,HK ? SLIPS
MAKE 'EM
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a
pillows^ banana
':^vix cuPs and
j ami on tongues.?
,,-uo occur very
without speedome.
^ cd speed is frequent
j? 'r-i! suddenly, without
C r M i,,n
"lDs uiiu's up in the ditch
ami i[ "
CO?0 ?n
p ^ .
k meI,1'r" *
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cids across the
m f
fltfi
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n? *n,i
in
ben
ijci - '
i'u
b;U
0 . ir -with unpleas.
pn matters pertain.
; v ir.ory slips as
. jiptoeing across a
u n meandering
. s of pleasure it
' a German be.
victory. i
, ccuvs between the
,, happens that the
cup is one that cheers, it is certain
to happen that the lips do not.
"Why careless people shonld
leave the c&stoff garments of a nnde
banana on the sidewalk yet remains
to be seen, and they remain to be
slipped on wherf they are not seen.
Going to bed is a slippery per
formance, "We first slip out of our
clothes. Next a pitayer slips from
our lips, or pelrhaps it slips our
minds. Then we slip into bed and
slip off to sleep with 0ur heads on
the pillow slips,
-O
An Old Species of Mammal....
It happened in the Adirondacks.a
"What," demanded the amateur hun
ter of his guide, "what is the name
of the species I Just shot?"
"Well, sir." returned the guide
suavely, "I've just been investigat
ing and he says his name is Smith."
E-TTHMriW? ?
VV. ? ?. Edney
TELEPHONE 154
Electrical Supplies & Equipment
Repairing1 and Installation
Our Specialty.
IcjjlHG OUT of BUSINESS
CIVK THEM 335 ENJOYABLE
EVENINGS
kith ih?- they enjoy most, that
I* ties- Fsrainitv. >
There is nothing in the world that
orin?> happiness to the Home quicker
jianto make things pleasent for the
whoie raniily.
With i'i;ristmas so near why not bring
[tee Wife in a? see our Wonderful Line
tflteenoM Goods as we have every
rfiir.j in S:oek from the Kitchen Range
10 :he iinjs i of Parlor Suites.
We are Ciosinir Out our Stock and Go
i'rO.n of Business. There is no doubt
I that *vo can save You the Difference on
joar New Car.
iTheTime, Place and The Store
IS
J. L. Smathers & Sons
15 - 17 BROADWAY,
Abbeville, N. C.
Are
You
Trying
To
Make
Your
Family
Happy ?
- If So,
Then See
Our
Store
Before
CHRISTMAS
BET. .
Alt* * * ?.
tTTYVVV*
? mxr. r^ABm
? ?*? ?*??*? .*? ?*? ?*? ?j?
^STOCKED
On Clothing
Hence These Reductions
j y
$20.00 Men's Suits
25.00 V "
27.50 " ? "
31.50
32.50
35.00
37.50
45.00
6.00 Bovs' Suits
8.50 "?
9.50
9.75
10.00
11.50
yi
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$14.75
19. 5
22.75
26.75
28.75
29.75
33.75
38.85
4.85
5.75
6.00
7.45
7.50
8.50
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OVERCOATS
Splendid Values in Overcoats for Men
and Young Men at 1
$13.50, $16.50, $19.50, $25.00 and $27.50
Carpenter's Dept. Store
Rutherfordton, N. C.
" MEET ME AT CARPENTER'S "
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Pi. EASING GIFTS' FOR
('ARTICULAR PEOPLE
Every mail order which is re
ceived in this store is given the
m33t careful and accurate atten
tion? and, if you decide to come
to Asheviile on a shopping trip,
you'll find us ready to cater to .
your gift wants with a real stock
of fine jewelry. ? > .
LADIES RINGS
in white gold new style mount
ings? a really fine showing
$5 ? $10? $15 ? $20 and up
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR* ENGRAVING
Carpenter - Matthew
Quality Jewelers
Six North Pack Square
Asheviile, North Carolina
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n -A,*.*'. ? - . tf "-i . >'? 'Vii,
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THE NFIfcS $150 per year
Guaranteed hosiery, samples
your size free to agents. Write
for proposition paying $75.00
weekly full time, $1.50 spare
time, selling guaranteed hosiery
to wearer: must wear or replaced
free. Quick sales, repeat orders.
