THE TRYON NEWS, TRYON, N. C. Friday Sept 17.

Miss Agnes and f LouvainWaugh. - Jackson-Bell- l. vPOM COUNTY NEWS of Fairforest S. C; : t :

A beautiful wedding took placeBUSH, Publisher

' ;') Warning.Never tell a girl that she ls ylya-dou- s.

If you db, she will think that It

la up to her to giggle her way Intoyour affections. Hot Springs Arkan-ga- w

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Residence Burned.at the Baptist church in TryonWednesday afternoon : at five TKe Garrigue residence .recent- -

Published every Friday at

Tryon, North CarolinaOffice Phone, 99; Residence, 45 o'clock when Miss Iola Elenor hy purchased by Miss Diana Don- -

, IS as second-cla-ss matte April 28 oeii mm mi. xuuyu c iee ana occup ea uy ui n-19- 16

at the post office at Tryon,RNorth Jackson were united m marriage, ard, was totally destroyed by.fireCarolina under act of impressive rinff ceremony on Mnnrinv mnrnino' Thp firp

: FOK SALE14 pics, price reason-able. Sec " J

A. J. COVAII. Eryon, II. C.

Foreign Advertising RePI??"?THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION

was used, Rev. R. N. ratt, the originated near the roof and thepastor officiating in the presence entire upper floor was ablaze be--

sudscription $2.00 PER YEAR of a large number of friends. fore being discovered. Oply aThe: church was artistically small amount of furniture on the

decorateS with a profusion of cut first floor was saved. Some'in- -Additional Tryon News

The Ballenger Co., will, pay flowers, palms and ferns,-th- e surance was carried on both the All styles and lasts of fallhouse and contents. ' The originof the fire is unknown. -you 50c cash for eggs. -a- dv. 9 color scheme of pink and green

Hon T T. Ballenger of; Atlanta being used. Miss Myrtle Reese

is spending a few days with rel- - of Asheville rendered the, wed-.i- .:

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shoes now onAttorAey-at-La-w

Patents Secured

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position with an W. F. LOTTLENOTARY PUBLICTryon, N- - C. MEjacKson orptner oi pne groom vwiaua iwuuuac, iuhuijc:wi

acted as best man. Miss Lillian again enjpy the custom of bothPowell of Dillon, S. C. was maid her former patrons and any new

aency.Mrs. F. M. Snipes, of Knox-vill- e,

Tenn., was in Tryon thisweek to attend the Jackson-Be- ll

wedding,

of honor and Miss Alva Jackson ones whom she may. serve,

bride's maid, both wearing 'blue Hot and cold drinks, ... ; sand- -hlnp wiches, salads, cake and candy. for both ladies and men at

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R. Hartwell WildsDENTIST

Landrum, South Carolina 'fromprices rangingMessrs. waiter wc&umwiw, hats carrying pink carnations, utner aisnes m oraer.

J. W. Walker and Wm: Johnson, Littie Miss June Leonard, the Ice cream on Sundays. Handof Greens Creek were in Tryon dainty ring bearer wore "a fluffy colored photos, oil paintings andSaturday. . . frock of white organdie and car-- painted china on.exhibit and sale.

WE SOLICIT, Wanted: Tenant with help. ried the rine; in the heart ofland and rrons nn Ln The Wind Decides. Your orders for Floring, Ceiling Sid- -

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w- In Sumatra the wind decides the ing, r uiisn, , Moniauigs, r raming. v epmce. .viva uiuiuicamiu ine Drme enerea on ine arm 01 length of time a widow shall remain manufacture this and can save you

monev. See us for lath, brick,- - doorsJ. J. GENTRY Landrum, b. U her father and wore a suit --of single. Just after her husband's deathand sash. .

shoes areJ. T. GEEN LUMBER COMPANY, G. J. Cherry , and wife, who brown with hat and accessorieshave been spending the summer to match, carrying a bouquet of

elsewhere.

she plants a flagstaff at her door, uponwhich a flag Is raised. While the flagremains untorn by the wind the eti-quette of Sumatra forbids her to mar-ry; but at the first rent, - howeversmall, she can lay aside her mourning,assume her most bewitching smile andaccept the first man who presents

in Tryon, have returned to their bride's roses and swansonia.home in Charleston, t S. C. The groom entered with his best

For Sale: A two-acr- e lot man and' met the bride at thenear Lynn, N. C. Fine building altar. The bride and groom leftsite. Known as the Robt Book-- immediately after the ceremony

er property. Mack P. Spears for a brief wedding- - trip after (9Early Days ofWhile tobacco was

Tobacco.getting a footr.nlnTnhnq N f! which they will be at home at

r. V Mnrrintt.will lpave to dav "Brookside" Tryon. hold In England --marvelous medicinalproperties were ascribed to It, and un-til Raleigh blew smoke ostentatiouslyfrom his nostrils because he liked It

attend e bride is the only daughtefor Indianapolis, Ind, tot--x . , of Mr. and Mrs?. (4. Kl Kpu nf

All kinds ofBuilding Materialsand Feeds at rightprices can be hadby filing on us.

Ilearon Lumber Co.

Saluda, N. C.

