OWEN’S PHARMACY
WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE
BUY TIMBER LAND
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Durham
have bought a 90 acre tract of
fenced timber land in Union Coun
ty, S. C., and they will move there
during October. When the timber
is cut the land will be turned into
a grazing pasture for Hereford
cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sager
of New York City are visiting
Mrs. Sager’s aunt, Mrs. L. L.
Meegan.
Miss Susan Harper is a patient
kt St. Luke’s hospital.
Mrs. Jonas Hedge has returned
to Rutherfordton Route One al
ter treatment at St. Luke’s hos
pital.
Miss Selina Lewis has returned
to Thousand Pines Inn from
Cornelia, Georgia.
Lee Thompson of Mill Spring
has returned home after treat
ment at St. Luke’s hospital.
David Silvette, noted portrait
painter of Richmond, Va., who has
dene a number of portraits in
Try on will arrive on Monday to do
a portrait for Alan Calhoun.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitwell Beatson
and Mrs. Arthur Smith of Rosslyn,
Ya., have arrived for a visit at the
|Kmith cottage in Tryon Hills.
J Recent arrivals at Thousand
Pines Inn include Mr. and Mrs.
Walter G. Green and daughter,
Mrs. Theodore Maybank of Char
leston, S. C., Mrs. Charles Thay
er of Worcester, Mass., and son,
Philip, of Camp Croft.
For Good Riding Phone
Newman Stables
Fine Saddle Horses
PHONE 199
“The Prescription
Store”
TELEPHONE 202
Wars, even small ones like the
Spanish war, affects us in mere
ways than we might think. For
instance, it had a direct effect on
fishermen. Since most of the silk
worm gut used for leaders comes
from Sipain and very little of it
was produced during the war, an
acute shortage resulted. This
shortage brought about the ap
pearance of nylon. It is supposed
to be stronger than gut and, you
don’t have to scak it before tying.
Special wine grapes by the
bushel at the Tau Rock Vineyards
Packing Shed. Good for jelly or
juice. Large black grapes only
NOW ripe.—Advertisement.
FOR SALE: Cottage 6 rooms,
bath, deep lot, close in. Has
large living room with fire-place
and steam heat. Priced for quick
sale at $3,000. E. Perry Manville,
Real Estate, Insurance, Air Line
Tickets.—Adv. 13th.
HOW IS THIS FOR A SMALL
TOWN? When September Esquire
came out The Ballenger-Jackscn
Company had in their windows 90
percent of the items, shown on
pages 47 to 50, that Esquire had
selected as being outstanding in
STYLE. —Advertisement.
THE BULLETIN—S months SI.
TRADE-MARK