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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-05-05

eyelet embroidery, lace inser-
ton trimmed, venise medal
lions and val. lace effects.
I-Chapman's, Tazewcll, Va,
Lingerie
Women's combination cor
set cover and skirt and corset
cover and drawers, made of
excellent quality English long
cloth, daintily trimmed in
pretty fine laces and cmbroid-
cries. All sizes and a great
bargain while the lot lasts.
-Chapman's, Tazewell, Va.
O.r/0rdS
You'll find them quite the
prettiest styled oxfords you've
ever seen mt the price-Made
of fine Patent Kid Leather in
the most fascinating shapes,
with very short vamp, high
military heel - In pumps.
straps, two eye ties and OK
fords. -Chapman's farewell
This seasons dainty foot
weay is a most important re-
quirment. All the modish
skirts are shorter, and shoes
to harmonize with each frock
have become almost anecesity.
Chapman's shoes for women
embody the best features of
Fashions trend. -Chapman's
Tazewell, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-05-05

Kent G. Jones, of the News office,
was called to his home at Wytheville
Tuesday night on account of the ILL
ness of his mother.
Jim Johnson, of Welch, is the guest
of his parents, DIR. and Mrs. johnson,
on TaZewell avenue.
Mr.. Presley Thomas, of Georgetown,
KY, n we'll known horse trainer of
the bluegrass belt, has number of
Tazeweli's fine horses in training on
the fair grounds.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-05-05
Indian Items

Indian, May4 We are glad to say
this town can soon boast of its new
sidewalks, which are being construct
ed by Hurt and Lester, contractors.
c. G. Hurt is building an addition
to his bucther shop.
We are glad to welcome Mr.. Will
Hackett. back to our town as we'll as
his bride.
MIR. 7. A. Repass has been ill for
the lats few days but is on the mend
at present.
Mrs. TIA. Wyatt is recovering after
long illness.
MIR. r. j. Hurt made a trip to
Tazewell last Monday to have some
dental work done.
X. M. Russell made flying trip
to Tazewell Monday on business.
We are glad to welcome MIR. Henry
Luttrell and John Mccall back to our
town. They are just from Roanoke
College.
Mrs. 7. H. Steele has been called
to Pounding Mill to see her sick
mother.
MIR. Thomas Hughes and Charles
Watts have gone home on viist.
Mrs. j. F. Russell and son made
trip to Richards Monday on bust
ness.
Mrs. w. P. Cecil and Mrs. will
Bragg made flying trip to Richlands
Wednesday.
Our school was out last Thursday
and the commencement took place
Friday and every one enjoyed the oc.
casion very much.
There was a contest between the
societies of the Indian High School,
1.-The Omega and Alpha" There
were four girls selected to recite, two
from each society-Misses Lacy Lut-
trell and Annie Steele of the Omega,
and Miss Nell Baylor and Miss Lucy
Repass from the Alpha.
Miss Lucy Repass proudly carried
J the medal home.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-05-05
Several For Town Offices

The following ticket for town Off
GERS has also been suggested. in addi-
ton to the one printed last week :
This is bond issue ticket:
For Mayor-H. G. Pobst.
Recorder-T. A. Repass, ,Jr.
Councilmen-R.P =. Copenhaver, w.
b. Leslie, G.. j. Moss, John l.. Jack
son, John II. Lewis, r. C. Bowen.
Another one:
Mayor-H. c. Pobst.
Recorder A. Repass.
Council--Jobn II. Lewis, j. A.
Greever, w. b. Leslie, G.. j. Moss,
Geo. w. Lewis. r. p. Copenhaver.
Still another:
For Mayor III. A. Bowen.
Recorder-T. A. Repass, Jr.
Council. N. Johnson, w. b.
Leslie, John II. Lewis, S. d. May,
Geo. W.Lewis, G. j. Moss.
Take your choice.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-05-05
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger Life When a
Tazewell Citizen Shows You
the Cure.


