.11 In nr- ink precincts in sah! pa?h the vot-l
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,.ii of The following have been appointed
y*:i. shall j >- registrars and judges of election:
. la I county Columbus Township:
ctcd in a. It. Andrews, Registrar.!
li. P. Sharpe and O. cj Bridges,
' ! dnoss. Judges.
of all (irccn's ("reek Township;! !
lie Coun. S. I.. Hines. Registrar.
. County J. W. Keagan and Robert Mclntyre,
Judges.
voters C'oper's Cap Township:
ordered. C.orge Taylor. Registrar.
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J. C. Powell and Belt Jackson, :
Judges. j
Saluda Township:
It. M. Hall, Registrar.
H. M. Tanner and It. B. Staten, '
Judges.
Try on Township:
James C. Fisher, Registrar.
John Panther and M. G. Blake,
Judges.
White Oak Township?Mills Spring
Milt Spring Precinct, licnry Thompson,
Registrar.
J. B. Barger and J. L). Phillips,
Judges.
Pea Ridge Precinct, Nathan .Moore,
Registrar. ,
B. V. Newman and O. I,. Pond'if, ,
Judges.
The resri tration l>ooks will lie on. h
tor the registration of voters in eacn
of the voting preeincts of said Coun- 1
ty. from tin? loth day of July, 1926,
to the 31st day of July, 1920, ana i
will close for the registration of voters
on the 31st day of July, 192<G.
Saturday, the 7th day of August,
192G, will be Challenge Day. Oil each
Saturday during said period of regis- i
tration, the books for (he registration
of voters will he open at the 1
various voting precincts above_ men- :
tioned from 9 o'clock A. M. to1' sun
set. At said election those favoring i
the levy and collection of said Special
1 tax shall vote a ticket on which shall
be written or printed the words, "For
Local Tax," and ihose who oppose
shall vote a ticket on which shall he
writteu or printed the words, "Against 1
Local Tax."
If said election fails to carry, the
special tax now in force in said Coun- ;
ty and in each school district therein, i
shall not be disturbed.
This 21st day of June, 1926.
By W. C. HAGUE.
Clerk of Baord of County Comuits
sioners. July 1-8-15 ,
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE. (
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By virtue of the power of sale con- <
tained in a certain mortgage deed executed
by G. B. Liles and wife, Annie
Liles, to City Motor Car Co., dated '
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November 17, 1925, and recorded In (
Book No. 24, page 69 of the records ]
of Mortgage Deeds for Folk Countjh
I will on Monday the 2nd day of August,
1926. at 12:00 M., for the pur- J
pose of satisfying the indebtedness se- ,
cured by said mortgage deed, with
interest and cost, otter tor sale to iue :
highest bidder for cash, at the courthouse
door of Polk County, 'i interest
in the land conveyed by said niort- ,
gage deed, situated in White Oak
Township. Polk County, North C'aro- '
lina. adjoining Green River on the j J
West; lands of N. C. Harris 011 the*.
North; lands of Joe Edwards on the
East, and lands of K. S. Tanner on j
the South, and described as follows: .
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lit acres, more or less.
This July 1. 1926.
CITY MOTOR CAR COMPANY!
E. B. CLOUD, Atty. 1-8-15-22
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX SCHOOL
ELECTION, TRYON TOWNSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that by order
in' Do Board of Commissioners or
Polk County, a special tax school
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held in Tryon Township, Polk Couniv,
on Tuesday, the 10th day of An.
rest, ibjij, for the purpose of ascertaining
(he will of the people^in said
I'owif'.iri"p, v. hether there shall be lpvi.
<1 and collected in said Township,
,i special annual school tajc^ of not
over 2f> cents on the One Hundred
! ollar valuation of property, and 7f>
cents on the poll, for the purpose ot
supplementing the Public School
fund of said Township, in addition
Lo the special county school tax. A
now registration of all the voters ot
said Township has been ordered. Said
election shall be held at the regular
polling p'aee in said Township and
the town hail in/the Town of Tryon
lias been designated as P?"lng
place for said election.
The following have been appointed
is registrars and judges of said eleclion:
James Fisher, Registrar.
John Panther and N. G. Bjake,
I udges.
