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TRYON ITEMS. Valhalla Tea House open every day. ,-' ' ' Miss Ruth McFee spent Wed nesday in Hendersonvme. j. M. Hearon, of Saluda, ., was in 1 , . 'V. H. Hawkins visited i Hen dersonville relatives this week. y. Leroy Williams transacted business in Spartanburg Tuesday. Mrs.'-Jno. Orr, who was sick a few days last week is able to be out. - v J. T. Camp and wife are the parents of a fine boy, born Mon day. I L. V. Brown and wife visited relatives" in Spartanburg this this week. . Mrs. P. M. Acker is spending the week-end with her husband at Canton, N. C. For ten days I will sell house hold and kitchen furniture at my residence. Geo. A. Gash j. F. Black and wife spent Friday in Spartanburg with their daughter, Mrs. John Stroessjial. Presiding Elder, W. A. New ell, of Statesville, was in Tryon . Wednesday greeting old friends. W. H. Hawkins the old watch maker is now located in The Ballenger Co. , store buildihg up stairs. , The family of G. H. Holmes have all been sick with the "flu" for the past week, but are much better at present. -1 For Sale: Purebred S. C., Rhode Island Red eggs, $1.25 per setting, j Mrs. Thos. E. Pace, Fish Top, N. C. Mr. Lyles, Grand Keeper, of Records and Seal of thje K. of P. spent Monday night in Tryon with the local lodge. Rowell's Paintings of Tryon will be shown at' the Library every Wednesda afternoon through March and April. The ladies, of the -Baptist church will have on sale at the Library tomorrow, Easter cards, cut flowers, cakes, jellies, pickles, fancy work, etc. : '. F. P. Ensminger,of Starr, N. C. was the guest of E. E. Missildine and family, Sunday. He filled the pulpit at the Congregational church on Sunday evening. For Sale by owner Small farms and rural home sites, fine fruit land 2 1-2 miles from Tryon, wood and water on each tract; choice building sites.' T. C. Mills, Tryon, N. C. Little Kathleen Brown, who, with her grandparents, B. 0. Pennington and wife, made a trip to Jacksonville, Tampa, Sulphur Springs and other 'Flor ida points, returning home Tues day. Wanted: To exchange dahlia bulbs for purebred Buff Rock eggs, one bulb for one egg. I have the show, cactus, peony and the decorative types, 16 kinds. Mrs. R G. Hamilton, Tryon, N. C. Route 1, Box 33. Miss Annie Laurie Peterson f Spartanburg came up and spent Monday and Tuesday. Miss Peterson was hostess at Ballenger;s store, where she served "Morara" coffee to' the Tryon housekeeper and visitors. Wednesday afternoon the ball teams of Landrum 'and Saluda crossed bats with a score of 26 to 4 in favor of Landrum. The batteries were Moody and Trout for Saluda and Morrow and Cul breath for Landrum. The game was played at Saluda. Representative C O. Ridings, f Greens Creek was in Tryon Wednesday. While here he left with us a copy of a new road law for Polk County , he intro duced. and got passed by the legislature, just closed, which we will publish next week. . 0ur Trvon artist. Louis Rowell, exhibiting a,large oil painting i this section in the exhibit of Paintings by Southern Artists which is being held at GibVs' Art Gallery in Charleston , during the month of March. Professional painters from all. parts , of the South; have contributed to this 'exhibit and several hundred pic tures are being shown. In a recent notice of the Charleston paper four paintings wcic mentioned specially. Mr. nowens- picture "Mountain ranges being one of them, f Miss Elizabeth W; Wood Dead Miss Elizabeth W. Wood, who nasbeen living with her niece Mrs. Bowne, at Holly Cross Rec tory for the past year, passed away on Monday after a brief illness. Miss Wood was hnrn Brooklyn, N. Y. She : was the daughter of the late M. I. and Mary Snydam Wood. The funeral service was InM in the church of the Holy Cross on luesday morning, the" Rev. Kolla Dyer officiatincr. The in terment will be made at' Green wood cemetery, Brooklyn, N. Y. Western N. C. Chamber of Commerce The Western North Carolina Chamber of Commerce was or ganized at the Langren Hotel on March 9th 1921, J. Quince Gilkey ot Marion was elected President: T. L. Gwynof Springdale First Vice-President; J. S. Trotter of Franklin, Second Vice-President ; N. Buckner of Asheville Secre tary and T. Hi Shipman of Bre vard Treasurer. A director from each of the tWenty counties Represented in the hew organization was elected and four additional directors will be selected in each following a canvass for memberships. Object of the Western North Carolina Chamber of Commerce is to organize the constructive minds of the progressive citizens to advance the undeveloped re sources of this section. Those who will disregard relicrious. political and sectional affiliations and unite to make the mountains of . Western North Carolina the spot on earth in which to live, spiritually, morally, intellectual ly physically and financially- as well as naturally. The chamber will promote manufacturing in terests, development of natural water power sites, construction of improved highways, erection of better churches and school buildings, and in fact aid in the constructive programs to be ad vanced by it and in those initiat ed by the various civic organiza tions of every town m the coun ties represented. Membership will not be limited to men, a special resolution asking women to become members having been adopted at the first meeting. A resolution inviting the. co-opera tion of all civic and trade or- !1 ' ' Under Your Pillow RADICULITES NO need to get up from bed and turn on the light when you want the time at night. - . .