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Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
PUBLIC SALES

W. T. Hollis will have public sale
of personal property at his home near
Thompsonville on December 3rd. For
particulars see advertisement and the
posters.
W. L. Cahall, Jr., will have a pub
lie sale at his home in Greenwood on
Saturday, December 1st. For partic-
ulars see advertisement In this paper
and posters.
S. F. Collision will sell his person
al property at public sale near And
rewville on Wednesday, November
2Sth. For particulars see advertise
ment and posters.
D. T. Adams will sell his personal
property on Friday, November 23rd,
at his home near Oakley Station. For
particulars read advertisement in this
paper and see posters.
John R. watkins will stop farming
and sell his personal property at auc-
tion on Tuesday, November 9th, at
his home in Milford Neck. See post
ers and advertisement in this paper.
E. L. Rogers will have a sale of
personal property at the Ella Call
farm, on the outskirts of Milford, on
December 5th. For particulars see
advertisement in paper and posters.
Mark H. Shockley will have a sale
of personal property at his home on
the road leading to Cedar Beach on
Tuesday, December 4th, 1917. For
particulars see advertisement in this
paper and posters.
James L. Mitchell will sell his per-
sonal property at public sale at his
home in Broadkiln hundred, near Ov-
erbrook, on Thursday, December 9Th.
For particulars read his advertise
ment in this paper.
Mrs. Wm. T. Cubbage will hold q
public sale of real estate and personal
property at her home outside the town
limits of Seaford on the road to Reli-
ance on Tuesday, November 9th. See
advertisement in this paper and large
posters.
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
U. S. TO RELEASE SHIPBUILBERS

The large shipbuilding firms have
been notified by Admiral W. L.
Capps, general manager OF the emer-
gency feet corporation, that for the
purpose of assisting shipbuilders in
rapid completion of ships, the War
Department, through the Adjutant
general, has decided to release, under
certain conditions, from the national
army, men who have been engaged in
shipbuilding, and whose services are
actually required by their employers .
The men so released will be transferr-
ed to the enlisted reserve corps on in
active duty. They will be free to en-
ter employment in shipyards on a civ
ilian basis and will receive the prevail
ing wages in shipyards, but will be
Immediately recalled for service in
the army in case they leave the in
dustry to which they are assigned.
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
STATE ODD FELLOWS ELECT

At the annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows of the State OF
Delaware, B. S. Christopher. of Fl
deity Lodge No. 20, of Frankford
was elected Grand Master for the en-
suing year. He was unOppOsed for
the honor. Four candidates were in
the field for Deputy Grand Master
which election assures that official OF
the Grand Mastership next year. At
ter a spirited fight George H. Ben
nett, of Delaware Lodge. of Whining
ton, was elected Deputy Grand Mas
ter. Arthur Derrickson, of Crystal
Fount Lodge of Milford, was a candi-
date for the position, but the fact that
the Master was from Sussex County
caused support to be thrown to the
Wilmington man.
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
DELAWARE TAKES The
DU PONT ROAD GIFT
State Highway Board Accepts The
Offer When Attorney General
Declares Its Legality.

At a special meeting Of Delaware's
State Highway Commission held last
Monday in the Governors parlors, a
favorable reply from Attorney Gener-
al Reinhardt was received as to the
acceptance of the offer of T. Coleman
DUPONT, made some weeks ago to the
board. to build a State Highway for
Delaware and present the same with
out cost to the State.
The members OF the commission af-
ter hearing the letter OF Attorney
General Reinhardt read. unanimously
decided to accept the offer Of Mr.. du-
Pont and by motion, referred the mat
ter back to the Attorney General and
counsel Of Mr.. DUPONT as to the nee
essary preparation Of the papers, in
cluding price of construction, and
other detail work.
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
OBITUARY
CONWELL-

