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Mrs Kennedy Passed AwayJAMES LEONARD & COMPANY TRYON

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BeantHul mouataladrives; out-do- or sports;mountain sprint water.

In the Thermal Belt RefionflEAL ESTATE BROKERSTryon, North Carolina

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x Tryon citizens were shocked Thurs-day morning wfoen they heard ofthe death of Mrs Kennedy, wife ofJudge 'J W Kennedy Mrs Kennedydied at a hospital in Baltimore, earlyThursday morning. She went toBaltiiti ore Sunday and was operatedupon Monday , for a , serious malady.She survived the operation in good

BOARD OF TRADE :

A Tryon North Carolina

REY. H. N BOWNE, PresidentW. T. UNDSEY, L E. MISSIIDINE, F. P.BACON; Vice Presidents.

GEO. B. COBB, Seaelary-Treasure- r.

Correspondence Solicited

The News would like to have personals and soci-ety news by Thursday noon of each week Mai 1

or bring: news' items to The News, Tryon.

OB Garren of Saluda was-- in Tryonproperty oi- au uvnpuun nought and Sold for The Board of Trade has leased aroom over the Post Office, whereSecretary-Treasure- r Cobb will keephis. office. The Forestry Club busi-

ness also will be looked after fromthis-offic- e. It Is planned to makethis office a clearing place for allbusiness in connection with the twoorganizations. Mr Cobb has. severalsurprises to spring, to boost Tryon.

asn ur ua commission '

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shape and from reports from her bed-s'd-e

it was thought she would havea speedy recovery. Pneumonia de-

veloped and she passed away..Mrs Kennedy was one of Tryon's

Jong time residents. She was aleader in social life, loved and re-

spected by the comunity. Sympathyis extended to Jodge Kennedy and

'this family. .

Funeral services will be held atthe Episcopal church, in Tryon, Fri-

day morn'ng at 10 o'clock, intermentat Tryon Cemetery at 11 o'clock.

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Tryon, N. C.Careful driver.: Day

or night trips.

Leave orders at; Missildine's

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ine uasn naraware to is navingabig run on sewer pipe. They soldthe Cox plantation, in Greens Creek,a large order also Mrs Fanny J Ricksa nice bill.

The Board of Education metTuesday morning to transact routine"business in connection with the re-

cent bond issue- - The work of in-

stalling a furnace at the schoolbuilding will proceed at once.

C W and B L Ballenger hate begurthe construction of a 40X50 buildingnear the; Light Company's office.The building will be used for garageand sales room. This firm will carrya line of cars, make repairs and doa general motor and tire business.It is expected to have the buildingcompleted before January 1st.

A party of Tryon people drove toSkyuka Inn Saturday afternoon andsent the week-en- d at that hospita-ble report. A dance was enjoyedSaturday evening. The party wasmade up of Mr and Mrs KirchnerMrs Sharpe and daughter little MissMary, Misses Clara and Frances Bell,W nifred Buckley Messers RichardBallenger and Gerald Stone.

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on business Saturday. '

John Riis and family mortored toGreenville, Sunday. - -

Clayton Pace and Lester Wilsonleft Tuesday for a hunt in the GreenRiver. Cove.

E R Rankin returned home aftera several days trip to , Statesvilleand Lexingtton.

Read Jackson and Son bargain adon sihirts. adv

Rev Johnson will preach in Lynn,Sunday evening.

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Doctors Woodson and Cushingmortored to Spartanburg last Fri-day in Dr Cushing's car.

JacKscn and Son are selling 50cwork shirts at 39 cents, adv

Mr and Mrs Lightner, of Detroit,Mich.., arrived Monday to spend awhile at their winter home, "SevenMountains." !

At the Masonic Lodge on Mondaynight, Mr --Wm Clayton Pace wasmade a Master Mason. The attendanee was large and enthusiastic.

C W Ballenger, F P Bacon andCapt Cawthray mortored to. Green-ville, Wednesday to attend the Tex-tel- e

show.

Ch'ef of police Newman, Ishmaeland Jefferson King of Saluda were inTryon Monday on their way to Columbus.

J M Jackson and family will arrivethis week to occupy the Bell house,on Broadway.

