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THE POLK COUNTY NEWS, TRYON. ,N. C.
SALUDA
r NORTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS
NORTH CAROLINA
County Seat, Polk County
vFIve miles inland from
Tryon over a beautiful
cenic drirCi
Fine' farming sectioft.
Home of an excellent
County High School. '
A quiet summer resort
With 32 hotels arfd
boarding houses. .. -
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la the Land of the Sky
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PAINTS, HARDWARE, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS AND PLUMBING
We Carry a Nice Line of Shades and Crex Rugs
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Choice Property For Rent or Sale
Phone No. 70.
Saluda N. C.
For Spot Cash
We will meet any ones prices anywhere on same
quality of goods for spot cash.
No need buying away from home. Come get our
prices on groceries, feed meats Etc.
; PHONE NO90
SwinkHudson Co.
W. Y. Wikins, Mgr.
TRYON, N. C.
"On The Book of Time Your Days
Are Charged off One By One"
Build a Bank Account with your dollars one
by one. The quickest way to independence and
comfort is a Bank Account. It is easier to start a
Bank Account than to earn money and it seems easier
to earn money when you have a Bank Account.
-Now is the time to start this account. 'Procrasti
nation is the thief of time."
WE PAY 4 PER CENT ON TIME CERTIFICATES
Carolina State Bank
, SALUDA, N. C.
Sue and Esther ; Gibbs . of Mill
Springs will mak their home at the
dpmitory during : the remainder of
the school term. - '
Miss Irene Hunter of Leicester
High School' and Mr C, M. Boyer of
Knoxyille Tenn, spent the week
end with relatives and friends . at
the dormitory. On their return they
were accompained as far as Asheville
by Lucile "Hunter who . returned to
her home at Alexander.
Miss Elizabeth Hooker spent Mon
day night with Miss Odessa Mills.
The meeting at the Presbyterian
church is being well attended con
sidering the rainy weather. The
pastor was unable at the last mo
ment to secure assistant, but
there seems to be no lack of interest
on that account, and we hope forH
great results, from' the meeting.
Born on Tuesday to Mr and Mrs E
W S Cobb, a daughter.
: J T Gilbert and II W Hill spent
the week-end in, Rutherfordton.
Several teachers were presnt last
Thursday and Friday to take the
county examination. J
W B Feagan, visited friends and
relatives in Greens Creek Monday.
B B-Blackwell, a former student of
Columbus High School was a visitor
here Wednesday.
A B Cantrell, of Charlotte visited
h's parents here Sunday. ,
Mrs A B Cantrell of Charlotte is
spending, a week with her mother-in
law, Mrs. Ellas Can,trell.
Rev F B Rankin made a very
helpful talk to the students of the
High School on Wednesday morning
at tBie chapel hour.
Lewis Denton has
this week.
entered school
Miss Myrtle Cantrell of New Hope
spent the day here Tuesday.
' The social, committees of the Plila
thea and the Baraca classes met in
joint session on Monday afternoon
and made plans for a Holloween par
ty to be given Friday evening Octob
er 29th. A
j W Newman attended the horse
sale at Landrum Tuesday.
J Marvin Hall, has been elected to
teach school at Sandy Plains.
Jchn It Burgess is having a suc
cessful sale of some of his pure
bred registered pigs.' ,
We are glad to report that Mrs
Lola Edwards - Mull .is recovering
from her recent serious illness.
. On) Saturday a small party con
sisting of Misses Ellen Erwin, Carol
Runnion, Irene, Sallie Willie and Lu
cile Hunter, Mildred Hyde and Mr
C M Boyer' walked to White Oak
mountain, visited a few of the plac
es of interest and returned hy five
o'clock. They witnessed' a shower of
rain, in Tryon ana .uynn wnne uie
was shining brightly upoA the
sun
mountains.
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! Mill Springs
There' will be a special meeting
of the W. O. W., Camp No 682, Sat
urday Oct, . 23rd. V. E. Grant, Head
Advisor, is to be present. Mr Grant
will also deliver an address, Sund:
morning at 11 a m, on Fraternalism
and Woodcraft. Every body invited
ladied especialy.
