Hunting Notice
Tryon Hounds will meet at Miz
zen Tod tomorrow, Mfrrch 27th, at
2:20 p. m.
As the Carolina Cup is to be
run in Camden, S. C., on Saturday,
March 30th, hounds will meet at
10:30 Friday morning, March 29th,
at the Kimberly Farm House.
There will be no hunt on Saturday.
—Lefty Flynn, Sec’y.
Arrivals at Circle Inn: Mrs.
Charles Campbell, Providence, R.
I.; Miss Pearl Lamphear, Oak
Park, 111.; Miss Helen S. Hamil
ton, Chicago, 111.; Osborne M. Bill
ings, Providence, R. I.; Miss Marie
(m elson, Washington, D. C.
400,000 HOMES IN NORTH
CAROLINA HAVE RADIOS
Many thousands of these radios are five and six
years old, and do not bring’ the owner the type of radio
reception to which he is entitled.
We have on hand many of the 1940 MODEL
PHILCO RADIOS WITH BUILT-IN AERIALS.
These are the last word in radio design, and
performance. We are prepared to offer a LIBER
AL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE on your old radio
for one of these 1940 Model Philco Radios.
Come in and see us, or phone for one of our men
to come to your home and discuss the proposition. We
wili gladly make a home demonstration.
FOR PHILCO RADIOS
Telephone
AVANT ELECTRIC COMPANY
TELEPHONE 51 TRYON, N. C.
I
Unusual Hand-Made Place and
Tally Cards. Mountain Industries.
Southern Colonial Home for
Sale In South Carolina
About 28 miles from Tryon.
Community has excellent graded
schools and one of the best col
leges for women in the South; also
a prominent and highly rated col
lege for men. Home consists of 11
rooms and 4 baths, and oil heat.
Plantation contains 3 acres of
beautiful grounds. For complete
details consult—
Waverly Hester, Tryon, N. C.
Telephone 37 or 206.—Adv s t. th 3t