TRYOM ITEMS.
School Cooperative Association.
THfiTRYON NEWS, TRYON, N. C.
Valhalla Tea House open every The regular monthly meeting
day. - s association will be held in
Miss Alice Unwm has been je school house oh Monday May
very til
Mr fi. Bush spent Friday in L Vf" 8 I0r ' using the schoool
Asheville. - - 1
' Sarah Purdy spent ; Fri- 'S? formulated.
day in Asheville. services at the Episcopal Church
, nv. :n. TT.i..-i :
For Saie:-iwu unexmm cuws communion.- 8:00 a. m.
ur J. Scrivens. 4 ;: ocmi. ,. .10:00 a. m
Miss Helen Morton spent ;FriJ yer : nd Serm
day in Spartangurg.
Mrs. C. W. Bartleson spent
Friday in Spartanburg,
Bible Class.
.i......4:00 p. m.
FRTnAV
Christian Healin
f, B. Cawthray is in Hickory, LitenvsJ ..o. .
K C this week on business. ..om.m.
Mrs. E. B. Cawthray and child- UCTC, C "a" Iorm-
ren are visiting friends in Bilt- Ane nail storm Wednesday
more this week. , . aiternoon did a great deal of
Dick Watson left Monday for "Se ver Portions of Georgia,
Alabama, MississiDDL Tenn
aWfcJCft- "3 w v .i.xwvi.o Ak i '
Columbia, S. U. v - . ,1
F P. Bacon returned home T V ?au.was ac"
r , A compamed by a hard rain whiVK
from a ousmess trip w rnna- ;n 1q - - , , ,,7-
j lnMfl Saturday V r?rvo,--waBUw uauiyme gar-
delpnia baturaay. dens, n ln nM .a
Messrs. C. W. Ballenger and where th vm, o;
p. G. Morris, transacted business are ruined :. ' .
in Asheville Friday, Apples. DeacW nH err
Chas. H. Dennis, managing are all damaged, but at this time
editor ot tne nicago Daily it is impossible to estimate the
News, is at Oak Hall.:, extent of the damage done.
W. Y. Wilkins, wife and son Deceints Frnn, Phw
Billy, spent Monday with rela- v: C r. ; ,
tives in Spartanburg. ( f " 5"uT ' nn
Dr. C. A. Brickerhuff and ProoTam ocn
wife, of Chicago, are Quests of Tickets """"" -,'rft
T. H. Coggey and wife. ; ReceiDts Colnm nns" 7 ifi '
Mrs. Robt.Gaines of Spartan- Expenses, "copyright....!..:.. $3. 50
burg, formerly of Tryon, died at Car fare . 9.00
aerate
To seal In the
delicious Burley
tobacco flavor.
tied!
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W. 'f, LITTLE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Try6nf N. C.
that place Sunday morning.
Mrs. Charles Wilson is to man- i
age the weaving part of the toy
maker's business at the mercer
izing mill. :
stage..:. ............... .... ; 5.00
Receipts Saluda ..;.: $44.05
Expenses, copyright.
Car fare
Hall ;
Programs...
Mrs. Hester is recoverine.
Mrs Conrad and Bettie are still Divided Proceeds.
in Winston -Salem, with Dr. and
Mrs. Conrad. :
S. B. Wilkins and little grand
daughter, of Spartanburg, were
guests of W. Y. Wilkins and
wife Saturday.
For Salei-PureTored S. C,
Rhode Island Red eggs, $1.25 per
setting.
$3.50
18.00
3.50
1.50
8.78
61.78
Total.; $128.90...
Balance.. 67.07
Respectly submitted,
Odell Hamlin
Principal Employed.
The trustees of Tryon Graded
School on last Tuesday entered
into a contract with' Prof. D. W.
Mrs. THOS. E. PACE, Simmons, formerly principal Of above the ground suddenly burst and
upon at a meeting to be held on
next Monday night. ;
Considerable time was spent
in discussing 'ways and means of
extending and improving our
water system and the building
of permanent hard surface
streets and sidewalks. While no
definite action was taken along
this line, it is quite likely that a
survey of our streets will be
ordered and estimates of the
probable cost of these improve
ments ' secured, and a public
meeting of our citizens called to
discuss the advisability of going
ahead with this work. ' V
These meetings are held to
transact public business and all
citizens are extended a cordial
invitation to attend all meetings
of the board.