International Stucking Mills,
1-725- 7803, Norristown, Pa
FOR RENT: Four room house
on Rocky Spur road. See W.
F. Little.
HOME GROWN
FLOWERS
For all occasions? either
cut or made up in
Special Floral Designs.
POTTED PLANTS
including Poinsettas
GLENN-AYERS FLORAL CO.f
Spartanburg, S. C.
Phone County ------ 3202
NORTH CAROLINA.
POLK COUNTY,
TRYON TOWNSHIP
John La Jackson
vs
J. L. Dalton
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
Bedtime Biology.
The patter of little feet was heard
from the head of the stairs. Mrs.
Kinderby raised her hand, warning
the members of her bridge club to be
silent. 0- d
"Hush!" she said softly, "The
children are going to deliver their
goodnight message). It always gives
me a feeling of reverence to hear
them. Listen!"
There was a moment 0f tense si-j
lence, then: "Mamma," came the
message in a shrill whisper! Willie
found a bedjhug." ? Ithaca JournaL
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Clvia Fruits.
Minneapolis will never have any
thing on St. Paul. A fellow from
over there came over here the other
day just t0 look around and find
faulta He approached a fruit stand,
picked up a large watermelon and
asked with a sneer:
"Is this the largest apple you have
in St. Paul?"
"Hey!" bellowed the owner of the
fruif stand. "Put that grape down!"i
? Chevy circle.
Paints, Putty, !
Oils, Varnishes.
Florentine Window
Plate, Windshield !
Glass, Mirrors, Sedan
Doors.
Picture Framing a
Specialty.
CALEB JENNINGS
Paint and Glass Store
116 South Church St.
Phone 1813
Spartanburg, S. C.
NORTH CAROLINA, }
POLK COUNTY. -
FORECLOSURE SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed
of trust executed on January 10,
1918, by O. F. Tony and wife, S. C.
Tony, to M# L. Edwards, trustee for
W. A Harrill, same having been !
duly assigned to J. A. Walker for!
value, default having been made In
the payment of said indebtedness
at maturity the undersigned trustee
will sell at auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house
door in Columbus, Polk County, N.
C. on
Monday, December 22, 1924, at 2
o'clock P. M. the following real
estate, towit:
Lying and being in Columbus
Township. Polk County, N. C.,
BEGINNING at a dogwood on the
the East bank of a branch, running
N. 85 90 poles to a persimmon;
thense N 2% E 34 poles to a stone,
W 60 poles to a pine; thence S 78
Henderson's corner; thence N 70
W 98 poles to a hickory; thence 8.
1 3 E. 121 poles to a stake; thencelS
poles to a hickory, down; thence
N 51 E 22 poles to a maple on the
branch; thence with the branch tfl
the beginning, containing sirty-flve
acres more or less.
This Nov. 17th. 1924.
M. L. EDWARDS, Trustee.
The defendant above named wUl'
take notice that an action entitled j
as above has been commenced be-'
fore Thos. G. Mills^ a Justice of the
Peace of Polk County, North Caro.
Una against said defendant for the
sum of $59,50 due said plaintiff; and
the said defendant will further take
notice that he is required to appear
before Thos. C. Mills a Justice of
the Peace at his office in Tryon
township) Polk County, on the 5th
day of December} 1924 at 10 o'clock
a, m. to answer or demur to the
complaint of vthe above named
plaintiff for the non payment of the
sum of Fifty-nine Dollars and fifty
cents and interest on $59.50 from
January 5th. 1921 until paid due by
note dated January 5th, 1921, and
demanded by plaintiff and for costa,
or the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
This day of November 1924,
THOS. C. MILLS,
Justice of the Peace.
Ex.? 12.11.24.
o
NOTICE
The undersigned having this day
qualified as Executrix of the wilj
of John T. Hipps, deceased; this ig
to notify all persons having 'Claims
' against the estate of the decedent
to present them to the undersigned
at my residence in Saluda, N. C. fon
or before the 1st day of November
1925 for payment, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make payment at once.
This 4th day of December, 1924.
Mrs. John T. Hipps,
Expires 1.8.25, pd.
' > Is Too Buiy, . J ?,<!
Early in the Hardin* administra
tion, an Italian, having applied for
citizenship was being examined la
the naturalization court,
"Who is the President of the Unit,
e 'States?" -fclt
"Mr Hard'." " . ~
"Wh0 ia Vice-President?"
