Not Discriminating. At Their Best.
It Is a matter of ludlfference to a Nations and men are only the best
fool whether you laugh with him or when the? are gladdest, and deserve
at him. ? S. Warren. heaven when they enjoy It ? Jeau Paul.
SPECTACLES!
%
If you need glasses, see me. Have good
stock from which to select. 'Don't forget I also
do expert watch and jewelry repairing. My prices
are as low as is consistent with good goods and
good work.
Watchmaker 11/ I TIIPIfCD Landrum,
and Jeweler ?? lUviiCIIj S. C.
Moved!
to better quarters
We are now located in the J. S. Wat
son Building, just across the street from
the old stand and next door to the Drug
Store.
We feel that we are in a better posi
tion to serve the public now than ever be
g fore and welcome all of our old customers *
- and cordially invite any new ones who are ?
looking for the best goods at honest prices.
Next Week
We begin a Shoe Sale, with prices marked
down very much below cost. It will pay
you to investigate these prices. We will
continue to maintain our warehouse and
carry all lines as heretofore.
Landrum Mercantile Co.
Landrum, S. C.
The Rippian Way
SPECIALS
?"SSS."..*" JAN. 20 ? 22
8 lbs. Snowdrift $1.25 t
5 lbs. Granulat
ed Sugar 35c
Pie Peaches 11c
8 cans, No. 3 To
matoes $1.00
18 lbs. fancy Blue
Rose Rice $1.00
1 peck Grits 35c
12 cans P. R. Sweet
Peas $2.15
12 cans Early June
Peas $1.65
1 large size oat
meal 22c
3 small size oat
meal I . , 35c
10 cans Campbell's
With every pur
chase of $10.00 or
?more we will give
20 lbs:
Granulated Sugar
for
$1.00
soups $1.00
10 cans Campbell's
pork and beans $1.00
3 cans No. 2 sliced
pineapple 95c
P. R. sweet corn
No. 2 can 17c
Stockley Bros, su
garcornNo. 2can 13c
10 large Octogan
soap 65c
10 small Octogan
soap 40c
10 packages wash
ing powder 40c
10 Ivory Soap 75c
10 P. & G. Soap 65c
6 pkg. Lux. 75c
Swift & Co. will have a representative here on Saturday, January
19th to demonstrate to you . the value of their soap products.
Don't forget the a! bove date and save money by making
your purchases
'Tt THE RIPPUN WAY
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Notice to DeHquent Taxpayers
Notice la hereby given to parties
named below, and all persons that
may have a lien on the land herein
described, that the undersigned pur
chased at a delinquent tax sale in Co
lumbus, Polk County, North Carolina
on the 1st day of May, 1922, land list
ed for tax and described as follows:
Forty-two acres in Tryon townshjp/
listed for taxes in the name of W. R.
Beatty, for the yqar 1921.
Twenty acres in Tryon township
listed In the name of Lee Ander Hel
ton, for the year 1921.
Twenty- one and one-half acres
listed in the name of J. H. Gantt tax
for the year 1921.
. One lot in Tryon township listed in
the name of M. II. Paris tax for the
year 1921.
One lot in Tryon township listed in
the name of Scotland Harris tax for
the year 1921.
One lot in Tryon townshjj? listed
in the name of Alex McDowell tax
for the year 1921.
Forty-two acres in Coopers Gap
township listed in the name of J. V.
McCraw tax for the year 1921.
Eight acres in Coopers Gap town
ship listed in tlie name of Pearl
Shore, tax for the year 1921.
One hundred and twelve acres in
Coopers Gap township listed in the
name of D. H. Thompson tax for the
year 1921,
Ten acres in Tryon township listed
in the name of Mrs. M. G. Smith tax
for the year 1921.
One lot in Saluda township listed
in the name of Lilly R. Thomas tax
for the year 1921.
One lot in Tryon township listed
in the name of Jess F. Adams^ tax for
the year 1921.
Sixty-seven acres in Saluda town
ship' listed in the name of W.> F. Mes
se^ tax for the year 1921.
Notice is given that application
will be made by the undersigned to
the sheriff ol Polk County for deeds
to said lands after the first day of
May, 1923, the date when time of re
demption will expire.
L. L. TALLANT, Purchaser.
Tax Sale Notice
Nptice is hereby given to parties
named below, and all persons that
may have a (lien on the land horeby
described, that the undersigned pur
chased at a delinquent tax sale in
Columbus, Polk County, North Caro
lina, on the 1st. day of May 1922, land
listed for tax and described as fol
lows;
13 acres less one-half acre, in Try
on township, listed in the name of
Nancy Lynch, for the year 1921.