Mrs. Lydia E. Conwell, aged II
years, 4 months and 20 days, died on
November 10th. 1917, at the residence
of her sister. Mrs. Hettie ] Fisher,
at RehOboth, Delaware. Funeral and
interment was at Zion church, near
HarbesOn, on Sunday.
RYAN.
Mrs. P. J. Ryan, Of Rensselaer,, n.
Y, died very suddenly of heart trou-
BILE. on Thursday, November Is, 1917.
while visiting at the home of Mrs.
Margaret Gaffney, of Milford. The
body was shipped to its late home on
Friday in charge of the brother and
sister Of the deceased, who came to
Milford for that purpose.
JONES.
Harry Jones, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Jones of Milford, died on
Thursday, November Is, 1917, in Mil
ford Emergency Hospital, following
an operation performed by DR.. Ham
mOnd, d specialist, of PHILADELPHIA.
The boy was fifteen years of age and
was student in Milford public school
where he was well liked by his teach
ers, as well as his school mates. Fun
eral was held on Sunday at the NJ.
p. Church, the services being con-
Quoted by his pastor, Rev. c. E. Dry
den. Interment was at Odd Fellows
cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
REAL ESTATE SALES

William G. Jones has bought from
r. L. Rogers the Ella A. Call farm
at the northwestern edge of Milford.
and will move to il in December.
Hiram Steen, from Slaughter Neck.
has bought from William G. Jones,
the house and lot at Marshall Mill
pond, at East side Of South Milford.
and he will move to the purchase
next month.
william A. Webb has bought the
garage on Railroad avenue from Ed
ward Atkins & Son, and will remodel
the building and add considerable
floor space to the storage room, as
well as the repair department. Earl
Atkins is in the army at Wrightstown,
New Jersey.
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
COLORED HEN TAKEN FOR Army

The colored men who had been GER
titled and called to the colors by the
draft boards in Delaware, went to
Camp Dix last Tuesday. The Elk
emption Board called 81 men from
Kent County to report for the trip to
Wrightstown, and 10 Of them were
on hand promptly, the other two did
not receive their notice in time. OF
the 10 present, only ten were chosen.
The following are the ones: Casper
Wright, Templeville, Nd; Theodore
Bell, Milford; William r. Guy and
Garrett G.. Guy, Wyoming; Daniel
Vance, Smyrna; Jarvis Lively, Ches-
tertown, Nd; Samuel j. Trtbbett,
Clayton; Edmund Russ, Harrington;
William H. Sorden and John Cub
bage, Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
BIBLE CLASS ENTERTAIKS

The Friendship Bible Glass of Ave
nue. Church entertained at the Chapel
on Tuesday evening of this week
The decorations were tasty, and ap-
propriate to the occasion and the
times. A literary and musical pro-
gram was rendered. Beside the tai
ent of the home church, selections
were rendered by MRS. Rosa, Miss
Anderson of Harrington. and Miss
Sara Bennett of Baltimore. More
than a hundred enjoyed the evening
which was full of spice and iollity
Ice cream and cake in abundance
were served, and the shut-ins were
not forgotten. It was a very enjoy
able affair.
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
CELEBRATES FIRST ANNIVERSARY

Willard Pierce, Jr., son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Willard Pierce of North Walnut
street. celebrated the first anniver-
sary of his birth on Thursday. Novem-
ber 18th. at which time his mother
entertained infants below the age of
one year in his honor The babies
who were present were little Miss
Ruth Anne HOlzmueller. Miss Mary
Jane Varney, and Theodore Townsend
End.
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
GET NATURALIZATION PAPERS

Before Chief Justice Penniwill, sit
ting in Kent County Superior Court,
Saturday, final papers were granted
to aliens seeking naturalization as
follows: Harry Orkin and Isaac Or
kin, Russians. of Milford; Salvatore
Nalbone and Frank Bravata, Italians,
of West Dover hundred. Naturaliza-
tions of Germans and Austrians was
deferred until February next.
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
HOME ECONOHICS MEETING

