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LOCAL
Mrs. G. LeCount spent Wed
nesday in Spartanburg. . , , ;
Miss Julia Averill spent last
week-end in Spartanburg.
Mrs. J. B. Hester spent Wed
nesday in Spartanburg;
Mrs. J. T. Camp and "children
visited relatives in Campobelld
last week-end.
Two young thoroughbred white
Leghorn cockerels for sale. nP.
0. Box 233 Tryon, N. C. J
Mrs.P. G. Morris, son and
daughter, Morgan and K athleen
were Spartanburg visitors yes
terday. ' -
At the Library, at 3 :30. Bazaar
with fancy work of interest and
variety, also a Washington Tea,
February 22nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter P. Brown
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son, Carter Wilkie
Brown, who .arrived Saturday
night Feb. 4th, weighing eight
pounds.
v Gilford Stafford of Glencoe and
Chicago, 111. who has been visit
ing Tryon for three weeks was
called home on important busi
ness matters Monday, - Mr. Staf
ford had been a guest of Pine
Crest Inn. He hopes .to visit
Tryon again as he had. a most
enjoyable time while here.
Notice to Farmers.
There will be a representative
of -the Division of Markets of
North Carolina in Polk County
next week as follows: Columbus
February 16, at 1 o'clock p. m.
Hickory Grove, Friday, Feb. 17,
at 10 o'clock a. m. Greens Creek
. school house Feb. 17th. at 7 p.
m. Mill Spring Saturday Feb.
-I5tn, at z o ciocK p. m. rie re
presents the division of sugar
plants ana win aiscuss , growing
manufacture and marketing of
sorghum, and other sugar pro
during plants. All farmers who
desires to make sorghum a cash
crop on their farm should come
out to some of these meetings
J. R. Sams.
The Drama Fortntghtly.
Rivalling in its enthusiastic re
ception "The White Headed
Boy," Mfss! -BUla; nBett,
was read by members of
the Drama Fortnightly, at the
Library last Friday night. It
was universally felt that every
one in the cast did exceedingly!
well and especially Miss Sallie
Streadwick as Lulu and Miss
Diana Nash as grandma Bett
were very successful; "It is not
too much to say that the per
formance of the entire company
challenged comparson with that
of prof essionals, and the recep
tion given to eaclpreader left no
doubt in the ' minds of any how;
much their work was appreciat
ed. The play was read to an audi
ence as large as. ever seen in the
Library. The lack of Sufficient
chairs caused nearly forty per
son's to stand all evening. Thus
again. was seen the necessity for
a Little Theatre not .only for the
proper presentation of the plays,
but to accommodate the ever
growing members who attend
upon these enjoyable occasions J
At the next meeting, a week
from next Friday two ,one-act
plays will constitute the pro
gram. One of these will be
Yeats' "The Land of Heart's De
sire, , a beautiful and poetic
setting of ah Irish legend, and
the other will be The Wander
weed." an orignal play written
especially tor the Drama Fort-
knightly by Mrs. Peattie. and bas-
ed on a legendarv belief of some
mountaineers hereabouts. Mu
sic will also be furnished to filn
out the evening's entertrinment-
Notice
- Under and by virtue of power
oi sale contained in that certain
-Mortgage Deed executed to J.
n. (iibbs, by W. D. Durham to
secure an indebtedness of Twenty
nve hundred and twelve dollars
($2512.50) and dated 1st day of
Jan. 1921 and duly recorded in
book 17 at page 167 of the mort
gage deed records of Polk county.
.North Carolina, and said mort
T 1 i '11 il ' i
gage ueea ana an tne notes se-
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curea inereoy naving been as
signed to the undersigned the
Bank of Landrum on the 6th day
of Feb. 1922; default having been
made in the payment of the
principal and interest on the same
therefore I will sell the same to
the highest bidder for cash on
Monday the 13th day of March,
1922 at 12 o'clock at the Court
House Door in Columbus, Polk
County aljthe following described
property to-wit as-
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Tract No. 1 Containing 50 acres
more or; less adjoining the lands
of MissvMary Moore, the Jones
heirs and others. M i
rraot jn o. z (jontaming bU acres
more or less adjoining lands of
J. T.' Waldrop, Willianf Green
and others. For more full and
complete, description reference
is, hereby made to the above
mortgage. ;
This 8th day of Feb. 1922.