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fm i mm - LUC ILLll-lllIl- ill I IH IIIIIM I1XIIHII V I IIIhe Aryn wnere she has lived for aJ feSssed to'bethat city. Before returning smoking for the good of

will visit, his old home in Ohio number of years and has won

He expects to be gone about twofe6' She is a graduateLittleton College, Littleton, N. C.weeks.

Landrum Jackson and wife, ofWelford, S. C, Misses Katie

OUR INTEREST IN THE SMALL ACCOUNT.

To us the Small Account means much.. We have watchedso many of them frow into GIANTS.DON'T think your small account is not important to yourbanker. To him a small account is the first sign of financialindependence.Your Banker says to himself, when a new account is estab-lished: "I will watch this account. Its owner is showingunmistakable signs of growing. He will be inkependentsome of tnese days. The more I can help him the more hecan,help me." . .

As soon as your Banker sees you making good with YOUR-SEL- F,

he is willing to back your efforts. Drop in and let".jus tell you how this Bank can aid your business.

meir neaita. By tne year, 1614 -- thenumber of tobacconists In and aboutLondon was estimated at 7.000. Just'before that time began the "great to--

Uplift Through Science..-- It Is the anplicatlon of science to the

work thnt hr!p? the worker. The socialreformer cheers but does not lnvlgorate. As Prof: Mllliken well said notlong ago: "One little new advance likethe discovery of ductile tungsten whichmakes electric lijrht one-thir- d as ex-pensive as it was before. Is a largercontribution to. human well being thanall kinds of changes In the socialorder. Samuel Crowther tn thd'World's Work,

Mr. Jackson is the son of Mr. andMrs. James Jackson of Tryon,and is a member of the firm ofThe John L. Jackson Company.

The out of town guests wereMrs. F. M. Snipes of ;Knoxville,Mrs. W. L. Webster of Rogers-vill- e

Tenn., Miss Lillian Powellof Dillon, S. C, Miss Iris Jack

Wingo, Agnes and Lou vainVaughn, and Walter Wingo, ofFairforest, S. C, attended theBell-Jacks- on wedding here Wed

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator ofthe estate of Mrs. F. M. Lancaster, de-ceased, late of Polk county, North Car-olina, this is to notify all persons hav-ing claims against said estate to exhibitthem to the undersigned, administrator,on or before the 7th dav of August,1921, or this n6tice will be pleaded inb'ar of their recovery. All persons in-debted, to said estate will mak imme-diate payment to the undersigned.

E B. LANCASTER, Administrator.Dated Aug.7, 1920 4wpd

nesday.J. A. Steelman, local agent of

the Southern this week sold theTHE BANK OF TRYON

Tryon, North CarolinaW. T. LINDSEY, President J. B. HESTER, Casnier,son and Miss Myrtle .Reece of

residence propertyhe purchased Asheville, Mr. and Mrs. Landrumirom j. Missiiameon uoa- - jackson of Wollforrl s r. . Mrshavr Hill, to W. H, Hawkins, of Walter WmgQf Katie The NEWS, $2 per year.nenuersunviiie. lvir. xiiwk.iiiswill move to Tryon as soon asthe property is vacated 'by Mr!

Steelman.Mrs. Missildine and Misses Ida

and Eva Missildine left Wd-"nesda- y

for Winter Park, Fla.,where Miss Eva will enter schoolfor the coming, year. After see

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' 'ing her comfortably located Mrs.Missname ana miss iaa win return home.

Our line of Ladies' Suits and Dresses isunsurpassed by any in this section' for styleand fit. The materials are the best to behad for the money and the prices,, conside-ring quality, are very low. They range from

There will be- - an importantmeeting of the citizens, of Saludaschool district in Odd . FellowsHallonSatuadayaftepoon, Sept.25, at three o'clocjk. Matterspertaining to the public, schoolwill be discussed. Both menand women are urged to attend.H. P. Corwith Chairman.

Mill Spring Baptist Church:- Preaching at Mill Springs Bap

tist church Saturday afternoon and after inspection you will admit thatthey are?worth nore. , We also have a nice

lme of Laundry Bags,! plain and fancy TableCloths, Bownet Hair Nets, Belts, etc., towhich we wish to call your attention. 7

3 o'clock also Sunday morning at11 o'clock, ordinance of Baptismwill be administered before S!un-da- y

morning service., : E. J. Jones, Pastor.

Miss McFee Entertains.

Miss Ruth McFee entertainedat a linen shower on last Mondayafternoon in hpnor of Miss Iola

Tryon, North Carolina.Bell, who was married to Mr.Ralph S. Jakcson on Wednesday.A number of guests were presentand the bride-to-b- e was the recipient of a number of nice pres-- 1

ents. Delicious refreshmentswere served and all present hadan enjoyable afternoon.

; Splendid Maxwell Coupe First-clas- s

condition. Great bargain at$7S(D)B0(D)

Tryon, fJ. C.

Plants Receive Wiretess.One of the most extraordinary re-

cent discoveries In regard to plantsIs that they are "conscious" of wlrciessmessages, says the Radio AmateurNews. Experts who have experiment-ed In the matter declare that plantsreceive wireless messages, and that theresponse can be detected by the newerelectrical instruments. The latter, are86 sensitive that they can detect andregister the minutest Internal move--

. inents In plants.

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