Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-12-19
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
ONLY SIX DAYS
UNTIL CHRISTMAS.

Mrs. Isaac PIERCE is indisposed with
acute indigestion.
Fruits. candies, cakes, nuts and raj
sins at c. T. Peery & Co.'S. Adv.
Mrs. Ellen Painter is confined to her
home with severe attack of la grippe.
Bear and Dog Muffs for the little girls.
at The BIG STORE. Adv.
Miss Stella Myers, of Horsepen, was
a week end guest of friends in the city.
Trunks, Suit Cases and Hand Bags at
HE BIG STORE. adv.
Don't forget the meeting of the Civic
Improvement League tonight at the
court house at o'clock.
]. B. Saunders, agent for the Norfolk
and Western at Pocahontas, was at
tending court here yesterday.
A new lot of QUEEN QUALITY
Shoes, just arrived at THE BIG STORE.
Adv.
Mrs. Daisye Hardy will leave next
tuesday for her home in Lynchburg to
spend the holidays.
Just ten seconds, pleased You will
find that headquarters for Christmas is
always at the jewelry store.
Adv. Pobst
Miss Rena Kilgore, of Coe)urn, who
has been visiting her uncle, W. L. Ba-
ker, of North Tazewell, refined TO her
home yesterday.
We are selling that good chop, home
made, at 81. 60 per 100 lbs. cash, every
bag guaranteed.
Adv. Star Milling Co.
The Bible class of the Presbyterian
church met with Mrs. A. B. Scott, last
Friday. An interesting program was
given and dainty refreshments served.
The pins and tie clasps at Pobst's are
the nobiest designs ever seen in the
city. Adv.
Rufus Schaub has leased the Tazewell
Steam Laundry and Is fixing it up in
first class manner. He deserves, and
should receive, the patronage of the peo-
pie of the city.
Buy your boy bicycle for Xmas, we
have several of the best and and latest
models. Boyer & Co. Adv.
Miss May Moss, of Martha Washing
ton, and Miss Lettie Moss, of Sullins
College, are at home In Burkes Garden
for the holidays and to attend Perry
Moss wedding.
THE BIG STORE keeps a porter to
look after the horses for their country
friends and want them to feel, perfect
iy free. to use HIM. Adv.
Misses Lena Kelly, Maybelle Greever.
Blanche Brown and Mayola Gillespie
were among those from here who at
tended the Peery-Moss wedding in
Burkes Garden yesterday.
You save time and make no mistake
by calling at the jewelry store for your
splendid. Pobst. Adv.
Vince Moss, who is a student in EN-
ory and Henry College, arrived home
Monday to attend the Perry Moss wed
ding yesterday and spend the holidays
with his parents in Burkes Garden.
We are headquarters for every thing
in the feed line and we guarantee to
you money.
Adv. Star Milling Co.
Do your Christmas shopping early
aud get your choice of the goods dis
played before they are picked over.
Our merchants have a large and COM
plete stock and you should have no trou-
BILE in getting a suitable present.
A beautiful line of Neckwear, in Holt
day boxes, at THE BIG STORE. Adv.
Mr.. Merchant! If you have to close
your store to attend the meeting of the
Civic Improvement League tonight,
close it. The future of our little city is
of more Importance to you than what
few dollars you will make while the
future of the town is at stake.
Our Xmas line is now complete, and
embraces every suitable gift for men.
women and children.
| Adv. J.B. Boyer & Co.
Jim Kelly. who ia taking a course in
engineering at the Catholic University,
Washington, d. c., will reach here Sat-
urday to spend the holidays with home
folks. He will be accompanied by his
classmate, Leo Ball, of Louisiana, who
is also student at the University.
Don't put off your Xmas shopping
until the last minute, but come NOW
and take look at our many suggestions.
| Adv. ]. B. BOYER & Co.
Tazewell's contribution of fair ones
attending the Female Normal School,
at Farmville, to learn the art of peda-
gogics, will arrive here Saturday for the
holidays. They are: Misses Barbara
Britain, jeanne Thompson, Sarah Doak,
Winnie Hurt, Margaret Jackson and
May Reynolds.
Miss Callie Greever is lending help
ing hand" at THE BIG STORE during
the Holiday season and will be glad to
welcome her many friends. Adv.