If***! LOANS
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For Sale
a.,, with base
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oALE ? Wilcox Dairy
.. two good cottages and^
s. some good bot
is? place will be
reasonable price
. terms to suit purchaser.
JAMES LEONARD.
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. . i e ih autiful Pac
. / . 'fine lesidence'of
- v ids, two fine fire places,
e o Tch, cement pillars and
' *r. Desirable locality^
James Leonard.
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NOTICE.
'ha
?V V
Mf'ed as' admin
the will annexe"
of J. G. Hughe?
'9 is to notify all
claims against
: to exhibit the
nlcrsigned admin
-? or before the 31st
1924, or this notice
. bar of their re
^ -sons indebted
e requested to
? ' to the under
. 'administrator at once.
This 31st day of May, 1923.
J. B. HESTER
Administrator with the will an
nexed.
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NOTICE
North Carolina, Polk County. In
the Superior Court.
Edyle Frisbyt Plaintiff
vs.
Randolph Frisby, Defendant,
Tke defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced In
the superior court of Polk. County
the object of which is as follows:
The Plaintiff prays fcr absolute
divorce from the defendant, alleging
as grounds for said divorce the
adultry of the defendant, and the
said d^f^nrlant will futher take
notico iliat fcj requir <1 ta rppear
before th*? < l^rk of the Superior
Court of said County nn Monlay
the ^ Ui dny ct June 3 923 at the
con: ):Yr s ? of s r:d Ct.\;-.ty in C'ol.tm
bu:i, M. and Answer or demur to i
the complaint in said action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in said com
plaint.
This 2nd day of May, 1923.
H, H. CARSON, Clerk of
the Superior Court of Polk County
North Carolina.
LAND SALE
By virture of the power of
sale contained in' a deed vof
trust executed on the 15th
day of December, 1913, by
Frank E. Hellen to Joseph F.
Ford, Trustee, to secure the in
debtedness therein described to
M. L. Miller, which said deed
of trust is duly recorded in of
fice of Register of Deeds for
Polk County, North Carolina,
in Book 9, page 468, and de
fault having been made in the
payment of both principal and
interest on the notes secured
by said deed of trust, and upon
application and demand of the
holder of said notes, the un
dersigned will on, on Saturday
the 16th day of June, 1923, at
twelve o'clock noon, -offer for
sale at the Court House door in
theCity of Columbus, County
of Polk, State of North Caro
lina, to the highest bidder for
cash, the following piece, par
cel or lot of land, lying and be
ing in the Town of Tryon, I
County of Polk and State of
North Carolina, and more par
ticularly bounded as follows:
Beginning at a Black Gum,
Doubleday's and Oliver's
corner, in the . Northern mar
gin of Laurel Avenue, and run
ning thence North 5 deg. West
42 poles to a stake in the spec
ulation line; thence with s&id
ilne South 88' degrees East
25-2, poles to a stake* corner of
Mable Mason'g upper eottage
lot; thenc% South 33 deg. East
17.16 potes to a stake in the
road, comer of said lot; thence
North 75 1-2 deg. East 6.56
poles to a stake at gate,
Gould's coraer in North mar
gin of Lanier Street, as sur
veyed by William Strong;
thence in the North margin of
Lanier Street, and 15 feet from
its, South. 49 deg. 53 minutes
West 62 feet; thence South
43 deg. 30 minutes West 55
feet; thence South\18 deg. 28
^e8t 61 fe&t; thence
feouth 32 deg. and 2G\ minutes
West 75 feet; jthei\ce 300
South. 24 deg. 18 minutV West
44 feet; thence 59 deB- 12
? West 29 feetr&Mgr
&>uth 0 deg. 09 minutes
- - J
65 feet to the function of ; said,
Lanier Street with mli Law*!'
Avenue; thence in the North
margin of. .Laurel Aver"
^orth 43^ degMO minutes W<
,58 1-2 feet, to the place
ginning, contawnijur '* 6
morer or less .? Also in
all - water ^privileges,
stem, rights r of way
easements describe(L? jit
rr-jm * Charles E. J?Kiif
wife to Joseph JHeiJSi an
ing the same .^knd describ
a deed dated June 5, 1906,. to
Frank Hellen by-^,osepfe^F.;
Hellen* aiid wife, dufeytffiWfed;
in Book 21, page 5887 i& office
of Register of Deeds forlPWk
County, N. C7
This 14th day at May, 1923.
