frwo FIT
IMF OH mi1
Time to Take Need*
Hj Precaution* I* Be/ore
the Start
ML rer.T Indication that motor
H|3J rsrr!>'u'"':J' lotif dlatanoa
: ?[,'i exceed a!! prerlous recvol
use this year, the Amerl^^JjIoecMo
asa'elation sounds *
^E/rarnltig about the lruportanoo
the car fit while on tour,
to lake i recautlon* 1* b*tour
starts. the American AnK
iMoclatlon warns, pointing
Kit otherwise the motorist la U.
to let himself In for hurried r*.
Incidental Jela^s, which or*
{o car the tour.
preparatory PrrCMutlont.
warning Is expanded upon la
^Ketla ImjoJ by the mechanical
Hm department of the Chicago
^Hcluh, which stresses the neceo^Kr
three preparatory precautions
^^Botvofh clears.'::; of the water
^^Kdoo system the Hssuranee that
^^Eglos are In perfect order, and
^^Einhallcg of good rubber. Bat
were only the high spots; the
lists half a score of other augbased
or the experience ol
of emergency road serrlce
IItint ibould be either new or In
Li condition, all cuta and
Ku having been tilled with c%
Ld?reliable gauge to keep the
K, it a proper level should be
to a tide pocket. A dally At*
K toipMlon will prove wall
while and perhapi prevent
mi breakdown.
L the lubrication will depend
It 80 per cent of, the car'a servne
jaotorlst should determine
Ly that the oil partlcularlj
to his car lutty be obtained ex
'or be thould take enough wttl
o last until his return. Thi
applies somewhat to gaaollnt
ould always Insist on a rellabla
able brand. To Insure contln
Idect operation It li necesaarj
rer tie grease cups and othei
of lubrication before Martini
t'i trip.
II wlss tcurlst carriea at lew
i* spare tlree complete with ?i
iwo spare tubes In waterproo:
Itproof bags."
Contents of Tool Kit.
cprehenslve tool kit and com
let of chains to prevent akld
inl to help extricate the cai
BUil bales also are essential
o! tit.!: Is suggested, might In
I large monkey wrench, a smal
I wrench, two alze9 of sorts
I, s ee: of socket wrenches, i
[ open-end wrenches, a pip
L a machinist's hammer, a se
Ikes, cold and cape chlsela, tw
If ties, a pair of pliers, a knlft
LsslV.v a small vise. A goo
refers:.? of the long-handle
' i powerful hand pump If th
cot equipped with a powe
I:g wrench and a small bloc!
1 to g under the Jack In aof
1^0 are a part of the equip
motorist Is alio advised t
tow rope, which It la points
'one of '.hose things one ma
uve to use, but which prov
liable it the emergency ghoul
to arise."
sew gasoline strainer and a
Be: will Increase th# efflclenc;
car, and some sort of light t
its the right-hand ditch a
Ikec passing other cars la ala
le An citra roll of wire an
(light bulbs will not be amlsr
tWa fc w t. If ? Krxfflza /v
.o i . IK/L IV, a IWIU? V
Hi water f r the battery wll
Hu frequent sti.ps to five th
H I drink."
B>per Tire Inflation
^Prevented by a Vain
^puwe the proper Inflation <
H1-" '-lreg at all time*, a Norl
Creator has developed a pre
H^c?-r.j ,::j controlling >
H*hich 1* capable of being el
B la several waya. Mm aril
B8' ^ Instrument la euppe*
BatUched permanently to tl
H ?ach of the four tlrea of
H* a*l Connected by meane
to ?n electric annunciator 1
l?c the dush It la 114. !nch
^ft, lact.cs wide and a
J0* of Tar: JUJ and c
Connect
B*? bHcJ ^"^ocjulpped wl
^^^ctur'"Ur* :W9mmende<l |
mat * aped
Pely lnllats
? equip a c
l? valvea,
as a pock
evlce can
tube at a t
\y used.?ft
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\/dciety}\
MISS BEACH ENTERTAINS
FRIENDS AT LOVELY TEA
Miss Anna Beech, entertained a
number of her friends, with a lovely
Tea, Tuesday at the Mountain Industries
Tea Room.
MRS. ANDREWS WILL
BE HOSTESS AT BRIDGE
Mrs. Oliver Andrews, will be hostess
at a lovely bridge party on
Friday afternoon which promises to
be an enjoyable affair.
MANY SOCIAL
FUNCTIONS PLANNED
FOR HOLIDAYS
Tryon society will have many
social functions during the holidays.
Dances, teas and house parties wilt
feature the social calendar for the
v ?
Aiuaa w tjea..
