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,<inor and
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r residence at
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ttieir summer
ey way of
I tii ta N-i-' -.andruui will
? u ? Morgan
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ji"b ? Ashe\ llie will
part n t.-..>. i'. >iuu Mrs. James
? c?Vf r till v\i < k i iid.
tail to atuuu the Board of
jDu-rr at oak Hall next
i? mpt
lw.Vlr.vi;. i 'lu rry returned
lOiii^ in t Lui'i i >toii on Wed
Mrs. i ^ \w Cown >eturn
k list Fr: r a ton days
:tL:; - - mends in
K,S. C.
i Watson iio n.i> ivt?n spend
itii cay? his mother
11 w .t.son ! 1 1 the first of
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,ad Mrs. r\ V i'utuin, Miss Eva
IBd .V:>> th Kinloch
! to im last Tliurs
lliivtud in*- ? .
iG. ?. t?" uiui ii augn ter Mrs.
IJitkso!. home last
lifter .I visit witn
i IBd : :> a. Petersburg,
^ ?j'- : : irned home
froi:. .;in. ! \ Kit with her
Mr , <'aiitrell in j
I Sprinc s. i
'tot'.:. lt-Mj home last
> a a trip to Chatta
IHSBIL
[E.D. Liiivrcjitr; or Columbus
Wnesiay ?;;h Mrs. W. C.
4" L : " : : ! home last
p ta0r?i:. j an extended
'fipin ij:. x. M i.?,.
Pfe. ii-Lry Mlllikin, Mrs.
Jtsoa and V tnce Watsdn
l*^ty in >;i.<rtunburg.
|Irs' v' v. ilkins, Billy
Kitrn-H attended
* Sparanbur^ last Thurs
Unaiee
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Pr?vate School
Tryon, N, c.
I ^matics, Latin, French
lice K. Missildine
PENNY COLUMN
Don't fail to visit The Sunshine
Beauty Parlor at Mrs. Rhodes' Mil
linery Shop. ' Mrs. Jones.
In every garden and farm in Polk
County is unavailable vertility-lock
ed up as tightly a^ a bank vault.
MORE CROP Precipitated lime is
the key that will unlock-liberate and
make available the fertility of your
soil. Polk County Farmers Federa
tion. j f
Superior Trees produced and
stored in houses to await tranplant
ni.g v Sinclair Nurseries produce
trees from kn^wn stock. You get
them fresh and healthy. State In
spected throughout Write for
prices.
We regret that some of our cus
tomers were disappointed In failing
to get their supply of MORE CROP
Precipitated lime from our first car.
Another car is expeccted the last of
this week: Better let us book your
order at once 'for as - much as you
need of this wonderful soil renova
ter. Polk County Farmers Federa
tion.
Apples: ? TJiat command the
price are produced from trees on
standard varieties, such as Delicious
Stayman, Hoover, Wines&p, Grimes,
etc. There is mbney in good ap
ples always. * Sinclair Nurseries,
Route 3, Hendersonville, N. C., are
well stocked with the best varieties
of commercial apples and peaches.
The trees are grown from high pro
ducers, from the scions are taken.
Write for prices, or better still look
the trees over in the trench.
More Money t
In good fruit than anything else
the farmer can grow. Tne best com
mercial, varieties of apples, griwn to
perfection and state inspected.
.None better. Now is tne time to
put in your order for fall and spring
delivery. Send for price list
W. B. Sinclair Nurseries,
R. F. D. 3,
Hendersonville N. C.
o
ki every garden and farm in Polk
County is unavailable vertility-lock- i
ed up as tightly as a bank vault I
MORE QROP Precipitated lime is I
the key that will unlock-liberate and
make available the fertility of your |
soil.
See display Ad in another column.
Car unloaded yesterday and half
sold.
Polk County Farmers Federation. j
Second-Hand School Books, good
as new. Two-thirds price of new
books. Send no money. Mail us 1
your order and books will be sent by j
return mail collect*, on delivery. I
Books may be returned if not satis- |
factory. ? The Book Shop, Burling
ton. N. C. - ^
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FOR SALE
Genuine Missionary Strawberry !
plants. x A heavy bearer of fine ber- '
ries for the home or market at $4.00 j
per thousand. November delivery. \
Address or phone the Polk County
Farmers Federation.
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? STRAIGHT SALARY: 135.00 per
week and expenses to man or wo
man with rig to introduce Eureka
Egg Producer, Eureka Mfg. Co.,
East St Louis, UL ,
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FOR 8ALE
Wilcox Dairy Farm two good cot
tages and barn, 20 acres, some good
bottom land. This place will be i
sold at a very reasonable price and
on terms to suit purchaser.
