- : . VUi vvdier water ;Wn Mu t u . a-.v,h-,v:.: . - ' . . . . , ,. , u . . :
received Tuesdav "7 Saturday. r ? . ' ' . . , . - . . yu.w-:- ;v,4,;? -
i w mm. .wt mmm:: :. .
i- " '-' 1 ' r-"
rtaide Ford of Asheyille spent
Av in Tryon. - :
Tuesday. , i
L Hill was in Charlotte - on
Wednesday. ,
Mrs G. LeCount spent Sunday
-ih friends in Saluda. i
rs H. P.- Lcke of Saluda is
. xryon for the winter.
ingiss Emma McFarland spent
.ednday in Asheyille.
Tohn o'uai1 1 , M wuj-
tion with the Ballenger Co.
A N. Bowne 'and. wife r are in
Florida for a short vacation.
g L. Bal ienger , transacted
business at Asuevuic muay. .
jjjss Mamie Thompson, of
Saluda, was in Tryon Tuesday.
Fred Wotford is erecting N a
ellingi11 the nortn Part of
town.
L, S. Presson, of Clio, S. C,
spent Sunday with his - family
in Tryon. ,
Carter P. Brown arrived.Thurs
' day from CSs.e Park Michigan
for the winter. V :
Mrs. R. Carpenter arrived last
Week from Post Chester, N. Y.,
forthe winter.
-Mrs. J. L. Jackson and daugh
ter, Miss Nell, spent Wednesday
J. N. Jackson and family, re
turned home from a month's
visit in New York.
Miss Bertha Ballew of Landrum
'spent Sunday with her brother
Mrs. -Joel Sherfey of - Saluda
visited her daughter Miss Vir
ginia, in Tryon this' week.
W. H. Hawkins, wife : and
daughter, Mrs. J. C. Curry, spent
Wednesday at Greer, S. C.
.Mrs. Sal lie Watson and daUgh
Mrs. Henry Milliken, were Spar
tanburg visitors Wednesday.
tO'hft fnll '.il. i
woe - .wu as it ever
;C:, Pnced to be
Movuu;iy pure. ' -Greens
Creek CoKnsanity Fain
?r.fns Creek's rSe&Coin:
yFairWas
Creek school house, on Thursday,
Oct. 13 Mr. B. L. White, Pres
Miss Mary Camp, Sec. and Tres
Miss Flentye and Mr. Gray were
the efficient judges, and Countv
WtStiieIng:-.Bririt
of the-whole enterprise. As us
ual, the women proved them
selves more public spirited than
the men , and there were very
creditable displays of canned
goods, cookery, flowers and fan
cy work, as well -as sewing
Mrs. D. H. Miller won first prize
with a really remarkable collec
tion of canned pickles, preser
ved, jellied and dried fruits and
vegetables. An early frost doubt
less interfered with the display
of flowers but there were won
derful roses, dahlias and chrys
anthemums and some verv
handsome potted plants. This
scribe knows nothing about fancy j
work, but it was there in quanti
ty, and the quality was no doubt
good,
The men of the townsh'ip, as a
whole, made a poor showing,
though there were some good
displays, notably those of Messrs
B. L. k White, Herman Walker,
W. E. McDade, etc. Greens
Creek- should have made the
banner agricultural display. , of
the county and will when our
men realize the fact that these
fairs have not only great educa
tional value, Tbut may be made
excellent advertisement as Well.
We also fell short on livestock
and poultry exhibits. There is
some cause for hesitancy to bring
a fine milk cow a" long distance,
and to transport a sow and pigs is
a tough" proposition, but there is
Mm Livinacton and familv of ino excuse whatever f or our fail-
Heflders5nville, spent Sunday at UTe maiMf g0?? sn,?wmi m
the home of J. B. Livingston.
Jlrs. J. C. Curry of Morris
town, Tenn., is a guest of, her
parents, W. H. Hawkins and
wife.
4
Doultry. Still, all in all, it was
a pretty good fair for ra Hard
year, and we hope to have a bet
ter one next year. '
An address . of welcome was
made bv Rev. R. M. Hunter, and
Miss Elizabeth Grady, who is ohort talks bv seVeral others and
attenmng school at assiiern we were glad to see a number of
spent Sunday with ner parents visit0rs from Tryon, Mill Spring
and other joints,
in fryon.
Miss Kathl een Morris, with
some Landrum friends spent Fri
day at the Furman-Clemson foot
ball game.
Saluda
The many friends of Miss Lila
Mae Guice are glad to learn that
she will recover, from her illness
D. D. Nanney and wile were without undergoing an operation.
guests of their -daughter, Mrs.