The Bank of Landrum -
Assignee.
The Thrilling Tale of the
Philippines illustrated by 82 col
ored slides will be given at the
Congregational Churcn on Sun
day evening at 5:30, Seats free.
Basket offering to pay expenses.
Two Most Helpful Donations
Tryon, N. C.Feb. 7. 1922;
Dr. Chandler B. Beach.
Ed. The New Student's Refer
ence Work.
Riverside, 111. .
My dear Sir, ;
A few days aero Miss Anna
Beach sent to our school two sets
of books, "The New Students
Reference W6rk, ' ' and Pictured
Knowledge, ' ' the former being
your, publication. At once,' I
took time to look them over. I
had already expressed a desire to
have Pictured Knowledge, but I
had not had an opportunity to re
view "The New Students Refer
ence Work.- Y ,
It is with sincere appreciation
and gratitude that I express to
you the thanks of our entire
school and community. No
greater or more valuable donation
of excellent books has been
made. We trust that this splen
did spirit on your part wilL af
ford you as much happiness as
it will us. Iso much like Lo
wells' view on that; "Who
gives himself with his alms feeds
three; Himself his hungermg
neighbor and Me. (God)
Again thanking you for your
loving kindness to us and ask
ing heaven's richest blessings
upon you for your benefactors
I am with best wishes, Sincerly
yours, Dennis W. Simmons,
Principal Tryon School.
A MESSAGE
TO TIRED
SICIi FOLKS
Don't Dragv Through Life Half
.
Sick and Half Well. Take
.this Advice
Goto your druggist and ask
him for Gude's Popto-Mangan
and take it with your meals for
a lew weeks and see how your
health improves.
If you are pale, tired, lack am
bition and vigor, you know your
self that if you had plenty - of
red blood that you would not
feel' tired and half siek all the
time. The only sure foundation
of permanent health is good
blood. Gude's Pepto-Mangan
builds up your, blood with a form
of iron that gets into your system
quickly. It is wonderful. You
will like it and it will make you
feel so well and strong. Life
will b e worth living again. Try
it and you will thank ;us for tell
ing you about it. Druggist - sell
Gude's Pepto-Mangan in both
liquid and tablet form. Advert
isem ent.
Let us fill it.
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THE FOLK COUNTY 2TEWQ
Got your Feed at
AV J. Burns Teed Store
Cash and Carry Prices
Cotton Seed Meal $2.25
Cotton Seed Hulls 90
1 bu. Corn 1.00
5 bu: Oats ! 3.25
75 lb. Blue Cow Shorts 1.50
1001b. Bran I 1.65
100 lb., Pig Feed! - 2.50
100 lb, H & M Feed ." 2.50
100 lb. Chicken Feed 2.25
100 lb. Dairy Feed 2.50
l.bu. Corn Meal 1.00
' Miss Sallie Streadwick left
Sunday for a month's vacation in
Florida. ' : ' jj .
The topic of the morning ad
dress f at the'
' Congregational
Church on Sunday will be Our
Prejudices. Sunday school at
10. Public worship' at 11 Bring
your friends and come. W. A.
Black, Pastor, p J
TJiere will be a supper with
music at the Library, on Valen
tine's Day Tuesday the !J-4thI
The supper will be served at six
thirty by the ladies of Tryon.
This supper is given in order to
make another payment on the
school . piano. . The ladies in
charge would like to serve all
promptly." Tickets one dollar.
For Sale
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One donkey, well
riding or driving,
lamb. ' P. O. Box
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broken for
Gentle as ai
r233, Tryon
Candy is always an ap
propriate means of ex
pressing love oil friend- -
'ship. 'j4j.y': ':.
ESPECIALLY
MORRIS' and
WHITMAN'S
Candy on St. Valentine's
Day. : !'';- .. '. .
Missildine's Pharmacy
Tryon, N- C.
All Your
Trv us
at the West
Phone 105
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!of deposits in sums of $50.00 and
upwards. Liberal interest. Com
pounded quarterly.
opened for
j. T. WALDROP
- Vice President
WALTER JONES
Vice President
PEOPtE
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Tryon is glad to welcome back j
Mrs. A. S. White tit Kalamazoo
Mich, ;and her daughters i Miss
Maud White and .Miss Edna
White. ! Also little Barbara.
