTI1.E'
- notary public
- Tryon, N. C. i
AH kinds of
Building Materials
and Feeds at right
Erices can be had
y calling oh us.
Lumbar
Co.
Saluda, N. C.
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Our business continues to increase from day to day and. we
wish to thank our friends for ir patronage. Remember,,you s
can always get the very best in-groceries "and feed of us at sure
enough live and let
tionas follows:
All National Biscuit Co. goods, 20c si....... ....
French's Mustard, per jar.-x. - ...........:. ."
ocmiuiiiei maim jrure
Sweet Mixed Pickles "12-oz :
Peanut Butter 2-lb Fruit Jar.
Beechnut Peanut Butter.. . .
Beechnut Tomato catsup
Welch Grape Juice, pint
Bee Brand Spices
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Bee Brand Flavoring Extracts ........ ... . --13C
Vienna Sausage Caa . :..:J........,..
Lunch Tongue. .....:................ . 129c
ShiverJinger Ale .L .....U---.- ..... . ......... ..:..13c
Fresh Bread Daily
Perloaf...
1 Pullman loai:.I: I4dr
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American 8hrub Appreciated.
One American shrub which has been
recelTed with great appreciation in
England, and which rrews well there.
Is the forteofu flame azalea, called by
the botanlfts aralea ; calendulacenm.
fh!s plant waa, sent to Europe many
rears ago, and perhaps is not grown so
widely now as It has been in the past,
wing to the great influx of rhododen
dron Tarlttics. .
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live prices. we quote
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Save Money by malting your
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Shock FreauentLv Doe Good.
KeeD fear out of) your system, but
don't be troubled i a little fright
Anything In the nature of a shock or
a Jolt-Is helpful if 1 doesn't come too
late. It -Is the onijj .way that three
quarters of the Inhabitants of this
earth can ever be mtde to realize the
necessity of.. doing hat is in them to
do. John! Blake it) Chicago Daily
Mews.
HER NICE new3fflsban&
STEPPED OUTlof the housol
WHISTUNQ ue a bird. '
WHICH ALARttlED young wife.
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ESPECIALLY Vf HEN.
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SHE FOUND shVd picked
THE WRONG pllckage.
AND INSTEAD jlof oatmeaL
HAD GIVEN hilk birdsed.
BUT DONT thii from this.
THAT EVERY
T.
YOU'HEAR whittling. ;
HAS NECESSARILY.
BEEN ROBBINthe capary.
OTHER THINGS inspire.
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THE AJ.MO 8T hlnmaii male. v
TO BLOW through his lips.
AND MAKE shrill noises.
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OR A day off w$en.
A DOUBLE head jr Is o&
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10c size. ...7c
14c
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10 18 28c
17 and 27c
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ON ONE of those smoketfj
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WHICH CERTAINLY are
THE REAL birdseeds
FOR MAKING men
TRILL THEIR pipes f or Joyy
SO LADlfes if hubbn
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stant you light one that thd
tobaccosin it are of prima se
lection, both Turkish and Do
mestic And the blend well,
you never, tasted such' smooth
ness and full-flavored body I -No
wonder the "satisfy-blend" ia
kept secret It can't be copied
Did yoa know about ihm
ChtfrTttld package of 10?
LiGcxTT & Mtz&s Tobacco Co?
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; Thefollowmg-described' rn8'
. irom William Fowler Mid
ft, under Warrant of nZJ. II
non-payment of assessed tax 70tt
be sold as DroviH xes lue. w,n'
i oe soia as crovidpri u "BUe,ni
I xuesaay zbtn day of Juiy on
o'clock a. m. at Mill s. ' 11
Tract of land described ?; C:
Recorded in Book 35, pa.e L
Reecords of Deeds 5f L n of
office of Polk county, being
bought of Green River lanH n 0
on October 27, 1916, containinX1
t iuB acres. I Ai. M
or less, of the subdivision nf c.-J
more
nantr'a 1,J 1 Cftn,
o lanua, miown as the
bell farm in Polk countv m
sold by N. C. Harris, Receive 0f r "
ix wuupouy, py order of r
M. L. REED, Deputr
RAoKaVReCveuS
the fnllnwinor HoowKJ .
xi um Lawrence opicer Folk county v
C; under Warrant of Distraint fnl J"
non-payment of assessed taxes dup 2
uk: ouiu tts provided Dy section 31 d
cu tuawujs, ai puoiic auction
Tuesday 26th day of July 1921 at 1!
o'clock1 a. m. at Mill "Springs, N ?
100 acres of land, lying and being
Coopers Gap. Township, Polk JL!
N. C, adjoining the lands of Mrs. En!'
Lawtet, and Burgin Gibbs.
J. W. BAILEY, Collector.
By M. L. REED, Deputy Collect,
RALEIGH, N. C, Office 0f 5g
the following described property, seized
frrvm .Trrir T.awtor Pnlb-
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uimer vy arrant 01 wisiraint ior the non
payment of assessed taxes due; will be
sold as provided by Section 3196, jfe.
vised Statutes, at public auction on
Tuesday 26th day of July 1921, at 2
o'clock p. m. at Columbus, Polk county:
N. c. 25 acres, lying and being in
Tron Township, Polk county, ai
joining the lands of John Rhoades and
Bob Sellers. Also 100 acres of land in
Saluda Township, Polk county, North
Carolina, adjoining the lands of Mrs. S.