Notice is given that application |
will be lade by the undersigned tr !
the sheriff of Polk County for deeds ;
r4cS2SS#s
to said lands after the 1st, day of
May, 1923, the date when time of
redemption will expire.
E. H. LYNCH, Purchaser.
NOTICE.
Application for parole of Aden Green
l __
Application will be made to the
Governor of North Carolina for the
parole of Aden Green submitted at
the fall term 1922 of the Superior
Court, of Polk County, for the crime
of manufacturing whiskey and sen
tenced to the County jail for a term
of twelve months to be assigned bev
the county^ commissioners to work on
the roads of Henderson or any other
county for said term.
All persons who oppose the grant
ing of said parole are invited to for
ward their protest to the Governor
without delay.
This the 19 day of Dec, 1922.
Thomas F. Mills.
Report of the Condition of
TTe Bank of Saluda
at Saluda, in the State of North Car
olina, at the close of business, Dec.
29th 1922
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $46,737.07
Dcriiand loans 5,849.34
Overdrafts . 395.97
LT. S. bonds and Liberty '
bonds 7,000.00
Banking house $3800 furni
ture and fixtures
$2500 6,300.00
dash in vault and net a
mount due from banks^
Bankers and Trust
companies 10,071.78
Checks for clearing 1,975.70
Expense 304.66
Total...... $78,634.52
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $10,000.00
3ills payable 5f000.00
Deposits subject to check. 20,733.08
Cashier's checks outstand
ing . . 21.23
Time certificates of depos
it, due on or after 30 '
" days 34,737.42
Savings deposits 8,142.79
Total $78,634.52
^tate of North Carolina,
County of Polk. Jan. 11, 1923.
I, P. H. Bailey, cashier of the above
lamed bank, do solemnly swear that
he above statement is true to the
>est of my knowledge and belief.
P. H. Bailey, Cashier,
'orrect ? Attest:
R. B. Staton,
Donald M. Fraser,
P. H. Bailey.
Directors
Subscribed and sworn to4)efore me
his 12th day of Jan. 1923.
H. B. Lane^ Notary Public.
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PHONE 90 PHONE 90 1
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Special Special
2 large cans Pie Peaches
25c
When you buy from us you know that
you get goods that are fresh and clean. t
Andrews Bros.
TRYON, N, C.
Report of the Condition of
Peoples Bank & Trust Go.
at Tryon, N. C., at the close of bus
iness, December 29th, 1922.
.RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $9.2,163. 2u
Demand loans 2,800.00
Overdrafts:
Secured. . .$660.85
Unsecured 125.11 7SC.1
U. S. Bonds and Liberty *
bonds...; 67,250 0
All other stocks, bonds and
mortgages 8,500.0'
Banking house, $6,510.00
furniture and fixtures
$2900 9,410.00
Cash in vault and net
amount due from
banks, bankers and
truust companies 31,345.21
Checks for clearing. ..... 394.88
Total $212,649.28
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $10,000.00
Surplus fund 2,100.00
Undivided profits, less cur
rent expenses and tax
es paid 410.30
Bills payable 10,000.00
Deposits subject to check. 97,784.04
Demand certificates of de
posit. ...... 10,785.54
Cashier's check out
standing 4,758.35
Savings deposits 27,761.05
Certiflcte of deposit for
U. S. bonds 49,050.00
Total
$212,649.28
/ ' - ;
i State of North Carolina,
County of Polk Jan. 10, 1923.
I, W. F. Little, Cashier of the
r.bove nameii bank do ^ solemnly
' swear that the above statement is
true to the \best of my knowledge
and belief. '
W. F. LITTLE, Cashier.
Correct ? Attest: ' >
G. H. llolmes,
Walter Jones.
H. H. Edwards.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
[?h:3 10th day of January, 1923.
J. B. Hester, Notary Public.
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Sets Example.
"I never acks grouchy over a small
tip," said Uncle Eben. "I cut* up as
polite as possible, so's to make d#
next customer take notice an' git am*
bltlous." ? Washington Star.
Wnen i-arne Come*.
No man can be said to have madfe ft
conspicuous success in his chosen field
of endeavor until they begin to elect
him an honorary member of organist*
tions he doesn't want to belong to any
more than a rabbit ? Ohio Stat? Jotif*
naL |
"Each and All." ?
No one has ever striven to do tho*
oughly the commonest duty of lifct
but he has added to the moral forcei
of the world. . . . For it Is personal
virtues that enkindle virtues In oth
ers, heroic example that most surely
rouses heroic emulation in the soulf
of men. . . . True heroism is spir
itual energy, force of conscience,
strength of affection. ? William Mitch*
elL
Dr. J. J. Gaines writes
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