Lit Durham this week. They
returned to their home at Spin
dale Wednesday.
Mrs. L. W. McCutcheon, of
n.
aumter, s. C. who has been a
guest in the home of R. T. Mc Fee
for the past two weeks, returned
borne Wedmesday. Mrs. Mc-
Utcheon is a former -Tryonite,
and her many friends here were
glad to see her again.
Fourteen building permits have
The Ladies Aid of the ; Metho
dist church met with Miss Killian
at the Esseola Wednesday.
The friends of Mrs. Eliza Hull
are grieved to hear of her death
at her home in Savannah, Ga.,
on October the twenty third.
Mrs. Hull is pleasantly remem
bered in Saluda having lived here
during the summer for several
sat-
Could Be Bought Off - f
Alice was staying with her father
onv evening while her mother was
9 way. The father, while reading, was
wiggling the floor lamp ; and Alice
poke upi MYon know mamma does
oot want you to play with that lamp."
She waited a minutethen added: MU
you will give me a nickel I won't tell
tier.? :
toe Vpolk :o6uhty imuo
Mrs, U&e Saturaay;! r ''k -i
Mary.- Sallev. 1 "Rdnn Fior
Kathleen t Garren ;and ; Eunice
r went to.TryorwSaturday.
Mrs. Reynolds and daughter
Barbara are spending a few days
at the Oaks, before, returning! to
their hom in Georgia. '
Arthur Hill' and' wife visited
their brother Calvin last week.
. 3. A. Bolich, trainmaster at
Winston-Saleni 1 was in j Saluda
last week.'
Rev. J. Q. Cox who N went to
attend the annual conference of
the Western North Carolina
phoned Mrs, Cox that the Bisnpp
had appointed him to Liecester
near Asheville. Rev. J. P. Fikes
will be the new preacher in
the Saluda and Tryon charge.
Rev. W. H. Willis is retained as
Presiding elder of the Asheville
District. , '
Mrs. 'World, Mrs. Van Livings
ton's mother has returned from
Asheyille. v i v
s . ...........
The Mountain House will be a
Spooky Place" tonight. ) Oct.
29. ) Everybody is invited to this
party which " is given for the
benefit of the Community House.
There will be another Hallo
we'en party on Monday night.
You are invited on that night to
Library Hall. ,
Winter guests arriving earlier than ever. .;: . "f Vr
nearly every house rented for the winter season earlier than ever before. . 4
Three new houses how being built with several more to be started soon.. y
The Lake Lanier project to a point where it would seem a certainty :
The Polk Cjbunty Farmers Federation Building soon to be erected and be
gin pusihess. ':v- v-i- ''-:; .' - s . A-':-'
The naw Ice Plant being assembled and to be ready to serre patrons before
iummer.;w-.v ; -X ',. "Xf ." ":t " "' ;-;;v t ' v--' ; "x
Proposed pavement of the principal streets of the town and a hard surfaced
road to. Columbus, m the immediate future.
Lastly, the' best public , schools Tryon has ever had.
f
.
"Throw away your hammer and get a horn."
f
G. H. HOLMES, President
J. T. WALDROP
Vice President
WALTER JONES
Vico President
VV. F. LITTLE
Cashior
V. A. D LAND
Asst. Cashior
I
15)
irybin)
, lloirlhi CatroDoiniap
mm
MM
For SiJL: 18 Hamphire and
0. I. C. Pigi Teadjr for ddjvery
Nortmber find. ' B.F. Gibbs,
13-3-t Tin Ni C. R, 1.
Why You Should Buy Year Drugs
and Drug Store Supplies From
Your Local Pharmacy. 1
We do not sell or compound any
drugs or chemicals. that w jrould not
take ourselves or allow a mtmber- of
our own family to take. N ;
I Chemicals and drugs manufac
tured and sold7 by the most rtliabU
concerns aie tht only kind v offer ,
for sale.
The drug laws of North Carolina
are made to protect tht public health.-,
and we are responsible fox the qual
ity of drugs we sell.
'The Best In Drugs at
MISSILDINE'S PHARMACY
She left Saluda on
urday and died pn Sunday night.
Mrs. St. Julian Raveneii leit im-
been issued so far this month, mediately for Savannah to at-
This does not include any permits tend her mother's funeral.
fr repairs or any contemplated Dewey Heatherly's friends are
buildiners. of whirh there are i-fAo him home acain from
several. At this rate Tryon will the Mission Hospital.
soon have the . housing problem M Frank Dillard visited her
solved, ' - fofiflweek. ' :
Tuesday November 1st seesJ -m; Marion Patterson spent
ine openme of ve Basket Tea at in Asheville.