JOSEPH F. FORD, /Trustee.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Whereas ^default has be^n
made in payfhent of the in
debtedness secured by ^tha%j
certain deed of trust executed
by M. C. K. McCraw and Curtis
McCraw to the pndersighed,
dated June 24, 1921, and of rec
ord in the office of the Register;
* Deeds for Polk county, I will
fore on the - day $oi.
e, 1923, at J2^p!C;l^JcSf nooj?
uie court house door in tfye
wn of Columbus, County - bf
i oik and State of North.,. Caro
lina, offer for : sale to\;lhe4ugti
, est bidder for cash- all the fql
j lowing described tract :.&f land
to- wit: Lying and being "in j
Cooper Gap tqwnship, .^pmityr]
of Polk and Stdte of -North Car
olina, described as follows: Be^
ing a part of patent No. 1024 on
the waters of Laurel Creek and
adjoining the lands of R. C.
Jackson et .jgL',: Beginning on
two ashes bnthe west side of
Laurel Creek, J. A. McCr$w&*|
corner and runs thence with Jtfs
line south 74 deg. -west 60 p3les
to a chestnut .oak, his corner;
thence west 40 pol^s to a sour
wood, his corner; thence . -wjjjjbj
his line south 10 deg. west ft I
poles to a Sanish ? oak, R. " C.
Jackson's corner ; thence with
Jacksoris line a? .follows : itaith
56 east 56 poles to. the fdrtTof,
branch ; thence down the mean
ders of branch south 40 east: 16
poles Spu ibr.? ? poles; south 58
east 20 poles to the mouth of the
branch, R. C. Jackstin's corner;
thence up Laurel Creek with its
meanders to the beginning" ' '
This the 21st day of May llfe3.?
7 J. FOY JUSTICE, Trustee.
Notice of Commissioner!* Sal$
Pursuant to arid '-fly virtue ^af
a decree of :the .Superior Court
in Polk County in .the case ?: of
A. J. Cowan vs. Annie C.
Thorne and husband, L. DU
Thorne, the undersigned com-,
missioner will offer for sale at
the Court House door in Co
lumbus at 1 o'clock Wednes*
day, the 3rd. day * of Special
Civil term of the Superior
Court of Polk -County, June
20th. 1923, to .the highest
bidder for cash thQ follows?*
described tract of land:
Beginning at stake 'in
South of Packing house "-MA
running with ridge road N?;S8
E. 28 ch. to stake; thence* *N.
4 deg. 30 minutes E. 15 eft. to
a stake; thence .3 ch.; thence
N. 25 E. 6 ch.;. thence N.
13 ch. to stake at, intersection
of road running by rersidence ;
thence with said road by reSI^
dence S. 85 W. 6 ch.'and S. 68
E. 4 ch. to stake; thence N 6
W. 19.2 ch. to stake; thence N.
30 E. 7 chains N. 47 W. 5 .ch.
N. 72 W. 3 ch. thence S. 70 W.
21 ch. to stake'; thence S. * W!
with road by wine celler
chains to stake ; tAtence N.*"82
E. 1G ch? to stake? f"thence*JS.
65 W. 1QQ chP. to. stake ; theg?$
S. 70 E. 57 to stone; thence. Sk
70 E. 55 ch, t?> stak;e-in jroge
road ; . thence wffch sfcid road N.
22 E. 14 ch. to the beginning,
containing 38 1-5 acres more
or less,. For fnfthi^ descrip
tion reference^ , is unade to plat
made by S. B.<Edwa*rds, sur
veyor, Aug. 1020, sub-dived for
U. S./ Realty Auction . Co. (plat
to be registered.) * This tract
known as? No. 14* <jft said plat
and being the same j purchased
this day .of -party of secoijdj
part, mortgagee.- Being land
described in lfc>rtage from
Annie C. Thome .to A. .. Jfc
Cowan dated ^Jainjdry 1st
1921, and of ipecord in^Book 17
page 234 of 5the ^seords .
deeds for Pqjk County.