The registration books will be open
for the registration of voters from the
lOih day of July. 1926, to the 31st
lay of July, 11)20, and will close ror
lie registration of voters on the 31st
lay of July, 11)20.
Saturday, the 7th day of August,
!!?2G, will ho Challenge Day. On each
Saturday during said period of registration,
hooks fur the registration
>f voters will be open at the voting
lirecincts above mentioned, the Town
Hall at Trvon, from Nine O'clock A.
M. to sunset. At said election those
favoring the levying and collection or
<aid tax shall vote a ticket on Which
(hall lie written or printed the words,
For Local Tax." and those opposed
shall vote a ticket on which shall-be
writ ten or printed the words, "Against
Local Tax." If the special county tax
. led ion fails to carry, then no tax
shall be levied under this election,
hut the special tax to be levied and
collected only in event the special
county tax school election, which Is
lo be voted on at the same time,
i arries.
This 25th day of June, 1926.
IJy W. C. HAGUE, .
."lerk' to Board_of County Commissioners.
July 1-8-15
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BERRY'S WEEKLY
COLUMN
By Albert L. Berry
The new audit of the town of Tryon
for the yc.'.r ending May 31, 192C,
w ill soon be completed, and it la
hoped by the next issue of this paper
to give Mayor Green's full repor;
as shown by the audit.
In my paragraphs of last week was
an error in tho statement. It should I
have read that the operating expenses
for the town of Tryon for the yea;ending
May 31, 1925, was $4,140.37.
The item lead by an error of mine,
$5,440.37. Thet sum of $4,140.37 covered
all administrative expense Tor
the year referred to, including salary
of the mayor, who also ;:cted as business
manager. Cost of keeping all
the accounts, c ilecting the town
taxes, election expenses, cost of at- j
torney for the year, cost of audit ot
the books and accounts, telephone,
salary of chief of police, watchman,
and sundry expenses. And Twhile i
admit that 1 have no love ^for the
mayor, when it comes to economy
an 1 administrative ability, sound
judgment, justice and attention to his
duty, you have got to hand it to the
mayor.
I was talking to a men recently
and he said. "I would jusl like to be
mayor of this u.vtn." Well, I hadn't
heard any great clamor of our citizens
for the man to act as mayor. So i
asked what experience lie had had tu
municipal government, tic admittej
he hadn't had any. Then I asked him
if he had studied the town charter.
He said he didn't know the town han
a charter. 1 then asked him if he
knew how the taxes were divided regarding
town and co snty and how the
budget was made up. lie never heard
of a budget and didn't know what it
was.
I told him lie reminded me of an
old chap that came to town, and the
glory of the old man was tile long
crop of spinach he grew on his chin.
Tne niglit the boys in the town act
him full, and after he retired they cut
off his glory from his chin. The old
man had left a call for five o'clock.
The next morning, as he wanted to go
home and when they roused him he
turned on the gas and looked in the
glass and saw his whiskers were gone.
He called down through the tube, (
"You have called the wrong man," |
and went hack to bed. I said to the '
man who wanted to be mayor, "It is I
evident they have called the wrong j
man." ' This is about the capacity or i
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I many men who think they can do
J something much better than the man
who has had experience and know),
edge of his job.
I was appointed chairman of a committee
by the president of the Cham
ber of Commerce to see if the Chamber
of Commerce could assist in devising
means to increase the revenue
iif the town. A number of suggestions,
among them that a complete
s: ap of the town be made showing the
property lines, also the location oi' al!
sewer and water pipe lines; that the
water system be adopted and water
used be charged by the amount used,
were adopted. Then we recommended
that citizens be notified regarding
the filling out of personal tax form
and the penalty attached for not complying
with the law in this regard.
Then a bright idea struck me?and
you all know there is nothing so val
uab!e and enjoyable as a bright idea.
It kept me awake nights. I hadn't
had a bright idea for centuries. So
I put the idea at work. It was to
put a card in my office window advising
the passersby where they could
Sit blanks to fill out for personal
taxes. Well, the idra soon began to
work. A man stuck his head in the
door and asked if I was a tax assessor.