"Mr. Cool'." ? ?'
If the president .should die th?nj
who would be president?"
"Mr. Cool'." ^ t
"Could you be President?'*
"No." '
"Why?" .
"Mister, you 'scuse please. I vers
busy worka da mine." ? Our Dumb
Animals. ? ? ?
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READ THE NEWS
Radios
I am selling the fol
lowing Radios:
Radiola - - $35 to $425
. Stromberg-Cnrlson - $180
to $310
Atwater-Kent $65 to $105
Pooley - - - - . 210
Crosley - - 14.50 to 75
Freed-Eisemann 80 to 175
Grebe ----- 155
John Kittrell,
Dealer Phone 46 B
TRYON, N. C.
Expert
Plumbing
We will open our mod
| ern plumbing establish
ment on Trade Street in
the Ballew building
within a few days. Ex
pert attention given to
plumbing and heating ?
equipment and installa
SEE US
I Shields & Morris
I TRYON, N. C.
1
A Christmas
Your Children Will
Always Remember
Is the Christmas Day on
which you give them a
Bank Book as a gift, with
a Savings Account start
in it for them. We offer
you every facility of this
Bank in getting this most
desirable of gifts ready.
41
Polk County Bank & Trust
Resources Over $205,000
Columbus, - - North Carolina
_?
NOTED BANKER
HUMES RHUS
BOILED DOWN TO FJflW words,
a recent speech by Otto H. Kahn,
the banker, before the Harvard Boa.
iness School Club, of New York,
leaves the following ten Interesting
principles; for success in life and
business:
1. . Guard carefully against the
habit of doing anything merely for
the sake of getting through.
2. Remember that the most ser.
riceable of all assets is reputation.
3. Think.
your imagination from time to time.
4. Go for a ride on the horse of
5. Be ready, be fully prepared,
but be patient, bide your time, know
how to wait.
6. Consider as one of the essen
tial requisites of your diet a supply
of the milk of human kindness.
7. Work hard, don't be an etebt
hourj&_day man. but don't permit
yourself to become a machine.
8. Take tn intsrest and a 4m
share In publle affairs,
9. Meet tow feilowmen with mm**-*
fldence unless yon hare reason to
suspect ? 1~*
10. Take hjeed to remember,
those o t you who b y eminent ano.
cess may rise yourselves beyond
your peers that It behoores yon to
do all you cau to make your position
as little "jarring'' as possible to
that immense majority whom fate
has not singled out tor its favors.
o
A 8tudy In. Heredity.
"I'm going to call my baby Char
le8f" said the author; ''after Charles
Lamb, you know. He Is such a
dear little lamb."
"Oh! I'd call him William Dean,*
said the friend.* "He Howells so
much." ? Wisconsin Octopus.
J. F. STOKES
High Grade Auto Trimming, Painting
Seat Covers, Awnings, etc.
Phon* SSO-J 7th Av*. Eaa
Hendersonville, N. C.
ROLLINS1
An Old Established Reputation for
Extra Quality from First Stitch to
Last. It'sJThe Modesty of Price that
Always Occasions Surprise in That
"ROLLINS' ROYAL RAIMENT".
New arrivals this week in smart top
coats priced much lower than you had ex
pected them. Big range of NEW colors
with fur trimming and without.
Price, $19-50^ to $35.00
ROLLINS'
The New Apparel Shop
Next to First Bank & Trust Co.,
Hendersonville, N. C.
!? .'.A.*
Lighten the Loss.
4 * 1 * *
If your home burns and it is fully covered by insur
ance it helps materially in lightening the loss, for you
are then able to rebuild.
, ft 1 t
Representing long established Old Line Companies.
I am in a position > under- write any policy covering
Fire Accident Health Liability
Automobile or other Insurance Risk
Glad to explain details to interested persons. See
me. first. ? ?
W. M. HESTER
, Real Estate and Insurance
Try on, N. C.
Come To Kinneys For Holiday Felt
Slippers All colors and sizes
at lowest prices
Specially Priced Hosiery For Christmas Gifts
No. 97 Pure Thread Silk
Full Fashioned in All Colors, Per Pair
Three Pair _
Packed In Special Holly Covered Boxes
if/j&r G.R.
.$1.59
4.39
%
108 E. Main St.
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f.
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Spartanburg, S. C.