Rev M Walker filled his regu
lar appointment at the Baptist churc.
last Sunday. )
Misses Armecie Green and Mollie
Dalton of Columbus :- High School
spent the week-end with their par
ents. '
A large crowd attended the birth
day dinner of Mrs Dicy Gosnell, last
Sunday there were over two hundred
people there. Mrs Gosnell is one
hundred years old, being the oldest
one liveing in our settlement.
Messers Johnie Walker and J H
Gibbs are attending the WOW meet
ing at Black Mountain at this writ
ing. :
Notice
The 3S0 acre estate of John Ward
will be sold at Greenville court house
Monday Noveber 1st, to highest bid
der, for division, lying on the head
waters of Saluda river, land well
timbered adapted to fruit of all kinds
and very productive also beneficial
for stock raising, for futher informa
tion, apply to A. Blythe, atty, Green
ville, S C. 23-2
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.Y TO
' BUSINESS
prices
that
daySo
QUIl
We will close out- everything
in owe stock and are making
should wind -up the
olae in the next 30-
REDUCTION OF 20 TO 50 PER CENT
FOR CASH ONLY. NOTHING CHARGED
We Can Not Name All The Big Bargains
Here are a few: -Galvanized
wash tub at 40 cents. v
Horse collars at your own price.
Galvanized coal scuttle at 30 cents. V
Coal and wood heating stoves $1.50 up.
Enameled bucket lOqt, and dipper at 50 cents.
Command See What we IH ay e to Offer
TRYON, No C.
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The News will be glad to have personals and
news items sent to us direct or left at Saluda Phar"
macy for publication. Send in the happenings",
we can not collect it all. ? '
E. J. Bradley, an old an exrerienc
apple grower was in town Saturday
selling a-fine flavored Cling Ston
"Stinson's October" peaches. .He
has only a few of these peaches
3Ms season. " (
C. D. GTrooms sold his farm . near
Saluda to James A. Pace, and has
moved with his' family to Canton
N.' C. ' . - ' ' , .;
T S Averill is visiting his broth
er, TTV1 Averill iu Chesaw S C
Mr and Mrs W..M. Brown and Miss
es Lucy and Nona spent Sunday in
Naples.
Mrs R. F. Cline, of Asheville was
in town Thursday.,. . t
Mr and Mrs Leo C. Pace spent
Thursday in Hendersonville.
M. T. Whipple, left Thursday for
Jacksonville to srend the winter.
Mrs Olenia Oppelt, of East Flat
Rock spent the week-end with Mr
and Mrs H. L. Capps.
Mrs J. E. Abrams and Marshall
Abrams and Miss1, Emma Boyd ol
Rutherfordton spent Sunday with
Miss Julia Abrams at the Seminary.
Almost" everything is beginning to
look like fall except Constantinople.
Jas. A. Pace is thinking of estab
lishing an orphanage for homeless
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stray donkeys.
Miss Margaret Orr' of Henderson
ville spent Sunday with Miss Jose
phine Patterson.
E. R. Burneett and H, D, McCallis
ter of Asheville spent Sunday with
Mr and Mrs E. L. Patterson.
Miss Lora Ward left Tuesday for
Newbern N. C, where she will enter
the Jones and Patterson Sanitorium
to train for nurse. The best wishes
of her many, many friends in Salu
go witjh her. ; f
E. B. Hume, Jr has returned from
Ireat Barrington Mass.
Mioses Lucile Garren and Lila Mae
Guice are home after several days
visit with friend in Inman, S. C.
Mr and Mrs W. H. Pace and fami
ly are spending several days in
Statesville, visiting friends and rela
tives. Misses Lila Boling, Venna Norville
and Julia Abrams spent Saturday in
Hendersonville.
