were
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visiting
Jas.
TRYON ITEMS.
the flour of quality.
fSrs was in AsheviUe
on business.
Vwilkins and family
: v, Friday.
- Hill
Mrs. Kennedy1.
night, to
" I wife, a girl. .
Tvu-eY Owens went to Char
fg C, Thursday. ' ;
7p Rogers, of Flat Rock,
t'in'Tryon Wednesday.
.. Thomas Lankford was
Miss Margie Lapps apetiii, oun
intivps at Flat Rock.
MWlUi luc -
Uv .. .. n I? ;
'fanchon7' tne nour ui quaucy.
v K iMcFarland and wife are
I-' 'L'
the paints ot a nne gin, ourn
Tuesday,
Miss Edith Mi'ler, oi umger-
was VlSllirig iiun lrieiius
Wednesday. : -
M. M. Melyin and wite, are
j, C. Fisher.
Hon. T.T. Ballenger, of At-
jjnta, VlSlieu neic uuju i imnjf
Monday.
Mrs. Earl Grady and daugh-
in Spartanburg. - r : I
Switzer and family, of
Gastonia spent the week-end in
Tryon. at Oak Hall. v
t . Presson, and wife and
little babe spent a few days in
AsheviUe this week.
Miss Ruth McFee was in-Knox-
viile; Tenn. this week Duymg . a
fall stock of millinery.
Mrs. E. Rhodls will leave to-
tomorrow for Atlanta to buy a
stock of fall millinery.
G. H. Holmes and family left
Saturday for a short camping
trip near Lake Toxaway.
Fanchon" the flour of quality.
Our Public School.
h S ?ld North State
ied lowered blessing
unthe people of Tryon and
n C in ral this um
Z' Jh dental clinicwas com
pleted here last week, and
fifs nn of the State
Health Department is here mak
ing engagements for the clinic
to removei:onsils and adenoids.
Jon, with her, -alvB says
mat the engagement here will
probably not extend over two
days, that a number of trained
nurses will be here; the best
specialists both to perform and
admmster the anaesthetic; and
that the most careful attention
will be given to the patients. ( It
is almost beyond our highest
dreams to expect so much to be
done for us, without any effort
or expense to those who need it.
Let me as the head of the
school urge that all those between
6 and 12 who need treatment be
at the School Building, August
31, and there let those splendid
Doctors and nurses put our child
ren in a condition to do better
work in the school as well as be
healthier. By having our child
ren examined and treated if nec
essarythe state will see that
we appreciate what is being
done for us and will be even
more ready to help us again.
Try to see Miss Dunn this
week, or sometime. before Aug.,
31. She will make appointments
for you. Anybody will help you
to get m touch with her.
If there are any other boys
and girls who were' not in this
school last year I'd be very glad
to have thenrjneet me, so that
I can classify them before school
begins. I hereby announce that
I shall be at the School Building
on Friday, Sept.-2, for the pur
pose of classifying all new pupils.
I shall ask all the teachers who
are in town at that time to assist
THE POLK COUlITY imUO
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Bull Durham
TOBACCO
Fred E. Swarm has "sold his
iome in Lynn and is preparing
to locate his family in Tryon.
Miss Lucile Smith returned
home Saturday from a visit with
her grandmother, at Greenville.
G. E. Bell eft Mondav for
Greensboro where he will attend
the State Council of the Junior
Order. ; '
W. A. Bryson and family, of
AsheviUe, were guests, this
week, of W. W. Creasman and
family.
Rev. Mr. H. N. Bowne and
family returned Saturday from a
very pleasant vacation, spent at
Cotuit, Mass.".
For Sale:-Mixed oak and pine
4 ft, wood $5. 00 per cord deliverd
in Tryon. Leave orders with
C. W. Morgan.
Mrs. James Jackson returned
home Monday after a visit with,
ner daughter Miss Jeannette
Jackson, in AsheviUe.
Whit Beatson and family, after
a pleasant visit of two weeks
with relatives in Tryon left Sat
urday for their home near Wash
ington.
"Fanchon" the flour of quality.
