CURB REPORTER
A large number of unmarried
women have been seen making
baby clothes lately, probably due
to the war. Read the Red Cross
article in this issue of The Bulle
etin. There are over 100 women
knitters in Tryon who are con
tributing their spare time to the
British War Relief Work Room,
and according to an advertisement
in Wednesday’s Bulletin they
have knitted over 1,000 garments
of woolen clothing. They weighed
466 pounds. A pair of socks weighs
only five ounces, but they made
over 500 of them. Long sleeve
sweaters weigh a pound each, and
60 of them were made since last
December. There are 100 coun
ties in North Carolina and if each
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Heaters
(COAL and WOOD)
Living Room Suites
Studio Couches
Occasional Chairs
Breakfast Suites
Linoleum Rugs
Bed Room Suites
Beds, Springs, Mattresses
Wood and Coal Ranges
EASY TERMS
T. E. KELL
FURNITURE
Fresh
Today
Broccoli
Bunch Beets
Cauliflower
Celery Hearts
Iceberg Lettuce
Parsley
Spring Onions
Brussels Sprouts
Winter Spinach
Celery
Okra
Carrots
Home Grown Beans
Green Peas
Lima Beans
Yellow Squash
Persian Melons
Honey Dew Melons
Cantaloupes
Bartlett Pears
Persian Limes
gufizitri
•pjeade'
ANDREWS & CO.
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