C. BUSH, Publisher
Published every Friday at
Tryon, North Carolina
Office Phone, 99; Residence, 46-B
Entered as second-class matter April 28
xioai me post office at Tryon, Jtforth
voiujum unuer act, ox xaarcn 3,lo7.
r?M?J-:Jvert'"in Representative" J
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 PER YEAR
Change of Publication Date,
In order to reach our readers
earlier in the week, thus enabling
our larmer friends to take ' ad
vantage of any special sales put
on oy our advertisers, and at the
same time make this paper a
better advertising medium for
the merchant, we will, beginning
with our first issue in May print j
the NEWS on Wednesday after
noon of .each week instead of
Thursday. Please bear this in
, mind and let us have the copy
for your advertisements as early
m t he week as possible.
The Polk County News says:
'Polk, county has a growing
season from three to six weeks
longer than any other mountain
county in the state." We are
not in a position to challange this
remark but if that paper can
establish this truth as an undis
puted fact it has something to
preach about every, day in the
, year: It makes us glad that we
are a close neighbor just over the
bridge. Hendersonville News.
We still stand by every word
of the above and if the editor of
, the News will only come to Try-
on we can soon show and con
vince him that with all our claims
the half has not been told.
Taste is a matter of
tobacco quality "
We state it as our honest
belief that the tobaccos used
in Chesterfield are of finer
quality (and hence of better
taste) than in any other
cigarette at. the price.
Liggett & Mren Tobacct C.
J
' v u ': v
20 for 18c
10 for 9c
Vacuum tins
of 50 - 45c
CIGARETTES
of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos blended
I k - .
; ; ' t '
1 tu vxraue
A Big Error
We hasten to congratulate Try
. on, our neighbor to the south,
on its progress in letting a con
tract for the building of paved
streets and cement sidewalks
but must take issue with the
Polk County News in this assertion:
' 'This, together with the state
road, the Lake Lanier and school
addition will make Trvon the
best residential town in this part
of the country.
"Such statements cover too
much territory and we can't af-
ford to let are broth er rt
--- tj
withithem." Hendersonville
JNews. 1 "
We did not say , the largest,
but the best residential town in
this part of the country. Now
brother if vou will only come to
Tryon and? look around a little
and see the beauty and charm of
Tryon vou will agree with us
that our statement is true.
: HcncrRoH for March
1st Grade
Harley Kuykendall
Warrington Preston
Lenore Goodwin V
. Betty CI vmer
Marion Palmer
2nd Grade -Elizabeth
Avant
Nellie Bradley
Julia Crawley
Sarah Millikin -Ruby
Newman
: Eunice Rollins
Ruth Williams
3d Grade
i Mary McFarland.-
Janet Durham
Naomi Whitmire
Marie Ross
Roy Blackwell
4th Grade
. John Kittrell
Louise Andrews '
Cleo Watson.
Helen Leonard
Mabel Lee Stone
. Jean Beatson -
- Edwin Wilson
William Scrivens
Katharine Jones
' 5th Grade .
Sue Harrison
Virginia Simmons
Zella Bal'ew
Edna Newman
David Caldwell v i.
Ben White
- - 6th Grade -Josephine
Hill
Geraldine Sayre
Sidney Sayre "
Edith Preston ' " - '
Polly Scrivens
Ered Lawrence -;
Franklin Little - '
ihelmaDurham -
Grace Durham
Betty Doubleday
uan Kion
Rodman Smith
Hugh White -Carolyn
Simmons
John Adams
MaryLockhart
Louise Dunn
High School
Ruth Andrews
Margaret Doubleday
Austin VVilnv
Tis highly gratifying to know
-l A A 1 " . . .
mat mis is our largest honor roJ.
Average daily attendance for
uie monin was zuy, out tardies
swii deplorable, 40.
Saluda
I will be in Saluda every Thurs-
uay ana r na ay to do your watch
anu jeweiy repairing.. Leave
uruers ai oaiuaa rnarmacv. W.
L. Tucker. , 39-4w-pd
for sale: Vhite Wyandotte
eggs from the very best strain
m the United States. The best
layers ot the Asiatic breeds, only
i.ou a setting ot 15 eggs.
w A. DeVere Turner,
P. O. Box 155 Saluda. N. C.
The nlav "MVe TK,r.
bhanty Town" given by mem-
ucioui me nign school at 'Lib
rary Hall Was? OTIP nf YrorfirtrQl
merit. Afrs Tnhhc fhaQnn,'nA
- tiv UllOillUC
of bhanty town, was delightfully
?r U1m uy Eunice bonner.
Mrs. Tubbs hoarW r'i;r,-
viae, an 01a maia was well por-
trayeaDy Maud Gilbert. Mrs.
1UODS VlSltmcr npio-hHrki. Mm
r,., . O - "uui , MiO
nen Hickey, a woman who
hated to gossip was aptly shown
by Marv SrIIpv Tha v,o-
xwiwu, xne census taKen
was well acted by Bessie Sonner.
