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It is retired that the corner
stone of the Community House is.
to be laid early in September.
The Civic Leasrue held its regu
lar meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the Boy's Club. The following
officers were elected for the com
ing year. Mrs. Campbell, Pres.;
Mrs. Frederic Hollister, Vice
Pres.: Mrs. E. M. SalleV Treas
urer; Miss Lillian Herriot, ifce1
cording Secretary; Miss Kosa
Box. corresponding Secretary.
Good reports were received from
the Red, White and Blue circle.
Giving aid to the Summer Assem
bly was'discussed and plans were
made to procure finances for the
use of the Summer Assembly.
Rev. Jas. Kilgo of the S, C,
conference is a visitor in Saluda.
Mrs. Sue White has returned
from the Kings Mountain Pres-
bytary in Gastonia.
: Rev. Francis White visited his
mother upon his return from
Presbytary.
Dr. W. T. Stuchell of Atlanta,
Ga., made a fine address at the
AssemblyJMonday. Dr.Stuchelrs
engagement at Camp Oteen pre
vented his remaining longer in
Saluda.
Carroll Hollister who has been
visiting his parents in Saluda
will leave for New York Sunday
where he will resume his duties
us accompanist of the Metropol
itan Opera Chorus School. Mr.
Holister will also study again in
the Institute of Musical Art of
New York City. V
Miss Floy Lanford of Spartan
burg is visiting here.
Miss Lucy Bomar, teacher of
english in Converse College was
a visitor here Tuesday.
V. M. Beach of Spartanburg
was here Sunday. ,
: Rev. Frasier pastor of Central
M. -E. church Spartanburg was
seen on our streets Tuesday.
0. B. Linehouse of Summer
ville sent the week-end with
his family here.
Dr. Hutchmsoii of Converse
Cellege was here Sunday.
Mrs. J. R. Morrow and son
John have gone to Greenville,
Miss. '' . . .""
Jas. Heatherly is improving at
Dr. Dixon's Sanatarium in Hen
dersonyflle. The Misses Frazier of Savan
nah are summering here. John
Temple Seibles and Mrs Agnes
Walters are at their home on
Greenville street.
Married on Sunday August the
14th at the brides home, Mrs. Sa
vannah Pace and Thomas How
ard. Rev. Josiah Holb'ert officiat
ing. ; , s
' Mrs; J. F. Johnson, a southern
woman who has made a name for
herself will sneak for the Sum
mer Aisembly on Sunday after
noon at five o'clock. -All people-
interested in children will
enjoy her talks.
W. f. Martin Y. MJ C. A;
Secretary made one of his good
talks in Saluda Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Martin is now at Lake Sum
mit. , : . '
Crystal Spring Js becoming a
popula resort. 6rs. Coates is
"having many changes made. A
smimnung
" and will be i in use in i"a few days;
One Of the good games of the
' season in Saluda was pulled off
on schedule time by the old time
players of Trvon and Saluda.
No one who had played during
the past five years was allowed
on the field. The "old men had
not forotten how to knock home
runs tfio and everybody had a
jolly time despite the occassional
sprinkle. ' ,
' I nik Stonework.
Thtt hlch m claimed, to be th
Cawt stonemaspn work the wdrid I
t bt iteft in tht rufeg of liica patace
a 04X00, Perp. Ifbt even a needl
Jn be losertcd : between the great
JJtc" rnTbt microscope sbowa that
Cf ebartt. an alloy pi copper and tin.
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Round trip tickets at" special
reduced tares will be 'sold to -Atlan
tic- Uty and other New Jersey , sea-
snore resort points on : -,. , ;
August 24 and 30 also SspteaAbrI
tickets limited to 18 days including
date-ot sale. Lb are irom
.... ............. $25. 77
... 25.45
25.80
25.02
25.60
- 15. 03
Plus 8 per cent War Tax
yon ......:.... .1
Saluda
Brevard.;
Hendersonville
Hot Springs
Marshall
tares
Falls
Round trip tickets at reduced
111 . -'...'. m ' m
will also be sold to Niagara
on
August 25 and 31 also September 14 and 28
tickets limited to i8 days including
date oi sale; t'are trom
-X..JL.;,..-;...
Tryonf
Saluda.
Brevard .... .......
Hcndcrsonvillo
Hot Springs
Marshall
plus O pnrfcont IVar Tax
34.77
35.C5
34.70
For further information . see
llyers, or call on your, local agent,
ux ciuuress tne unaersignea.
