TRYON ITEMS.
Friday Apr. 29, 1021
npwers upon their n
n
Valhalla Tea House open every Mrs. Buckner and her
ad ?er assistants
day-
'V tu aenve
THE TRYON NEWS, TRYON, N..0.
as much
as have
U- i T hQ I Wn J
this week.
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dale: Two tine milk cows
Asheville Boosters.
ville
For
W ' a hey have come and gone-the
H Reich and wife were m Asheville Boosters. All W
Spartanburg Saturday. : greetedbf
nr Chambers, of Landrum, &cJ?s of local people who
Jfjn Trvon Saturday. them to their towns;
as xt- . . iryon was no excontirm .,ri
Mrs. Geo. Cl A,d is visiting greeted the visitorrwmlf
relatives at Anderson, S. C. Lemonade was served the visitors
,r n RiakP and Dick Watson oy the
were in Greenville yesterday. JMissildme, our druggist, served
xt i4. a w tut; visitors a
'ves'at Dewey"
Rose, ba. Mayor Bacon welcomed the
A fine milk cow for Sale:-Will visitors on behalf of our citizens
freshen about middle of May. and short talks were .made by a
j. F. Black. number of Asheville people as
Miss Mabel Capps, of Flat w as 97 some of our own folks.
Rock spent the week-end with -tPf8 were distributed at
hpr sister, Mrs. R. A. Leonard, the battle ship between Saluda
l ' w H Hawkins returned andTryon, each number of the
Mrs. W. n. nawKins returned party being given a rose and
home Monday from a very plees- cheer. g glven a rose and a
ant visit with relatives in Tenn. . Saluda also extended a glad
Roy Panther, son of John hand to the boosters and dis-
Panther, of Lynn, left Saturday tributed apples, lemonade and
fnr Ft AtKinson, wis., to accept uvemrs.
un Denan oi tne good people
oi roiK county we extend an in
ITS TOASTE tfZ
No cigarette has
the same delicious
flavor as Lucky
Strike. Because
Lucky Strike is the
toasted cigarette.
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W. F. LITTLE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Tryon N. C.
a position.
Mrs. T. J. Kenedy has return
ed home from Washington, D. C,
where she attended a meeting of
the D. A. R.
see us aganv
vitation to the Boosters to come ate school officials in the speedy
natunnation oi plans lor better
schools facilities and the installa
tion of the high school work.
Adopted at school meeting and
signechby orderof same this
Services at the Episcopal Church.
For Sale:-Purebred S. C, Holy Communion ..8:00 a. m.
Rhnde Island Red eggs, $1.25 per RnriHav m.nn"
. -.r m T7I T . XV.Wd. Hi I A ! n rink
Mrs. liiua. Ej. rAUU, Mnrn in cr .'Pra' Qart iy, xyi
.1 -"O v U11U kJVi. lliVJil I HC "I
setting.
Fish Top, PM. u 11:00 a.m.
Stanley Ballenger who is at- Bible Class... ; 4:00 p. m.
tending school hear Henderson- FRIDAY
ville spent Sunday with his Christian Healing Prayer Circle,
parents in Tryon. '. 4:00 p. m.
Mr snH Mrs. Mp.TCinnev of
Litany Service. .. : 4:30 p,m.
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A 4-Urvno do more orniQf! nf
Mrs. McKinny's sister, Mrs. Jas. THE CASH TALKS.
Moore tnis wee, .. Uur terms on loh Vnrk arft
Mrs. C. V. Elliot, Sec.
J. H. Gibbs, Chrm.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
By virtue of the power contained in
a certain mortgage deed executed on
the 4th day of December, 1919, by John
A. Sheilds and wife. Mollie Sheilds, to
J. T. Green to secure payment of a
debt, which mortgage is of record in
book No. 17 Page 86 of the mortgage
recdrds for Polk County, and default
a bal-
F0R SALE: Ford Sedan, 1920 cash on delivery, all lesrals having been made in payment of
model, demountable rims, good are cash in advanpp Wo anc due, I will on Monday the 30th
PnA SfiOO. Phorm , CaSIl m aaVanCe. We dayIo M 1921f within the legal
Price $600. Phone
or call Pine Crest Inn.
