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JOHN ORR &
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COMPAQ
COLUMBUS, POLK COUNTY, N. C., THURSDA Y JULY 27, im;
Dress
Goods
GENTLEMEN'S NECKWEAR
Groceries, Drjr Gops, tiorthoes, Cr6ck,!
Glass, Enamel arid Tin Ware.
BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES ETC., ETC.
and
fpUE MAN WHO SPENDS EVKRY
cent, of his incor e no niattf r hew
large.'is pooier t!aU Le who saves pan
his, no 'matter how small. That's sound
common sense. Tbis advice is inst n
Put few or many doll, rs, as often as y u
can spare them, into the strong box f
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orth ast " ;, eft outh
Does your, neighbor read The
News?
Subt. J. R -Pnsrpr
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Monday. . , : ; .
Note change in Jackson's ad
vertisement this weejk. ' N l
work was started . nn Hro
oreek bridge this i weefcF , ?vi
;; Mr. W. G.' Thomas, the special 5
agenc 01 tne Virginia State Insur
ance Co.,; Charlotte, N. C.:, was
in town last Friday looking over
the insured property in his com
pany, with the " local agent, Mr
L; H. Cloud. ' ; '
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We owe it to our horses to fix
our roads. Every cruel cut of
Ue-wnip across the horse's back
ougnt really to be inflicted on the.
dHvert is not the horse'a fault
tVr&i Uv
Tr.. e steep can we
""j .iuiaiiuL uurs' ,. - .. .
-Messrs. F. M. Burp;essS F.
Writing paper and envelopes McFarIand' and clo"d
tor sale at the News offiop , atcenaea the second degree meet-
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. lA" lrn de ,K. of.P.
were in Landrum Mondav" 7u y "T1' Af the
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Kev. I. W. Arledffe of firppra to a honririfnl faVlo
Creek was in town Saturday. ments. : y
Mr. W. H. McFarIand of Tryon How about shaving down the
was here on business Monday. hills and filling in the hollows on
via iwua uuw mai, vacation nas
GO TO
THE
BALLENGER
COMPANY
Tryoh, N.' C. '
For
EVERYTHING
. aiJU VVirS. PI W X I V ri K I
THE BflflK OF TfiYGH i" town Tuesday' evenine- come aain? This would be a
, . -'v Uar more nrofitahlft wnv frt cnoTri
Mr. J. C. Powell of Mill., ul ' y f Way 10 SDend
was a business vis?ihor hmo T.1Qo L... .. .
AnV ' stones at tne ."villager's club
. rooms." V :Ii
Expert watch and clock renair- ' t d a , V , ' "
u."-ei n - An i . - . i ivcv.iv. a, ivmier will nolo ser-
. r ri n n a i iwi is..,i i i
Meat Hull anri A fo at Columbus, Lynn and
' -'r' d XMM rrr" Sandy Plans this Simdvincfo
Mr. C. B. Arnold of Lynn was of next. Mr.' Miller ; has - been
hlloll-innn '. 1 t . 1 Jixl . ' V ..
Tuesday.
Special prices wade
on Flour; Cotton Seed
f , a- business visitor in Colnm W asked to take narr. in
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Columbus High School.'
The Ballenger Company
TRYON, N. C. "
The Carolina State Bank
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We take this method of nnhliV-
ly saying to every citizen of Polk
county that you are herebv cor-
"dially invited to patronize . the
Miumbusv High School,- which
opens August 15th, 1911, free of
tuition charges. -, v
The enrollment ;of the-schoo
was more than doubled last-Ses
sion arhd we afiT goihV'to" put
iortn a special etforf to .very
much increase the attendance
this year over last year. The
principal of the school.' h a vino-
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naa one year's knowledge of, the
work and- having- taken
epecial study during the summer)
is better prepared to do efficient
worlc than he Was last vear THa
Stop in at Cannon & Krl ,aa es assistant, teachers also are teach'
aayn
tion of a Church where he once
Cash nnii fnr frncc MessrsrF.B, and B.F.Wiiriams f eached ?n the 1st Sabbath in
aSU pcllU JOT KrOSS r i u . Auo-ust. which nta fV,A
IieS..... ' i ' ' Thursday. ; . . . change m dates here.
