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THE POLK i COUNTY NEWS
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THY Url lltin-. -Mr.,, r?-.i j
AT'ia . iwiaru varpentervisf
g Wilcox was in Spartan- making satisfactory progress,
Friday,. ' her physicians hoping vthat Tshe
H N. Bowne spent Tues- caftsit up' this week. ' ' v:
MinBiitmore; - ; For Sale: -Genuine St Regis
ifrs W J- Gains is visitin2 everybearing raspberrjr sprouts
fL'es near Spartanburg. per 100 $3.50. Will bear first
reia wminc and f amitv Year. E. W. Rarrf.T? RalnVla '
pent Te'usday in Spartanburg N.C. ; ; : ; V
p P Bacon and wife were Miss Myrtle Picklesmer, who
artanburg visitors Wednesday: has been the guest of Miss Kath-
tt.u. n-nA p R Poof- leen Morris for tbp naot. wooir.
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tie were
cnnprintendent Mulvaney, of H. N. Bowne, Rector of HolV
the Southern, was in Tryon Sat- Cross church has tendered his
:rday i resignation and will leave after
W B McSwain, of Greens the holidays for his new field of
Creek was in Tryon on business labor at High Point. - -
yesterday. - The. drama fortnightly wilH
Miss Phil Oliveras left Satur- hold its next meeting Friday
9v for a visit with her cousin at evening, December 16,
Columbia.
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Spartanburg Tues- end has; returned to her home in
vjrreenyiue. - ; -
W. H. Hawkins and wife spent
Tuesday with relatives in Hen
dersonville. ' 'ix -
Miss Amelia M. Watson arriv
ed in Tryon last week to spend
the winter.
w H. White and lamny ana
December 16, at r the
Lanier .Library: Pinero's 'Sweet
Lavender" will be read. This is
a community affair and all are
invited to join. Annual dues $1;
titty cents for persons under 20
years of age. -
Maximum temperatue 82, Nov.
Tryon Weather In November.
Observations on East Hill, Nov.
r f. McFee spent yesterday H;30 inclusive:
in Spartanburg. -
Mrs. J. N. Jackson and daugh: Minimum temperature 30, Nov.
ter, Miss Nell, spent Friday in 12.
Spartanburg. yTime.:.. ... 6 a. m. l'p.m.
Miss Mamie Cantrell, of Boil- Av: temperafur 151 58
ing Spring, is visiting her sister, Av. rel. humidity .....81 71"
Mrs. N. B. Jackson. Max. rel. humidity 100 - 100
fat fnrlcvs Mm., rel. humidity 39 20
and fresh milk cow,
Landrun, South Carolina.
Mrs; G.f Lynch was a Spar
tanburg visitor Saturday.
For Sale On Melrose Ave.,
Large house of 11 rooms, two
baths, heated by steam, house in
first class condition and will not
require repairs for a long time,
tour tenant houses all rented arid
bringing in a good revenue, lot
is about 200x418 feet.
Have another house and two
very desireable -vacant lots on
same street that can be' purchas
ed reasonable! :
A' real estate man cannot ad
vertise all the property he has on
his list, if you are interested in
the purchase of improved or un
improved propertv in TRYON I
will gladly give, you information
and take you over any property
I have for sale without charge.
James Leonard.
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Application For Pardon ' '
Application wilt be made to the Gov
ernor of North Carolina for the pardon
of J. F. .Grumbles, convicted at the
Spring Term of the Superior Court of
Polk County for the crime of manu
facturing liquor arid sentenced to
chaingang for a term of one year.,
AU persons who oppose the granting
of said pardon are invited to forward
their protests to the Gouvernor without
delay.
This the 2nd day of December 1921.
J R. Grumbles.
Friday, December 9, 1921
Church Notes.
Holy Communion. 8 :0fr a. m.
Sunday . School...... ...10:00a. m
Morning Servica 11:00 a. m.
Week Days
FRIDAY
Intercessions for the ' sick
TO HOTEL MANAGERS OF TRYOM
Your -guests frequently heed the services of a
bank. - r :
; Send them here. , '
We will treat them right cordially and extend every
courtesy. We think we know how.