Rev. H. N. Bowne spent Tues
day in Asheville, attending a
meeting of the missionary com
mittees of the district- of Ashe
ville. . '"
Prize Cow for Sale: Calf two
weeks old, gives four gallons of
milk and one poundof butter a
day. E. W. Dedmond,
bus, N. C.
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the facilities resources and inclination to
render the best in banking. ; ' .
You are missing this service if you do
not bank with us.
Alert," Active and Accomodating. -
G. H. HOLMES, President
J. T. WALDROP
Vice President
WALTER JONES
Vice President
reortE
W. F. LITTLE
Cashier
V. A. DLAND
Asst. Cochlor
I w
iryoini7 NoD-ftlhi CaroBiinia.
keep 110 books SO please do hours of sale, at the court house door
nnt. nsk fnr snv ntlior tovmc ?? ?olk ????tv' offer .for le the
j vWw i mgnest bidder tor cash the land con-
PC ) I ,K I .( lTTNTV IMF. WS veyed by said mortgage, lying and be
lllg III lAUUIIlUUS AOWZ1SI11IJ, iTUitt. VUUIlty
and State of North Carolina and de
scribed as follows:
Beginning on a pine on the north side
of the Spartanburg road, Wagoner's
corner, and runs S. 3 W. 102 1-2 poles-
T?nVort to a stake and pointers: thence W 113
u: . Doles to a stake on west edge oi tne
AViuiiiua, x auiuier wnu was -re- 4-v, -fv, t; m
I .-i . r-. i jjaiiuiuui iuau, uiuiic itu vnv vvau
UOlUm- uujf cciib uvci iium x-xance. 37 E. 74, N. 22 3-4 1. 44 poles to an
Ihe OCCaSSlOn Was attended DV iron pm at the crossing ot the Lan-
a very large crowd who witnes- t?1?!? T0?ds 61 ,E:
caH th MiHfQrV lim,ra ai.l, 19 poles, S. 74 1-2 L. b poles N. 69 1-4
Melvin Hilll
.Quite a number of the Melvin
Hill people attended the burial
at Cooley Spring, of
Will exchange for city lot or
country property. What have
you? James Leonard, Tryon,
N. C. .
Wanted: A good tenant with
help. Come and see land and
crops on place. Chas. J. Lynch,
Stock arm, Tryon, N. C.
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
TTT , 1 T ' 1 'VIJ
vve tne unaersignea announce oqj fw Milifo
uur canuiuaiicy xur iiiemuci o ui
or Lrvon dis-
tnct. A. L. Hill, James Lank
ford, Nelson Jackson.
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"IT. 9ft nnloo "NT . 7K F. 14 nnlQ fr tha
auv,j iwi wprp nprtnrmPfl in nrcior onrl 1 1 ' ;
the School Board for Iryon dis- w:ft, jno oniOTYiri;f4 . LS fourth nrp mnrp nr
, , , , This 2ath day ot Apil,
Jieoer uarson, wile and oaby e. b. cloud. j. T. green
ot Trvon. marie a short visit to
mi All i T- 1 I '
ihe name oi Alberta tiooo, their aunt, Mrs. Etta Branscom,
was entered among those who Sunday.
had riot, naid their Town tax.
t v, r 4.iJ ,oo lne lunerai and ounai service
i " tr wir7r CS?.1, - of John Cantrel, was attended
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Atty.
Mortgagee.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned having been duly appoined ad
ministrator of the state of General Covil, deceas
ed, late a 'resident of Polk County. AH persons
having claim againt the said ueneral covil de-
. t . . . i .
