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Community Building at Greens CreekPOLK COUNTY-NEW- S it- Notice of Sale v WANT COLUMN I 111 lQ0A

CBUSH, Publisher V ;n.nn;n'. Published every Friday at

Tryonr Nortfl CarolinaOffice Phone, 99; Residence, 45 ,

Entered as second-clas- s, matte April 28, .l915at the post office at Tryoh, North

Carolina under act of March 8, 1879.

Foreign Advertising ReprosentafcivTHE AMERICAN PRttf.o A'iSOClATlOV

The parcel of land known asthe void, water shed tract, con-sisting of about sixty acres ; ofmountain land and situated aboveHorse Shoe Curve and belongingto the Town of Tryon will be soldat Public; Auction at ; Town Hallon Monday Dec., 27, 1920 at teno'clock. V ., ;r' :;- -

By order of the1 Mayor andCommissions, of, the Town of Tryon of Tryon.

M. G. Blakev ; ; Clerk

' Oo It Now.

SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 PER YEAR Regardless of pric

Wood for Sale-Ph- one 42 Hen-ry Acker. ,

For Sale: Hampshire pigsG.'Gr Weaver.

Wanted: A good tenant withhelp. Come and see land andcrops on place. Chas. J. Lynch,Stock Farm, --Tryon, N.C .

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Pigs For Sale 10 to 12 weeksold. C. J. Lynch

Ford Touring car 1919 model,for sale Excellent condition,J. T. Green Lumber Co. TryonN. C.

For Sale: Chevrolet touringcar, good tires, newly painted,good condition, P. H. Bailey,

The Valhalla Tea House is openevery day from 11 a. m. untildark and later if there are guestsfor sUDDer. Besides sanHwiV.hps.

Geo. - Branscom, ; chairman ofthe .,. newly incorporated 1 GreensCreek Community, announcesthat the $3,000.00 raised.by bondissue has been Spent in roughingin and flooring the new schooland " community building Ameeting has been called ' for thesecond Saturday in January forthe election of officers. Thebuilding will probably be finishedand furnished privarely.

A. F. Corbirf, who has beenteaching music for the past yearat Greens Creek is now organ-izing a cjass in vocational agri-culture, composed of boys ofPolk county over 14 years of . agewhose parents will give them afew acres to cultivace underschool supervision. Tuition free.

Dr. Palmer and others, of theLoyal Legion, 'are ' interested inthe new fire place and dinningroom at the community buildingand- - are considering calling ameeting of the Legion at Greens

If, as somebody, bas said, "evennew day is a new life," we shouldnever ut off until tomorrow whatshould be done today."

Report of State School Nurse For

Past Week

' Schools visited Edwards, Sal-

uda, Pea Ridge white, Pea Ridgecolored, Mill Spring, Cool Grove,Sandy Plain, Hickory Grove.

Lighting fair in 5 schools.Lighting pdor in 3 schoolsNo privies in 3 schoolsSchools using common drinking

dipper 7Number school talks 11 --

Total number children examin-ed 215

Defects found Vision 21Tonsils diseased 70Nasal defects 27Children having defective teeth

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salads, cakes, etc. we can serveomelettes or have various cream-ed dishes. On a days notice wecan serve a chicken dinner, steakschODS. hot VGCfitahlps pnH ptv

Having decided to quit handliner shoes, we are spIHV. (

Pretty gifts for Christmas orweddings, home made jelly andcandy. . ,.Creek in the near future. The

so do mice, once they eat RAT-SNA- P.

And they leave no odor behind. Don'ttake bur word for it try a package.Cats and dogs won't touch it. Ratspass up all food to get RaT.SNaP.Three sizes.

35c size 1 cake enough for pantry,kitchen or cellar. '

65c size 2 cakes for chicken house,coops, or small buildings.

$1.25 size 5 cakes enough for all farmand out buildings, storage buildings orfactory buildings.

County Board of Education , isshowing interest in the plans.

entire stock of high grade W.wear at absolute cost. Now isgood.time to supply your futurPshoe needs. See bills for prices

Other defects crossed eyes,diseased lids, eye strain, speech,skin, rheumatism, asthma hook

The courses planned are to beidentical with those recentlystarted in Buncombe and Hender-son counties which eventuallywill include home economics forgirls.

worm suspects, suspected spinalcurvature, suspected tuberculo Sold and guaranteed.by L L Missildine

& Carolina Hardware Co., Tryon, N. C.