JAMES LEONARD.
O
. FOR 8 ALE
In the beautiful Pacolet Valley,
fay Your
J axes
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Lj11 ;'i; re the following places on
Ev?' *'or ^e purpose of collect
? i
F' A- . Saturday, Nov. 17, 1923
I. and
f%h: i0i'e, Greens Creek, N. C.,
I Ul' ? >cty, Nov. 20, 2923.
Ik
fcity ^ on these dates and save
|5l THOMPSON, Collector.
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fine residence of seven rooms, two
fine fire places, large porch, cement
pillars and floor. Desirable locality.
' JAMES LEONARD.
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FOR SALE ? Team of good horses,
wagon and harness. Will take' $150
for the above outfit if sold in 10
days. Terms, if wanted. ' Mrs. B.
F. Gibbs, Tryon, Route 1.
No. 9-3-w.p. I
FOR SALE
Sixty:three acres, 10 cleared, 7- i
room house, outbuildings, 150 grape ;
vines. Some fruit trees. Specially .
adopted for fruits. Near church and
school Bargain <
win. B. Gardinier,
3-w-p. Penrose, N. C.
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NOTICE OF AUCTION 8ALE
I will sell to the highest bidder for
cash at Garage door opposite South
ern Railway depot Saluda on Nov.
10th, 1923 at two o'clock P. M. one
Hupmobile Touring Car 10 model to
satisfy Garage bill and storage
charges.
This the twentieth day of October
1923.
Signed L. C. Pace.
Saluda, N. C
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FOR 8ALE
One Jersey Milch Cow, fresh Dec- j
enfber 3.
Two Saddle Horses, one three
gaited and the other flye gaited.
Phone 102 or apply to Carter Brown,
Tryon, N. C.
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Young horse for sale reasonable. t
T. W. Ravan, Tryon R. 1.
Position as housekeeper wanted.
Address A. P. Care of News.
o
Medical men who have been con
tent to sit on State Boards, confining
their activities ? to attacks on other
schools of healing, never finding
tiide to investigate their own house j
and put it in order, ought also to be
interested in the work hat the St j
Louis Star has done for them.
Talk It Over With Him
Since the boy of today is the man pf tomorrow, you owe it to him as well as to your
self to talk over the problems of life with him and give him the benefit of your exper
ience. One of the most vital lessons is that taught by the Bank Book. A marked step
in your boy's life is recorded when you show him the value of a Savings Account.
We invite you to come here and have your talk where surroundings will give added
weight j;o what you say. " <
Ladies Rest Room. Reading Room
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Capital $25,000 Surplus over $6,000, Resources over $200,000
No loans are made by this bank to
any of its officers or directors.
W. F. LITTLE
Cashier
V. A. BLAND
Asst. Cashier
FOSTER THOMSON
Asst. Cashier
PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
Member American Bankers Association
Try on, North Carolina
G. H. HOLMES,
President
J. T. WALDROf
Vice President
WALTER JONES
Vice President
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Order
Now!
. v _ 's
The safe way to insure a perfect Turkey of
the weight you prefer for Thanksgiving is
to place your order with us now ? and we
will select the proper one as we receive our
supply. All will be Spring Turkeys, freshly
dressed.
m
Trj Our Delicious Meats and Fish
Oysters are Now in Season x
The Ballenger Company
Tryon, North Carolina
Fay Stockings
All sizes and colors
49c
Style and
Quality at
Economy
Prices
I
Garments that exhibit in a way most pleasing
the many advantages of coming here to sup
ply your Apparel needs.
EXCLUSIVE LADIES SHOP
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Mrs. E. Rhodes Tryon, N. C.
Four- Door Sedan
FuUy equipped, $685, f ?. & Detroit
Inside and out, the new
Ford Four -door Sedan
shows improvements of
far more than usual im
portance. v/
It i9 lower and sturdier in
appearance. New cowl,
hood, radiator and apron
add size and finish to the
front. ?un visor, and
wide, well-finished alum
inum door9 with bar
handles perfect the design
of the body.
Silk window curtains,
deep broad- cloth uphol
stery; dome light, door
lock, window regulators
and handles, all finished
in nickel, complete a
refinement you would ex
pect only at a far higher
price. ,
Thu car can be ebt^med thro uA
the Ford Weekly Purchase Plod
Kilpin iilhtor Cjjijuijf, fryoi, N. C.
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