We receive and transmit money by wire. We
issue and cash A. B. A. and American Express Travel
ers Checks. ,
We are members American Bankers Association.
G. H. HOLMES, President
J. T. WALDRQP
Vice President
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WALTER JONES
Vice President
MILES
MHR t IMS
W. F. LITTLE
Cashier
V. A. BLAND
Asst. Cashier
T-;COGflPAOT.
The Baplist Ladies Bazaar was
a success, their articles being of
great beauty and moderate price.
Grant C. Miller left Sunday for
Knoxville, Evansville and Chic-
4-20 n. m.
Jos. . Lee, Dec .6 '21 August H. Kruesi. Litany LLJ1ZZZT4:30 p. m.
... - . Bi - Saints Days, Holy Communion
Nellie Cordell To Appear At The -v - 10:00 a. m.
Strand Theatre.
Tiryoini, Norltlhi CairoDSinia.
For Sale: 18 Hamph,ire and
0. I. C. Pigs ready for delivery
November 2nd. B ; F. Gibbs,
13-3t Tryon N. C. R, 1.
Nellie Cordell nine year old
mind reader and mental tele
pathist, has been bookecf for an
QTmoaranpo horo in. rnrnn rn
agu, luuins ot December 13th. At the age of.
Le three there were no distinguish
J. N. Jackson left Saturday ing traits about her to mark her
for Pittsburg and otRer points, from any other child until a little
He expects to be gone about two later she began to voluntarily tell
weeks. - - ----- -
R. M. McCown and wife wiU
leave today for a visit of two
weeks with friends in South
Carolina.
her father where he ws going
and when he would leave Home.
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This seemed to be so extraordin
ary, and she was always correct
in her forecast, it excited the
wonder of her parents, and as
Miss. Mary O. Kelley left yes-1 sne Krew older this talent intensi-
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teruay lor nmsuaie, m. wiiere eH anci develODed until She IS
she will spend some time with now known as "The Girl with
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her daughter, r the, Th6usand EyesM. Specialists
Dr. Mary Perry' is enjoying whojiave examined Nellie pro
the pleasure of a visit fronT her nounce her a marvel and a pro-
father and mother who arrived digy, the character of which they
Wednesday. , v cannot explain . other than she is
i, mi u:, endowed with a power rarely
lUr. XVUWCll Wll -CA.1I1U1L ilia
Tryon paintings at the Library
on Wednesday Dec 14th, and 15,
from 10:30 'to 6. Many small
paintirs suitable for Christmas
gifts will be shown.
Two poems of Tryon which
Mrs. Peattie read to the Lanier
Club last spring and ' for
which there seemed to be
considerable demands, have been
printed separtely .with illustra
tions and are on sale at the Moun
tain Industries. . They are
"Trade Street", and ."These Be
the Mountains That Comfort
me". They 'are suitable' as
Souvenirs and as seasonal re
minders by visitors andresidents
of the place. It is hoped that
they will serve as holiday' cards
also.' This is the first time Try-
possed by a human.
Her demonstrasions are refined
and of the highest order and
commend itself .to any commun
ity where it may be fortunate
enough to secure her presence.
Nellie will be accompanied by
her father. .
The Door Slams
On Happiness
iie Priceless igceieiis
A complete line of Squibb house
hold products now in stack.
Your Druggist is more than a mer
chant. Try the Drug Store first.
MISSILD1NE S PHARMACY
Phone No. 4
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Poor Blood JMes Bad Health
Then Comes the "Blues."
Once, thevigor of red blood be.
comes sapped of its strength, the
door to happiness is literally
slammed, Weariness of body
follows and it usually follows and
it unfailingly engenders depress
ed thoughts. ,To be reserved
uu nets uwii ceieurattju in ui nuaQQ Wottips n hahit..
way and the poems have a dis- ter il t4 there iS analmost
tmct local flavor and charm. - y dimnes5 iri the expression
The recently organized Christ, of the eyes and a palor to the
ian Endeavor of the First Con- skin. Days seem dull and dark
greationol Church of Tryon was and difficult. A sense of insuf-
materiallyv encouraged and ferable gloom pervades the spir-
strengthened by the visit of two it.
auto loads of Christain Endeav- Then it is .that, Gude's- Pepto
orers from the First Eresbyteriah Mangan is the great help. It is
church of Spartanburg, on Sun- a red blood builder It; puts
day afternoon. The visitors gave rejd into the blood increases the
an interesting and - instructive number of red corpuscles which
Program illistrating various makes blood rich and'red; ' When
Phases of Christian Endeavour the 'blood is restored to its . natu-
activities. which- was r much ; aD- ral healthy state, the sensation
of well-beincr returns, r Instead
of shuffling along carelessly there
is the firm snrinGry step, the
Preciated, by local endeavourers.