A.H. Missildine and family,
of Canastota, N. Y. , who have
been visiting the family of his
toother,' E. E. Missildine, for
ii
tne past week returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Unwin and daiiffhter. who
been spending several
months in Trvon left Wednesday
for New York. They will sail
0n the 26th on the S. S. Baltic for
lheir home in London.
ForSale:-Pure Pedigree Ful
1U1U us trom prize winning
at Sumter and Lee county
dirs tw vears. Yield 60 bushel
er acre without fertilizer this
reason. pri0P ft 9c u . n . e u
i0 b. Mavesvillft. R. P. 50 hn; or
e $1.15 bu. judge the poor
g trP of this mountain section
J; Poor seed. Sow these
and v!n pen furrows in October
n,vAa,rvest a crP worth while
me.
You can help the school won
derfully to cooperate inthese re
quests. Make your preparations
to be present at the opening.
We, the teachers want to meet
you and know you.
In the Literary Digest of Aug.
13, there was an excellent article
in which suggestions were given
U
You can roll
cigarettes for
I Oct s from
ono ba of
hav
Tryon, N. C, 1.
s, Member S. i C.
1Qreeders Association.'
You'll find it everywhere.
0. F. Creasman, of 'AsheviUe,
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Tryon, a guest of his brother W.
W. Creasman.
Lost: $5.00 reward for return
of bill fold' if contents- intact.
Lost August 19, 1921. Return
to Box 147 Tryon. ' .
Jack Boatright, who has been
spending several weeks in Try
on, left for his home in 1 Rich
mond, Va. , Wednesday.
The infant child of Cal Phillips
died Wednesday at home on Pea
Ridge was buried at Pea Ridge
Baptist church Thursday."
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership
Notice is hereby giyen that the
co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between E. Rhodes andSallie
Straed wick, doing buisness as
Rhodes & Stread wick at Tryon in
the County of Polk and State of
North Carolina, has been dissolv
ed, the said SallieE Stredwck
having withdrawn from the busi
ness. In the future the business
will be conducted by E. Rhodes,
who has assumed all the indebt
edness of the firm and to whom
all -bills are payable.
This 20th day of August 1921.
E. Rhodes
Sallie E. Streadwick
Next Week at The Strand:
Will . be shown four unusual
as to the course of study. In pictures. Tuesday brings the
this the author, stated that jorig heralded Mack Sennett five
musie is essential in school work. reel ,-ov makei Married Life.
The school, board and I have Thursday's feature is The Hood
already beeh trying to get music lum, with Mary Pickford and on
m our school. 1 think every Friday comes the famous stage
girl and boy ought to know the CC33 Twin Beds. Saturday,
notes, men vaiue aim uavc tllc charminc: Mareruente Ulark m
power of controlling his or her jr latest and best picture from
voice. How can we do this work her own studio Scrambled Wives.
without a piano? It is a pleasure It ig seidom that any theatre can
to know that Mesdames Holden, provide four such wonderful
Doubleday and foppe, ana otners
are devising means by which we
can have an instrument at the
opening. Won't it be fine if!
ovnrvhnrlv nuts forth his most
earnest efforts for these parallel
sides of school' life? It will be
a fine idea for every boy and
girl in town as well as in school
to dve something if only a small
amount toward the installation
rrfthe Diano. Then the pupils
will feel that the piano is ours,
and therefore will have a personal
interest in its up-keep.
D. W. Simmons.
'Fanchon" the flour of quality.
Fisher-McEIhenny
On Sunday last Miss Emily
Fisher was united in matrimony
to Mr. L. C. McElhenny, Kev. mr.
Rail officiating.
Mr McElhenny is the young-
fancrhter. of James G. Eisner,
gov uio- ' -J
and was born and rearea m
she has many
ArVUII, yyv,w
f;Aa who wisn ner a
happy and prosperous married
Her husband is unKnown
us but we will say for mm
has been very fortunaten -
ning a young lady "e
Tn fr a hrlde.
tVUArr OYTIftCt tO HiaKB W-",
1 11C.T -t
home in Spartanburg. .
"Fanchon" the flour of quality.
The, Exception. :
R.ea never sting unless they M.
iSZSaA say. an exchange. How
tbont the political beet
Fri3. fc-tat 2C. 1021
Don't harber an idle dollar. Put every dol
lar to work, that is the way to accumulate.