Land deds for sal ThA AI1 are invited to tne singing
News office also blanks for jus- practlce at the Baptist church
tices of the peace. . Saturday night-men and boys
particularly. -The young ladies
f ; ; . nurcn are practising, tor
atLynn for a refresh ne bottl nf R;
i x. " " w v-uiuiiiii jji uti at ieu meeting
-w.auai ime tney and desire the aid of all in the
cuiiimunii to maice tne singing
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1 . per oeut! ;;qm
P S 7TT, ' COURTEOUS
yJO- Oft OOVingS ' 1 toriV,r
strong , ;
crc o? Savings
E ve r y Ban king Facility
It has been the constant endeavor of the'tnanagemmt of V x
lis lank to furnish every possible facility for the'eonven '
jnce oit deHJsitors, together with absolute safety fo'r
ieir moiiev. . " '."
It has been the constant endeavor of the'
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.ii i
len
their
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An account with this bank will prove a valuable asset to
any corjioration, firm, or individual requiring the best
banking facilities."' ,.
Ws stjlicit your account.
D. C. BARROW, Q. C. SOONER, W. C. ROBERTSON,
President Vtce-Tresidmt. Vice-President.
H. B. LAN B,-Cashier. -
F. B.
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Dealer, in
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GENERAL
CROSS TIES BOUGHT; r
MERCHANDISE,
Register F. M, Burgess xvent
yestei-day to Earl's mill in Green-
vine county to have his wheat
ground,
Atty. J. E. Shipman of Hender
sonville and Mr. Frank Relno. nf
Tryon were in Columbus Monday
on business.
Messrs. S. B. Weaver and J.A.
Feagans of Green's Creek were
among the many business visitors
herevMonday.
Mr. E. F. Vandiver of the!
Green River Land Company of
Spartanburg, passed through
town Monday.
The Lynn baseball team added
another scalp to its belt in defeat-
ing tne L.andrum boys Saturday
by the score 5- 4.
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Curtis Alexander is the name
of the new arrival at the home of
Mr. and MrsCurtis Arledge of
Philadelphia, Pa., last Friday;
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Sizemore,
Miss Johanna Hilton and Mr.
Ray Shaber of Tryon visited 'Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Hughes Sunday.
cr sale one pair 'cattle, well
throughout the meetiner a success.
Come and bring your voices '-with
you. '.. 9
Institutes will be held for men
and for women at the Courthouse
on Thursday, August 24, begin
ning promptly at 10 a.m., direct
ed by T. B. Parker, of the North
Carolina Department of Agricul
ture, Kaleign. it is hob'ed that
a large crowd of both sexes will
be present and take active part
in the meetings, at both morninir
and afternoon sessions. '
GREEN'S CREEK NOTES.
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l.-rn equipment. Famous Budget
vivi, ,;UoVH,k keeping. Latent, re
" '! 1'itman shorthand. Indir
t--r ' nV? Uction- Students' can en
- time. Kates reasonabfe. ;
nrcjor catalog. s:. -
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' YORE COLEMAN
PtHSS & COLEffi:
LAWYERS
: ?c9 all the Courts cf-Polk and
- Sathcrfcri Couaties '
''A'floS8 year fo' the ?rice
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T Ur n cramea weighing WW pounds,
iryOfy 7 years old. Call or address:
' ' ' ' S C. Prince, Fingpville, S. C,
wi best watch. Bo:te1' t
-W,-, h " Do you take the Progressive
REPAIRING farmer? If not, look -up our
plilhhlnnr rtfFn on1 rrr4- n,,,n;iJ
Calls forjfie Best Material, with the best farm paper for
Best Wntim en ' Best Tnns Nofth Carolinians, r
Be&t Workmen.- Best Tools
'v.'. : Mr. C. E. Page will' sell his
We have all these - Give us a trial, .horse, "Pat," at auction, on first
; -r s. Monday m August, at the Court
, Watches. Clocks. Jewelryvr uvu.mommuusioe-nign
i cat uiuuer lur easily.
iv Stationery, Etc. -
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Mr. James IjaFov.who hn& hton
spending a few days in dolumbbs.
rREu (ALLRcO o ind rgistered at the Arledge
c v7 , : Tiotei, returneu yesteraay to his
.iairezy StapdtferyStore,. home in Anderson; S. C. , .
