Mrs; Saumenig^ Represents
Famous Candy Here
The finest candy on special or
ders to New York, is the latest
thing introduced in Tryon by Mrs.
H. M. Saumenig (Lida M. Saume
nig), who is the special represen
tative in the Carolinas for Ella
R. Hawkins’ Carella Candies. It
is very expensive, but onlv the
best of material go into it because
the candy is sold to people who
can afford to appreciate its quali
ty. The New Yorker magazine
food ed;tor, writes, “It is nothing
less than perfection.” The New
York Times gave a long story on
Jfcv Mrs. Hawkins converted her
^H|by of making candy into a
profitable business because she was
so interested in doing it right that
demands for it grew until she had.
to build a studio in which to make
it. She personallv checks on every
nut for its freshness and crisp
ness before it is dipped in choco
late. It is a mail order business
and Mrs. Saumenig takes the or
ders here and sends them to New
York. -
Family Night Tonight
Tonight is family night at the
Tryon Presbyterian church. Thomas
Zylstra, sophomore at Bob Jones
University, will render a clarinet
solo. Rev. Daniel A. Bowers will
preach on the subject, “Giving
Our All to Christ.”
«here will be a singing at the
olet Hill Baptist Church Sun
, Nov. 14th, at 8:30 p. m., un
der the direction of G. L. Jones.
FOR SALE
Beautiful Knoll of
SEVEN LOTS
In the heart of Tryon, command
ing panoramic view of the moun
tains. All city conveniences. A
bargain for quick sale.
G. H. Bridgeman
& Son
LOST: - Wednesday, probably on
Trade Street a pair of glasses with,
blue plastic frames. REWARD.
Mrs. Boysen, Phone 166-J.—Adv.
Reserve Nov. 20, for the W. S.
C. S. Christmas Bazaar. There will
be featured a Gift Table, Apron
Table, and a Food Table.—Adver
tisement 15, 22, 29, no. 5, 12, 19. c
TRYON THEATRE
SHOWINGS': Sunday, 3:30, 9 p.m.
Daily 3:30, 7, 9 p.m. Saturday, 1
p.m. continuous. No matinee on
Tuesday or Thursday.
FRIDAY, ONLY
Leo Gorcey and Huntz Hall in
“JINX MONEY”
SATURDAY, ONLY
“Adventures In Silverado”
LATE SHOW SATURDAY
“I JANE DOE”
GARELLA
“Nothing less than Perfection”
HANDMADE CANDIES
Now available to lovers of fine
; candy in the Carolinas. Choco
; late Peppermints, Chocolate
j Creams, Chocolate Coated Al
i monds, Bon Bons. French Nou
I ?at and Caramels.
j Only finest and purest ingre
i dients used. Many Exotic Fla
’ vors. Charming packaging.
; Makes an unusual and Hand
| some Gift. Made to order only.
ELLA R. HAWKINS
80-57 Lefferts Boulevard
Kew Gardens, N. Y.
LIDA M, SAUMENIG
Representative for the Carolinas
Box 924 Telephone 283-W
TRYON, N. C.