This will be their third winter
and spring visit to Tryon. - .They
arrived Wednesday at Pine Crest
Inn and' exbect to remain until
May first. I
Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers.
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Notice isfherebv given to the
parties named below, and all per
sons that may be concerned as
hiortagees that the undersigned
purchased ( at a delinquent tax
sale, in Columbus; ; Polk county
on the 2nd! day of May, 1921,
land -listed land described asT fol
lows, v) I
100 acres less one on the back
in Columbus township, listed in
the name of Linoell Brisco
Taxes for the ear 1920,
Notice is , further given tha
applicaton (will be made to: the
sheriff of folk county by the un
dersis:nedL for deeds tor said
broDertv. aftelkthe 2nd. day of
May 1922.
w -v.
J. Austin Newman.
1 Purchaser.
WANT COLUMN
For Sate; Building lots on
Morton Drive Valhalla fruit farm
2 miles west of Tryon on Auto
Highway, f These lots 50 to 100
ft. . front by 100 ft. ; deep, the
most desirbe t building lots in
Money j Is Worthl
want all your money ; is
worth when you buy gror
ceries. This you can
not eret unless the mer
chant gives you both quality and quan
tity for your dollar .
tor the .. best, m evervi
prices to I be fodnd any
where in this community. .A cteirige
for the better is always! wise . : i
See Us For Feed Stuff
Give your orders to our-truck driver
arid have your goods delivered
promptly V ;
Savings Department where accounts
$1.00 and upwards.
G. H. HOLMES, President
tew s reus
Yirydin) !-N6ili'i.aiHplina-
this country, within 2 to 300 yds.1
q Saluda,
Pacolet river and Valhalla Tea
House. G. E. M orton.
FgrSale On Melrose Ave.
Kenworthy place with v105 ft.
frontage by 300 depth. $7500
terms. 8-t
For Sale : -Used boiler, in
good condition suitable for heat
ing small house. If interested;
compiuccate with P. O. Box 343
Tryon, N. C. 3-t
For Sale: House, 5 rooms and
bath, electric lights and , city
1H
-' As long as your money remains in this bank earning in
terest for you the other fellow will not get it. v
That dollar that got away from you is the one you for
got to put in the bank. ; v
E. W. S. CObb, Pres. Frank Jackson, V. P. Fred. W. Blanton, V. P. & Cash.
M. L Arledge, Ass't Cash, v
; ; , . ' DIRECTORS: . '" . " v ' ' : "
J. A. Sams L W. S. Cobb J. H. Gibbs P. D. Williams J. I. Branscom
W. T. Hammett J. W. Newman I Geo. A. Painter ,J'P. Arledge
' -Fred. W. Blanton - -.j
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For sale. For
:W. T. a L
E. E. MISSILDINE
- President '
Peoples Building & Loan Assn.
Chartered and Suprvised by tha Stat of North Carolina
$100 share 25c A week.
Second Series now open- For full infor
mation call on v
W- F- LITTLE, Socrotary-Trcasurcr.
THE BANK OF, TRYON
"Polk County'' dest Banking Institution"
Thi s Bank offers you every Bahking Ac
commodation and Service consistent
with good, sound conservative Banking.
W. T. LINDSEY, President
DIRECTORS
D. E. Conner
. C. M. Howse
W. T. Lindsey
J. L. Washburn
' J. B. Hester
Friday, February 10. 192.
may be
W, F. LITTLE
Cashier
V. A. BLAND
Asst. Cashier
water; 3 1-2 acres; 1-2 mile from N
depot, young fruit trees. In
quire Box 363, Tryon. '
Wanted: Single buggy and
harness in good condition. See. r
W. B. Stone at Tryon Electric !l
Service Co. Office. : ' .
Home-made chairs and stools; J
stained or decorated any color.
See Arthur Scruggs.
For Sale by owner Small
farms and rural home sites, fine
fruit land 2 1-2 miles f rojm Tryon,
wood and water 6n each tract;'
choice building sites. T. C.
Mills, Tryon, N. C. ; - ,
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prices and terms see
0 M D S E Y
J. A. STEELMAN
Vice Pres.
J. D. HESTER, Cashier
D. L. Ballenger
T. T. Ballenger
D. C. Barrow
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