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Jasseng:r fl2ent :
Division
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42 nayiveod Strest
Motier back without question
If HUNT'S GUARANTEED
SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES
u...a fialws and Snanl.fa.11 in
... SMM W mrmmm w ' J
xne . . " .
mi-,...,nn Tttnrnrnrnf iten
ratment at our risk.
For Sato by MissildinVs Pharmacy JTryon, W. C.
At the Strand Tnesday
LAND SALE
The Boaf d of Education of
Polk county, will offer for sale.
either publicity -or privately; four
and three tenths acres of land in
the town of Saluda, N. C, known
as the Bushnell property This
is the property that was pur
chased for a school site in the
Saluda Districts
Date of sale Sept. 5th, at 2
p. m. : The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
This the 4th. day of August,
1921. :V Ierk to Board of Edu
cation.
Nation's "Balance of Trad."
-Balance of trade" is an expression
used by political economists to Indi
cate the difference her-ween thA vulna
of the exports and imports of a conn-
wy. i ais cneory or tne balance of
trade grew out of the mercantile
theory, which considers the
ot gold to be the chief object of trade.
Hence, there rose the-belief that a na
tion Increases In wealth to the extent
that the money value of its exports
exceeds that of Imports.
Taught toy Experience.
Dr. Samuel Johnson, the man who
first said, "Hell Is paved with good In
tent ions," was a man who endured the
severest poverty, and was always put
oir oy tnose whom he asked for sop
port, only to be told after he became
famous that they had intended to help
him. i
At the Strand, Saturdey
WANT COLUMN
For Sale: Buildincr lots on
Morton Drive Valhalla fruit farm
2 miles west of Trvon on Auto
Highway. These lots 50 to 100
ft. front by 100 ft. deep, the
most aesirabe building lots in
this country, within 2 to 300 vds
of the Auto highway to Saluda
i racuiei river ana vainaila Tea
House. G. E. Morton.
Home-made chairs and stonls
stainea or decorated any color.
See ARTHUR SCRUGGS.
For ' Sale bv owner Small
farms and rural home sites, fine
xruit mini & x6 mnes irom iryon,
wood and water on each tract: -
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cnuicc uuauinir sites. r i .
Mills, Tryon. N. C. ? s
FOR SALElVerv desireahle
house of six. larere: rooms smH
bath, in the best residential part
oi i ryon, :jn . u, , large lot, ap
ples, pears peaches, figs and
small berries, flowering ah h
and flowers, nice lawn, fine laro-A
shade trees, citv water; c electric ;
light, Chicken house and small
garage. . : -
Will sell very reasonable.
James Leonard.
The Carver House at Valhalla
I and about 1 acre of land for sale.
race $4,uu.
See W. T. Lindsey.
FOR SALE: Six and one half
i acres of land adjoining the land
i of H. Gi Cannon arid others : fn
particulars, apply to agent Wade
ia. xslackwell. Q. M. C. Camp
lvieaae, ma.
For Sale: Black Ton
sev iSUil. 1 1 -A vears hlrl ' ao t
UIBBS.
, For-'Sale or Exchancre: 490
Chevrolet car in good' condition.
Will exchance for , lumber! p-ood
furniture, -or '.what have you?
! Valued at $350. , .
James Leonard, Tryon, N. C -
Service is rather a small word, but it's
really one of the biggest things in the
world today. You get out of life just
about what you put into it.
. There is honest service back of every
.'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. COBB, President
FRANK JACKSON, Vice President
FRED W. BLANTON, Vice P & Cash
M. L ARLEDGE, Asst Cashier
Columbus, N. C.
E. E. MISSILDINE
President
J. A. STEELMAN
Vice Pres.
Peoples Building & Loan Assn.
Chartered and Supervised by the State of North Carolina
$100 shgre 25c A week
Second Scries now open. For full infor
motion call on . :
W. F. LITTLE, Secretary-Treasurer.
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The Carver property near Tryon. Little more
than three acres land. 7-room bungalow Pa
$6300,00
E l. L D M B S E Y
The merchant ashamed of his price s don't advertise
IT IS A GOOD PLAN TO KNOW WHAT YOU SPEND
FROM MONTH TO MONTH
A Checking Account will frYmn n i 4v 4-1. .
we keep a record for vou. No man vpr trmH .non4-i i : aa
through a bank and regretted it.
CALL TODAY
THE CAROLINA STATE BANK
n Aat'JLa"Z PC?S- H. B. Lane Casheir.
Q. C. Sonner Vice Pres. Louise Ln nahier
. ' W. C. Robertson Vice Pres.
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