Tryon Daily Bulletin
Seth M. Vining, Editor
Published Daily Except Sunday
Recent arrivals at Oak Hall are
Mrs. Wm. Downie, Whitby, Cana
da, ahd Mrs. G. A. Kuhring. Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. S. Furry, Chicago,
111., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Landon
and two sons, Lancaster, Mass.
Mrs. Elsie C. Ramsay and Allen
Ramsay, London, Ontario.
AUCTION -
Friday, March 24th, auction sale
of household articles, clothing,
books, pictures, linens, furniture,
£kc., at store adjoining Tryon
lower Shop. Afternoon 2:30; eve
ning 7:30. Articles to be sold must
be delivered to auetion room March
22nd and 23rd; 9-12 a. m.j 2-5 p.
m. Proceeds for the benefit of
Pearson’s Falls Fund. Exhibition
of articles to be sold March 24th,
9 to 12 a. m.-*-Adv. 18, 21, 22, 23
Physical Fitness
A quart of milk provides all
the calcium needed by the
individual for the day, much
of the phosphorus, a liber
al amount of the vitamins
A and G, one third or more
of the portein, one eighth or
more of the iron, at least
one fourth of the energy,
and some of the vitamins
B, G and D. All this', milk
furnishes at a small frac
tion of the total cost of the
day’s meals.
Pasteurized Milk
Kalmia Dairy
PHONE 149
George a. Cathey
Sajly S'. Cathey
Blue Ridge Weavers
Home Industries ,
Arts & Crafts
T RYON TQVS
Rugs
Yarns
Oak splint baskets
N OVELTIES
T\T
IK ECKTIES
Old rugs
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ft UNNERS
T
ABLE COVERS
Hand wrought PEWTER
C ARDS
A NDIRONS
Rulers
Old sou. cook books
L UNCHEON SETS
I RON WORK
Native weaving
Appuewood carvings
“We Welcome You To Come
In and Browse Around**
(Next Door to New Theatre)