Gifts To St. Luke’s
Hospital
There is a constant stream of
little gifts and big gifts and kind
ly services rendered by the people
of this community for the benent
of. those who are patients in St.
Luke’s hospital. The board of
trustees wjish to make grateful
acknowledgement of these heart
warming evidences of th fact that
our hospital has an abiding place
in the thoughts of our people.
Since our last notice in the Bulle
tin we have received the following:
Flower vases from Mir. and Mrs.
George Cathey and Mrs. Carter
kßrown; a constant supply of cut
Piiowers from St. Agnes Guild;
flowering plants from Mrs. Julian
Calhoun, Mrs. S. A. Bingham, Mrs.
Bernard Sharp, Mrs. Willie B. An
drews, Mrs. J. B. Hester, Sr.,
Mrs. Dußois Knight, Mrs. Dar
gan Lowe, Mrs. F. P. Bacon;
vegetables from Mrs. Allen Jer
vey and Mr. Osbon Richards;
flower shears and books from Mrs.
Sam Bingham, Sr.; chair cover,
curtains, books and vase from Miss
Helen Roberts; baby blankets from
Miss Laura Peasley; hospital
supplies from Rev. and Mrs.
Gillespie; concrete repair work
from Mr. Jack Gaze; carpenter
work from Mr. W. W. Creasman;
publicity and advertising by Mr.
Seth M. Vining.
The Board of Trustees.
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For Sale: Rosemont,
Residence of Mrs. A. L. Berry
Mrs. Berry is in Tryon for
a short time and will make
favorable terms to the one
buying Rosemont while she is
here. Write or telephone her
at Melrose Lodge.—Adv. ts.
UKE UNIER INN
Swimming, Boating, Fishing.
Delightful Meals. Oak Hall sum
mer rates; popular prices. E.
A. Emmermann, Mgr. Tryon,
North Carolina.
HOME GROWN
TOMATOES, 2 lbs 15c
Fresh Home Grown
CORN, dozen 25c
EGG PLANT, pound 10c
GREEN BEANS 3, lbs. 25c
CELERY stalklOc
LETTUCE ...IOC
LEMONS, dozen 25c
ORANGES *.JOc
BANANAS » 5c
8 small or 4 tall
MILK 25c
5c MATCHES, 3 pkgs. 10c
5c SALT, 3 boxes 10c
PINK SALMON, 2 cans 25c
FLOUR 24 ibs.6sc
12 POUNDS .35c
48 POUNDS .$1.25
98 POUNDS. .$2.35
LARD 8 ibs.7sc
COWAN'S
Groceries, Meats and
Feeds of all Kinds