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2nd, 1921
POLK COUNTY'S FINEST THEATRE
Good projection," comfortable seats and pure cool air furnished by a ventilat
ing system which changes and cools the air. twice a minute. This theatre
will show nothing but the world.'s cleanest ' and finest pictures, and show
most of them ahead of Spartanburg and Asheville. Regular show nights
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday afternoons at 4 and evenings at 7:45 and
9:15. Saturday matinees at 2 and 4. ;
Pirogirainni
Tuesday, August 2nd
James Oliver Curwood presents
Nomads of the North
from his well known novel of the
same name. One of the really'
great pictures of the year.
A The Greatest Fqrest Fires
PP The Greatest Animal Actors
www The Greatest Love Drama
ever shovm on any screen. A pic
ture that will charm every man,
woman and child. " J
Saturday, August 6th
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Thursday, August 4th
' " in
Heart of the Hills
From the story by John Fox, Jr.
A great story, a great picture, a
great star, 'nough said. Come
early to get iru
OXOI01
Another smashing drama of
God's Country. Crowded with
mystery, thrills and with a tender
and most unusual love stora t
A wonderful story of .God's
great outdoors. A red blooded
story of strong men, both good ,
and bad in a terrific conflict -of
Dom gooa ana evil forces.
. In addition to these features will be shown a two-reel comedv Charles
Chaphn in bs newest pictures will be frequently showS amohfcoS
PRICES; Matinees 11 and 22c. Evenings, 17 and 28c
13
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Iiratematioinial TiracitoF,
Quoted.
EjIVE. lm,fleJlaely' ake another big
ri ?lu0n "V, pnces of Titan and Interna-
a3vn j o86 .duction8 aU former
acnces and place Titan and International
eZfZVot IostP hich they have
International 8-16
Thij price la. about one-fourth less
than the price at which the 8-16 sold'
pnor to March of this year. The new
e Iowe8t at which k was
sold. ThenewpriceincluJes allthe nee
essary equipment-platform, fenders,
governor, belt pulley features which
must be paid for extra on some tractors.
Titan 10-20
This is the lowest
i- (..,v. ww. tjuuica
tne 1 itan. considennv ffiM -
ment now. included (formerly sold
extra). Up to March of this year the x
a? 3 $l 20? today it is $900:
At this m figure, the Titan 3:Plow
tractor is the best value in the farm
power field.
on
ever fenWThi ? to $1'7S-1
cl2r& 2rWrent Md the wilich Wlow. every
,i:l,-H-Jn.-r5-?.,,fa Plowing, and your fall and winter belt work.
I? mm?" rmation on delioeri and teinu.
Harvester Company
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v'The farmers are most dope
plowing in the field in this part
and baseball and horseshoe pitch
ing is their business at present.
The Chesnee ball players came
up and played the Chocolate boys
Saturday. The Chocolate boys
are game if' they " do get beat
some times. X' ; .:
Roy Cantrell and his sister,
Mamie, -attended Sunday school
at Mill Creek Sunday.
Isham Henderson attended the
revival at Shiloh church Friday.
' 'Fanchon ' the flour of quality.
Prof. John Scoggins and some
others from the Sandy Spring
settlement came up Saturday
night and did some good - sing
ing at the home of A. P. Hen-
derson'sv We hope to have them
call again.
J. R. Horn visited home folks
Sunday.
Lemuel Horn is expected home
in a few days from Detroit.
Miss Maggie Sue Morris has
accepted the position as teacher
at the Cox school house.
Miss Eunice Giles, from Spar
tanburg, has been visiting in the
Green Creek settlement.
Brivette Peeler and Miss Bettie
Edwards passed through Cross
Keys Sunday evening.
4 Willie Spurlin called on Miss
Maud J ackson Sunday as usual.
Misses Perna and Vena Fea-
gan visited relatives near Ches
nee, last week;
Ed Johnson visited his wife's
father near Chocolate Sunday
evening.
