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TRYON ITEMS.
Saina spent: fewTday,
Chon'' the flour of quality. thi? week at Asheville.
fltf1 . tict? ic innti'tiM Grant, P lnVA -
Daisy - ""8 . "ij Tuesday
TCnann is -visitirtcr A.H William ya . m
father, J. -"r
Miss
her
Ashev
Jas
Gaining a
Wn Friday last
5 T;pHMau . -na iamilv
r v;,. ivimer -left. Tnfln
- Anther. Cha's McPee in n a busing fep Kn
,or ui"- I ir w
i"le- . ' . visiting
Bradley and wife are en- ""IC"U. MissHaynes at Clyde,
Mrs. Geo. B. Cahh nf Han!
, . , I dersohvilllp
" . M TTT1 T n 4 I 1 .. MU 111 1 I Villi II I
n A.Min j mi i vu i r i mill. - - j w u.i.tn
, X funeral of a Mr. Nash at 'T V .
Tnv - - vv- JVUkins and familv nt.
Landruiu tended: Wii "7.
"Fancnon ti M" uowpens, Sunday.
S. B. Wilkins and family, spent ; Mesdames J. J. and J. B. Da-
if..,r lovs this weeK wim tneir vio ov; t ? w" ' .i , - , . .
a t u v.v uiv t I w ii iii i wu - m w M.;xr .
son, W. Y. Wilkins. ; of Union," S, c:;; visited Mrs
Miss Wi!ma Livingston is vis- ;J.Vja. Dennis, Sunday.
,'tfflir ner i. y. a. d. curns and wife- anrt M I
i-"D . 1 Ml I " -' 1
Jameson, in Asneviiie. u Butlerand wife attended the
Miss Ida Missildine, of Kirk- Pun?ay School Convention at
ffnod Mo. , is a guest of the Aum opnng; feunaay.
family of her brother, E. E. Mis- i I Will be in Tryon, N. C. Sat-
gildine. uruay August btn, taking orders
Fanchon" the flour of quality. 1 iruit trees. , Apple and
r . Deach trees 90M n nA
Miss Kosa iipscomD, : Of pear. Dlum ar.H ohr- trooa
Gaftney, is visiuhk iter sister, 35cts each and up E. W. Barber,
jrs. jonnauiun, m uj ivenneay : Saluda, N. C.
cottage.- - The Strand
I -. ; -rT-"Tj vuiv vMwitvu tra
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Miss Margaret auizner, of doors Tuesday to a packed house.
Miami, Fla., who is spending the Those who attended . say the
summer at Saludar is a guest of show was the best ever given
Mrs. Holden. m. Tryon. Manager Early in-
E E. Missildine and daughter, forms -us M will, present on-
M ss Eva, and Misses ijJmma Y V11C w v; picturea auu jiupea
'MpFarland and Elizabeth Kin- to mnt the; patronage of the
loch spent yesterday in Spartan- Pul)nc
burg, Hl i ne congregational unurcn.
J. A. Dennis, of Bowman. S. Rev. W. A. Black, A. M. Pas-
n cnonf a fpw HflVR Vi pro xxritVi I tOr.
his wife and little son, who have .le School Sunday morning
been . spending some time m Public Worship and Sermon at
Tryon. - 11.
'.n..-i,4.v,fl,i: Bible... Studies m Acts Wed-
ran.nuu iucuuui nesdays at 4. p. m.
Clarence A. Lightner, Jr., and Tourists and all citizens cordi-
his sister, Alice, have arrived ally welcome.
from Detroit, for the purpose of
riding horseback to the top of
Public Meeting.
he Monroe Journal giving" his
views of our country, and' in
terms that .should make every;
man, woman and child feel proud
that he is a. citizen of Polk, r We
quote from his letter;
Here, in these valleys and on
plateaus;jare found tHe most fer
tile lands on earth. The farms
are the best ordered arid culti
vated of any I "have ever seen..