We offer strong inducements. Our sayings
department pays compound interest quarter
ly. ' ;
$1.00 starts an account ,
We issue Certificate of Deposit with liberial
interest from day of deposit.
Come in and talk it over.
G. H. HOLMES, President
J. T. WALDROP
Vice President
WALTER JONES
Vice President
PE0PUS
BANK. ft. TRUST
W- F- LITTLE
Cashier
V. A. BLAND
Asst. Cashier
(WW
Tiryoim, N.oirftlh) CairoDiinia.
features in aweek, and we trust
that Tryon will show its apprecia
tion of Managers Early's efforts,
by packing the Strand each
evening. -
F. P. Bacon was in Henderson
ville Wednesday looking after
business matters. v -
Etrth Still Growing.
In the early days of Its his Jbry th
earth grew rapidly by . the addition of
meteoric matter.) It is still growing In
the same manner, though scarcely to
an appreciable; extent, for the miss of
meteoric matter added yearly Is reck
oned to be only 20.000 tons.
Saffron Once Royal Color.
In Ireland saffron early became a .
royal color and, for a long period af
ter such excJuslveness was taken away
in Grin, the yellow saffron-dyed shirt
remained a mark of social distinction
in the Hebrides. In art - saffron was
much employed In medieval illurui
naied manuscripts. In combination
with tin foil as a substitute for gold,
in d. of course, at all periods the color
ing of many textiles was done witfo
Attle crocus stigmas.
Redwoods in Italy.
California redwoods are commonly
found planted tn every section of Italy,
and they seem to develop speedil
under the conditions of the Italian cli
mate, says the American Forestry
Magazine. In Bologna, recently a red
wood tree' over four feet In diameter
was cut, which had been planted only
about 60 years ago. Sections of this
tree are now exhibited In the Museum
of the Royal Forestry c liege Floi
ence
"YOU CANT PASS A LAW
THAT CREATES WEALTH'--
says . Congressman Temple of Pennsylvania.
'The cure cant come until the world gets to work".
Every passing day reveals the need of greater
thrift and harder work.
The man or wormian with a Savings Account is
the one ' 'on top" these days. Unlike bonds and
stocks there is no shrinkage in value of a Savings
Account. We pay four per cent interest and the
beauty about it is that it is just like having the cash.
THE BANK OF TRYON
" .
V "Polk County's Oldest Banking Institution"
W. T. LINDSEY, President J. D. HESTER, Cashier
D) vUJ ) J3
Rememberthat Satan remained in heaven until
he began to knock his home town. Knocking
hurts the knocker more than any-one ele.
Rexall Liver Salts is good for knockers.
On sale at
RIISSILDINE'S PHARrJ3ACY.
PHONE 1926
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
AsheviUe Machine & Welding Co.
GENERAL MACHINE WORK OF ALL KINDS
Autombile Repairing-Overhaulinrj v
Expert Woldins
50 BILTMORE AVE
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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IT IS A GOOD PLAN TO KNOW WHAT YOU SPEND
FROM MONTH TO riOIlTII
A Checking Account will give youjihis imformation to the last cent.
We keep a record for you. No man ever tried transacting business
through a bank and regretted it. r
. . CALL TODAY
THE CAROLINA STATE AN K I
David C. Barrow Pres. A ' Ml- D. Lane Cashelr-
Q. C. Sonner Vice Pres. Loulso Lane ast. Cashier
. W- C. Robertson Vice Pres. - . .
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M L W W
A Good Buy Now Will Hake You Honey
a
a
Overbrook Orchard adjoins Saluda, makes
beautiful home and a profitable business. Has
crop this year and has never failed to produce
fine apples, It is a money-maker and can be
bought for $10,1)00 l$ss than it is worth if taken
at once. '
Overbrook Cottage, 6 rooms, modern, with
lot or will sell 2 acres bearing orchard and one of
finest of building sites.
' ' '. ' . .
I also have for sale 367 acres of woodland
worth $25. 00 per acre, at $15.00.
63-acre orchard and stock farm. 2200 bear-'
ing fruit trees, 7-room house. Well worth twice
the price asked, $8,000. When developed it ' wilb
be a money maker. .
H. D. CORWDTIH1,
. SaluffSd, N. .