A. 'Y. -ARWSDGB^ .
?' ' Commissioiielr
6?^.. 2
av if'-vt or y. .iin? C '? i
"w hbov.'s" \ tf * fa
diam. <er anlyv iiu-l&oft r^t
cante;- are aii~?<?st?l in AusFraTu Vol'
IKHHIil ???
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comlnf*2J?t
?lull
yrffVsirX. Z Z
mz yrts-rss
lUPPCrtnj gtri who bMOUM ?Utfbl?
for Mirlm Her white eouslo, h?w
ever, woulj hardly care to be the Star
of such a feast, for the guest o i honor
|s allowed to oat nothing &t til fer
four daya previous. *
On the fourth night the dance etarts
at aboot^Jgfct ogoc^, and sometlmee
n v.'fiv>T' ? 1 ? __
lasts unt&*nuis4%hat following morn
??* Tire Indians form a circle. joining
azM^itiove by abort side
In M ring, humming a sort of chant
without words or- meaning.
. The girl* accompanied by an eU|er
' ai' t 'ibtl of chaperon, and
carrying a long staff to aupport bar
becauae of the weakness Induced by
her long fast, weaves In and out of
the dfcnec joining in tho step.
? ;^&*?he na&rpsoctoda lata into the
aright, the girl1! family giro money and
other possessions to the dancers to
kssp then moving and to Induce oth
Oft to ioin 'in. ? lie greater the num
^erof dancers the greater the popu
larity ; df the iamlly. Shortly after
.'ftldnight a feast la given by the girl's
relative?, and all participate.
? , ?The ceremony doses at anurias when
'? tlhe^glrl fa taken to *hur tepee and a t
tired in bunches of sagehruah In
wfcloh money Is conceded. She ap
pears before the assembled dancers
outside and throws the money to them
amid a wild acramble. A can of water
Is then Washed} sn*? fcer head* as the
concluding ceremony, after which die
^SiVead^ta reoetve a proposal of
ii ?
f taaaaa^msiM^eBBM
U Ffo t Btbjr to Be
Mftf ^
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. Little Winifred OokCf nnd her moth
Lfr^, lift. f? of Attentat <*a.
Winifred is the tat baby tp be chris
tened by radio andptto ceremonies
took place orer WSB, an Atlanta
bro&dcMtlng station.
Pafi Creditdrt After
20 Yean Bothi Bade
Hrbora at an* wonsfrfc <9*0,14 bnslneje
man met Tuesday night for what prob
ably was the most peculiar feast ?ver
attended by any of . thorn. It was ar
^ ranged with mystery concealing thej
identity of the hoot, bat each gnsst
nwu a creditor? whom bo repaid after
^tO yean of efforts to "come back."
The presentation of cheeks for the
' principal with interest for two decades
recalled to each of the guests the
'?&&E?%St?3S
la buslnsss hi IMS an* loft for the
^aSriiMtedi'hir the toestmaster, who
bed arrange*: the dinner at Ws tele
graphed lefcaej*,' the hoot explained
that W had'sMfcOftM aft ,4 produce.
;??** *:&oset*rg, Oia. :~ : /
UULtf^ his itrajqpa. $o -'regain a
* footing and flM*n>d creditor for
ahnUbtjr 3
n- '* v . * ?' 1 .t
ir^PM'imdnWsMri toil Risk*
? ited Strfen fcaili
i*??>
\ Mtnrt m. Hod Co and BqmU. Only
S.1S0 paid their own transportation.
How Jo^fc? Married men aTe^i bet
tor riiklhea bachelors, says the presi
dent of a New York bonding oompaay.
^jrwarsar s
Ml Mor? th*n 8,700
' ' -oyijpf i?
Set in Accident
W-.', ;? ? fjft
? runaway neridoat dislocated
.at.
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NOTICE.
The Board of Education of
Pplk County, N. C., will, on the
19th. day of June in the town
of Tryon, N. C. at two o'clock
P. M. consider plans and spec
ifications from architect? and
contractors for a ten room
school building in Greens
Creek Township, and an ad
dition of eight rooms to the
Saluda School Buildihg. Equal
consideration will be given to
each and every person or firm
who ' presents himself. This
4th day of June, 1928.
