TRYON
The Star Spangled" Banner being
played by Miss Anna Me,ta Buchanan,
of Tryon, changinc to- Tinhpnvrin'.
rth L'7 V make iormal apph- entered. . First in the wedding pro
Qucst . hmks at once. cession entered the officiating minis-
atl of Asheville offers .o.-A angiey, ot Dillon; S.
johnson, ot Ab C., brother-in-law of the bride. Rev.
:-c .is nuie to wb v Landev was follnwci w. ;j
r Phone 4b, oi i- v. Miss Mattie Lea Jackson. cicov
r .... rchode Island Kea pui- the bridf d - -
ennit; ww"- -
P lAMES "LEONARD.
. r Make, town manager, re
V: Enounce that town tax-
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B. Jackson, brother of the bride; next
came little Catherine Brown, who
bore the ring in a white rose bud:
then followed the bride and groom.
Ane Driae was Decomingly attired
now aue anu wwum m a tailored suit ot blue, with hat to
rom
ated
Lit ' , . I . r , 7 aamv
mnf tttyi on T I v.of nh ,3 j 1 . . . .
j and that a F"" ..iv. lljavui) rtUU carne.u a Doquet oi pink
greatly appreciatt-u.
ie M-ikroeace and
rose DUds. Mrs. (Jarson is a lovelv
Mrs. young woman. She has many friends
snenainir me uiu- w-o ricouv uiteiesuea in ner
mH-ticut, have returned to marriage.
I Mr. Carson is a
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bin
3"" . nnstor Of the DUSineSS man. He IS now r-nnr.or.forl
u , ' Until fVio T T? T i ,
ITT J 11 -v t '
nenaersonviue, jn. U.
Immediately after the ceremoify
Mr. and Mrs. Carson left on the even
ing tram for Hendersonville, where
they will make their home.
MRS HATTIE JACKSON SHAW.
W. S. h
HOW WE CAN HELP PROTECT
OUR SOLDIERS OVERSEAS
FROM GERMAN POI-
SON GAS. .
1. .,rt
Fur.-.oi ,'hurch as soon
m V""' j, fl is over.
r 01 0'"'"
ctronir veturned home after a
.Sffinls at Burnsville, N. C.
ltn i .,n,v.rl home bv Miss
Oi'l Dili rtUUV 11
&L f Brook.. N. Y who
, thp-truest OT iur-a. ouuug iu
it. Miss Curtis is well
settling the question as to whether he
was killed in battle in France or not.
Previous to this letter the last Mrs.
Basey had heard from the Captain
was contained ill the' letter, extracts
from which appeared in a recent is
sue of the NEWS. This letter told
of his having been "gassed," and
what a severe time he was having.
The next heard wtfs a cablegram an
nouncing his -death. Mrs. Basey
steadfastly refused to believe the
news was genuine, and did everything
she could to have the ;War Depart
ment to either confirm or deny the re
port, but to no purpose. ,
, It appears that Captain Basey was
sent to a famous resort in the south
of France to recuperate. While com
ing out of-his room he ran upon a
member of his old command, who re
marked upon seeing .him, "My God,
Basey, where did you come from?
Don't you, know that x you have been
reported killed?" This was the first
intimation to the Captain that such a
report had gone out, and he proceeded
to deny it, by cabling his wife of his
whereabouts, but she never received
the cablegram. He sat down and
wrote her, she receiving, this. He told
BOAR FOR SALE.
BrQkennose Berkshire: Will sell
for marketvprice of pork to any far
mer in Polk county who will agree to
keep him for breeding purposes.
. C. J. LLNCH,Tryon R. 1.