"U,, i ,."U f ? t, ceasea, are notinea to present vennea state-
dv a larcre number oi triends mont. tcomo tnth. nnHproion r he-
Miss Rosa Box and Mrs. Locke and neighbors here, last Friday UoFe the 22nd, day of Apni, 1922. or this notice
r, 1 i l l. I V wfiuwvto nx, icwu x iVAJr . will be plead in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate are notified to settle
sameforwith. April 22 1921
EARL COVIL, Administrator.
returned to Saluda this week afternoon. He was well known
after- spending the winter in and highly respected by all in
Tryon. We hope they will decide this community, was a faithful
to return again next winter. 1 Christian, 'quiet and peaceable.
As my term, of office expires He leaves a wife, four sons, one
the 4th. of May, I hereby give daughter and a number of grand
notice that I will not receive children. Our sympathies are
water rents, taxes or any fund wren tne Dereavea relatives.
due the Town of Tryon. Mrs. Maggie Shelby enroute to
M. G. Blake, Mgr. her home in Dayton. Ohio, from
WANT COLUMN
Home-made chairs and stools;
stained or decorated any color.
See Arthur Scruggs.
For Sale: Piano, upholstered
nlnsh rork-prs. nivnn nil stOvp.
ThP SiiTnW ohnnl nf Hnlv Fla.. Where She spent tne Winter brass HpH mattress nnd other
- V 9 UllULk T kJlllU f A V AJ - m ivrvl v r ww'w w
Cross church had its Dicnic On is stopmg with her aunt, Mrs. household goods, at reasonable
Saturday last. They went by Branscom, lor a couple ot weeks. prices. James Leonard,
automobiles to the lord oi tne The Greens Creek high school por Saje by owner Small
auiet, a nttie uibtance auuve will give an entertainment, next fanris ar,rf rnral home sites tine
l m - r I i -i i-i -i i - '
Thursday and raday evenings. fruit and 2 1-2 miles from Tryon,
There will be -a debate here wood and water on each tract;
npYt : snnirriav nionr.. inis is ciiuice uuiiuihk sites, x. .
w o I - -T-r
free, all come. r mills, Tryon, jn. u
Jflsner Cole of Rutherford. Co.. For Sale or Exchange: 490
attended the . religious service Chevrolet car m good condition.
here last Sunday.
Elder W. A. Reed preached at
Keisler's Chanel in Rutherford
Co., last Sunday.
the Battle Ship Maine,-
T i , i ,
.Little Herbert Butler gave, a
birthday party to several of his
little friends Wpdnpsrinv to cele
brate his 7th ' birthday. Lovely
refreshments were served and
the little folks had a very enjoy
able time.
Southern Railway System
Special Rates
Southern Baptist Convention
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Round trip tickets will be
sold to Chattanooga, account
of the above occasion.
Dates of Sale
May 9, 10, 11 and 12
Final Return Limit, May
21st.
Fare from Tryon, N. C. to
Chattanooga and return
$I6.5i
including usual 8 per cent
War Tax. ' '
Those desiring sleeping
car accommodations should
confer or communicate with
the undersigned promptly.
Special cars will be operated
from Asheville: .
S. H. WOOD, Division Pas
senger Agent, Ahseville,
North Carolina.
Ford Sedan, 1920 model, demountable
rims, good condition. Price 600. 00. Phone
or call
..P0WEiD8iESBDNt
Kill That Cold With
CASCARA
FOR
Colds, Coughs OMV
QUININ
AND
La Grippe
Neglected Colds are Dangerous
Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze.
Breaks up a cold in 24 hours Relieves
Grippe 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
Having sold my oil and gaso
line business to J. H. Paris and
others, this is to notify the
Public that I have no connec
tion with the Tryon Filling Sta
tion. All nartiPR inr?phtprl to me
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Resolution of Executive Committee.