Everything is grown to' perfec
tion here that is worth growing.
The people are a gentle, intelli
gent, industrious, law abiding
folk. Believe it no more that
they are raw, rude and unsophis
ticated. It is a myth, Aye,
more, it is a gratuitous slander.
Make it treason, then, to tell it
again in Gath or to whisper it in
Ascalon.
the Farm Demonstrator here,
J. R. Sams, is worth his weight
in gold to the people of Polk
county. He is a worker, and his
office in the court house is some
proof of it. There one will find
a little nuseum, showing , just
what these Polk county lands are
capable of doing.
The people are loud in their
praises of the president of the
Federal Land" Bank, the Hon.
David A. Houston. They regard
him as being their chief bene
factor and, were he to come
amongst them, they would open
wide their doors and hearts to
him and give him a' royal recep
tion."
, While Mr. t low was m our
county he was accompanied " on
some of his trips by County
Agent Sams, and in one of their
conversations he told Mr. Sams
that he had appraised ?plk coun
ty agricultural lands higher than
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A Community institution, Bigger , and
ter than ever.
Bet-'
Buy Season Tickets and Save Money.
Incidently the Peoples is a ,bank that is
rendering the community a real service.
G. H. HOLMES, President
J. T. WALDROP
Vice President
WALTER JONES
Vice President
PEOPLES M
ryo
BANK, .fi rTHUS
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VV. F. LITTLE
Cashier
V. A. BLAND
Asst. Cashier
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tni. Exlorlh (DairoDQima.
OGflPAHY
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those of. any other county in the
state, ( This only goes to prove
the'truth of what we have often
saidy i ; ' Tliat the people of Polk
county '- did not' realize what a
God favored' spot they were liv
ing in.
Mt. Mitchell with Mrs. Ludlum. There will be a meeting of the
All Tjersona having milk bottles Citizens of Tryon at the schoo
belonging to the dairy will please auditorium . on , Friday , evening,
leave them where we can get August iy, tor the purpose ot
them. Our supply 'of bottles is discussing whether or not we
getting low and we need to get 'SSPflJ : lecFon,vi to vote
in all bottles belonging to us. bonds for the construction of
Mrs. W. M. Gaines, hara suriacea streets ana wains
in Tryon.
This is. of interest to every citi-
zen oi our town ana , everyone
who can should be there.
Famous native Dances.
C. C. Owens, of Greens Creek,
was in Tryon Saturday, looking
after business matters and called
to renew his subscription.- He
also informed us that he contem
plates building some houses on Dancing one's way into the
some lots of his at Columbus. Hpart of a man5 is an ordinary ex-
In addition to the building perience for. a acefui; woman,
now being done at Valhalla by if fiction writers are to be be
E. H. Tomlinson we are inform- lieved; but Mary, "the ward of
ed that Mrs. E. G, Dailv will Old Thomas, a fisherman widely
build a home in the Vallev soon known in-the South bea Islands,
and that D. E. ConnorV conterriT dariced;her 3a: t6 "the knowl-
Plates the erection of a home edge oi ,wnicn one,coi,iwu yvuu&
il ii p ii '' ',!' "' I mihn'a es'nr oVia "IWQTltoH tft CSC-
uiere tnis iaii. r , mwo ucoiv, . -
Hf: rr t i u - rn I CUPy.
ui,s ivatuieen mums wm Ktv . , . onfi of h most
pnvate music lessons (piano and j ..
,i i .i . . . . . liascinauuK , accuca "v.
vuice; at ner nome mis, wmier ; AQ rufnn of
6ummS uieiirBLui.oeptciuuw. n. w fiVilth Pntit ed 'The
V U I 11 1 ! I J-' . ' .
oe nas nao a numoer ,oi; years TJ ,v-r;. h the
1UU1 xyaxtucx , m uivi f
i.
m music as special, and has had
experience as teacher. She
f tWo Sran Theatre
J l uvvlUvuVii WW Vv - w -
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I T'n -iciH OIT
""ca tut; patronage ui uiuse iu
Tryon desiring to study music.
