THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
W ?' AH'dT'the County Schools opened
this week with a great send off.
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Enormous, crowds are attending
Court this week at Columbus, N. C
The roads In the County are In
good condition for the most part.
The Columbus Cotton Mills are
working day and night filling orders
that are on their files.
A new lunch stand has recently
opened up in Columbus for business
Crops are In wonderful condition
in most parts of the County, and a
good and prosperous fall season Is
predicted for the farmers.
The real estate records of the
county show that a number of Important
deals have been consumated
during the Past month.
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If you want to keep abreast with
the happenings of your own county,
you should by all means subscribe
to the only paper published in the
county. One citizen of Polk was
recently appointed to serve on an
sleciion board, his name was duly
published iu the paper, he was not
a subscriber and one of his friends
had to notify him of his appointment.
Send in your name today the
cost Is a mere trifle.
Numbers of interesting cases are
on the court docket this week at
Columbus.
An interesting game of Marbles
was played at Cross Keys this week
many people from Green's Creek attended
the affair.
Our correspondent from Green's
Creek Is delighting many of our
readers with her Items every week.
She is interested in supplying news
from her section and is regular in
sending it in every week.
Mr. D. C. Stearns of the firm of
Blanton and Stearns of Columbus, is
in* Ohio advertising Polk County
and we are fortunate in having a
man of his type to help tell the
world about the great advantages
that awaits the newcomers hers.
Polk County today seems to be
in a more prosperous condition than
in vedrs. s? stated an old resident
of the county the other day when
he was at the News office.
The Polk County News want!
news articles sent in every weei
from all sections of the county. Yon
owe it io your community to see
that it gets the proper kind of pub
11 ~1 *? rr,Vi ? io u.-llUnp' trv and
UU11J. 11J? As V T? O I a " .."P
will gladly publish these items, ii
you will do your part and furnish
the news.
Now
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cutis once-mtk Fnfdauticcstopulmnyj
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A drastic
REDUCTION
wFtigidake
P rices!
program c
- these new
Not hint
manufacti
A*. jV offer you
^5^ erator cai
V-. f AllFngtW ?*? ?,. ] you the
, reduced. CompW metals satisfied 1
cabinet models are as low _ ,
a*-. . aiinj. Orjoucongci Motors.
a Prigidoire mechanical _
unit for your present Sou tome 11
boa for as little as cf the Fr
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physician
- Praises Climate Here
Dr. Henry Garrigue of New York
, City, who spent several of the clos
ing years 0f his life in Tryon wrote
many articles which were publish
ed in the American Medical Assocla!
tion's Journal, of the climatic condi
1 lions in' this location, stated in them
' * " * "AnaiHoPAd
at various times mat no
Tryon's climate the most desirable
' one to be found anywhere for those
suffering with affections of the
heart or asthma, and the following
Is an extract from one of hla papers.
"From all I have been able to gather
by studious Inquiry of persons
from different parts of the country;
of people who have traveled all
over the States, and from my own
personal experience, I conclude that
Tryon has the best all-year 'round
climate In the United States. It Is
mild and dry; fogs, so common In
other moutainous areas, are very
rare; sun-stoke and ove-heating eare
unknown."
Dr. Garri^ue's reputation in the
north caused many people from that
section of America to visit Tryon
and enjoy the advantages which he
so aptly described In these articles.
CONTRACTS ON
HIGHWAY 19 TO
BE LET SOON
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have loaned the State Highway Commission
funds for special work. As
you know, McDowell, Rutherdford
and Henderson Counties, have all
loaned State -Highway -Comission
money for special projects, and^>t
course these projects will be let as
soon as possible, but no project requiring
onfr state funds will be let
ahead of No. 19 between Columbus
and Rutherfordton.
11?? Wrt 1Q1 hatwoATl Trvon
rvt?K?iuiu?
and Henderson County line. You
know a new seurvey has been made
and figures are being worked up,
slowly but surely, but I am frank
to admit that until we hare anothei
bond issue, I cannot even give thh
consideration, but assure you should
we have aonther bond Issue, this
j particular project In your Countj
I wilj receive first consideration and
be given first preference. I cannoi
tell you Just at this time what type
of road this will be, until I know
what the figures on the dlfferenl
I ' types of road are, and how mucl
: J will be available therefor,
i With very kindest personal re
i! gards, and assuring you that I an
| extremely sorry not to be able t(
[' glve you more definite reply, 1 re
t ! main,
l 1 Yours Truly,
A. M. KISTLER
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PSIGIDAIRK now coetaleaa than
ever before. Today you cad get
a genuine Frigidalre, complete with
metal cabinet for only $225 f. o. b.
Dayton. Or you oan get a Frigidaire
mechanical unit for your pr?it
ice-box at a price aa low ar$170.
Overwhelming public prtfcnoee
for Frigidaire, coupled with a
>f greatly increaaed production, make
low nricea Doanble.
