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C. BUSH. Publisher
Phoi:o 9i?,
Published every Thursday at
Tryon, -North Carolina
Entered as second-class matter April 28
LiUo the oiiioe at Tryon, North
Carolina under net oi" March 3, 1879.
SUSSCRiPTluN $2.00 dER YEAR
iov nsliip Judging Feb. 27,
March 3rd.
Polk County Better Bread
Campaign
The time is here for the
; Township Judging and award
ing of prizes. In order that all
' may see and know- the win
ders, the "BEST biscuit makers
in our County, every one is in
vited.
Rev. J. L. Yandell, Prof.
E. W. S. Cobb and Miss Martha
Creighton, District Home Dem
onstration Agent of Charlotte,
will address the people. We
are fortunate to procure such
speakers. All will go home in
spired to do greater things be
cause of these splendid talks
heard.
Every woman, girl and boy
are asked to bring an exhibit.
Be certain that yon come on
at 12:30 p. m. and at 2:30 p. m.
in the following townships :
Columbus, White Oak, Greens
Creek and Tryon. Entry books
will close in Saluda township,
at 10:00 a. ra.
Tine and place of Judging
Feb. 27th. ? Columbus . town
ship ? Columbus school, 2:30,
p. m.
Feb. 28th White Oak town
ship, ? Mill Spring school, 2:30,
p. m.
March 1st. Greens Creek
township ? Greens Creek school
2:30 p. m.
March 2nd. Tryon township, ?
Try on school 2:30, p. m.~
JVIarch 3rd. Saluda township,
? Saluda school, 10:00' a. m.
Exhibitors bring one plate
containing four buttermilk bis
cuits and four baking powder
biscuits. Call for the secre
tary.
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We have just received a big shipment
of the famous Godman and Craddock
Terry lines of Woman's Brown Kid, Black
Kid, Patent Leather and Brown Calf Ox
fords and Pumps, the latter in one and
two strap; all in the latest styles with rub
Iber heels. It will pay you to see these
before buying. Note the prices:
> $2,75, $3.00 $3.25, $3.50,
$4.00, $4.50 $5.00
We have also just received a large ship
ment of Toile Du Nord and Hampshire
32 inch fast "color Ginghams, in the latest
spring patterns.
? In order to reduce our stock, we are
offering some rare bargains in Men's
dies and Children s Shoes, ranging !m
price from 1
69c ,t?> $2.75 *
Landrum Mercantile Co.
Landrum, - Scuth Carolina
9 i
t Acquaint
7
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10.00
A more complete stock of new merchandise could not be
found anywhere? and at prices it will pay you to investigate.
NEW WOOL JERSEY
SPORT MSj>?? Special
Stripes, checks and solid colors ? beautifully made in latest
spring styles and colors, all sizes.
silk mm m taffeta
SHEET DRESSES At
Really exceptional values?beautiful material and styles
taking in all that's latest in draped, straight line and combina
tion effects,
mm SUITS, COATS and CAPES
Showing all the latest modes in wonderful new fabrics and
colors, moderately priced.
and $24.50
2 sP?g seW,ng arLncc rrnfflS SKIRT HIRDRBS, ||
I m **?&?& WOOL SKIRTINGS, ETC I
?II ml** UNMb, dUinn? , compare their qual- m
1 Ovder.samples ofthese newgo We &K always glad to Hi
a ity and price with any you nave p
. | send samples. MILLINERY ' , |;
1? - J ? Wh ffiade millinery are now
I v?adTyh3 M Gage?deHwak are featured. Ourpncesare f
^gj m0st moderate. > ||!
1 The tag. V?. Smith Co. 1
I we pay postage on .Department Store a'??^ 1
? ' 1 ? $ 00 ? or?er? 1 Spartanburg, S. C. - f
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Most merchants reduce the price at the end of the season but we are
going to offer you bargains at the beginning of Spring. We are doing this
to get you to visit our store and see the many attractive things that we have
to offer you in shoes, hosiery, silk sweaters, capes, etc.
We are going to give you 10 per
cent off on dross goods sold by
the yard. March 1 to 10,
inclusive
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I This applies on tissues, soie&ttes, swisses, ratines,- voiles, suitings,
organdies, crepes, plisse, satines, poplins, nainsooks, dimities, pongees, lin
ens, draperies, silks, satins, messalines, batiste, percales, flaxons, dotted
swisses, permalawns, ginghams, chambrays, play cloths, piques, pajama
checks, madras, silk crepes, curtain scrim, cretons.
We are showing the best variety of the above we have ever offered
and having bought early we have both the advantage in price and patterns.
These special reductions, taken with our already attractive prices,
makes it your duty to yourself to visit our store.
TOURISTS
who are with us should take advantage of being in the South to buy their
needs in cotton materials of all kinds.
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You should watch for our sales from time to time during the Spring.
The 10 per cent reductions applies on every cloth,
except bleached and unbleached muslins and domes
tics. We are selling at practically mill prices already all
of these.
The Ballenger Co.
Tryon,
N. C.
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ANDERSON
ALUMINUM SIX.
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Coach
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Touring CN?r ?U93
p?,s,c, ' ?
P. H, BAILEY, Agent,
There were no squeaks
and rattles in the fine
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old carriages Anderson
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used to build, and the
same is true of Ander
son motor cars today.
Saluda, N. C.
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