-: .; One glance at the Radiolite under your pillow and you know the time because the hands and the num erals on the dial glow brightly in the darkness.' Radium does it. . : - You can get wrist watches with Radiolite dials, and jeweled watches, .and little clock-watches that stand by your bed at (night They all tell . time in the dark. ' Yankee Waterbury Radiolite 3.50 f Radiolite $6.15 . (jeweled) Missildine's Pharmacy THE TRYON NEWS, TRYON. N. 0. Do you know you can roll 5Q ocd ag&rf, lies tor ; lOcis from ono bag of H GENUINE BULCDURHAM TOBACCO ganization was also adopted. ; G. H. Holmes ison the Com mittee on Constitution and Bv Laws and W. T. Lindsey was elected one director from Polk County. , After consulting with other members from - Polk County it has been decided to ask Dr. G. R. Little of Saluda and five banks of the County to act as a canvassing committee to solicit new mem bers. When you pay your mem bership fee of $10 to either ; Dr. Little or to any of the Banks, please at the same time vote for four additional directors for Polk County, The four persons get ting the largest number of votes will act as directors for ensuing year for Polk .County in con junction with W: T. Lindsey. Fri&v tVr. 16. i2i m . It is said that Benjamin Franklin, America's greatest citizen, wentthrough life an altered man because he once paid too dearly for . a penny whistle. R. L. btevenson said his concern came from a deeper source, to wit; from hav ing bought whistle when he did not need one. I , Stevenson wa's right. We buy too many whistles. We all buy too many things we don t need. Not as much as we did a year - ago perhaps but we continue to make useless expenditures. A magnificent office building, surpassing any sky scraper heretofore built m Chicago, is being erected from the sale of chewing gum. The owner of that building is a multimillionaire and it all came from our nickels. - , One of the greatest industries in the world, having gigantic capital, was founded on the nickelodium" idea, The motion picture and the chewing ideas are American and made possible by our being the easiest spenders in the world.- ' . , TWs bank has a well organized Savings Department . to ' 'catch' ' your nickels dinies, quarters and dollars. We will pay you liberal interest to in duce and encourap you to save. One dollar will open an account, interest SSfTiiWhSnm-i1?ve $5; S th? bank- Any sum may be deposited from one dollar to a million Another interest period begins April 1st. Open an account with this bank, the home of thrift-the largest in Polk County. i G. H. HOLMES, President J. T. WALDROP Vice President WALTER JONES Vice President Card of Thanks. Mrs. J. B. Panther and family, surviving wish to thank their many friends for their manifest sympathy by helping them in time of sickness and death of their daughter and sister Kate. WANT COLUMN Home-made chairs and stools: stained or decorated any color. See, Arthur Scruggs. Agents Wanted LADY or crentleman wanted in the city of Columbus to sell the genuine J. R. Watkins medi cines, spices, extracts, toilet preparations, etc. ; all are spare time: a wonderful ODDortunitv to get into business for vourself: write today for full .particulars and sample. J. R. Watkins Co., 62, New York City. EM W. F. LITTLE Cashier V. A. BLAND Asst. Cashlor BANK. -ft TCU WW II H II an DM U Tiryomi- Month Caroiiinia, Wanted : A good tenant with help. Come and see land and crops on place. Chas. J. Lynch Stock Farm, Tryon, N. C. I Pigs For Sale -1 to 12 weeks old. C. J. Lynch ; For Sale: Chevrolet touring car, good tires, newly painted good condition. P H. Bailey 4 For Sale: One of the finest small vineyards located m the thermal belt near Tryon, has 10 acres of bearing vines and about S acres " of peaches- and other fruit. Nice, cottage house of 4 r$pms and bath, water piped to house from spring. This place hassbeen well taken care of and is in fine condition. Price $8,000 J. Leonard For Sale: Two story house on Walnut Streed near the Baptist Church, has one bed room down stairs and two up stairs, kitchen, dining room living room and bath room on first floor, house newly painted outside, and inside varnished and calci mined. Has city water and electric lierht. nlentv of sun. Lot is 59x209 feet. Price 3,500. Furnished. Jas. Leonard, Try- on, N. C, A Man May- Be Free But he never feels independent until he owns a bank account. Think it over. We are al ways ready to serve and help you in any way. THE BANK OF TRYON "Polk County's Oldest Banking Institution' W. T. L INDSEY, President J. B. HESTER, Cashier CARS ANYWHERE, ANYTIME FOR ANYBODY Why stay at home these cool days when you can ride in a first class closed car, and come and go as you like? We Cater To The Public All orders promptly filled, Phone 15 Tryon Service Station S. F. FOWLER Kill That Cold With CXSCARA Colds, Coughs "OMV QUININE AND La Grippe Neglected Colds are Dangerous Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze.- Breaks tip a cold in 24 hours - Relieves Grippo in 3 days -Excellent for Headache : ' , Quinine in this form does not affect the head- Cascara is best Tonic Laxative No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT MM Can be Cured by Saving This is hard to do, but all progress and devel opment depends on YOU who have the grit' to do a man's job. We all want to be useful members of our community, and we can be by saving and deposit ing our money in the ; , : POLK COUNTY BANK & TRUST CO. We pay you a liberal rate of interest on your savings, and lend the money to your neighbors and friends to hplp PRODUCTION of farms and build business right here at home, in Polk county. By saving you help yourself, your neighbor and become a builder in your community. Work with us. ' ' l : " ...... V Polk County Bank & Trust Company LW.S.C0SB, President FRANK JACKSON, Vice President FRED W. ELRNTCM, Vice Pres & Cash. VL L ASLECGE. AssL Cashier Columbus, N. C. Today is a BearSmig Ap pDe OrcDnairdl. Good Apples Make a Profit. Work will make them. Young men, get busy. Bearing orchards in Washington and Oregon pay profits on a value of $3,000.00 per acre, 3,000 miles from best markets. I have bearing orchards for sale at $100 to $1,000' per acre, on easy terms, with markets at your very door. p. Saluda, W; C. r.l!i!io no r.iste!ics, pntrcmzo cur ctlvcrticcrq
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