Simon Rubbles, Mrs. Tubbs
stingy old landlord was well
shown by Clayton Hall, Maydelle
vaiiipuen, nanty Town's school
teacher was .well portrayed by
xCtwc xduers, mrs. iiibDs had
;?U5u a,ctlve children ;-Scuffle
Methusala's part was taken by
icjr pipp: yueen of Sheeba's
by Julia JBaumberger: Billy
Blossons by Bernard Summey
n m unK5 y eien Sue
. inere was also Elmira
Hickev a child
w ym-vr ny Kathleen Garren.
Mrs. .Tubbs -oldest son Jimmie
appearea at tne close of the play.
Jimmie s part was taken by O
C. Sonner Jr. -
TOe play was interesting from
start to finish and every one was
pleased with the acting of the
wwivui pupils
f Miss Burgess deserves much
vuiiimenaation lor the way in
ni41wl aue tramea the young
uwuioouu w-tresses.
Mondav niorht Mnv 1. Rnhni
Declamation contest; Tuesday
night, May 2, senior class play:
Wednpsdnv nicrht Mqv 5i c'anmr.
class day exercises; Thursday
! hiffht. Mav 4. rffpntion tn con.
ior class: Fridav nio-hf Mar ?;
graduation address by Archdea
con Griffith and
aipiomas. -The
Baccalaureate sermon will
be preached by Rev R. P. Fikes
m me Methorlistchnrph on Annl
30th. Nine WArJunfA frnm fVi
- . C3 Ull
high school. Likewise nine aro
promoted from the seventh grade
r ai i
mio nign school next year.
WE UNDERSTAND EYES
Our SDecialtv is rlio
and eyeglass troubles.
rrcnt by our years of exDer-
1 ence. .
Our renutat.ion
- r WWWM. J VU VilV
best service.
CHARLES H.-HON ESS
Optometrist
Eye Strain SpeciaUst
EstabDsbed 1900
54 Patton Ave.' : OoDoiite Post Offii-.
AsfaevKle, North Carolina.
Comaenccnsnt
Saluda High School is very
fortunate m having at its first
w4uuieuueraent nine graduates.
Ihese pupils- with one exception
having been students in Saluda
ai i ---"vu!. jiue names
-PHLthMgraaatinS PIai
are: Ldna Mae CanDs Anno
belleGilbert, EveCT?
Nabers, Horace Alexander
bers. Linwonrl Ploim: 7
terson. Edron.MnA.T.." Si.. "
'Mai'Let Thompson, Ell
A CTOOd nrntrratvi Ti V. .
pared and smmi,j :.T Sre.
to the cj22 ."Y
To the People
of PoHt County
Little over twn
nie r'oiK i 'nnrv ni, i
irust Co., opened its, doors
"J serve the people of Polk
county, it has sptooH
morethan four hundred peo
ple are now doing business
With this bank .fnrlo r,f
- f V,X-1,
j aecuun oi tne county)
and this snooL-o -f-
xui iwacii.
iNew customers are coming
to us each week and we in
vite others to come; Every
man. wnman rwtr .
m Folk countv
ness with this bank in some
wav. nnr nro
uusmess, large ,or small.
iiecKing accounts are inter
est nraunnor ia4i'fiA;
otOD and fli
i , VY 110,0 tins
Dank has been ."fn fV,
Pie of this county during
these times and what it
will be in th
YOU 11 171 ve na vniii. j.
"J cpuaiung your money
You Meed Us and We Need You
PoIIi County Bank &
rust Company
Colambus, li C.
flotice of Mcrteage Sale.
. power oi sale con
tained m O PD.tn.V jt-J rr. WIi
edhv P a . . . Anist execut-
estof saiddph? M ter-
to tBe highest bate forsV fS"
Court KcQ A, , V8"-' at the
described piecnls r 9&U lof
? -
fJev; Slippers
UJhen
Graduates
f past. riHa nf T.itfl Whi'fa nob- -AjTt,
tain, aajoining toe lands of John Henry
" :ui tt i. r i y-i w-v . r
jiuus, r i iuii o acKson, Mrs. vi. j. i ud
lum and and others and BEGINNING on
a u. near tne top of the mountain at
a place known as the narrows, at the j
lum's 25 acre purchase and runs with
her lines as follows: - South 7 degrees;
west 4 poles to a Spruce Pine onvtop of
uie uiviue mence samecourse South
Decrees west SO rvtloa tn a hi v -
her corner; thence South 32 degrees
west 50 poles to a stake, her corner;
thence South 10 degrees east 46 poles j
. waswue, uer corner; tnence south 95
pores to a stake, her corner in the Steams i
uieuce witn saia line doutn e6 de
grees east 136 poles, more or less, to a
stake; corner of the same; thence with
said line South 4 degrees west 77 poles
to a B. G. on east side of the hollow, J.