E5. W. S. Ctibb, Clerk to Board
of Education.
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NOTICE
The Ballenger-Morris Motor
Company have sold their Auto
mobile business to the Kilpin
Motor Company, effective June
1, 1933.
Accounts payable to the Bal
lenger-Morris Motor Company
were not sold to the Kilpin
Motor Company and are pay
able to P. G* Morris, Treasurer
of the Ballenger-Morris Motor
Company.
Those having claims against
the Ballenger-Morris Motor
Company will present same, at
once. . . .
Those owing accounts to the
Ballenger-Morris Motor Com
pany will please make settle
ment immediately as it is nec
cessary to collect all accounts
in order that we may wind up
6ur' affairs.
Ballenger-Morris Motor Co.
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The Bible. ^
Men (hat no longer hold the Bible la
esteem?' "which," ur Macaulfcf so
trnly said. "If everything else In ear
language should perish, would alone
suffice to show the whole extent of Its
beauty and power" ? do not wlah to
stand on resplendent mountain peaks,
but are content to be In the ralley
without the companionship of light.?
Joseph S. Auerhach.
Brokere Partial to PeeJee.
Among the way evpoaees im *nb
street brokers bsre to face every year
is the item of flowers #ith which they
brlfhtcn ill adora their offices. Stua
mer and winter, aprlaf ttl tell, hip
bnnchee < if upeMlre posies ill kepi
oa hand la anaay o? the reef UUigfi
> Lowly ?ff*rt
The world au>Tos aloa# aot Merely
by the *ifa*t!c~ shores of Ha hers
worker^ but by the acirofate ttay
poshes of erery honest worker what
orer. All aioa may gtra some ttey
pash or other, and feel that they are
4atav sssiathlaf for ? hf?l-4ali
Richard Green.
party Contrd.
Whatever party is in coutr^ J
ttglsl&tlve body exercises that w
Mfactlte party organization J
tkat the majority party hat*
Itf on every legislative commlttj
?S a rale the destiny of legui^'
ffits la the hands of the coq^J
wfcleh they are referred.
Power of StronQ Conviction
All the strength and forca <#
comas from his faith, in thing! %
Ha who believes Is strong; ^
doabts Is weak. Strong co^
precede great actions. . . ^
4??p, living -convictions ruli
_J&mes Freeman Clarke.
OCTAGONAL
STRIP SHINGLES
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DkHnctive
Roofs?
Artistic 2 -color designs in the finished roof! That's
the big feature of the new Barrett Ever
Octagonal Strip Shingles.
These shingles are octagonal in form and surfaced
with mineral in rich fadeless shades of red, green or
blue-black. Merely by interchanging strips of the
colored shingles, many distinctive patterns are
You must see these shingles to appreciate their
beauty. Come in and let us show them to you.
They're inexpensive too ? and the Barrett label
^insures highest quality.
J. T. Green Lumber Co.
Tryon,
N. C.
The Kilpin Motor Company
E * Try on, N. C.
24- Hour Service
In order to render an efficient ser
vice to the public , we have inaugurated
a 24-Hour service at our Filling Station,
believing it to the interest of the public
to be able to buy gasoline and oil at any
time? night or day.
Tire and battery service, free crank
case service, free air and water at all
hours. .. V ? ? 'i
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Attractive Wedding Jewelry and
Gifts for the Bride ?
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This store prides itself on the quality and character of its Wedding Je*'
elry. An Engagement Ring or Wedding Ring that we provide carries w|1
" - it the assurance of unsurpassed quality and value and beautythat lives (Pr"
ever. " _ ' '
Our Silverwear Department l? ;mw literally crowded -?
. with the very choicest, most useful articles. *
Dainty patterns of fine quality Silverwear in a most unusnal and pleasing
assortment .
FARMER & LONG
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Shop here and get(the Trade Week benefit
L JEWMJJRS ^ 103 West Main Street ?
W ? f ^ Spartanfe&g,, S. C. \
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