I but the vut buying power and
oring economies of Frigidaire could
such values. No other electric refrigi
offer them?just as none can offer
endorsement of more than 200,000
users and the guarantee of General
a today. Find out about the low price
igidaire you need, and about the cooerms
of the General Motors deferred
plan. Or mail the coupon for corormation.
R. O. ANDREWS p
Tryon, N. C. t r
!R. O. ANDREWS
f Tryon. N. O.
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Stmts
thi polk county NEW '
r J"|| teresPat the present moment Is In
flfirascac railII comPletln& the great dam at Lake '
lllvl vddvv | villi Lanier and he is a freiquent visitor '
t0 the property, studying the pro '
Osn _1L gress pf the improvement program '
l>/)!!/) I I TV ' and the construction of the dam.
vllUUvllV Mr.-]. Bafcon is also President of
one of the banks in the city of Try
^ _ on and has represented this district
P. P. Bacon President of the Tryon Jn g(jn8te ^ ^ (UU * North
Jevelopment Company and who Is L
?. . ? . Carolina.
''ten referred to as Tryon s lead-1
ng citizen is a firm beliver In the 1
uture of this mountain city and it | Mr- Lindsey Weaver of Hopewell,
ins been hls^investment in various |va? 'a visiting friends and relations
ndu8trles that has contributed |'n Tryon ad Columbus. He was the
argely to its progress up to this dinner guest of W. *C. Ward last
ime. _ Saturday.
Mr. Bacon is also President of J *~
he Southern Mercerizing Company. M,8a 0race WardIow of ^Vette,
(ne of Tryon's leading mill Indust- ?a-' apent last week-end Mr.
lea and where, at this time, there and ^r*'
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We are enjoying fine weather now | j
although rather warm, we have oc" L
, casionaj showers, which are very re- j j
. freshing, also very helpful to grow- j
, ing cops especially late crops and }
. gardens. Plenty of delicious water- (
. nicLns and a bountiful fruit crop j
. make life worth living on the farm, t
, aren though the corn and cotton
I crops are not all that we think they
! shou d be. 4
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I There was a large crow(L_aresent 1
. S inday to witness the baptizing at
the Qreen's Creep Baptist Church.
Thirty-six were baptized and received
into the church. At the service
immediately following the baptizing
the pastor. Rev, H. G Melton, preached
an impressive sermon on the
subject, "Continuing Steadfast In
the Faith". We are sorry that we
had not room and seats to accomodate
the large crowd, and some were
thus prevented from hearing the "
sermon and taking part in the ser.
vice. 1
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Work o the new parsonage is pro- 4
greasing nicely, and the pastor ex- ^
pressed himself as being well pleas- j
ed with all the plans of those who h
have carge of the work . The work 4
being already started was more than j
he had expected to find at this <i
time, but was," of course an agree- h
able surprise. j
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School opened Tuesday, August SI
with even a larger attendance than !
heretofore. Extend to the teachers
a cordial welcome, and hope they
will soon feej Quite at home.
We were glad to have with us
at church Sunday, a number of relatives
and friends from Columbus, J
N C. Relatives and friends of Mrs.
Chariey A.?Jolley, of near Finger- <
ville, S. C? will be glad to hear that !
she .has returned from the hospital
at Spartanburg, S. C., where she
spent the last month, following an
operation for appendicitis. We hope
1 she will soon be well again.
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Several of the new teachers now J
! staying at the Domitory went to 1
. Spartanburg, S. C., Saturday on a J
( shopping expedition. We hope they J
I were able to find everything they 4
, needed In the "City of Success." '
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I A par.y at the home of Mr. and J
Mrs. Marcus Davis was enjoyed by <
, the younger set one evening last <
i week.
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i To remove a light scorch stain
from a cotton frabric moisten the
. stain with water and place in the
i sun.
) EXECUTORS NOTICE
Having qualified as executor under
the last will and testament of
W. D. Painter deceased, late of the
county of Polk. State of North Caro'
Una, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at his residence in
Greens Creek township on or before
the 9th day of September 1927 or
this notice wllj be pleaded in bar of
their /ecovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make Immediate payment.
This 6th day of September 1926.
JAMES C. PAINTER,
Executor of the Estate of W. D.
Painter, dec'd.
9-16-23-30-7-14
READ POLK COUNTY NEWS J
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Landrum E
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b being completed a large aaumuu
... ... . .. Mr. and Mrs. w. w. v?u.
o that factory, which will no doubt , .
- , . family were Aahevllle visitors last
five employment to a greater num- i
>er of workmen. Sunday.
He Is also Interested in the prop- n _ .
. t i? n . ? Born to Mr. and -Mrs. W. b. Jackirty
known as the Gillette Estates _ . , . ? . .
vi v j, . . , t i j . son on September 2, a fine girl,
vhich adjoins Lake Lanier and U y
eithln the corporate limits of the ? . - ^
ity ** Try?n read polk county news
Perhaps Mr. Bacon's greatest Id- -frfrfr
1 Amhah nrmo1
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