The following were those attend
ing from Spartanburg: Misses
Frances Clark, Maud Heffner;
Louisa Walker, Louise Leonard;
Nancy Lee Scruggs, Lo u i s e
Ligon, IreneHudson, Dr.- Webb
Thomson and T. T; Quarles and
rs. Quarles. ' v
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Eggs MaiDBtdtS
We
Will
Pay
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caslh
as
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SSc per doz.
60c peir doz Dim Cradle
for fresh country eggs.
f until Dec. 16.
Tryon,
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continues to grow in spite of the hard times. At
times it is a little puzzling to us how it is, but it is true
nevertheless.' . : .
This bank was examineoT by the bank examiner
-last week and he was surprised at our -continued growth.
He was pleased with the examination and told us so.
THIS BANK is in TIP TOP SHAPE. We have kept our
affairs in such shape that we have been able to take '"care
of the needs of our costomers, and a few who are not our
, costomers. .' -
New accounts are opened every day. Last Saturday
eleven new accounts were opened, as we-closed our books
last night we were the largest since we opened Oct. 31,
1919. Deposits were the largest. Total resources were
largest. All this is yery-gratifying. It is so good we want
you to know about it and if you, are not among those ' who
are making this bank grow we invite you to join us by
depositing your money here or at least a part: of it.., You
can do business here with ease. Come to-see us.
Polk County Bank & Trust Company
E. W. S. COBB, President
FRANK JACKSON, Vice President -
FRED W BLANT0N, Vice P & Cash.
M. L ARLEDGE, Asst. Cashier
dolumbus, r4. C-
l TEn fellenger to.
lusterf ul .yes, the clear complex'
ion, identified with the . strength
? Hide Three Arrests.
; Deputy Marshal W. F. Swann
came to Polk county last " week,
and made three arrsts for viola
tion of the .prohibition law; r
r ?john Pace was arrested for air
leced violation of the law and
gave bond in the sum of $300 for
his appearance at the May term
of court at' Asneville.
rested on an indictment from the:
Western District South Carolina
on the charge oi" transp6rting.
He was lodged in the vColumbus
iflil 1 nnH Ifttpr 'fmve bond' in the-
sum OT $1.UUU tor nisappearjiute.
and vigor, ot. good health. .'. The r Arch .How ard wasarrested Jon
druggist has Gudes PeptoMan
gan; in both liquid and " tablet
f orihi Advertisement. :
"the same charge and gayebond
$300 for his' appearance
- Miles Holbert, colored, was ar-
Be a Thoughtful Santa Claus
There are really but two kinds of gifts, use
ful and appreciated ones and useless and unap
preciated ones. As you study your Christmas list
can you think of anyone to whom Footwear from
this Store will not be appreciated?
x For Ladies Bed Room Slippers in Satin, Kid
or Felt, any Style or- Color, Strap Pumps, High
Shoes, Walking Oxi;ords, Hose, etc,
N For Men Shoes, Brogue Oxfords, Dancing Ox
fords, Bed Room Slippers, and Hose;
For Children Bed Room; Slippers, Hose,
?Shoes for play or dress. ; J : - ' . x . !
s Come to the Store if possiblel)ut if you can't
come write us your wants and they will be supplied
by return mail. , v yi y
The Ladies Aid Society of the !
Methodist church wish to express
their marly thanks to those; who
rendered so wjinngiy uien , uciF,,
inranv 'wav. ' in ! making their
hkV.aar a successl last- Saturday
December the 3. a,
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I - SMOKAND HOSIEHY - "
I Spartanburc, : ".. South Carolinar
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