Moppe in the Mountain Indus- irnAi "Rptter Com-
1I1C i''vv,w
Body
1 vi .j3HCIJ10. VIUWUvw
all kinds are promised and a
lleral patronage is solicited..
The regular monthlv meeting
i the Board of Trade will be
held
on next Wednesday evening
f
tthe regular hour.- Show your,
"Merest in your home town by
-aumg. if vou are not a
J?ember you should be, so be
:ufre cast your lot with us to
eip ttake a better Tryon.
lhere has been some snectlla-
011 the Dart nf enma oc fn ne
r,ect the tapping of another
, eam to ourwater supply would
Qave uPon its , purity; . For the
of those we will
Clogged Blood
Withers the
Workers Sick and Weak from Ex
ertion Take Glide's
Pepto-Mangan. '
Men and women who toil, eith
er physically or mentally, use up
energy, When they overwork
they use up more energy, and
sometimes the blood gets in a
run-down condition. Without
rest the blood cannot get back to
normal, so that it becomes clog-
ored with waste matter from
C7
over-exertion. ,
The clogged blood ' virtually
withers the body. The strained
looks on pale faces, ther thin,.
bloodless arms, the sunken cheeks
and necks, the dead tired feeling
are results of stale blood depriv
ing the system of life giving oxy-
gen. ,
Workers go to the, drug, store
and get Gude's Pepto-Mangan
when they feel weak and, run
down. They take it in either
the liquid or the tablet form.
That makes the" blood rich and
. cninr class in high school red and drives the poisons Lif e-
r Ai rpmbers this ! giving oxygen, .earned by the
iUn Virae-and Lawrence j littlered eels, renews the strength
W - i Zd torHendersonvilled builds up the entire system.
Traxler moved to Jienaers, name 4Gude,s Pep.
For Sale: House, 5 rooms ana"
b,ath,- electric lights and eity
water; f 1-2 acres; 1-2 mile from
depot, r young fruit trees. In
quire Box 363, Tryon,
; Gilding, Tryon. The Tea it Club" will give an oyster
noppe win be managed this . giq Friflav even-
Vlrs. Grace Clemons. of . ' a R tn Q o'clOCK.
rti . 7" ' ' lirtrv wnv. 4. 11U1U V wv v - ----
nicaco. anrl Miq TCliV.aheth . , rl C.'hnnl T.ib-
Weebof Asheller Goodies Benent 1UaCeU .
Luther Aiken and family of
Brevard, Mr. Hughton and wife
of Canton were Miss Lankford s
guests Sunday. . ;
Mflls Nabers who is attending
the Federal Board School m Way-
nesville was home bunaay. :
say
the
fVipir narents
Mrs.- E. L; Patterson and
daughter Linwood spent Sunday
in Tryon. - . ', .
. Mrs, Lecount of Tryon ..visited
to-Mangan" on the package.
Advertisement. '
- - .Ganges' Changing Channel. -j
-ue Ganges is constanUy changliij
channel, j ' . v' - .
. - l m
seniles m fite
If it goes into a bank or into an investment,
for your maintenance in the later years of life
( yoU are wise also fortunate. y" ;.
. If it is fritted away from, day to "day; you
-are unfortunate now, and you .'will be .moire' vaa$dr.
tunate when old age ovcrtdkes you. ' r ' : J' " '
A savings account starts you ' right and ,
keeps you going. It also gets you there. ' ' :
Polk County Bank & Trust Company
L W. S. 60BB, President
FRANK JACKSON, Vice President
FRED W. ELANTON, Vice P & dsn.
II. L ARLEDCE, Asst. Cashier
ColumbuOp N. C.
HONEY! Elton Warner's Deli
cious Honey. 5-lb. pail by parcel
post: liquid $1.5o; bulk comb $2.oo
Write for prices on larger
quantities. Elton Warner Ap
iaries, "Beaverdam" Ashetille.
Object Achieved. . '
One object aimed at la ckaorlms
styles la to make the old pkteg-ras
took ridiculous. Toledo Blafle.
Wolfskin Banjo Parchment '
Wolfskin yuikef the best p&rcfatseat
far ImuJos.
Wsi.F, UYTLE
NOTARY PUDLIC .
Tryon, M. C.r
i
is a
rrr o
laste
, - : S : . ; , ' . . - ,
tobacco
of
qua!
my
V
. We state it as our honest belief
that the tobaccos used in Chester
field are of finer quality (and
hence of better tsUste) than in any
other cigarette at the price.
Liggett & Myara Tobacco Co.
. . .
CIGARETTES
of Turkish and Domestfo to&crcoIcrd
4