Trvon.
in receipt
iam Garri-
-Frank McFarland is
; fmm Mrs. Will
l( v,- York, informing
01 " . r Uv Y-incVianrl wrnlrl
him
I fhP asne ui , -- . ------
fid to Tryon to be buned.be-
fr ;o rf his tatrier and
1 Rut ao details of the date I diers overseas from the awful poison
n- . , ..I. montinriDH I sras OI the bermans whirh in tho on v.
e joiin wpvp mentioned
i se oi w
Emma Mcrananu icil iui m
lore n crr nnnn rp
Tpnn a u ev t
." letter stating that her sis
oi a J
ss
At last our scientists have found
father and 1 an almost sure protection for our sol
i i -li -
ii . voo nancprn is v 11 .
i o
her arrival me nv
;.;nlP Miss Emma telegraph-
brother, Mr. F.-K. McFarland,
F. v U oHflpsriav mnrn.
left 1' r ' w..
r. 1. F. Scarlos
and Mrs. Searles
1 - T
Atlanta, soon, to resiue, wnere
Searles is to manage uie uusmess
nf thp SO-Caiieu ictuiisiiuiuui-
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fpirh ne maimed ana uisauiea
V V v v.
tiers some remunerative occupa-
ly (days of the war laid waste so manv
thousands of brave young lives.
Every member of our community
can help in this great work df they
will. Our boys and girls, our young
men and women, even the aged in
our midst can come to our aid. This
is an EMERGENCY CALL for help
an S. O. S. from our soldiers to our
people. And not by money nor work
can we serve in this; merely by
thought and care and by always re
membering the need. '
Our Government wants every dry
fruit pit, every fruit stone and the
shol 1 of PVPrv nnf on ton Kir on i -noo
lil-P SO niUCh Of the War WOrk I np ;,lsf, foil nlntinnm norfor di'
'apable volunteers, it will be etn- pure tin, but not cans as they are 'tin
unremuneiuuNf tu ocanw, in name only lne Ked (jr0Ss Chap-
fcciStiy. ter begs you never to cast aWay a sin-
r and Mrs. dray have heard that gle one of these needed products you
r daughter, Mrs. Ethel Freeman, always thought jthey -were just
ithe terrible explosion last week "waste;" so did we, but we know bet-
Lt Ambov. N. J., fled to Phila- ter now they mean LIFE, PROTEC-
hia with her lniant. I wo irienas llUJN and a sate return to us of pur
rted with the influenza were un- isolaiers Irom overseas.
m e-ive her shelter and the fam- We, the Red Cross Chapter, ask
ifmind refuse in a boarding house, you to save every one of these arti
iv have also heard that tneir son, cies; in your nome nave a Dag or box
v Grav, was at rsewark, N. J., but convenient and when it is full bring
not Know wnemei ur iiul ut; csta- i 11- iu us, ucpusii, its i-umeiiu m Liie
Sniurv receptacles for this purpose at the
liQS Bertie Jackson, aged 19 years, Band Stand near depot, and the Red
irhtor of Mr. and Mrs. John L. widpiei wm get it to uie ie-
quirea aesunauon.
mis is help that each ot us can
give mav we count oh YOU ?
. M. C. BLAKE, Chm. Com.
w. s. S-
CAPTAIN BASEY ALIVE.
Ikson, died at the family home near
f . it- i i 'TV.
on, last neanesaay nigiit. me
n? ladv was sick but two days,
was attacked by the Spanish in
TT 1 L .1 I Z
nza. however sne naa Deen in
r health for some time, and her
Jstitution was not strong enough
onquer the dread disease. The
kins were laid to rest at Columbus
Irsdav, at 4 o'clock p. m. We ex-
Id svmpathy to the Dereaved par-
js and relatives.
'e hope our friends will appreciate
fact that we are in the midst of
greatest campaign for money
?ing that the world has ever seen,
I that the greater portion of our
e and space is being used for that
rpose, and not to be disappointed
ause any article sent us for publi-
on does not appear. Remember
t we are surrounded bv iron clad
es that makes it impossible to run
paper as we would like to. Also
there are but two of us in the
p'S office, and if you expect any
fs to appear don'f wait until Wed-
;lay or Thursday to send it in
a you are in possession of it on
way. e are dome the best pos-
e under our terrible, handicap, and'
i tnat our friends will do all they
f to aid us instead of hindering us.
W. S. S
BELGIAN RELIEF
Postmaster Stearns is in receipt of
a letter from Mrs. Basey conveying
the information that she has recently
received a letter from Capt. Basey,
recovering and
to report again to
her he was rapidly
would soon be able
his command.