The Emergency Home Economics
Agent, Miss Dole, announces that she
will meet interested housewives o.
Milford and vicinity to plan for a ser.
les Of helpful meetings this winter, al
Grange hall, on next Tuesday, at 2.30
All are invited to be present.
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
TOLD IN A FEW LINES

Turkeys are reported as fat and in
fine condition.
Make all Christmas gifts, useful
gifts this year.
Ella Holland, colored, died sudden
ly of hemorrhage last Sunday.
The roads in Delaware are in excel
lent condition for travel at the pres
ent time.
Next Thursday will be the annual
Thanksgiving Day for the United
States Of America.
Hunters have found game in just
ordinary numbers this fall, in the
fields Of lower Delaware.
The Ladies Aid Of Millwood Church
will meet in the Community Hall on
Saturday evening, Nov. gath.
John Hubbard an aged colored man.
was found dead in a cabin near Hous-
ton on Thursday Of last week.
Next Sunday has been set aside as
Sunday School Day. and everybody Is
expected to attend a Sunday School.
The Ladies' Aid Of Milford Neck
will meet Saturday evening, Decem-
Der 1st. Arthur Webb will entertain
with victrOla.
Eggs and butter are getting higher
priced each week. Eggs are worth
so cents per dozen and butter 55
cents per pound in Milford.
St. Johns Church, Sunday, Nov.
20, mass at 8 a. M; rosary, sermon
and benediction at 1880; mass at
Owens at 1870. All are cordially
invited.
Just remember when you change
your address to notify the publisher
of the Milford Chronicle. so that It
can reach you regularly. The old
address, as well as the new, should be
given.
The dupont Boulevard from Ellen
dale to Georgetown is now in use. al
though it has not been turned over to
the Boulevard company by the con-
tractor. 1t is fine riding to George
town now.
The Baptist Bible School has de-
cided that each scholar shall give the
amount Of the Christmas treat, box
of candy, or its equivalent. to the suf-
fering Armenians, and thus sacrifice
the Christmas treat. Supt. WOodall
has promised to duplicate the entire
amount.
Mrs. George c. Abbott, OF South
Milford, has been certified as a PEN
sioner of the United States, as the
widow of George c.. Abbott, a veteran
of the war of 1875. Her future is
thus assured, as her pension dates
from the time of the death of her hus-
band, about a year ago.
Alex Ryon in Cedar Neck is having
troubles because of diseased cattle
field, husked beside the shocks, as he
neighbOrs are afraid to take their
horses on the farm. A light truck
will be a splendid thing for Mr.. RyOn
now.
At the Baptist Church Pastor Davis
will preach ON Sunday morning at
1O:45 on Making God Happy" At
p. m. he will speak at Fort Sails
bury; at 4 p. m, service at the Ital-
ian Mission, Houston; at 1880 D. m,
Christian EndeavOr. Pastor Davis
has placed Bibles in the sleeping
quarters for the men at the Fort.
The Caulk Club will give a dance
and turkey dinner on Thanksgiving
night for Caulk Club members, and
the managers have asked those who
expect to be present to notify the
committee, on or be-
fore tomorrow evening, so that pre-
paratiOns may be made for the ap-
Droximate number to be entertained.
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
PERSONAL MENTIONS

Harry Pettyjohn returned to Camp
Dix Sunday, after a weeks furlOugh. /.
Miss Clara Murphy Of Lincoln spent
the week end as the guest of Miss
Keturah Beideman.
Mrs. George H. Draper, Jr., and
son, George H. Draper, 3rd, arrived
home from a Philadelphia hospital on
Saturday evening last.
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
WILMINGTON STOCK HARKETS

Furnished to the Milford Chronicle
by Laird & Company, Wilmington,
nalawara
Milford chronicle., 1917-11-23
Quotations.

Ice has formed Of nights all this
week.
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GRAFTON NEWS.