See her at her home for hours
and price. , ' f
An Appreciation
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Some men never know what it is to have a
dollar all their own. Year after year finds them
nq better off than before. ' Their money goes in
one pocket and out the 'other- They are bossed by
the dollar.
Other men save small sums regularly and
place them where they will draw interest. These
men have put their money to work and will some
day be financially independent.
ARE YOu WORKING FOR THE DOLLAR OR IS THE
DOLLAR WORKING FOR YOU? Gome in and-let us
show you hqw to put your money to work.
THE BANK OF TRYON
"Polk County's Oldest Banking Institution"
W. T. LINDSEY, President J. D. HESTER, Cashier
PHONE 1926
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
Asheville Machine k Welding Co.
GENERAL MACHINE WORK OF ALL KINDS
Autombile Repairing-Ovorhauling
Expert Welding
50 BILTMORE AVE
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
. Twelve years ago I came as &
stranger to Tryon and three
Dr. Josenh D. Daniels was 88 Ui,iTirra ot one imnressed me: its
1 idiixiK-o tu vw : - " . la
years old on Monday, and unex- charming scenery its remark
Pectedly to him, his birthday able climate and the" friendship
was made the occasion of a trib- 0f its people.
ite to him by the Congregational t said this.is the Place to live.
church and Sunday school, the" t We not been disappointed, thei
day previous. The suDerinten- Cerv remains the same, the
dent remarked that the v did 1 not i;oo la the same, and best of
wx"vy w ' , .,1
nave to go back to bibical times aii friends have increased witn
w nnd a just and righteous eacn passing year, ana tneir
Jseph, there was one nMeht 4vishirj' has'lncreased more
fls.-l .., . . . . - r . ,
"wn with them. At his sugges- than their numoers. my
tinn li at- -i -Vi 'LVi-. -t"ifj I!.,,.? - J iiLieffotoa
birthday, just passeu, wiuowv
thiV anditwas'lhe best one I
"The Idol Dancer" Strand Next Tuesday.
"On all the children rose and
greeted him and shook hands
Vrttli him, then followed "the
reading of commemoration of his
many years of usefullness as a
teacher and preacher; of his
learning and his kindliness, "and
his devotion to Christ, his church
fd his doctrine. It may BeadM
that when it comes to friend
ly admiration everybody in Tryon
Without regard to creed, is a
-friend of the good doctor.
For Sale:-Mixed oaknd pine
f it, wood $5.00 percord deliverd
iryon. Leave orders with
it
had. Mv friends took
t,iUf rtf Vnv hands and cele-
it Tor me.- I can not tell
all the good things theysaia ana
did.: But" I do "! heartily appreci
tthe kindness of each and all,
wliicli: will fever, be gratefully
.remembered.
An Qpicion cf Polk County.
; , Mr, Geo. E. of Monroe,
ivniolk county recently
TV liv w - .
or lands for the Coium-
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FOR THE
Toilet. Kitchen and Laundry
12 Ounce
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Bottle
, Prepared and guaranteed to be full strength at
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A Good Buy Now Will Make Yqu Money
Overbrook Orchard adjoins Saluda, makes a
beautiful home and a profitable business. Has a
cropthis year and has never ,:, failed to produce
fine apples, It is a mdnejr-maker and can be
bought for $10,000 less than it is .worth if taken
atonc. s .- ; .
Overbrook Cottage, 6 rooms, modern, with
lot ' or -will sell 2 acres bearing'ordhard and one of
4 finest of building' sites. , . ,
I also have for sale 367 acres of woodland
worth $25.00 per acre, at $15.00.
63-acre of chard and stock farm. 2200 bear
ing fruit.trees, 7-room house. 3 Well worth twice
the price asked;-$8,000. When aelopedf it will
be a money maker; : 1
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Saluda, N. C.
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