The manv friend's of this roHn1 in
Tryon, will be glad to hear the good
news, ana witn them we extend congratulations.
w. s. s
WARRIOR MOUNTAIN.
The hills are adorning themselves
with the beautiful autumn colprs, and
looking upon thefr splendor we know
the hand of the Creator is sublime.
Little- Helen and Bernice Arledere
are quite sick.
Nathan Scogsrin is not able to be in
school.
Mrs. William Green, of Silver
Creek, has been visiting her daughter.
Litye Edith, the two year old
child of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Arledge,
was quite, painfully burned by falling
upon a kettle ot hot water. Her left
arm receiving most of the bum.
Mr. Walt Foster is unabte to be out
on account of having cut his knee.
Mrs. John Edwards and daughter,
Dora, were in Saluda last week, shop
ping. We greatly enjoyed reading the let
ters from "over there" printed in last
week's issue.
The hunters of this section' caught
a coon recently.
. w. S. S.
KNITS 24 SQCKS WHILE
WAITING TO TESTIFY
Los Angeles, Cal. Called
here from Detroit to' testify In
the federai court, Miss Olive
Kidder brought along her knit
ting needles and yarn, and while
waiting to be called to the stand
knitted a dozen pairs of socks
for Uncle Sam's soldiers In
France.
We Have the Right Prices
V AND
Kind of Materials
to do your -building. Full stock
Doors, Windows, Siding, Flooring
Ceiling, Shingles, Loths, Interior
Finish and Moulding, Rough and
Dressd Lumber. Carry complete
HEARON LUMBER CO.
SALUDA, N. C.
W F. LITTLE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Tryon, N. C.
WALTER JONES.
ATTORNEY AT, LAW
Office up Stairs In
Jno. L. Jakn C Bld'g.
Sow Woods High-Grade
Seed Wheat
For Best and Most
Productive Crops;
Our Virginia-Grown Seed
Wheats are superior for the
South make larger yields
and better quality of grain.
Write for "WOOD'S CROP SPE
CIAL" giving prices and Information
about SEED WHEAT, SEED OATS,
SEED RYE, BARLEY and all other
Seeds for Fall Sowing.
T.W. Wood & Sons
Seedsmen. Richmond, Va.
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Sow WOOD'S EVERGREEN LAWN
Q RASAS' for beautiful, velvety
green lawns. Fall Is the best
time, for seeding. Special
Lawn Grass Circular mailed
free upon request.
's a pity that everyone could not
'e seen Polk county's lesponse to
c s cm t fiv vp not tnr ti-ip nponip
Belgium and the occupied portions
r ranee:
II every county does as well in
Portion, the Belgians will be as
p aressed as we are! ' said a man,
Ff breath with carrvinc nackaees
wilkins' stairs.
many trave. so manv helned col-
:-Pack, and list that all the thanks
said mav hf summpH nti in the
H of the Western Governor, "We
four duty and we done it!"
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Wss WILCOX 'in service.
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By SENATOR HENRY CABOT LODGE
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The war will be won by men
and ships, by guns and airplanes.
To raise armies and supply them,
to build the navy and support
it, and to furnish ships and trans
port, we must have money in
large amounts. The expendi
tures t)f the Government for the
ensuing year are estimated at
$24,000,000,000, a sum which
baffles the imagination to con
ceive. That vast amount must
come one-third from taxes and
two-thirds from loans. The suc
cess of the Fourth an, like
those that preceded it is, there
fore, absolutely necessary. We
must work with the highest
speed, as if the war was to end
in six months. We must pre
pare in every direction, as if it
was to last for years. Speed
and preparation are both expensive.
TMek It Over!
You live in this county you believe in it you
love it because it's yonr county. Are you willing
, for it to be listed as a SLACKER County? No! You
are not. Then let's get right down to brass tacks
and put it on the honor roll. Its quota in War Sav
ings has not been reached; therefore we know you.
will pledge your full part to help remedy this con
dition. There will be a wind-up war savings drive in
this county during September.
Canvassers, acting under authority of the Uni
ted States Government will call upon you. You
must pledge to buy every single War Savings Stamp
you can to help save your county and your boys.