New Carolina H
ome
Propria
: Mrs W. C. Robertson
contract with con t
ThomDSon fnr tho. IjUlh
- - " -'uon of ,
uuuniun id tug.
na Home. Work t0 be
The completed building v 'ni , Ollop
rooms. a sDacicus iin .
room fc
modern in every wav t,
ing plant will be installoa 'th. .V
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ton
ing wired for elect ricftv
cold water Ihrejagliotit
l"4 hot
Hie
Saluda is to be congratulated
ing this high class resort and
viai uoiei. ine work will
pleted in early Janury.
FISH TOP
coda,,
be
aro of
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and. completely derange th
whole system when entering it througl
the mucous surfaces. Such articles shoulc
riever be used except on prescription?
from reputable physicians, as the damagt
they will do is ten fold to the good you
ean possibly derive from them. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by P. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no.
mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon-the blood and mucous sur-t
faces of the system. In buying Hall's
Catarrh Cure be sure vnn e-pt tho tann
ine. It is taken internally and made in'
loieao, unio, Dy x j. Cheney & Co. Tes
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle
t Take Hall'a Family Pill, for constipation
'Thunder showers
occurance.
Miss Ussa Jonrs is 0n
with her mother, Mrs .Martha JoU!
and relatives.
Mrs Raneno IIr,H;f(,.i 1
ner parents ana other relatiy
Walker, this week.
Oscar Crane passed t
sect'on Saturday with
route to Saluda. '
Prsey Henderson
rough tl.
' team
tolls
his father has 300 bushels
me tha
for sale.
Thomas Price went to the
'ng at Friendship, Sunday ee
aia-.
The Price bovs
are erecting
in if.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
ELMO McLEAN
CONTRACTOR
Call Saluda Plumbing Co.,
Or
L Hart,
SALUDA,
N. C,
u cii uu(j ana are d,
tearing down the old ones eitt,,
They have the best i,0K8 in ,hiJ'
3ection. They rai. e the Tamwu;
variety.
Govan Constant and T. E. PrkP
so have very fine hogs and plentf
of potatoeis to go with thm.
Eli Paty passed through the-c.r.
MonTlay with a load of women.
Mrs Whitmire of Rosman, Trar vi
vania county, has been on an extin.;.
ea visit with l.er daughter
Paty.
J. W. Arledge, wife and phiU.vn
visited relatives in the Cove lit
week end.
Joseph Newman of Balfore, Ht-ii-derson
Co., visited his mother aci
other relatives this week.
. Mrs C. C. Jones was quite
ed one day last week when she m
magined that her" child was drown
ed. ! :
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The Pace boys are having a tine
time catching opossum' and racng
"the giant coon of America" over
the mountain and across the river,
back and forth.
School Bond Election
WANTED
Chickens, ducks, geese, butter and
ggs. No quJfnity too large for us to
buy. Bring them whenever you
are ready, you are sure of a cash!
purchaser for your whole load, you
le-'d not reddle them around a few
here and there. Telephone. No 75
O. Drawer J,
SALUDA POULTRY FARM
J. Starr Stern borger, Saluda, N. C,
Upon petition of the County Eoard
of Education of Polk county it i
hereby ordered that an .election. W
held in1 the special school tax dis
trict, embracing the incorporate!
town of Columbus and the Columbui
Public High School, to ascertain
whether the voters in said dist.it1
a-e in favor of issuing bonds in thu
amount not to exceed $8,000.00. for
the purpose of constructing and
qiiiping a school building in the s ti.t
town of Columbus. The said bon.U
to run for twenty years r.nd bear m-
terest not exceeding the rate or -
i -itil in-
percent per annum, pavanie
nually, the tax levy to he tn:rtT
cents on the one handred dollars and
ninety cents on. the poll.
It' Is furtner ordered that paid
t?on be held on 9th day of Xoveffl,
1915, after thirty days notice is fa
at the court house door and l'n- f
four weeks in The Polk County Neff
E. McQueen Ralley, M D
S. B. Weaver
P( C. Jackson
Ordered. W. B. ArledeP-
Tp"istrfl'.
W. E. Hill, Chas. Devenprrt-
Exclusive Dealers fo
this high grad flou
Q.CSonner&Co.
SALUDA, N. C
General Merchants