J. W. PACEMeat Market

All kinds of meats, both na-tive and western,, chickens,eggs, fish, etc. Lard of allkinds and fancy sausage;

Prompt and Courteous Service

Phone No. 7

ESTATE NOTICE.The undersigned has been appointed

Executrix of the Estate of JosephLeisch, deceased,' by, Superior Court.Polk County, N. C. All parties havingclaims against the said Estate will pre

" I Got Real mad When I Lost MySetting hen." Mrs. Hannan

I went into the hen house one morn-ing and found my favorite setter dead.I got real mad. Went to the store,bou'ght some RAT-SNA-P and in a weekI got six dead rats. Everybody whoraises poultry should keep RAT-SNA- P"

Three sizes, 35c 65c $1-2- 5. Sold and

sent same duly verified, within twelvemonths from date to F. Wm. Cappel-man- n,

Attorney at Law, Clark Law,Bldg. Columbia, S. C. and those inedbt- -

guaranteed by E. E. Missildine & Caroed to said Estate will please make pay-ment likewise. MARY T. LEISCH,

Executrix Estate Joseph Leisch.November, 1920.

lma Hardware Co., Tryon. N. C. If You Happen To Be PassingSDnoe Shop

Work Promptlyand Neatly done

J. A. Johnson

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sis, lameness and poor nutrition.

Report of the Condition of theBANK OF SALUDA.

at Saluda in the State of N. C. atclose of business, iNovember 15th.1920.

RESOURCESLoans and Discounts".... 61,585.07Overdrafts, .;.:.. 755. 12If. S. bonds and Liberty

i bonds ......::.....i. 9,050.00All other real estate

.owned ....J... ......L... 750.00Banking Houses, Furni-

ture and Fixture. 6,200.00Cash in vault 'and net

amount due ..frombanks, bankers and .'trust companies... ......4 8, 056.37

Check for clearing... 622.98TotaL. ... 87,019.54

LIB1LITIESCapital Stock paid in . ..$10,000.00Undived Profits, less

current expenses andtaxes paid ...L L .1... 1,646.89

Bills Payable, . . . 5,00(00Deposits subject to

check , 28,408.55Time Certificates of IJe-- .

Posit ; 21.773.40

The Carolina State Bank with money in your pocketthat can easily be saved we invite you to come inand open a Savings Account.

THE CAROLINA STATE BANK

David C. Barrow Pres. H. B. Lane Cash.lr.Q. C. Sonner Vice Pres. Louise Lane asst. Cashier

W. C. Robertson Vice Pres.

Quick Lunches, Pies and CakesLike your mother used to make

MRS. LEO PACE, Saluda, N. .I BaBHavaaaaBHMaVBSSHaaSBaal

9E. E. MISSILDINEPresident J. A. STEELMAN

Vice Pres.Peoples Building & Loan Assn.

Chirtanii hiI Cu..- -i. .....rT.ra oy xn Stat of North Carolina

ioiiie to tieW. F. LITTLE, Secretary-Treasure- r.

rtn- - TT-r- x - I 1 1 17M --V" vublweaxe goingro maKe, oeginmng even oe--tore this circular is printed, the greatest reduction yet made inseasonable merchandise

.You can purchase from us any man's suit in the house yourchoice for $25 00, value up to $50.00. These are prewar prices,

coso hat more 0311 vou ask- - We have suits as low as$15.00. See them. - . -

.bys suit in , the house at absolutely wholesale costwhich bnne-- s them to nromor voc.;c

Savings Deposits. . ... 19, 944. 46Cashier's Checks out-- "

standing.. 246 24Total.: :1.' 87,016.54State of North Carolina,

County of Polk. November27th. 1920. '

I, P. H. Bailey, Cashier of theabove named Bank, do solemnlySwear that the above statementis true to the best of my knowl-edge and belief.

P. H. Bailey Cashier.Correct Attest: -

J. M. HeanonHenry P. CorwithA. D. Turner,

I Directors.Subscribed and sworn to be-

fore me, this 27th day of No-vember, 1920. . 5

H. B. Lane, Notary Public.You Guard Against Burgulars, Out

What About Rats?Rats Steal millions of dollars' worth

of grain, chickens, eeea. etc.4" n.

For farm lands ortown property seeT. L D M E3) S E Y;

All shoes reduced to cost, or better. -- We can give you

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Unbleacheddomestic 15 cts. Bleached domestic 20 cts.mghamsOcts. any lenght, cut as you wish.One fourth off on all mens hats.Underwear at reduced prices.

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PS? Snta Claus.and we have theChristmas Toys we have ever offered you.

oKriy' ?.et the best.selections and give us time to giveyou that we would like to give you.Sweaters 1-- 4 o; Coats and Coatsuits 20per cent; and these were bought on lowmarket in the beginning.

stroy property and are a menanceto health. If you are troubled withrats try RAT-SNA- P. will surelykill them-prev- ent odors. Cats or dogswont touch it Conies in cakes. TWosizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Soldteed by E. E. Missildine &. Carolinanaraware uo., Tryon, N. C.

Find Old Roman Tomb,viT?" Roman tombs, built In thethird century and containing goldenoojects. urns. c1iq Largest Selection in will

OurV "w yuitery anabones, hare been found in a gravel pit fW4w S lhff'letter but if you will read it closely you

stock is complete although we mention just a few items.4C" uutcn Limbure.Many of thp thino-- .

""fe great scifeta- -tific value and further excavations are

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Killing Flies Wltk rAMM. .To kill flies with a solution of forma-- nnmmethod

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