The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-06-28

Be sure and see the demonstrations
of ARG0 Red Salmon. Nothing finer
packed in acan atany price than ARGO
Red Salmon. Only 10 cents. '46 2t.
The Patton Drug Go. has strong
line Of wall paper in prices from cents
to Sl.50 per roll. see the line, it costs
nothing to look, and they can sure in
terest you.
All persons who have forgotten to
unrein their horse until he had been
driven into the stream will hail with
delight the patent automatic devise adj
vertised elsewhere in this Issue.
Do not hesitate to bring us small re-
pair Jobs because you may think we
would not care to bother with them.
We appreciate the small jobs as we'll as
large ones. VIM. SILVER & co.
Master William Taylor, the six year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Taylor,
of San Anglo, Texas, arrived Saturday
and is visiting his grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Taylor on West Pine
street.
P. s. Mcclure, optician, from Knox
vile, IS in johnson City, staying at the
Lee Hotel. He will remain here until
July 4. If you need spectacles or eye
glasses call on him. he will scientifically
fit them to suit your eyes,
r. Nelson Campbell, of West Point,
is spending his vacation with home
folks in this city. Mr.. Campbell
graduated with high honors this year,
and is receiving the congratulations of
his many friends in this city.
AGENTS WANTED.-A good live hus-
tier to take agency for self-acting
check rein. A good proposition for the
right party. See ad in another column.
Self-Acting Check Rein Co., 212 1-2W.
Clinch Ave-, Knoxville, Tenn.
The advertisement of the Hart &
Honston store in this issue contains in
formation that will save you many dol
lars if you will act promptly. This is
a rare opportunity of getting season.
able goods at clearing sale prices.
The Hub will start clean sweep sale
on July 4th and continue it for 80 days.
These sales have become famous with
this popular clothing house and are
eagerly watched for. A page advertise
ment in this issue tells yOu all about
the bargains being offered this season.
Mr.. Hubert Hunoldstein, of New
Orleans, arrived in the city Monday,
and aas been spending this week at
Hotel Carnegie with his wife. He will
leave Saturday for business trip and
will return later to spend the heated
term here, to the delight of his &C
quaintances.
Owing to the absence of so many of
our leading citizens and other conflict
ing affairs it has been thought best to
postpone again the smoker that was to
have been given this week by the Com
mericial Club, to later date, 1t is
hoped arrangements will be perfected
to have this affair come off shortly and
due notice will be given. 1t is intend
ed to make the affair success from the
standpoint of big attendance and it
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johnson City will consider themselves
sufficiently urged to be present.
Work on the new Episcopal church
has been rushed this week and the first
service will be held Sunday morning
neqt at 1920. The Rev. Mr.. Lucas, OF
Allegan, Mich, who is visiting in the
oity, will preach, and there will be
special music and the event will be very
pleasing to those who have labored so
faithfully for house of worship. Mr..
Luc1s was located in johnson City
thrift years ago, and his first work was
here and at Jonesboro as a minister in
the M. E. church. His sermon will be
of much interest to our people, and the
public is invited to attend this services.
There will be singing by Miss Barton
and others. There will be no evening
service as the lights have not yet been
installed.