Dciner in Incandescent Lamps.
lv!f!("!u-p that" tlit' hi:;L power In-
rnndescent lamps. "now so commonly
nsed for street liirhtins: mav not be-
wholly Innocent as a possible source
of fire was observed in southern Cali
forina recently, says Popular Mechan
ics Magazine. A bulb hanging 20 feet
It Oi
Pay Voii'To
A bank deals in service only. It can serve you in
many ways. Primarily you look upon your bank as a
Safe place to leave your money. In turn the bank owes
you the very best possible Service.
This bank is constantly on the alert to render its cus
tomers the last word in banking and with this in view
we solicit your business. - v
Call at the bank and talk it over.
G. H. HOLMES, President
J. T. WALDROP
Vice President
WALTER JONES
Vice President
W. F. LITTLE
V. A. QLAtSD
PEOPLES
mil t tust Mm
Fish Top, N. C.
Little Margaret Leonard who
has been spending some time
with her gCndparents at Flat
Rock, has returned home.
the Durham schools for 2 years white-hot particles of metal it scat-
and for five years principal of the lf nt,IyfKignitled S&sa
. !L t .1. , at the root of the pole. Firewardens
SChOOlS at Elizabeth Glty,, tO of the district are now advocating the
take charge of the Tryon Graded use ' suitable guards about the lamp
School for next year.
Prof. Simmons will bring his
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned having been duly aoDoined ad-
Miss Sybil Capps returned to family to Tryon in June so as to S?EiSdS! Tr& Sn5! "Tii SS
her-home in Flat Rock Friday familiarize himself with lod chatmltoffi1tat
ments ot the same to the undersigned on or be-
sons indebted to said estate are notified to settle
same f orwith. April 22 1921
EARL COVIL, Administrator
J ' xt i. I tti j. ii ments ot the same to the undersi.
aiici spemimg Hie WlIlLCr WlUl COnOlLlOnS. He COmeS lO US Weil fore the 22nd, day ot April. 1922. or this notice
Woi'ofA. TVJ T A T'nvMI.. L.: ,4.A J wiU HPlead,in bar. their recovery. All per-
Dr. Wright and wife, of Raleigh and a number of other
Oranee Citv.'Fla. -will arrive in - places at ..a larger salary, tnan we
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are able to pay, out pur nne cli
mate influenced him to accept a
Tryon next week for the summer.
They are coming in their auto
mobile.
W. T. Lindsey, wife and
daughter, Miss Mary and Mrs.
Henry Bray and! daughter, Miss
Violet, were in Spartanburg
Monday.
Miss Callie Sheford returned
to her home in Asheville Friday
WANT COLUMN
renn.c, Home-made chairs and stools;
position to head the Schools of stained or decorated any color.
Tryon. - See Arthur Scruggs.
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For Sale : Piano, upholstered
plush rockers, divan, oil stove.
lisia Wn rnnsidfirable brass bed, mattress and other
compMnt about padc JT S?
stolen fromthe local postoffice, . t, . , o n
is rn t 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 s 1 1 Liie iuiiuwiiiu iiuwc 1 ..n. o 1 o zi r m
aiter spending the past month in pf reward offered by the postal wood and water on each tract:
-jvu wna ner niece mrs. dailies department lor sucn onenses. cnoice ouuaing sites. i- u.
wnKtord. Mnf ovPHincr R500 and not less I mills, lryon, JN. U
. f I xiwv vvv.o T i .
Mrs r.vo.i no X7ilci-n Vine Vkrknrrlrf I "hVian $50 for the arrest and con- For Sale or Exchange: 490
vywui T T ItOVll 1.1 CIO UVUftUV I t I rt i .. - -. . . .
the Cantein - SmifV, ,nnP shP viction of any person on the M-nevroiet car m good condition
will alter it making apartments charge of stealing mail matter
w the upper floor while reserv- or any vaiuaoie tnmg coniameu
? the. first floor for herself. therein from or out ot any man,
t a tj. . . , postoffice, or station thereot, or
J-A. Hines. of Spartanburg r", , . j :x
anH -a?0t. t T3 Twr4.:- otner autnonzeu uepuaitui y
man matter, ui xxum icnw
mail carrier. -
The same reward is offered for
the arrest and conviction of any
to the above
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Ks-m great numbers are otTptirp
uuting m this happy town.
in- --
Will exchange for city lot or
country property. What have
you? James Leonard, Tryori?
N. C. .
Wanted: A good tenant with
help. Come and ' see land and
crops-on.place. Chas. J. Lynch,
Stock Farm, Tryon, N. C.