Mrs E M Salley of Saluda is keep-ing house for her father, Judge Ken-

nedy, during the illness of Mrs Ken-

nedy.,

The Fire Department has addeda new one horse hose wagon totheir equipment. It is of latest de-

sign and very attractive looking..

The Lanier Club is holding its reg-

ular meeting this, (Thursday), after:noon. Col J W Church and Forest-er John Riis made short addresses.

C R Moore and party of Ashevillepassed through Tryon Tuesday inMr Moore's car en route to Florida,for a breif vacation. It will be re-

membered that Mr "Moore is thesuccessful land auction man, of theSouthern Land Auction Co, of

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. Twenty years of experience puis'me in a position to guaranteesatisfaction or your money back.

Come up and let's get ac-quainted.

J. H. JOHNSON,Up Stairs Over John Orr & Co.

Tryon4 N. C.

Oh, Oh; How perfectly beautiful,are the glorious autumn leaves, Iwonder just how any one can help adm'ring the old world in all its love-liness just now.

Mrs Jack and children and MrsBecker were visiting patrons of theformers, school last week.

' Quite a number of our folks wentto the sale at Landrum Saturday.

Mr Lee Thompson has entered theC H S, for the remainder term.

Mrs Murphy Mull is able to sit upa little.

CE H Edwards is the first to beout calling? hands for a husking-bee- .

The Womans Missionary Societywill meet at Bethlehem, Friday Nov.12, just afternoon so as to work onquilt, which is to be sold soon as fin-- ,

ished.

Paul Hamilton has two bird dogs,if in need of one, ask him, he mightd spose of one.

bold me country over tor $Z.oUJust one of the many BIG BARGAINS at

our Closing Out Sale

GASH HARDWARE CO.

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J O Rogers and family of Dillon,S C, arrived Tuesday to open Crest-woo- d

Hotel, on Godshaw Hill.f J MrRogers is an experienced hotel 'manand no doubt, will popularize Crest-woo- d

with Tryon's visitors.Ed Mills (colored) was given a

preliminary hearing Wednesday af-

ternoon, before Magistrate Gash.He was bound over to court. Hefilled the bond.

Many Tryon people attended, theSpartanburg Fair this week.

Off ICE NOW OPEN

Miss L. B. Jayne ;

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Mr and Mrs H W Bartlett haveleased the Wilson House for the sea-

son. After a trip to Washington,D C, the Bartletts will return toTryon and occupy the Wilson cotageLADIES COAT SUITS

COLUMBUSNORTH CAROLINA

Five miles inland fromTryon over a beautifulscenic drive.

Fine farming1 section.Home of an excellentCounty HUh School.

County Seat, Polk County

In a recent case in the courts ofNew York it appeared in evidencethat a young doctor had been in thehabit of kissing an aged male pa-

tient, when meeting. In reply, to aquestion by the court the ' doctor ad-m'tt- ed

the fact and stared hedid it for. the tonic effect upon theold man. .

'Paint Bettter

Better isn't enoughr paint best.A man bought "cheap" paint sav-

ed 20c or 30 or 40 or 50c a gallon,didn't! he?

Yes and bought 40 .or 50 or 60 or80 percent more gallons; how muchdid he make on his paint?

'Anf he Pa'd for painting those gal-

lons a fair day's work is a gallonhow much did he make on the

labor of his job?

He lost a, quarter or third of hismoney.

How long will it last? not his mon-

ey, the paint?Perhaps half as long as Devoe.

How long will his money last, if hebuys other stuff as he bought thatpaint? v

"Better buy the best paint; it makes

te least bill and least-ofte- n.

DEVOE

Gash Hardware Co, Tryon, N G

;ell it.

Prof Cobb attended the school rally and picnic held at Greens Creekon Monday. He reported an enthu-siastic meeting.

Anthony Allman &

Gaffney

Pressing ClubOVER POST OFFICE

Laides and GentlemenClothing Cleaned.

All work guaranteed firstclass

Hot and Cold Baths

We are tyring to take care of Tryon

Bring us Your Work

Lee ,Thompson, of Mill Spring has

Miss' Mary Large was here frorriTryon last Thursday.