Lionel Lancester and Elmer
Davis were welcome wallers at
M. R. Giles Sunday afternoon.
Times are not like they used to
be, some of the Melvin Hill girls
took their best fellows for a joy
ride Sunday. -
WANT COLUMN
For Sale: Buildino- lnf
iviorton urive Valhalla fruif form
2 miles west of Tryon oq Auto
Highway. These lota 50 . tn inn
tt. t ront by 100 ft deep, the
I mvoi, ueaxraue ouuamg lots m
this coimtrv. within 2 tn snn vHa
of jthe Auto-hicrhwav to - Snlndo"
! Pacolet river and Valhalla Tea
tiouse. G. E. Morthm
Home-made chairs and stools
siainea or aecorated an v n nr
See Arthur Scruggs, r
Fori Sale bv own pr Sm all
farms and rural home sites fin
- " W WP- A A W
iruit iana z -z miles from Trwm
wood and water on each tract:
uuiiuing sues. 1. U.
Mills, Tryon, N. C.
For Sale : .Ve.rv
nouse ot six large rooms and
bath, in the best residential nart
of Tryon. N. C: larcre lot. PT
pies, pears, peaches, figs and
i Diuau ucmes nowermg snrubs
and flowers, nice lawn, finelororn
Shade trees. Cltv water. ' eletnV
i 1- 1. 1 1 ' " , '
iigni,, icnicKen nouse ana small
garage. .
Will sell very reasonable.
James Leonard.
The Carver House at Valballa
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ana about 1 acre of land for sale.
Price $4,800. v
aee w. T. Lindsey.
FOR SALE: Six and one half
acres of land adjpining the land
of H. G. Cannon and others for
particulars apply to agent Wade
a- 15LACKWELL. Q. M. C. Camp
meaue; ma.
Anyone desirincr a tvnewriter
may ootain a practically ' new
! wooastocK m good condition.
Price $25.00. Cash "or terms
Address P. 0. Box 67. or nhone
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Holy Cross Church.
Holy Communion. -......7:30 a. m.
Sunday SchooL. 10:00 a. m
Morning Prayer and Sermon
11:00a.m.; , s. ' -
. : WeekDays, . , ;
FRIDAY
Christian Healing Prayer Circle,
4:d0 p. m. - -' k
Litany ; .5:00 p.m.
rosunus uays, noiy . uommunion,
Service is rather a small word but it V
really one of . the biggest things in the
world today. You get out of life iust
about what you put into it.
There is honest service back of everv
success, every friendship, every important
movement. We pride ourselves upon the
excellent banking service we can render
Service is what makes our bank the best
bank for you.: We will be glad to have
you call and investigate.
Polk County Bank & Trust Company
L W. S. C0BBf President
FRANK JACKSON, Vice President
FRED W. BLANT0N, Vice P & Cash
M. L ARLEDGE, Asst Cashier
Columbus, N. C.
E. E. r.HSSILDINE
President ; --
Peoples Duilding
J. A. STEELMAN
Vice Pres.
& Loan Assn.
Chartered and. Supervised by the State off North Carolina
9100 share 25c A week.
Second Series now open. Foifrfull infor
mation call on
W. F. LITTLE, Secretary-Treasurer.
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. The, Carver property rlear Tryon. Little more
ijcoAA aa acres land,, 7-room bungalow. Price
$6300,00 ,
The merchant ashamed of his prices don't advertise
IT IS A GOOD PLAN TO KNOW WHAT YOU SPEND
FROM MONTH TO r.:0NTII
We keeDeaCfrd fT,1 yU to the last cent.
&?A&br ever .medansacting busings
CALL TODAY -
THE CAROLINA STATE BANK
David C- Barrow Pres. o n , railltI,
S.n.rVie Pres. Louis.'LS; SK. cSltor-
- . iiouenson vice Pres.
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Co
prices does not
mean a lowered quality.
Vlare or
Ismail, is a standard Fisk
Tire. , - ' V
Present lo vvprices are on
tires which have ijiade
the qiame Fisk famous
quality and mileage.
is no better tire
value in the world than a
Fik Tire at the present
price. ' '
Sold only by Dealers