U Mr. B. V. Newman of Mill
. v ':0 "v:;--5 ' spring, enroute' for home fqom
LHi GIlOU O Asheyille,' where he spent sever-
'wi1- s-r :; - - Udays, on, business, stopped for
IMS awhile in Columbus last Thnrs-
Correpondence of Th News.
Mr. Ralph Prince was in this
community Sunday. V
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Walker
spent Sunday and ' Monday with"
Mr. Wallis Jackson and sister,
Miss Lela, spent Sunday at W.M.
Bamett's. .... :
Mr. Sorrels McDowell. who hrs
been staying in Spartanburg, is
home for a month s vacation.
Mr. N. Giles and family visited
Mr. Vance Giles Sunday .
Misses Ada and' Ola Walker
were shopping in Landrum Mon
day. ' ; ' '
The Greens Creek and Melvin
Hill.base ball teams played a very
interesting rame of ball on . H
iormer. s diamond Saturday af
ternoon, the score being 4-1 in
favor of Greens Creek.
Miss-Edna Prince is spending
this week with her sister.Miss
Nora, on Kingerville route 1, S.C
Sid Feaerans called on Miss Lil
lian Cantrell Sunday evening.
Mr.-TE' Walker and familv
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went to R. J. Johnson's Sunday.
Mr. Hicks and familv of Caro-
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leen visited at W. M. BarnettV
last week. . -. " ;'..
W. MYounce is about to start
up his saw mill here again. - ,
A fine lot of men's, snifs rnw
at big reductions Randolph's,'
hence we feel that we' can offpr
both the parents and children of
Polk county as hirh a standard of
jixajiiiHg as can ne ottered in any
like institution and certainly very
much cheaper. : . :
: The school had .two graduates
last year who will enter college
this-fall on the certificates of. the
school without entrance examin
ation; this advantage is' still of,
fered bur students, besides a n um
ber of free scholarships to the
State Normal College and the
State University. . & '
The school offers four denart-
ments' of study, viz: literary,
teacher's normal, ' business and
music. The principal has a diplo
ma in each of the three first:
courses and will endeavor to pre
sent them to the students in a
practical, every day, usable way. .
The teacher's normal is a new
course for the school and is in
tended especially for the teachers
of the 'county who wish to in-
vfiiv-iciivjr aiiu ucuce
increase their salary. ; '
Mrs. Cob charge! of
the dorinitory , again this year,
where students may board at ac
tolcpiitbord and at the same
finWhethevg of help
from tHeiheron their lessons.
OUt Of school . : " ' ;',v-.
; Thft school is strictlv non-seo-
t11 '"'"-arusan, 7,xwi;h
equal piriyileges to all and snecial
favors to none, the motto of the
school Bemr the; greatest good to
the greatest numher.
: Stiidehts may e;nter at any tiine
iteftnl or!- "
vantage to be present at the
opening August 15th, 1911. when
the classes are organized. V, ;
For further information ad
dress or call on J. G. Hughes,
F. M. Burgess. B. F. Williams.
trustees, or E. W. S. Cohh. nrin.
cipal, Columbus, N: C.
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jBeeds
FOR SALE
at
News Office.
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OUR SBOES
If . you are looking ' for , the . latest most
comfortable and serviceable thing jn f oot
wear at hig discounts just scan these prices
arid cl in- to exam goods:
$5.00 shoes for men and women, button or
: lace, giin metal; patent leather or russet,
l2esr our price, $3.50.
$3.50 shoes for men and women, $2. OO
Farmers shoes and st9rm shoes at rock,
bottom prices, also' a complete line of shoes
for children at prices to.sell the goods..
Ask to see the nobbv line- nf- tint.
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vuruuuiuny ine Hony, ; if you want to look "tony
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We pay cash and get thediscpunts;yol reap the benefit
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