Soon after someone knocked
on the window, and when 1 looked
up he painted to the sheet in the
>. iudow, shook his fist, then shook
his head, as much as to say he didn't
p.iy personal taxes. A)nother man
asked mo how much1 commission 1
received. Everybody that looked in
scowled. Well, I don't suppose paying
taxes or even filling a return has
: ver been popular. wnen wo read or
their journeying to Rome 2,000 years
ago to be taxed, I don't suppose It
was any joy ride.
Ducklings Fattened for
Market Are Always Best
The ducklings to be marketed should
be fattened for two weeks before killing
on a ration made of three parts,
by weight, of corn meal, two parts of
low-grade flour or middlings, one part
of bran, one-half part of beef scrap,
with 8 per cent grit and 10 per cent
green feed. Feed this mash three
times daily, or use a mash of three
parts corn meal, one part low-grade
wheat flour, on expert bran, 5 per cent
beef scrap and 3 per cent oyster shell,
with the green feed and grit added.
The green feed Is sometimes left out
of the ration during the last seven
days of fattening, as It tends to color
the meat and may produce a slightly
tk?n A Aoak . kAlir.
ufiud\ lamci uiau a utui uoan , uvnever,
It Is easier te keep the ducklings
in good feeding condition on a mash
containing green feed.
You Going To Do
1 soon be here. It comes every
lildhood.
ill ring, the organ will make m
Lions. Thus it will be in Tryon,
Ihristendom?not merely this we<
end of your life.
force that persists?that aurroi
is here, present, living,
possibly ignore it.
ou going to do about it?
When? Next Sunday. When
The Church of your preference
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REV- PICE,
Pastor.
I(i Tryon?Sec
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orner Melrose and ^
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a m. days II
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srmon II a. m. alli.
Wednesday
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Girls, Advice of Diva
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Margery Maxwell, prima donna with
; the Chicago Civic and Ravlnla offera
companies, and
I who enjoys the
! distinction of beI
lng among the
first American ^HeMppPpS
girls to be recognlzed
In grand
j opera c 1 r c 1 e s, '? "j
: takes particular
i pride In her cul- ? 11'^VA
' lnary skill. Cooklng,
In her estl- .
matlon, Is a fine |V.
; art which Is rapIdly
being lost. Margery Maxwell.
j "Doubtless one
! of the big reasons for this condition
j Is that modern youfig men don't exj
pect the "girls, they marry to know
j much about cooking," said Miss MaxA...1I
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"In the future, before man pops the
question, he's going to find out wheth?
er the girl knows (That calories are
and whether she's wise to the elements
of a balanced diet
"A few questions before the minister
asks, 't)o you take this woman?1
would save a thousand recriminations
later."
There are certain dishes to which
Miss Maxwell Is partial. As she-explains
them, they are readily prepared.
Miss Maxwell uses for
Maryland Chicken.
Two 1H lb. 1 cup water
chickens 8 eggs
i (broilers) Pine bread orumb*
Bait Pat
repper i-? cup Duller
I 1 cup evaporated 1 tap. salt
, milk diluted Dasn pepper
With 2 tbsp. flouf
Dress, clean and cut up .cRlckgna
Sprinkle with salt and pepper! dip In
i crumbs, egg, and crumbs. Place In a
1 well-oiled dripping pan, and bake
twenty minutes In a 450-degree F,
oven, then reduce the temperataure to
350 degrees P. and cook until tender,
; about twenty minutes longer. Basts
every ten minutes during cooking with
i H cup melted butter. KemOVeJo plat1
ter and pour around a cream saucs
made of fat in dripping pan, the floor,
diluted milk, salt and pepper.
Asparagus on Frl.
! 1 bunch fresh % cup Water j
asparagus 8 tbsp. bhtteg
4 rounds toast 3 tbsp. flour
0 poached egga 1 tsp. salt ' '
% CUP evaporated Pepper
milk diluted Vi cup grated
With cheese
Prepare a white sauce of the butter
j flour, salt, pepper and diluted nfllk.
i Cook the asparagus In boiling salted
j water. Drain and add to white sauce.
^lace a poached egg In center of toast
: Pour a&patagus around the egg and
' sprinkle grated cheese over fop "of alt
Serve at once. Serves six.
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3. O'Neill, Minister. ;!
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