Why will people continue to suffer
the agonies of kidney complaint, back
ache, urinary disrders, Iameness, head
aches, languor, why allow themselves
to become Chroic invalids, when help is
offered them?
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy to
use, because it gives to the kidneys the
help they need to perform their work.
If you have any, even one, of the
symptoms OF kidney diseases. cure
yourself now, before diabetes, dropsy
OF Bright's disease sets in. Read this
Tazewell testiomony:
j. B. Crawford, CaTline ST., Tazewell
Va, says: "My back ached SO badly
that ] could hardly do a days work
and my kidneys were weak and mac
tive. Hearing about Doan's Kidney
Pills, gave them a trial and they
soon effected a complete and perman-
'ent cure. My experience has been so
satisfactory that I can recomend Doans
Kidney Pills 8 "a most reliable remedy
ffr kidney complaint"
For eale by all dealers. Price soc.
Ester Milburn co buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-05-05

./ab0fS.
Beautiful new styles in
dainty lace and fine lace trim
med null in all white and
beautiful color effect hand
somely embroidered. Price
25c to S1.OO. Chapman
Tazewell, Va.
Commencement Dresses
Your commencement dress
is at Chapman's. Come in any
time now that you are ready
and select it.-Chapman's s.
Tazewell, Va,
L0dicS
Your friends will expect to
see you in new spring suit on
Memorial Day at the latest.
You cant very we'll delay its
purchase longer. From the
standpoint of both economy
and appearance you will want
one of our Quality Suits. We
are showing a great variety of
beautiful patterns, made up in
a wide assortemcnt of models.
at greatly reduced prices.
-Chapman's, Tazewcll, Va.
C0yscts
Styles for the season de-
mand an elegant figure and Il
stately carriage. Both can
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-05-05

be cultivated and your best
help in realizing these essen
tials comes through wearing
the newest models in w. b.
corsets. Chapman's, Taze-
well, Va.
81 want a suit for my hoy
that is as good as the suit you
sold to Mrs. for her boy. ="
That is the sort of inquiry
most frequently heard in the
Chapman's Boys store, In
other words, these Chapman
clothes are their own best adj
vertiscr. For when Il boy puts
Il suit on and wears it day
after day, and plays with
other boys, and the mothers
of those boys see that his suit
keeps shape and good looks
while other suits go to pieces
what more is to be said? They
want suits of the sort that
wear and so they come to
Chapman's, Tazewcll, Va.
L0dIcS' Waists
Briefly, that tells the story
but we're not satisfied with
that-we want you to see
these waists they are what |
we call Convincing bar
gains. - All new, everyone of |
thcm-ten allover
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
ora,...e. No. sr4.

AN ORDINANCE to amend Section & Of
Chapter IS OF the Compiled Ordi-
nances OF the City OF Detroit for the.
year 1904, approved Sept 20. 1909
Section I. That Section 6 OF Chapter
5s OF the Compiled Ordinances of the
City of Detroit for the year 1904. ap-.
proved Sept. 20. 1909, be, and the same
Is hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
Sec. 6. In all cases except those men
toned. sidewalks shall be OF uniform
width OF feet, except sidewalks here--
after laid. constructed or repaired on
the north side OF Porter street oppo-
site stanton Park: on the north and
sGu.h sides OF Rose h street opSposis:
Albertus place. between DeQufndre
street and St Aubin avenue: on the
north side of Osborn place. betwsen
Riyard and Hastings streets: on the
north side OF Guoin street, between
Walker street and McDougall avenue:
on the east and west sides OF Jefferson
Fort street extended on the east
side OF Springwells avenue. between
W est Jefferson avenue and South
street: on the north and south sides
street and Wabash railroad: on the
east and west sides OF Gilman avenue,
between Fort street and Lexipgterf
avenue; the first street north OF Mar
ston avenue. between st. Aubin ave-
nue. and Fordyce avenue. and also ons
the east and west sides of Ford ave.
nue.. between West Jefferson avenue
and the NJ q. r. r., also on the east
and west sides OF Lafferty place from
Howard street to the NJ G. n. II. right
of-way. and also on the east ana west
sides Of West End avenue, south OF
West Jefferson. shah be OF uniform
width of four feet and on the west
side OF Spring wells avenue. between
Fort street and wabash railroad.
where same shall be OF a uniform
width Of FIVE feet. and on the north
side OF Winter street, between De-
quindre street and ST Aubin avenue.
where same shall be OF uniform width
of three feet. ',ttt
Sec 9 This Ordinance shall take
Immediate effect
Approved March :. 1911. e-'e
wM Il THOMPSON, 49,
Attest Mayor
CHARLES A NICHOLS.
(3tOJ City Clerk
tOfhcial papers please copy)
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
AN EVENING GAME
FOR LITTLE FOLKS
FIsherman's Catch.