Pigs For Sale 1 to 12 weeks
old. C. J. Lynch
t For Sale: Chevrolet touring
car, goodtires, newly painted
good condition. P. H. Bailey
notice of mortgage sale.;
By virtue of- the power containeB -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
records for Polk County, and default
having been made in payment of a bal
ance due, I will on Monday the 30th
day of May, 1921, within the legal
hours of sale, at the court house door
of Polk County, offer for sale, to the
highest bidder for cash the land con
veyed by said mortgage, lying and .be
ing in Columbus Township, Polk County
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
to a stake and pointers; thence w 113
Eoles to a stake on west edge of the
iandrumroad; theuce with the road N.
37 E. 74, N. 22 3-4 E. 44 poles to an
iron pin at the crossing df the Lan
drum and Spartanburg roads, S. 60 E.
19 poles, S. 741-2 E. 6 poles, N. 69 1-4
E. 20 poles, N. 75 E. 14 poles to the
beginning, containing forty-nine and
one fourth acres, more or less.
This 28th day of Apil, 1921.
E. B. CLOUD, J. T. GREEN
Atty. Mortgagee.
Coionng Arc-Lamp G!ob?s.
The 'purple color of arc-lamp globes
is due to the use of manganese In the
glass. The manganese is used to coun
teract the greenish color which comes
from ferrous salts In the glass, but the
action of light on the manganes only
ubstltutes a purpl coloration for a
greenish hue, r
It ;ydu ielieve ddh
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if so subscribe for the Polk County
News and help us to be able to do
for the county all that should be
done. We 'can't do it all alone, we
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need your help and cooperadion.
and children, Mary and Billy, of '
Henrietta, were guests of their
Slster, Mrs. W. Y. Wilkins Wed
nesday. - . ;;
,iney Will wavf anH flan if
ftey do not fly at the closing
exgrcise of the school.- The
leachers are working over hours.
Town Council Meeting.
The newly Town Cduncil met
Monday night and organized for
TVio orpat.er nart of
pi r i t uuDuiciosi . o :
1"10 Lalnw4ll orTi rvf Mrs P. 1' oVon' TiTk in famsil-
t T ' wi. rnp mile was wxv t
ynch, near Trvon. is home L-irr nam solves with condi-
n a short furlough from the tions and getting a line on what
Teat Lakes training station. to do and how to do it with the
-nis return to Hnfv ho will
"dill s hnHlo . , . , i.j i. J 11 In Wo
wouipa, , led and mstrucieu lu uu an x
James Vooftw u: nAnror ' tn sunnress the liquor
. v.onvx, WX1U WXtlX 1XXO pvfv - m - .
family have spent the winter in trafic and any other violations ot
how Walter Jones and Dr. Hari
. in vJa nraHv retained as Attorney ana
r. Mr . ... -i I. .i . i nu flRrto. ytxs-npp.t.ivelv. The
.Wlil leave MnnHa oonnmntment of a Town. Mana-
fiomp ; i-w-Ar, r ho dAr.ided
Wow Is the Time to Kill Flies
Black Flag Insect Powder
Poison Fly Paper
Telephone Missildine Pharmacy for your needs.
Kill the fly and-save the doctor and drug bills.
rJISSILDINE'S PIXlARrJJACY
We take pleasure in calling your attention to
our .statement which appears in this issue. Not
that the figures are large, but to quote one of our
customers: "Gentlemen this is a clean-cut state
ment." Examine it for yourself.
THE- BANK OF TRYON
"Polk County's Oldest Danking Institution"
y. T. LINDSEY, President J vc- HESTER, Cashier
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North Carolina
Is probably one of the smallest, if not the very
smallest, of towns in this entire country employ
ing a whole-time paid secretary to attend , to me
duties of its Board of Trade.
When we say "small", we have reference to the
total permanent population, which is in the neigh
borhood of 700 people. !
The word has no reference to the potential pos-.,
sibilities of the town for growth and . develoment
Saluda has room for 7000 people, and grows very
close to that figure during the summer months.'
It is being steadily developed along lines that will .;
fit it to catch the year round to a permanent popu
lation of this size. ;
s THe town is supplied with every convenience
siiow. It has a rich abundance of the most Beauti
ful sites for homes to be had anywhere in this,
great country. It is well served by the Southern
Railway. It is within easy reach of the largest
enclosed body of water in The Land of Sky, '
Summit Lake, where splendid fishing is to be had.
Living conditions, winter or summer, are ideal.
v Inquiry is invited by those who desire to take
up residence, and who wish to secure a building
site, a farm, or an orchard, by
Saluda Board of Trade.
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