Quite an epidemic of measles exists
in the nciGhborhood now. There are
six cases Mt Mrs. Henry Youngs.
Marvin Burton has been right sick
with measles. but is better. Also Guy
Peck and Marvin rutherford have
been i'll with the same disease.
The Rocky Dell School closed We'd
nesday with an entertainment which
was enioyd by all present. The par
ents of the school are we'll plased
with the conduct of the school this
year.
Mrs. U. j. Schaffer gave social
Thursday evening in honor of Misses
Baker and Thompson. Refreshments
were served. and all present report
an enjoyable time
Misses Baker and Thompson left on
Friday for their homes.
S. 9. Burton was home a few DAVIS
last week
Miss Ada Burton spent the week
end with homefolks, returning Mon
day on train No. IL to Coeburn.
Mr.. U. J. Schaffer was visiting
homefolks Saturday and Sunday, re-
turning Sunday to Pagcton, where
he has position.
Mrs w. C. Yost was visiting rela-
tivcs in Baptist Valley few days
last week
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a GREAT RECORD.

In the report Of the 9TH information
al egg laying contest, held at Con
hectlcutt experiment station. the most
complete ever issued i'm this country
the Wyandottes layeG the highest nv,
erage OF eggs and brought the high
est average price per dozen.
IN 1915 Mt all the egg laying con-
tests for the year at the FOLLOWING
stations; Missouri, National, Newark,
Vancouver, and Storris, the highest
egg laying average of all breeds was
won by the Buff Wyandottes. | have
IN my pen descendants from the
champion egg laying Buff hen OF the
missouri station. have buff and
silver laced Wyandotte eggs for sale
ut $500 for fifteen.
c. r. BROWN,
Mar.l6-1i. Tazewcll, Va.
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forget the tokens of love and friend
ship bestowed on her by all who knew
her, especially the young friends, her
school mates and members of the So
cicty TO which she belonged. whose
gifts Of lovely flowers kept her sick
room bright and prepared her for the
beautiful flowers of paradise soon to
meet her eyes.
Lovely in life, lovely in death, she
sank 20 rest rs fades the flowers, to
bloom again in Gods own garden of
immortcls. We who miss her thank
you all. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Will
liams and household
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Oil For F0rdS

AS there has ben so much said of
late in regard to the best oil for the
Ford cars we decided to take the mat
ter up with the Ford Company. Be-
low is copy of our letter to the
FORD Company and their reply:
Ford Motor Company,
Detroit, Mich.
Gentlemen
After several years experience in
the automobile business we have
reached the conclusion that one of
the most important things in regard
to a motor car is fabrication. Please
advise us what oil is best suited for
the Ford car.
Thanking you for prompt reply,
we are, Yours very truly,
Tazcwell Motor Co.
Tazewell Motor Company,
Tazewell, Va.
Gentlemen:
Answering your inquiry of March
18th, we use the Extra Quality Lu-
bricating oil put out by the White
Star Refining Company, of this city
at our factory and branches and finds
that it gives very good results. In
fact, this oil was only determined
upon after exhaustive tests had prov
it best adapted to the Model T motor
FORD MOTOR CO.,
Service Dept.
We have Il large shipment of this
oil on the road which we will sell at
y very close margin of profit to the
Ford owners
Special price in five gallon lots.
TAzEWELL MOTOR CO.
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WE'LL ORGANIZED REpAJR suo,

