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BRITISH PRISONERS
OF WAR
The British War Relief Society
has made arrangements with the
International Red Cross to have
parcels of food delivered to the
British soldiers now in German
prison camps. A donation of $2.40
will supply one parcel of food con
taining a week’s supply of nutri
tious foods that provide the vita
mins essential to health. Each
parcel, under the supervision of
the International Red Cross, is
routed from Lisbon into the camps
themselves and each prisoner re
ceives the rations consigned to
him. NOT ONE SINGLE PAR
CEL FALLS INTO THE HANDS
OF THE GERMANS.
Your donation will bring new
health and new spirit to these
prisoners who are subsisting on a
meagre diet that threatens mal
nutrition. The prisoner’s ration
from the German government’s
remains just the same no matter
what comes to him from outside,
thus Germany dees not save an
ounce of food in its feeding of
prisoners. Any one who is vitally
concerned in the welfare of Brit
ish prisoners can help them im
measurably by donating $2.40 for
a FOOD PARCEL. Send or bring
your contribution to the Tryon
Committee, British War Relief
Society, room 5, Cleveland-Black
Bldg., Tryon, N. C.
H. B. Vanderhoef, Chm.
328 Acre Farm for Sale:
Contains one new seven room
house, two tenant houses and out
buildings, 1,000 peach trees; 150
acres in cultivation; plenty of wa
ter; excellent land for stock rais
ing. Known as Newman place, ad
joining J. T. Waldrop farm. Ap
ply to G. Harrison Bridgeman,
phone 33-J, Tryon, N. C.1,3,5,8p
TRYON MOTOR CO Chevrolet
P. E. Christopher of Landrum
had an appendix operation at St.
Luke’s hospital on Tuesday.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Craig Furr,
nee Alene Ward, of High Point,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Ward.
There will be a rummage sale
at the Good Shepherd Mission
given for the benefit of the Wo
man’s Auxiliary of the Episcopal
Mission (colored) on Saturday,
Dec. 6. (Signed) Woman’s
iliary.—Adv. 3, 4,p. I
For Milk That’s Fine
Phone 4-4-9
The Kalmia Dairy phone num
ber is among those changed in
the new cook of the Telephone
Co., so please remember our new
phone number. “When you want
milk that’s fine, phone 4-4-9.”
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For Tryon Basketball
Through the courtesy of Tryon
merchants and individual citizens,
uniforms are being bought for 10
players who are practicing bas
ketball to make up a town team.
The team hopes to give these
donors some good advertisement
during the season in appreciation
for their generous donations.
Those who have given and pledgedi
money already are: Tryon
& Trust Co., Supreme Service Sta
tion, Standard Service Station, -C.
J. Lynch, Owens’ Pharmacy, Blue
Ridge Weavers, Cowan’s Grocery,
Western Auto Associate Store,
Tryon Theatre, R. H. Brady, Ern
est Kerhulas, Harrison Bridge
man, John Moore, Nelson Jack
son, Jr., and Ezelle Foster-
If any one, who has not been
approached would like to donate
any amount, he may do so by
seeing or calling Dutton Beatson
at Jackson’s or Eugene Jones at
The Ballenger Co.—Advertisement.