Fisherman's Catch.
There Is a game which is specially
jolly for playing around the table az
ter supper some evening, or indoors
any rainy afternoon, called fisher
man" A cane or long stick must be
found and TO one end a cord tied.
Form the opposite end OF the cord
into a very wide loop. Spread out
the loop end OF the cord fiat In the
middle OF the table, around which
players stand or sit, and ask each boy
or girl to rest his forefinger on the
table inside OF the circle which the
cord forms Some one acting as fish
erman holds the rod. Two COM
mands are given by this player.
When he says Your fish,! each
player must poise his forefinger as
described. but when he says my
fish," all must remove their fingers
with the greatest possible celebrity OF
they will be caught. for as he utters
this last command the fisherman
jerks UP his rod with quick tug,
forming a moose in which an unwary
finger will surely be imprisoned. Any
fish taken counts a point for the fish
erman, who Is allowed TO continue un-
til he fails to catch fish In his moose.
when some one else takes a turn at
the rod. The player catching most
fish In his round wins the game, while
the person who is oftenest caught
must pay a forfeit. go
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
AFTER-sUPPER GAME
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Hold Fast.

Hold Fast.
Even the tots can play at the good
game of hold fast" while even the
older boys and girls will find II suf-
ficiently puzzling TO make a quarter
hour pass blithely. The only requisite
is a number OF lengths Of tape all Of
the same number of inches Or II
the tape is not at hand. cut silesia
or any cotton goods into narrow
strips and use this. The person who
leads the game holds one end OF each
OF the tapes. The opposite end OF
each strip is held by some other play
err, and all players other than the
leader form semi-circle which the
leader himself must stand facing.
When the leader says hold fast" ali
players must let go their tapes, and
when he says let go" they must,
on the contrary, hold them fast. Any
one obeying the commands literally,
as some are sure TO do, must pay
forfeits.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

