Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-12-05
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING NOW!


Spaulding Sweater Coats at Boyer's.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. vi. Sexton.
OF Graham, on Tuesday morning, a fine
boy.
Miss Lou Coulling returned SUNDAY
from Richmond, where she had been to
attend meeting Of the State Teachers'
Association.
Our Xmas line is now complete, and
embraces every suitable gift for men.
women and children.
Adv. J. B. Boyer & Co.
Lee J. Bsrbee, of Graham, and Wal
ton Suojetb. of Falls Mills, are on a
hunting trip in the eastern part of the
state.
w. A. Newberry, of Bland, was
business visitor here on Monday.
A. P. johnson. of Christiansburg, was
visiting our city first of the week.
Attorney G. B. Johnson, of Honaker.
was transacting business here Monday.
Don't put off your Xmas shopping
until the last minute, but come NOW
and take look at our many suggestions.
Adv. ]. b. Bower e. Co.
Judge W. ]. Henson, of Roanoke, Is
attending court here this week.
Bowen Greever, manager of the Blue
field Garage, of Bluefield, was here first
of the week visiting his parents, DR..
and Mrs. c. w. Greever.
Don't lose sight of the fact that Pobst
has well selected stock of jewelry of
all kinds. Adv
DIR. Margaret Bowen and Miss Lor-
ing. of the Cove. were the guests of
friends here on Tuesday.
The W. C. T. u, will meet next Tues
day at the home of Mrs. M. ]. Hawkins. |
Harvey G. Harrison returned Sunday
from Valparaiso, Ind, where he IS tax |
ing course in the law department of |
the Valparaiso, University.
CHRISTMAS will soon be here and
the question confronting all is: what |
to buy and when to buy it," We think |
we can help the shopper settle these |
questions, as our Christmas stock will |
be complete in every department, and |
we will sell at prices that will appeal to |
the purchaser. We are now unpacking
our goods, and your careful and dis |
Adv. W.T.. Witten e. Comnanv
The auto party from this place con-
sisting Of Mrs. G. w. St. Clair and
daughter, Miss Catherine, Mrs. Lucy
walker and daughter, Margaret, and
Miss Mary Turk, that spent Thanks
giving in Staunton, returned Tuesday
by train from Roanoke, having come
that far in the car. The chauffeur, Da-
vid Crockett, of Bluefield, will bring
the car home.
Captain D. H. Bsrger, of Shswsville,
was in our little city on Monday. Cap
tain Barger was one of the pioneer rail
road men of this section, been having tie
local trainmaster. as they called the as
sistant trsinmaster in those days, when
the Clinch Valley division was being
built; and by his sffable manners made
many friends in this section while here.
He is now interested in coal mining on
Widemouth in West Virginia; and has
fine country estate in Montgomery
county. This state, that is one of the
show places on the Norfolk and West
ern between Rsdford and Roanoke.
Don't forget that Pobst will have Just
what you will want for gift this year.
Adv.
The advertisement of Frank Heller
lex & Co. that appears on the fourth
page of this paper. is one we'll worth
reading, not only for the information it
gives to poultry raisers, but as an ex-
ample of good advertising. They have
definite proposition to put before the
people and they do it in clear, concise
manner and set forth in plain language
the service they have to offer the people |
of this section. Their argument in ia
vor Of dressing poultry before shipnir q |
IS plausible and well worth the consider |
alton of every grower. by all means
read this ad. In fact, our readers will
find it to their benefit to read every ad |
appearing in this issue.