Inc Ia%cowcl Motor Company has a
Wen 0rganlzcd repair shop, Mr.. Mel
son =. Black. Mr.. Andrew Nelson
ana mr. I. L. Patton are on the lob.
M hlack is q stranger to TaZcwell
put comes with the highest recon-
nlchd;itlonS, Mr.. Patton and Mr.. Mel
son are noth known to most every
ii''i, IN thc county. II your cars is
~, u. heHd OF overhaulinr, they are on
.me Joo ana ready. All work will be
""' "i''eg1 or no charge made.
Iazcwcll Motor Companv
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Mrs. Myrtle Fox, daughter of II.
a. Repass. Of Cedar Bluff and sister
20 7. \. RcpasS IT.. of this town.
dropped dead ut her home ut Rich
lands yesterday afternoon She leaves
I'VE children, two of whom are twins
ahout three months old. No further
received.
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ZAP ROBE, LOST

y tap robe, green on one side and
niack on the Other, was lost bctwce.
iaZcwcll and Plum Creek one dav
last week. Please return to this Of
flee and receive reward.
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SPENCER VARIETIES MINED
PEAS AT .JACKSON,C

:, Spencer Mixed, Spencer white
hhg Edward 9TH, Crimson. Othcllo
dark maroon. Mrs. Wilmot Ornn"c
pimfn' az Countess Spencer Rose
PINK. Sold by the ounce. Also @or-
deh seeds In bMlk. CKS0N,S
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GLEE CLUB TONIGHT.
The Emory and Henry Glee Club
will give an entertainment at the
New Theatre tonight. The young
men from Em5ry come highly rec
commended.
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Sergeant Thompson has hcen trim
ming the trees on Main Street this
week. The Sergeant climbs the trees
apparently with rs much ease ms he
did when he was forty years Young
or 'F
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u called meeting of the Burl;c's
GWdcn, llhrary will be held ut the
school building in Ruri,c's Garden on
saturday afternoon ;t 80 All the
members are urged 20 he present.
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TIIANKSi

We thank the many friends for the
many kindnesscs during the long i'll
ness of our dear Bette and will never
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Statement of the financial condition of
BANK OF POCAHONTAS

located at Pocahontas, in the county
OF Tazewe'l. State OF Virginia, at the
close OF business March 9th, 1917,
made 70 the State Corporation Com
mission.
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BURIED IN THE COVE.

The remains of Mrs Charles Steirne
were buried in the Cove last Sunday.
The funeral service was conducted by
Rev. w. c. Thompson. Mrs. Steirne
was a Miss Young before marriage.
She was first married to a man nam
ed Boyd, after TO Theo. Armes, and
afterwards to Charles Stcirne. She
was. therefore, related to large
number of the best people in this
county.
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THE PASSING SHOW