T. Gilbert's corner; thence with his line
North 52 1-2 degrees east 112 poles to
a H. on the east side of branch: thene
with said line S. 50 degrees east 102
poles to a B. G. ; thence North 84 de
grees, east 36 poles to a stake and
Dointers. Gilbert's anH H.m;l,
er; thence with Hamrick's line Norths
degrees east 65 poles to a stake and
pointers near a branch thanM xr.u
87 degrees west 37 1-2 poles to a stake
and bointers near an-nfri m,a. l
North 23 degrees east 63 poles to a stone
west 26 poles to an oak stump and point
ers; thence North 34 1-2 degrees east 90
??!tsotostone' Connor's corner; thence
-.u u ucgrees easi poles to a stone
and pointers; thence South 86 decrees
r?"v - v'5" w a atase, autues' corner
( former! v Erlwara
TTT1 t- kin lmA XT A 1 4 -. n ' w
mui 11 1 o line iviiri n i: i v riAmAA
oc. 1 . V , ut6lBca west
86 noles to a Tt T
x w jaa a iiikfa lacre
thence North 91 1.9 A 1
poles to a Chesnut (now down) near a
Mf cuuwu i.ucuw norm aeerees east 67 1
nnlps nine 1 1 nni . ,
r, ijca w tt pme now aown
near a urancn on tne old Dimsdale line
thence With-it north 3 Atnaaa 4- in
I . -&iO ecu I, 1U
w smmp; tnence with the
same north 87 Aorry
. W 7 west DI
poles to a chestnutand pointers; thence
with, the same north 3 degrees
east 98 poles to a stake
r tt v i i . . " -" ""C Ul
i. il- ixinns Tr9r m
v - - v.vv, ciicuuc wim me
same north 85 1-2 Megrees west 26 poles
w o x., tutuu: uurm 4poies to a fOD
lar and tointers.
tract; thence with the same north 80 1-2 i
west o Doies to w ii rvumn. A
thence north 1 1-2 degrees east 68 poles j
58 1-2 degrees west 14 poles to a stone J
"imo. tlicill fr if ill rn 1 1 rs rm l
stone and pointers on top of main lead
ing ridge; thence with the top of the
main leamnrr -wiArrm C n . . V
.vull ,t4J Lnjica more or less to the
i , 1I1U excepting
frbm the boundary 25 acres heretofore
V V T VU UT XI VIII 11111 I y A .
x , ; 11 - : wa i-i ua tees in
John Allison and ; r i. .
nacre 26 of the revo
a j , wx numenora
vvA.fc, in-viiiiiiiiir wm A
Vance Cer'2:ri!LJ?on
sonth T Md ninff thence
south 34 1-2 degrees west 20 piles to a
stake and pomters; thence north 56 1-2 i
VY CO L z,i nn ao t-n n .
pointers; thence north 48 3-4 decrees I
east 123 nnao . n "7 .Krees
. w oiau post oaic and
stone pile m an old peach orcharS
thence south 52 1-2 degrees eLt 18 iSes
to a nine, said rnno k. r. fr.s
his lme South anHl J !
92 noles tn tho K "C4- wes
Said sale heincr maA - 1
debt mw;; "yri?r" w. oay saia
uirierox, ,u costs or sale.
xuw uie om aay of March, 1922:
. W. EWBANK, Trustee.
She
- It would never do to
have a fluffy new gradua
tion frock and not 5 have
new slippers to go with it
so : we have arranged a
special display for the girl
graduate. Very interest
ing values are being offer
ed and they should be par?
ticularly welcome on an
occasion like this when a
complete new costume is
required. P u m p s, Ox
fords and hew strapped
designs are shown in White
Footwear, Black Patent
and Satin.
Prompt
Service
WRIGHT-SCRUGGS
SPARTANBURG, S. Cl
Hosiery
to
Match
All 10 cent packages garden
seeds 5 cents
Burpees strinirlpce
green docL earlv
wonder and prMchoi-1. "
c Muun. vmon. sets 10c a'
T&SmWnto per
wt cauy fuse, irish xobler and
beauty of hpflntvco t;i. j.
W40c a npS i f4.4:,
orange and Sugar
uvti occus. warnon DaoWs- x.-ii
stock come to our place or mail
J ux utix . v t i '
' 1
-
y'Penn's is packed air-tight in the
- ' Patented new container the quality
is sealed in.
If Penn's is always fresh.
1 1 Buy Penn's the next time. Qean
V tresh sweet:
How Mir.. F v:-k ..
1
Solved Her Problem
A poultry expert had said:
Any grain mixture or grain
product such as meal or bread,
Jacks elements for making
bones, muscles and nerves."
v But how to get the right- in
; gradients 'and balance therar
. ? that was Mrs. tane's problem.
Increased her Profits
, . She saw the Purina' Double
Development Guarantee and
ve the Purina System a triaL
5 Now she gets "flyers" in half
the time, makes her pullets
lay the first winter, and gets
" c&re e?ra th
r'l t i
PURINA
If EfJ CHOV
mimiu
UI01WI
night nkatiabrS
: toe your, order now.
onthe-Wte.
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