Any further information will be cheerfully given
you by Mr. B. L. Ballenger, County Chairman of
Polk County War Savings Association.
This Space Contributed by
THE BALLENGER CO.
Did You Ever Have
a Dollar Work for YOU?
Buy War Savings Stamps and collect
interest from the Government. $4.20 in
vested now brings you $5.00 in 1923.
PEOPLES BANK & TRUST CO.
G. H. HOLMES
President
J. T. WALDROP
Vice-Pre.
TRYON, N. C.
W. F. LITTLE
Cashier
This Bank is for Peope who
Want to Improve their financial Condition.
Will you let us serve you? A checking account is most
convenient in the payment of bills. It is the safest receipt,
A Savings account is the hure road to an eventual com
petency. We solicit vour account.
CAROLINA STATE BANK.
DAVID C. BARROW W C ROBERTSON, Q. C. SONNER H. B. LANE
Preside viae Presiaeats gamier
are in receipt of following tet
fl'om Miss Lois Wilcox, and as
r J'ounjr ladv has manv friends in
wno will 'be pleased to learn oi
enlisting for the cause, we give
''Cation to same:
1 New York. Oct. 4. 1918.
far Mr. ConelanH-
11 West 5 1st street, will he our ad-
s for thp winter sr Vindlv .have
Uur nionda mav hp interested to
P'.that I have an exhibition of my
Mini's for t.vvrt woolfo hpo-inninc
r. - - .. v ' ' i v . j . -t n
Jm (t Vi of 900 PJ-fV, Avanno -of
galleries of Samuel Schwartz &
Jnis fiim has charge of the exhi-
on as -nil
Inrl t Lime Sco w
. ',m in tl-. f nnforiCQ 111-
'10n Of the Ch
- L- S. Army. Everyone will un-
dni now haDDv I am to have
lS Chanpr. f iV- i. .n,.on
"nl nerve me gmixi wuoc.
Sincerely,
LOIS WILCOX.
.y S. S.
JACKSON-CARSON
Without the Loans we cannot have either
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Wo To Loodlsey
REAL ESTATE
TRYON, N. C.
Sminip hut Viomtifii1 wpddinc
4a soiemnipH W flftpmnon.
2nd, at 5 o'clock. t. m... when
,7s Johnnie M ae Jackson and Mr.
J1' H. Carson were quietly mar
at the home of the bride's
Tyts, Mr- and Mrs. J. L. Jackson.
"0 Wprn
t.alron uroe nnrofoH ,1T1
nite and blue. Quantities of
l'Od nnrl QllfiiTvin laoiiao fftinyi
OiiV
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Wc arc fighting to secure a just, right
eous and lasting peace. For a complete
peace we must have a complete vic
tory. -It must not be a peace of bar
gain or negotiation. No peace which
satisfies Germany can ever satisfy us.
No peace that leaves Germany in a
position to renew the war against us
will be worth having. It will be far
from sufficient to gain all our objects
on the Western front Belgium, Alsace-Lorraine,
Italia Irredenta. The
President with wisdom and foresight
and great force expressed his deter
mination to redeem Russia. Russia
must not be left in Germany's hands.
That would mean another war. Poland
must be free. Slav republics must be
established to bar the way between
Germany and the East. Serbia and
Roumania must be redeemed. All
these .things are essential. Nothing
will bring them but complete victory
and a peace dictated by as and oar
allies. It is a conflict of ideas. It is
the principle of evil arrayed against
the principle of good. It is the battle
of freedom and civilization against
barbarism and tyranny. Wc must
win and we shall win.
S3
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We cannot win without money, and therefore, these Loans
are vital, and the countrv should rally in all its strength
and subscribe and oversubscribe the Fourth Liberty Loan
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Buy Bonds to Your Utmost!
Tide Space Contributed to Winning the War by
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FOR -SALE AT A
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If taken at once. Cash or reasosble
terms.
Two tenant houseswell built, in colored
tenement district. Store house and lot oh
Trade street. GEO. A. GASH, Agt.
TB-OE IBQYS
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want to know what is going
on back home. Why not you
fcfoemn the NEWS?
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