Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-01-11

Attorney II. C. Pobst has been in
business.
Mr.. Elijah Kimball, who makes his
home with Mr.. Geo. w. Lewis, has
been critically i'll for the past two
weeks He is SO years old. His con-
dition has improved within the past
few days.
Fugatc C. White, of aCmp Lee and
Robert Sisk, of Fort Benjamin Har-
risson, are at home on furloughs.
Dr. Robert S. Hopkins, of this city,
has enlisted in the Marine Corpse,
and will leave Sunday night for the
training camp in South Carolina.
We have Sugar Now. Prices as
follows: lie cash; 12c on time. Will
be sold in lots of so lbs. TO GUS
toner, rs lbs. of granulated and 25
lbs. of light brown. Price by the
pound the same for each. Please
bring bags in which - put this sug-
ar rs we have none strong enough TO
hold % pounds. Prices Subject to
change without notice. THE TAZE-
WELL SUPPLY co.
If the films arrive in time DOWN
TO EARTH" featuring Douglas Fair
banks, will he exhibited tonight at
7:i5. Watch street car for banner
Mrs. Helen Porter aud son, Charles.
who have been the quests OF Mrs.
Porter's mother, Mrs. Fudge, have re-
turned to their homo ut Rural Re-
treat.
Douglas Fairbanks is the favorite
OF favOritcs in TIE motion picture
world. See him in one Of the big
Aircraft productions III the New The
atre tomorrow.
Mrs. w. |. Painter, returned to her
home here last week from Richmond.
where she had been under treatment
and is very much improved in health.
Rev. II. +. Kelso and family have
returned from their homes in Tenn
essec, where they spent Tho Christ
mas Holidays.
Re-. W. W. .AlroWood has returned
from South Carolina. where he spent
the Christmas season. He has taken
charge Of the Tazewell High School
for the balance of the session.
j. B. Necl. OF Asbmy, who recently
joined the Marine Corpse, is station
cd III the training camp Mt Paris Is
land, s. C.
We are expecting on every train n
car of flourand wheat bran. Franklin
and American Cream Flour, $3.50
cash, $3.50 on time. Wheat bran in
half ton lots and over Sil.O0 per
ton cash; $4,000 per ton on time. Bet
ter supply yourself with flour while
you can get it, THE TAZEWELL
SUPPLY co.
Prices susbject 10 change without
notice.
Misses Rose Martin, Minnie Greg
DRY, and Dorothy Fades, of Kentucky,
passed thru our town last week en-
route for Piedmont Business College
in Lynchburg.
Mr.. Ayers Friend, of Honaker, pass
ed through town last week enroutc
for Piedmont Business College.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "Down
to Earth" new Aircraft picture ar
the New Theatre Saturday, Jan. 18th.
Matinee 2:3O p. m, evening 7:45. Ad-
mission, Lower floor Is and 25 cents.
BALCONY 10 and Is cents.
George (Wannamaker) Mccall, of
the mercantile firm of Mccall and
Company, of Raven, was here We'd
nesday, as was also another big mer-
chant from down the Clinch, "Billy''
Steele.
Miss Lucy, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Summers, of Bluestone
is reported sick at her home with
erysipelas.
"u Iiie pslilN statements III TINS
issue. They make progressive show
ing.
She Womans Christian Temperance
Union will meet Tuesday, the 18th at
3 o'clock with Mrs. w. G. O'Brien.
Harry A. Humphrey, who is in
Chester, Pa, making shells for the
U. 5. army, writes, in ordering the
paper, that some of the shells being
turned out are "Crackcr-Jacks, .
weighing as high as sixty pounds
before being loaded
y Sunday school service at the Chris!
tan church next Sunday morninS
election of officers and make up .fe,,,,
the coIning year. There will be- W