Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-09-10
Get the habit
90 to Chapman's.

OCt Mlldl OLOs A@s ONN-1~--
about Persian insect powder. Every
housekeeper should use 1t.
What is it that makes The Big Store OF
Harrison < Gillespie Bros so popular!
Paw them a visit and you will find out.
Miss Margie Harrison will leave next
Saturday for Nashville, Tenn, where she
will become a student at Vanderbilt Uni
versity.
Do YOU want to see the new things In
ladies' neck wear? Go to the Big Store OF
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Miss Louise Pendleton, who had been
spending the season at Hunters Pulaski
Alum Springs, got home last Tuesday
morning.
Ladies skirts in black, black, blue, gray
and tan from $500 to $1,000 can De seen
at The Big Store of Harrison q Gillespie
Bros. on the corner next to the court
house.
1t is expected that there will be large
attendance at the Republican convention
which will meet at Richlands next Sat
urday, the 10Th inst.
The new styles in ladies dress and walk
ing skirts are now being shown at The
Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. I. A. Mcclure, manager OF the
Cedar Bluff Wooden Company, was III
town Tuesday and reports the business OF
his company very active.
Young Ladies': =,
Before you 60 off to school
don't you think you had better take look
at our Tailor made suits? They are
beauties.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
The Big Store.
Judge Robt G. Jackson closed the term
of the circuit court here on Tuesday morn
ing, and left for bis home at Wytheville
on the afternoon of that day.
There is a certain dash about our Ladies
Tailor made suits that stamps them as
different and make them attractive and
popular.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Messrs. J. d. Harrison, f. M. Moss
and G. j. Barnes left last Sunday after
noon for Hot Springs, Ark. They will re-
main there about one month torecupera'e
their health.
Handsome; well We should say so. The
Ladies Tailor made suits at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The granolithic walk running from the
east end of Main Street to the Baptis'
church will be about complete by the last
of this week, unless rainy weather inter
feres.
1t is not an accident that our store Is
crowded every day. Come in and you
will learn the why's and wherefores.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. T. w. Hankins announces himself
a candidate for Commissioner Of Revenue
for Maiden Spring District. He will make
a good officer if elected to the position.
The new Fall Millinery as shown Al,
Chapmans Dry Good Store gives proof
that an artist is in charge of that depart
ment.
Mary, the ten year old daughter of Mr..
w. L. Moore, has been sick with typhoid
fever for about two weeks. So far no dan.
gerous symptoms have developed in her
case.
Chapman,s Dry Good Store is creating
a good deal of ethusiasm among the ladies
1t is a thing of beauty.
Mrs. S. C. Barnes has been sick for sew
eral weeks with typhoid fever at her home
near Liberty Hill From latest reports
received as TO her COL dition we are glad to
learn that che is improving.
sect the habit"
Before you start hadn't you better look
at Chapman's and see if you don't want
one of those elegant trunks. They arrived
yesterday.
Prof. Robt. S. Graham left on Tuesday
for Pantops Academy to resume his duties
as one of the instructors at that institution.
Jack May, j., also returned to resume
his work as a student Of the school.
Some novelties in Travelling Bags have
Just been received
At Chapman's.
The F. d. Kits Insurance Co. has
moved it's office into the Gillespie building
over the store of Harrison & Gillespie
Bros. The offices are more comfortable
and convenient than those they formerly
occupied.
Get the habit
Go to Chapman's.
Claude Pobst left on Tuesday afternoon
for Lexington, Va, where he will enter
Washington. Lee University as student.
Claude is an intelligent, industrious young
man, and we believe will be dilgent and
student.
Quite number of ladies were out last
evening looking at the display of New Fall
Styles as shown in the windows of Chap |
mans Dry Good Store 'Looks like the
New York Stores" was the popular verdict.
Mr.. Jos, G. Bowen is now at Highland
Falls, N. T., where he is making special
for al examination for en-
rance to West Point Military Academy,