MRS. JARYIS AND
FAMILY TO SP?ND
HOLIDAYS IN TRYON
Mrs. Arthur W, Jsrris and family
of Princeton, N. J., will oome to Try1
on, Friday to spend the Xmas holtdays
with Mr. and Mrs. Kilpln.
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DR. AND MRS. BISHOP
1 TO ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE
i
Dr. and Mrs. Bishop will entertain
1 at bridge this week. Quite a few
1 will take part In the affair which
^ promises to be very Interesting.
> MRS. CONRAD WILL
' LEAVE SOON FOR
1 WINSTON - SALEM
i
i Mrs. H. H. Conrad and little Miss
Betty Conrad, will leave soon for
Winston - Salem, N. C., where they
will spend the Xmas holidays with
' Miss Betty's grand-parents.
1
MAIL ;l| i
;' EARLY
t BUY |*S
t| Christmas -^3^1
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H ctm??ae=c B?
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td
i Ask a SOI
8#
d
?r rpHB 60,
X South
S welfare is
and that v
South bent
ij Southern 1
getters fort
man about
has behind
and of the
informatioi
h#
Southern I
in the trad
a They have
u traditions.
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PRESIDENT COOLIDGE tgala
ask* America to observe International
Oolden Rule Sunday.
By Presidential endorsement the day
has been observed for the past three
years to aid child welfare and relief
work of the Near East Relief. This
year the day will have the auditional
significance of aiding the earthquake
victims of Armenia.
The President's letter of endorsement
follows:
"I regard International Golden Rule
Sunday as a movement of much importance.
Begun in an attempt to care
tor the orphaned children s( Bible
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ii A. A. MI
: ENGINEERIl
SURVEYING ENGINEEI
| VALUATIONS DR.
J ' M
* Orders taken for s
| TRYON, N. C.
t
SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE PO:
s. oa
7m the Southern there it in effect a bonus-payt
ystem through which the employeet engaged in t
perations may share the benefits of economies
o their efforts.
LHHERNRA]
,000 men and women wc
ern Railway System kn<
bound up with that of th
whatever benefits the Sout
dfits them.
Railway men and women
he Southern. Talk to a Sout
fc your transportation requ
him the support of his fellc
""inoimmflnt If he does
uin i
i you desire, he will get it
Railway employees are bre
itions of the South and of
the desire and ability to n
j
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?m
Southern serve$?*j?^
news, tryon, n. c., thurs., :
,res Observance
I Golden Rule Sunday
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f iffl <. Wx>
r.' ,
IP!mK? * 1*
jl I
. :&! .* . (i^^d
, * j {^BYIS
lands. It has been extended to other '
countries.
"Practical help la the beat erpreoslon
of friendship. The aid we may
give out of our abundance to those
less fortunately situated than we
should be of great value In bringing
about the application of the Golden
Rule to the Settlement of misunderstandings
among nations as well as
among individuals.
"I hope the voluntary observance
of this day may become Increasingly
prevalent in America and throughout
ths world."
. ?J. i A ' ' -!
SRRICK 1
vg service |
iing designing "
afting landscaping ;;
aps
? ?
;ipns. show cards, etc. ;;
phone 130 ;;
lk co. news: thank you.
i
ram L J
dut ^
ILWAY man
)rkers on the
dw that their
e Southern?
hern and the
are business
hern Railway
lirements. He
)w-employees
not have the
for you.
xi and trained
the Southera
maintain those
EBJM
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'the South
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DEC. 16. 1926.
TRYON ? 13
FROM TiHE POLK
Mr. E. R. Rankin has gone tp
Itatesville lor a brief stay.
Mr. W. M. Day and wife of Indiana
ire located at Melrose Ave, for the
vinter.
Mr. Whit Beaton, of Tryon, attendsd
the federal court this week at
Charlotte, N. C.
Every morning the frafn 'g'oinp
vest, takes a large crowd of Polk
:ounty passengers for the fair now
n at AahAvillo
Miss Mae Sue Epton has acceptsd
a position as teacher in the Innan
school.
Mr. J. Lv Voughan and wife, are
>ack from their outing trip to Kiniton,
N. C., where they spent several
veeks.
Mr. Samuel Hill, formerly with
he Tryon Supply Co,, has accepted
i situation In the general store of
[leaver-Patton Co., at Pisgah Forest, j
C.
Rev. P. C. Morgan, Jr., began his
pastorate over the Congregational
Society here, last Sunday, by preaching
at both morning and evening
services.
Mr. Alex Beatson will occupy with
his family, the cabin at th^ Llndsey
vineyard this winter, and take
charge of operations there.
Mrs. H. J. Garrignes, accompanied
by Mme. Talma, left Tryon Wednesday
night for New York, where she
expects to spend the winter.
