FRIGIDAIRE Is Always At The Top
NEW RELIEF SETUP
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attend the meeting at Columbus to
hear the program.
After the address by Administra
tor Hopkins, Attorney Jack Ar
ledge of Tryon spoke to the work
ers on what the WPA had accom
plished in and for Polk county.
Attorney Arledge stated that in
the future the wages paid will be
in accordance with local wages and
also, that work will be available for
deserving college and high school
pupils to help pay tuitions and
other educational expenses.
A complete account of this meet
ing will be published in this week’s
Polk County News.
LOTS FOR SALE—At a bar
gain in Tryon and Columbus.
Electricity and water available.
George A. Cathey, phone 138—
Adv. 3teod.
THE BOYS CLUB
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not that money available he may
earn the money by doing some
necessary work for which he will
be paid. Some generous people
have given some funds for this
sert of aid, a sort of scholarship
fund. Welcome, boys, to the sec
ond season of the Tryon Boys club!
Old Mauma’s Recipe which read
“Take a gourde of sugar, butted
the size of a turkey egg, etc.—”
Isn’t very definite, so we go mod
ern and use the standard measures
with her old recipe. We fill short
notice orders for cakes, cookies,
bread, rolls, candy, grape fruit
peel and cheese appetizers for
“The Master’s Cocktail.” On sale
at Ballanger's Saturday or call
Mrs. Millikin at 171-W—Adv.
The BULLETIN—$1.50 A Year
New Shipment Today
Doncaster Dresses
MADE TO ORDER
In Flowered Print Pique, Imported
Non-Crushable Linen, Light
weight Flannel, Silks
and Prints
Mrs. Sadie T. Wood
Telephone 225 or 99