AN ORDINANCE 10 amend an orr
nance entitled AN Ordinances u</
scribing certain limits within IE1/
city or Detroit where saloons
which spirituous. intoxicating
malt liquors are sold n bev<ra&
shall not hereafter be estabIinD1/
and maintained and spirituous I'D
therein and TO repeal all Ordinance
or parts OF ordinances inconsist<nk
herewith" by amending Sections y
a new section 60 be known a. Sec
tion 5-B. ~
II is hereby ordained by the pcor,jx
Of the City OF Detroit: +: ~
tied An Ordinance prescribing csrfaln
limits within the City OF Detroit Where
saloons In which spirituous. intoxt<1<<
ing or malt liquors are sold AZ = e(<orx
age shall not hereafter be establtQhoI
and maintained. and spirftuous. H<Uk-
icating or malt Hquors sold therefm cd
10 repeal all ordinances or parts 81 ~
dtEances Inconsistent herewith" ne
amended so that there shall be a60<li
thereto a new section to be known -
section 6-B, and so that sections 3 and
Z shall read as herein specifiad
Section BIB. All that portion % <&<
City. bounded on the north BY fne
northerly city limits. on the east ~
the center line OF Russell street {foHi
sell street intersects the northGGax
limits OF the city, southerly alone the
center line Of Russell street to. the ~
ter line of Forest Hill street. thGnoo
est Hiii Street to the center iiss 81
Cardont street. thence northeriy 06Ux
the center line OF Cardonf street te-11s
center line. OF Woodland avenue thonhs
westerly along the center line or Wo64-
land avenue TO the center line OF 0|UUl|A
win street. thence northerly alouR< 49,
center line OF Goodwin street % the
Sec g All that portfon ,f xhSk<yx<.,
bounded as follows: CommenctuxAt
the intersection OF the center linz of
Hamilton boulevard with the norsno11y
city limits. thence westerly alouE-f1e
northerly city limits to the, We6tGrly
city limits, thence southerly alonH M
westerly city limits to q point Nhons
line parallel to and 200 feet nofSll 81
Bancroft avenue. thence westerly $3.50
said parallel line TO q point whora ~
center pne OF Wilson avenue extS1d3d
southerly along the center line OF WI
son avenue extended and the center
line OF Wilson avenue to the center line
al ons Se sepssf ns Of thence
, 10 the center line of Greenfield avenue.
thence southerly along the center, line
OF Greenfield avenue TO the center Inns
center line of Trumbull avenue TO- u
point 100 feet northerly and at rtght
angles TO Grand River avenue; thence
soutneasteriy along n line paraifel 10
and 100 feet northerly OF Grand River
avenue 10 the center line OF Green
wood avenue; thence northerly along
the center line OF Greenwood avon1Isl
and Hamilton boulevard to the north
erly city limits.
Sec Z All that portion of the cit,
bounded on the north by the northerly
city limits, on the east by the easter1y
city limits. on the south by the center
line of Forest Hill street and on the
west by the center line or Russell
street. ~
Sec, ?; This ordinance shall talks
Approved Feb. n, 1911.
wM. b. THOMPSON. W.,
Mayor.
Attest: CHARLES A. NICHOLS.
(S41D City Clerk.
(ofhcial papers please copyJ s
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
In SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Jenness and
Miss Constance Jenness left, Friday,
for Old Point Comfort.
o.
The marriage of Miss Elsa Stroh,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Stroh, Crosse Pointe Farms, to Hiram
Walker, will take place, Tuesday, May
8,
The annaul basket meeting OF the
Womans Baptist Foreign Missionary
society will be held in the Wood
ward-ave. Baptist church parlors
Tuesday, April 4. beginning at 1880
o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bower, Marston-aye., en-
tertained at dinner, followed by a
musicale, Tuesday evening. In honor
OF Mrs. James Hafer and Mrs. A. r.
Hernley. OF Mendon, Mich.
%
The Young Ladies' sodality OF IS.
Peter and Paul's cathedral will give
pound party in ST. Francis Home
for Orphan Boys. Sunday afternoon,
at O'Clock. for the benefit of the
home.
The Providence Hospital auxiliary
will give charity card party. We'd
nesday evening. April 26, in the gym.
nasium of Detroit university. The
monthly meeting OF the auxiliary will
be held i'm the hospital. Monday after
noon, April 3.
The College Woman's auxiliary OF
the Woman's Home Missionary SO
ciety. OF the Methodist church, gave
an at-home, Saturday afternoon. IN
the Central Methodist church parlors
A short program OF music was fol
lowed by the serving OF tea.
o.
The engagement Is announced oil
Miss Esther Liebermann. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Leibermann, No
632 Brush.st., to Jack l.. Kahn, OF
Sandusky, Mich. A reception will be
given Sunday evening In the Leiber-
mann home. for the young couple.
o.
When the members of Cadillac
council, No. l43. United Commercial
Travellers of America, their ladies and
invited guests entered Strasburg' S
hall. Friday evening. for the annual
banquet and ball, the promises of the
committee on arrangements OF the
best ever" party were realized. NO
trouble had been spared by the en-
ergetic committee to make this party
the most successful held under SIM
lar auspices. and several novelties on
menu and dancing program were in
troduced.
The new militia organization formed
by the consolidation Of the Light In
fantry with the Light Guard, has or.
ganized a bilitary band and the first
concert will be given Sunday after
noon at $50, in the Light Guard arm
DRY. The members OF the Board Of
Commerce have been invited as
guests There has been military band
I'M Detroit since the split between the
Light Guard and the Light Infantry
many years ago, and the Board OF
Commerce has encouraged the forma-
ton OF one by the military organiza-
tons OF the city.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
WITH THE WHISPERS.

