YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUGGIST FOR ALMOST HALF
A CENTURY. MISSILDINE’S PHARMACY. PHONE NO. 4
The Polk County Tire Panel of
the Rationing Board met Wednes
day and approved 74 certificates
eligible for tires, but the^ quota
for the county is only 9. That
means 65 people entitled to new
tires will not be able to gefHhem.
Miss Geneva Butler of Dallas,
Tfexas, is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
M. P. Butler.
Howard “Red” Harrison of
Canton, N. C., formerly of Tryon
at Missildine’s and Avant’s, was
in Tryon Tuesday and Wednes
day enroute to and from Inman
to visit his mother.
Mrs. M. A. Bryan of Coconut
Grove, Fla., who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. Perry Manville,
left Wednesday for a visit .in
Connecticut.
Rev. and Mrs. T. P. Horger are
spending their vacation this week
at Montreat.
Mrs. Jennie H. Jordan and son,
Bill, of Greensboro, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jordan in
Columbus.
Miss Bell Jackson, editor in the
office of the OWI, New York, who
has been spending her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. R. S. Jack
son, left Wednesday for a visit
with friends at Elizabeth City.
N. C., where she was on the staff
of the Advance before going to
New York.
STOVE FOR SALE: Large
six-eye range. Burns coal or
wood. Has been used but has new
grates and is in fair condition.
A bargain. Call 85-M after 5:30
p. m., or apply at the Bulletin
office.—Adv. 4, 8, 10p'. —
BOOK CASE WANTED: The
Columbus Baptist church wants a
book case that can be locked, or
suitable cabinet with wooden doors.
If you have one to sell notify Miss
Nellie Case, librarian, Columbus
N. C.—Adv. 9, 10, Up.
FOR SALE: Lawn roller, $10;
rubber hose in good" condition 5c
a foot; wheelbarrow and other ar
ticles. Phone Mrs. R. T. Brooks
for appointment to see them.—
Adv. p.
3 POUNDS OF
GOLD MEDAL OATS 2Sc
JACKSON’S
Phone 14 N. L. Wilson, Prop.
FOR SALE: 1% acres in Gil
lette Woods. A six room h^^h
with three bed-rooms, two
rooms on second floor, one large
room and bath on ground floor.
Living room with fire place. Liv
ing room and dining room com
bined. 30x12, electrically equipped
kitchen. $7,000 furnished; $6,000
unfurnished. Easy terms. G. Har
rison Bridgeman.—Adv.
FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO
SUPPLY STORE, Trade Street,
Tryon, N. C. Three day service
on Firestone Factory Method of
Recapping. Famous tires, tubes,
batteries and spark plugs. Also
paints, paint brushes, seat covers,
children’s toys, children’s rockers,
high chairs, books, music records,
garden sprays and insecticides,
ladies slack suits, men’s work
clothing. Come in to see us.—Advtf
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Forest City. N. C.