Whores in the stupendous
Will ITiakp immnrliato nQumonf xrinirk-rv oppnmnlishpd last Week
in the scnooi election n is wie
spTiRe of this committee that this
was the "Red letter day" for
White Oak township and that a
new era has dawned in the edu
cational history of this y com
munity, and whereas in the
anirit of rejoicing and deep
o-ratitude. Therefore be it re-
i,ta i of "'fiiaf fViia mmmunitv
wdWni'l6 superintendent tender its sincere thanks and
. vveuare work shnnlH rpan as j. ; ;,r nlnVi
io fftrr.. crraTimae lu me cuniuiuiiiij wm,
county scnooi omciais, cuuii
agricultural agent and every in
dividual for their interesting
efforts and loyal support in this
orrpat. educational campaign. Ke-
solved 2nd. that this" committee
express its high appreciation ui
J- B. Carpenter.
.The ticket for school commis
sioners )ut up by the school co
operative asssociation should
read as follows:
A. L. Hill,
f. Nelson Jackson. -fe.P.
G. Morris. . '
ne committee annointed to
i i r r . i
Spices
Squibb's Spices are sold in sealed tin packages.
Just a little gives the desired flavor. We have a full
assortment.
Parke-Davis Vanilla Extract Have you tried
it in your cakes and ice cream? A good product on
sale at , v '
R2 ISSI LD I N E'S PH AR M ACY
work should read as gratitude to the community club,
trs- A.L. Hill. -W.
F. Smith.
Miss Hamlin. ;
Mrs. F. C. Poppe.
Tryon Flower Day at Oteen.
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Aebterdavthe itono rvfTWrm Uv,Q finp Tiatrntism and deep pro
KmhOM J WAOllU y M. JLMLJVM.M. I lll'V - il
wiered toethpr -aiiir.r?o cei'vo cnirit manifested m the
vilw Buckner, at Ashe- very liberal vote cast m favor ot
beautif large boxes of very school, especially by the women
to bp If rses and other flowers, who so fully exemplified their,
ailed" cS? to the sick and- dis- worthiness of the enfranchise
Aahevfn dler? at 0teen hospital, ment extended them. Resolved
Uke lvr Mrs. Buckner will 3rd That this committe solicits
Vilge land distribute the the further aid ot tne county mm
AN APPEAL TO YOUR OWN GOOD SENSE
V - SAVE $10.00 a month and place it in the Sav
ings Department of this Bank. The following fig
ures will interest you. YOU WILL HAVF . at the
end of the , JL .
- 1st. year.. ..., r L..$122.42 -
3rd. 2X-2 -$382.38
5th. year .. $663.87
10th. year -L-: $1,473.48
START TQDAY
THE BANK OIF TO YON
' - . "Polk County's Oldest Banking Institution"
W- T. LINDSEY, President . J. P- HESTER, Cashier
North' Carolina
The citizens have recently organized a Board
of Trade, having in view four specific primary :
objects:
1. The completion, by fall term, of the School ;
Building,-f or which bonds for $20,000 have Jbeen
voted, and sold. '
2. The construction of a Public Park, with a ;
Community House thereon, for the recreation of
the citizens, and their guests throughout the year, n
3. The improvement Of the public roads in :;
Saluda Townsnip, and those leading to the farm- "l
ing communities at this end of Polk County.
1 4. The encouragement of more cordial rela f
tions between all the citizens of Polk County; the
marketing of all products raised by our farmers,
who are hereby asked to increase tneir production ')
for sale by the Board of Trade in the fall, the dif- '
fusion of information relating to every existing or
proposed development in this section; the bringing '
of new settlers into the community, and tne list-1
ing of lands, houses, and other real estata for sale
to prospective settlers by the Board of Trade. "
The Board of Trade invites the cooperation of
every citizen of Polk County, and especially of.
Saluda Township, in the carrying forward of this" '
work, and the Secretary will be found daily in the
rear of The Bank of Saluda.:
Saluda Board of Trade.
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