A Tn-.n4. TIT T Iff 1
J. W. BAILEY, collector
By M L. REED, Deputy collector.
"RALEIGH. N. C, Office of Collector of Intend
AV Revenue, June 18. 1921 the following deucrib.
ed property, seized from J. Pace, Polk Count;,
N. C, under'Warrant'of Distraint for non-piy.
ment of assessed taxes due, will be sold as prov
ided by Section 3196. Revised Statutes, at pubHe
auction on Tuesday 26th day of July 1921. at I
o'clock p. rh. at Cklumbus Polk County, N. Q
Forty Four acres of land in Tryon Towmhij
Polk countv, N, C, adjoining: the lands of T. C
Mills and Von Kolden, two miles northwest rf
Tryon. N. C.
J. W. BAILEY, Colleetor 1
By M. L. REED, Deputy Collector.
RALEIGH. N. C, Office of Collector of Interns!
Revonue, June 18th. 1921 the following de
scribed property, seized from Noah E. William
Polk county. N. C, under Warrant of Distraint
for the non-payment of assessed taxes due, will
be sold as provided by Section 3196, Revised
Statutes, at public auction oh Tuesday 26th day
of July 192L'at-ll o'clock a. m. at Mill Spring-,' N.
C, Lying: on both sides of Balm Creek, Cooper's
Gap Township, Polk County, N. C, known as the
Alfred Reel place, and containing 100 acres mere
or less. J. W, BAILEY. Collector
By M. L. REED. Deputy Collector
"RALEIGH, N. C. Office of Collector of Interns
A Revenue June 18, 1921 the following describ
ed property, seized from B. F. Gibbs, Polk coontr,
N. C, under Warrant of. Distraint for the non
payment of assessed taxes due, will be sold si
provided by Section 8196. Revised Statutes, st
public auction on Tuesday 26th day of July. 1921,
at 2 o'clock p. m. at Columbus, Polk county, N.
C. One Hundred and eighty (180) acres of land
at Columbus, Polk county, adjoining the lands of
Monroe Henderson and J. A. Fugan.
J. W. BAILEY. Collector ,
By M. L. REED. Deputy Collector.
RALEIGH. N. C. Office of Collector of Jnternsl
Revenue June 18th 1921--the following a
acrid property, seized from Wm. Henry Pritchard
Polk county; N.C.. under Warrant of Distraint for
the non-payment of assessed taxes due, will be
sold as provided by Section 3196. Revised Statutes,
at public auction on Tuesday 26thday of July 1921.
at 2 o'clock p. m. at CJolumbus, Polk couty; N. C
Twenty Four, acres in White Oak Township.
Polk County. N: C. adjoining the lands of Job"
Fowler and others, 12 miles from Mill Spring,
C. J. W. BAILEY, Collector
By M. L. REED. Deputy Cdlectsr.
RALEIGH. N. C. Office of Collector of Interns!
Revenue June 18th, 1921 the following J
scribed property, seized from Z. V. Edney Fo
county. N.,C under Warrant of Distraint1
the non-payment of assessed taxes due. will
sold as provided by Section 3196. Revised Statutes,
at public auction on Tuesday 26th day of 1
1921, at 2 o'clock p. m. at Columbus, Polk conty'
N. C, 1 Forty six acres of land, lying and beinf
in Tryon Township. Polk county. N. C-.
the lands of C. M. Howes. D. H. Tomlinson
R. H, Hipp,
J. W. BAILEY. Collator
1 By M. L. REED, Deputy CoV-
RALEIGH, N. C. Office of Collector
Revenue June 18th 1921 the followinpolk
scribed property, seized from Otis Pack
county. N. C., under Warrant of Distrain
the non-payment of assessed taxes due,
sold as provided by Section 3196. Revised stJuy
at public auction on Tuesday 26th, day of .
1921, at 2 o'clock p. m, at Columbus. Polk eon
N. C. Eighty six acres of land lying
Columbus Township Polk county. N. C.
ing the lands of W. B. Edwards. R. G. Hm
and others.. J. W. BAILEY. Crt
- By M. L. REED. Deputy Collec
RALEIGH. N. C. Office of Collector JjjfS!
Revenue June 18th 1921-the fo"0.
scribed property, seized from Bob or R.
er. Polk county, N. C. under Warrant of W
for the non-payment of assessed taxes u
be sold as provided by Section 3196. Revl.8 0f
utes. at pubUc auction on Tuesday 26th
July 1921,11 o'clock a. m. at Mill spn'T g.
county, N. a Fifty acres, known as th
Walker Place, adjoining- the lands of l.
Crain; Township.
sAlso 60 acres of land in Cooper s Gap
adjoining the lands of Emma Alfred, an
as the Thomas Early Place. . .
Also 41 acres of Coopers Gap Township.
joining the lands of Jim Sheamn. know
Early Place. ruiecttf
J. W. BAILEY CoH?
y ByltL REED. Deputy CoU
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