Mr. G. P. Claxton, the marble
monument maker of Spartanburg, is
moving into the large front house
of Mr. Doubledays for the winter.
rattle Kosena Eisner ieu some
weeks ago on the macadam roadway,
injuring his knee, which has developed
into a very painful complication.
Mr. E. E. Lewis proposes to Install
next month a feed grinding
mill, run by electric power from the
basement now ubed by the drug
store for that purpose. He Is to take
possession when Mr. Missildlne
moves into his new building.
FOR RENT ? Unfurnished.
3 rooms on 2nd floor in
Private home, convenintly
located and priced reasonable.
Phone 165-B.
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If you buy y<
Dec. 24,19:
the followinj
BUMP
WITH
MOTO
WITH
YOU SHOULD TA
? rnrm T
SUKfiUSJEi ItlEi I
OFFER APPLIES
ALL MODELS Of
REMEMBER ALI
ROLET WILL CO
TRYOI
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YEARS AGO I
COUNTY NEWS
The Stailings Co., of Spartanburg,
have the contract for the plumbing
and steam heating In the new residence
of Prof. C. A. Lightner.
The many friends of Mrs. D. B.
Conner wil rejoice to know that she
is recovering safely from the severe
illness that prostrated her some
weeks ago.
Capt. Sharp has bought an auto
mobile and Mr. Claud Ballenger Is
coaching him in how to run it. Tryon
will soon need a public garage to
stable transient autos in.
Mme. Talma's farewell song recital
at Oak Hall was a very brilliant
affair an dthe select audience that
greeted her, fully appreciated the
rare excellence of her performance.
give the most
I I Feed each co<
I 1 will eatuD clc
FRF HT or Ce-re-a lia
L duction> Kee{,
Introductory you this pie j;
Sample Feed Tuxed:
2 lbs. Tuxedo Sweets '20%
Starting Feed 30 days. Fo
in every bag of produce mot
Tuxedo Eggmash doesn t show
sold between entirely satis
January 1st "e'll refund ,
and question.
March 1st J
Tuxedo I
Ce-re-a-lia S
Ce-re-a-Iia Sweets ^
Tuxedo Dairy
Tuxedo H.g Ration
Tuxedo Chcp I s .. ',.'i
Tuxedo Chick . \>
Tuxedo Starter A \
;estion for Ch
hevri
ce Presen
b Entire F,
?ur Chevrolet beti
26 at closing timi
g equipment FRE
ERS-FRONT AND REAR. ?PA
TUBE AND TIRE COVER. ON^
R METOR AND THE TANK
GAS.
KE ADVANTAGE OF THIS UNI
FAMILY WITH A CHEVROLET
TO STRAIGHT SALES ONLY.
I DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW RO
, OF THE ABOVE EQUIPMENT
ST YOU ONLY ONE CENT E3
U MATOP no
1 IVIV wa? WW
ievrolet Sales and Se
TRYON, N. C.
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The millinery opening of Misses
McFee on Friday and Saturday last
attracted.' much attention from the
ladies of this locality, rendering the
occasion very successful, the display
being numerous and up to date In
every detail.
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Sheriff A. L. Hill has rented hi3 ^
residence to Mr. E. E. Lewis of the
Hosiery Company's store at Lynn,
and Miss Julia Butler ha staken Miss
Childer's Cottage for the winter.
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7our Concentrate
and Roughage
lust Be Balanced!
(lis is a fact. There is no one
andanl proteia feed suitable
r dairy cows under ail feeding
nditions. Low grade roughages
11 for Tuxedo Dairy 24%. if
>u raise high protein roughage,
en Ce-re-a-liaSweets.20% will
: profitable results.
n liberally all the roughage she
an. Adjust Tuxedo Dairy 2-1%
Sweets 20% to her milk pro>
accurae records, and we make
ge:
> Dairy 24% or Cc-re-a Ta
to any one cow in your!? rd tor
!low directions. It she doern't
e nfiik or richer milk, if she
a bigger profit, if you are not
fied, send in your record, and
the jrrice of the feed without
. F. CANTRELL
Landrura, S. C.
)airy 24%
n>r\0/
weeis lkjvo
Tuxedo Euttermilk
Growing Mash
Tuxedo Developer
| Tuxedo Eggmash
I" * 3 T'- cuo Scratch
s'&yts'***&1 Tuxedo Poultry
T fN'' attrncr, Etc.
ristmas
nlet
it for
amily
ween now and
e, we will give , 1
!Efor lc extra
HE TIRE
X BALL
FILLED
JSUAL OFFER AND
r FOR XMAS. THIS
OMS.
r FOR YOUR CHEV- '
[TRA. *
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