Rev T H Posey, a former preacherand teacher of this place was herelast week, and preached at Lynn onThursday evening.

Miss Ellen Erwin accompaniedSheriff Hill and family to Rutherford-to- n

Saturday where she. visited home-folk- s

until Sunday atternbon.

entered school here this week andwill make his home at the Dormitory.

A L Hill, F M Burgess and T FWilliamson wentnto Rutherford tonand back Tuesday.

Miss Carol Runion, primary teacherhere went to Asheville Friday to vis

it with relatives and attend- - the

I Mill SpringsDr H H Edwards, moved histo Columbus, last week.

Picking cottton andhusking corn isChapman-Alexande- r meetings. ' She

Latest styles from New York, welltailored, excellent trimmings$8.50 and up.

BOYS SUITSBlues, Blacks and Mixed ColorsWe can fit him. $2.50 to $8.

MENS OVERCOATSStylish, well made, high grade'fabrics. $6. to $17.

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REMNANT SALEA few re mn ant s of Rattines,Ginghams, Silkatines Etc. Bar-

gains, come soon for first choice;SPECIAL PRICES oh Laces andEmbroderies. .

returned to her work early Mondaymorning.

Miss Mae Mills spent the week-en- d

Treat Them Carefully.All human things of dearest value

hang on slender strings. EdmundWaller. .

in order in the section.4

Mrs J M Lewis and Mrs W L Bris-c- o

attended the fair at Landrum lastweek.

with homefolks here. She was accompanied by her uncle, Jack Can-trel- l,

from Spartanburg with whqm

she has been spending the past tthremonths. She will return home to en

ter school in a few days.

Nibble. at

Quite a number of people of thissection attended the Polk Countysinging convention at Greens Creek,last Sunday.' Mr R H Ruff, has movetf'his fami-

ly in the old Stone House.We are glad to note that Miss Net-

tle Jackson is improving.(Intended for, last week)

, Rev G C Walker conducted pray-

er services at the Baptist ' churchSunday night.

Mr Lee Cocherum, who has been

This!J CHEESE

Ezra Constance has returned homefrom the U S Army. He has beenstationed in Texas and has experienc-

ed some excitement along the Mexi-

can border.C C Constance is putting a new

roof on his residence this week.

Miss Minnie Arledge and brother,Attorney ; Yates Arledge attendedthe Community Fair at Landrum lastFriday. Miss Hunter was awardedtwo of the prizes offered for tattting

at City Point, Va., for the past three'months returned home last Thursday.

Mr J H Gibbs attended the horsesale at Rutherfordton last Mondav.at this Fair.

Mr Ben Ross, left last Thursdayfor RaleLjh where he will enter .thedeaf and dumb school.M.

Good store cheese, tastyand healthful, is carried by

us for your, table.

Sample it, then order some.

A little thing like this may

make you a regular customer.

- We guarantee satisfaction.

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Large selections of standard sheetmusic that customers may select.

There were 367 bales of cotton,count'ng round as . half bales, ginnediix Polk county, from the crop of 1915prior to October 18th, 1915, as com-

pared with" 516 bales ginned prior toOctober 18th, 1914. t :

. A score of young people from, hereattended1 the debate at Greens Creek

School on Saturday evening betweenrepresentatives from the . debatingsocieties of the two places. Thequestion, resolve that the U S Gov-ern- m

ent should own and control itstelegraph and telephone lines, was

abled - "discussed - The affirmativewas upheld by Messrs H W Hill, J T

and J R Gilbert of Columbus, and thenegative by James Ray, Ed Feagan

and Dean Ezelle of Greens - Creek.The decision of the judges was rend-

ered for the negative. The winningteam .was challenged to the fight on

the home ground of the Columbusteam, and they gladly accepted. Thedate has not been fixed for the nextcombat, but it promises to be equallyas hard fought as the one of Satur-

day evening. , , ; t t ; . v

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kindling I have ever used is a pastemade of ashes and coal oil. It can bekept in an old can or jar and a table-spoonf- ul

is sufficient to start a firewithout other kindling. It should beof the consistency of corn meal doughand is absolutely safe from explosion,

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