Chance Buchanan, Of Newhall W.
va, was here or business this week.
The civic league will meet Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock in the club
rooms.
Jack Movies has rented the Blue
grass garage from w. A. Scott.
Movies has had wide experience in
repairing and adjusting cars of all
makes.
Read our ad in this weeks News
what the Ford Company has to saw
IN regard to our White Star Oil for
Ford cars. Tazewell Motor Co.
Roy. S Thompson, of the Flat Ton
insurance Agency, of Bhefield, was
mere this week on business. Mr..
Thompson, like many others. has re-
Gently lnested in coal property in
Kentucky -
J; r. and Mrs. Hubble, of Ken
bridge were in the community re-
cehIly on visit to Mrs. bubbles
mother, Mrs. Buchanan, i'm Thomp-
'"i'NS, WIZ has Dcen quite Ill.
If you are going to buy a cream
separator DO 1T NOW before prices
2dvance $500 April l. l.. A. Tynes &
The sunshine of the last few dnvs
mas given spring tone and lool,
10 Things, and also started that old
malady, spring fever.
Andrew Nelson, of the Tazcwell
Motor Company, returned recently
from Cincinnati, where he took :,
post graduate" course in auto re.
pairing. Nelson has developed into nj
oiagnostician, and cannot only diom-
no.. but can Fix 'em," TOO.
Mrs; Lacy Tyncs, Mrs. Wolfe. Miss
Mae Brown, and Marea st. Clair nrr
delegates from Tazewcll in attend
ance upon the session of the Wo-
mans Missionary convention of The
Hoiston conference in session at Chat
tanooga. N''''-
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Jack Movies has rented the Blue
grass garage from w. A. Scott,
Movies has had wide experience in
repairing and adjusting cars of all
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The civic league will meet Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock in the club
rooms.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
| have sold my interest in the firm
of Britts & Peery at North Tazewell
to w. l.. Britts.
C. H. PERRY, JR.
North Tazcwell, Va, Mar. ~, 1874
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Chance Buchanan, Of Newhall W.
Va, was here OF business this week.
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Read our ad in this weeks News
what the Ford Company has to say
IN regard to our White Star Oil for
Ford cars. Tazewell Motor Co.
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ALL AGENTS:
Importa
Before we can shi p any more carsw
must have the SIGNED ORDERS IN OUR
HANDS AT THIS BRANCH.
No cars are to be stocked for flu
ture. It, Will therefore be neces
sary that you get in touch wi tn every
prospect on your books
CLOSE UP SALES.
Secure signed retail orders and
send them in immed tely.
Car shi pment is Will only be allot
ed agalns Orders for imme late de-
livery.
This takes the place OF all previous
request to send us lists of your i'm
mediate orders. Wha we want now
are the ORDERS thems elves Car ship
ments Will be directed accordingly
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
G. S. Will ans
MANAGER
CSW-RMM.
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Get Easter flowers at Jackson's.
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Place your order now for drills,
horrows, cultivators, etc, they are
advancing in price. l.. A. Tvncs &
Co.
In view of the certain prospect of
war with Germany and perhaps other
folks, are you sorry or glad that you
are little crippled or Il little too
/ old?
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. n. Iiarman, Miss
Maggie and MIR. Robert Hartman re-
turned Sunday from Tavares, Fla.
their winter home. Miss Lucy Hartman
stopped over in South Carolina to
visit friends. The frosts played havoc
with Mir. liarman's young orange
grove, but he says, as the trees were
| young, they will sprout again, and
little time will be lost in obtaining
an orchard.
Gel Easter flowers at Jacison's.
Mrs. Ralph Maxwell. of I.ynchburg,
is here the guest of her father, Mr..
II. G. Mccall
Croe'.c;t Showers is moving this
week from Brush Fork, w. VA, to
his new home ut ShawVcrs Mills. lie
has recently purchased the mill prop
erty there, and will enlarge and i'm
prove it.
Mr.. J. Albert IIagy wishes to in
form the public that he is specially
prepared now TO do all kinds of wood
work in connection with his black
smithin~. Watch for II more extend
| ed notice in next issue.
Prof. Witten, of the new theatre,
has given the proceeds of The box
Office, over and above EXPENSES, for
the past two days. TO the Belgian
Chiidrens' relief fund The pictures
shown have been of Il high order. 1t
is very seldom that poor picture is
put on the screen mt the new thea
tire.
Fir. Benjamin II. Lester and Miss
Myrtle b. Horne. were married on
Wednesday mt 5 o'cloc;, y. M, ut the
home of the groom's no;her, NJ.
Lester, in this town. Rev. w. w. Ar
Iowood officiating. The bride is from
Rural Retreat and has been teaching
school near Pounding Mill.
John c. Rhudy and John p. Gosc,
Of Burkc's Garden. were here this
week on business.
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Place your order now for drills,
harrows, cultivators, etc, they arc
advancing in price. l.. A. Tvncs &
Co.
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NORTH TAZEWELL GARAGE
under new management.

Bring in your cars to be over
hauled before the busy season
begins.
All parts and accessories kept
on hand.
Free air to patrons.
1924 G., w. MOORE.
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MRS. FOX DIED SUDDENLY

Clcc Club tonirht!
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J; r. and Mrs. Hubble, of Ken
bridge, were in the community re-
Gently ON a visit to Mrs. bubbles
mother, Mrs. Buchanan, in Thomp
son Valley, who has been quite in