Plus scores were as follows in the
Monday night game OF the Detroit
Whist club.
North and SOUTH. L. Balkwill and
r. O. Bates, AZ Y. J. Memo and G. T.,
Niles: 2is NJ. {. Cook and Harry wy
ma, III.
East and Vest A. osburn and G.
r. Fox. 5h. J. w. McCausey and 9hos.
Watson. 81 l. $. Crawford and H. IL.
Simmons, 3is A. ID. Dresbach and Il.
f. Pratt, n.
Scores In the Saturday game
North and Soulful u. Simmons and
Carl Stellwagen, 3; Mrs. W Il: Battelle
and Mrs Chester Bazine. g.
East and West-AIrs. and Mrs w
Il. Powell. 6: Mr. and Mrs. r T. w
Bright. 4; Mrs W. -. Ellsworth and
Mrs. G. II. Niles, 4.
Scores in the ladies' night game
Thursday;
North and South--Mr. and Mrs A ID.
Dresbach. III: Mrs NJ. X. Bennett and
J. W. McCausey. u Mrs A.. X. Sage
and Miss +. j. stout, n.
East and West-Mr. and Mrs. g y.
Niles. AZ A. c. Stellwagen and T, u.
Blackwell, So: Mr. and Mrs. +. f. Slick.
IL.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

(Straus): cornet solo, Pyramid Pol
ka," CLiberatD. Charles Edwards;
tone picture of the south, Uncle
Toms Cabin" CLampe); suite, "Es-
pagnole," (LacomeD; tenor solo,
vale OF Dreams" (Schmid), f. A.
McGrath descriptive American and
Indian fantasia, The Death of Gus
ter" (Johnson) Overture to "Phef-
fire." (Massenet).
II the average business man was
TO be asked whether he was in favor
OF the people OF Detroit giving a
warm welcome TO the celebrated Shelf
field choir upon the occasion of its
forthcoming visit TO Detroit, Satur-
day evening, April 10, in the Light
Guard armory, he would probably
reply that he had no objection. but
so far as he was concerned, he could
see no great financial benefit which
the United States would gain from
the visit That is where the average
business man would be wrong. For
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

Nellie Clemens. contralto. and several
violin pupils OF Herbert Milliken, head
OF the violin department Allie ID.
Zuidema. OF the conservatory faculty.
leaves Monday 10 al two engage
ments In western Michigan Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Zuidema will give re-
cital under the auspices of the Mems
club of the First church, Holland.
Mich. and Thursday evening. he will
give the first recital. on the new or
gan. in the North-st. church, in Zee
land, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
WITH THE MUSICIANS

The recognized First Infantry
band. under Bandmaster William X.
Boos, VIII give popular concert,
Sunday afternoon. In the Light Guard
armory. beginning at 2:30 o'clock. The
members of the Detroit Board OF Com
merce have been invited TO attend as
guests OF the Michigan National
Guard. A program that embraces
everything from classic overture TO
the latest song hit has been arranged
by Bandmaster Boos. whose band 10
composed OF the best band instrument
players. In the city. The program
numbers will be: March, Hail TO
the Spirit OF Liberty" (Sousa) selec-
tons from The Chocolate Soldier, ("
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
Comrades Execute Assassin.

CONSTANTINOPLE. April IA
Ale of his comrades summary exc
cuted today the soldier who on Tues
day assassinated Col. Won Schlicht-
ing. the German instructor TO the
Turkish army. The battalion to
which the assassin belonged was
drawn up with colors and the band
in a hollow square to watch the exc
cution. The penalty was inflicted
openely to prevent further anti-foreign
demonstrations.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

Is after Crippen for an old offence
Ethels sweetheart Howard Cornish.
also follows The doctor installs Ethel
Nevine as his stenographer Ethel
spurns his orer OF love and tolls his
wife. Belle Elnore, who is being Sc
cretly poisoned by her husband. ON
the wife's death. Ethel donounces the
physician. hut he friRhtens her by
threatening to- duplicate her in the
crime and, Disguised. they board an
ocean liner upon which Howard Corn
ish Is working a. wireless operator
Howard recognizes them, notifies Scot
land Yard by wireless and the pair
are arrested on their arrival In Canada.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

the members of thi sfamous organ
ization are nearly all business men
or the sons and daughters OF men
prominent in the life OF the Cutlery
City" and its environs, and II Is i'm
possible to imagine that 200 such
keen intellects as theirs, will be able
10 visit Detroit without gaining some
distinct personal knowledge OF the
commercial opportunities which the
city offers to the north OF England
business man. They will come pri-
marily az musicians, 10 show us how
an English choir can render English
music. but, they will also be holiday
makers, and will be disposed to Sc
cure all the good impressions which
they can during their stay in the coun-
try. In this sense. the tour OF the
Sheffield Choir, important though II
will be from the musical point OF
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

A German woman IN nn
Town does a thriving buoIuer1 1V<
oring eggs each Easter She d 4>
10 produce the most korGeo44
fects in plain aud varieE1(r1 t@<
ors. and the eggs retain their ~
liancy and beauty indehnitoIy-
secret IL simple. She mor<|/
melts some carpenters glue -
with the dyes.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
AVENUE

"The Merry AIaidens hurlesque
attraction OF unusual popularity, VIII
come To the Avenue theater, Sunday
AFTERNOON. tor stay Of one week with
the usual matinee performances sam
Rice known 10 patrons OF tho bur-
lesquc houses ~ a clever and versatile
pntertainer, is fun akcr-in chief with
tais organization and he is said "a
Law, couple of roles peculiarly
suited 90 hia particular style OF humor.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

hat Immediately following the cxccu-
ton OF Robert Emmett. when II was
against all laws OF man and king TO
sing that song. Hence ne becomes
the idol OF the hour and wins the girl
OF his choice.
In Phil Fitzgerald. MIR. O'Hara has
n role that fits him perfectly, IL is said.
Ills songs are all appropriate and In
clude such numbers as Mora McNa-
mara" AN irishman's Toast" Eyes
OF Irish Blue" aril MY Queen Is Col
leen"
FAMILY.
An annual ret which includes an
abundance OF comedy Will be the con-
spicuous feature on the Family the
ater's new program OF vaudeville. IL
is Shaw dog, pony and monkey cir
Gus and will be something that chill
uren as well as adults will delight In
rne animals do a great variety OF
tricks. which show their Intelligence
and training and they do many things
that create laughter. One OF the mo><
interesting performances on the new
bill will be given by the Mech. Samson
ian trio These are three European
gynnasts who promise sensational
act OF original stunts. In the music
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

Miss Ruth Everett. n handsome and
statuesdue young woman Is valued
member OF the company and oners her
Mechanical Doll" speciality at an OPP
perfume moment Morgan Thomp-
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
How to Keep Kitchen Utensils
Shining.

Utensils must be kept polished
For copper use soap applied with
a damp cloth. then sprinkle thick
~ with borax, IL you have no regu-
lar copper polish. Brass can DC
cleaned by being moistened with
kerosene. then rubbed with
paste Of powdered chalk and LEM
on juice, and polished with
channels. Boil tin utensils occas
ionally in strong soda water. and
II rusted rub with lard and LEI
stand before washing
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

sensational feature will be the much
talked about "Scarecrow Girls" Dor
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

BusiBess-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co., Is
John R-st pm Main 1898 or City 1885