Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-19

Avn" ihtutic tUulHUt, LOUIS Hun
and Jack Pickford in "Grcat Expecta-
tons" q photo-play adapted from the
story by Charles Dickens. 10 and
20; 10 and 15c.
We have Il big stock of nearly all
makes of tires. Come and let us
talk to you about our free tire SER
vice.
TAzEWELL MOTOR co.
Col. j. B. Boyer, county director of
the War Savings Stamps, and ccrtiii-
Gates, went to Graham yesterday af-
ternoon to meet Hon. Mr. Myers, who
spoke in Graham last night
The best quality of seed oats.
strictly good white kiln dried
corn, suitable for bread purpos-
es. The Tazewell Suppl" Com
pany. 2-I9-2
Kelly tires are guaranteed as fol-
lows: Ford sizes, 1900 miles; auto
mobiles, 5000 miles. You pay for the
TAzEwELL MOTOR co.
Two children of a. C. Davis, section
foreman ut North Tazewell, are con-
valesccnt, after an attack of pneu-
monia. Another child in this home
was ill ut the same time, but is also
convalcsccnt.
There will be services in the Luth-
eran church Sunday morning at elev-
en- O'Clock, NEW time, preaching by
the pastor. No services Mt night, OH
account of the services being held in
the Christian church.
DR.. r. NJ. Witten, says the Ora
ham Daily News, has returned from
Florida very much improved in
health. Dr. Wittcn's large number of
warm friends will he greatly pleased
to know of his improvement in health
Mr.. and Mrs. Graf Gillespie have
suffered much anxiety recently on
account of the illness of their daught-
er, Miss Emma. She underwent an
operation for appendicitis recently,
and is reported getting along nicely.
Elsewhere in the News is an ad.
Of MIR. Boyer, advising that he has
opened store on Tazewell avenue
in the old Hopkins building. Mr.. Boy
or has laid in line of nice, fresh
groceries and invites your patronage.
We have several bushels OF
the following kinds of seed
beans; Corn field running bean,
Corn field bunch beans, Early
garden stringless bunch beans.
The Tazewell Supply Co. 2192
MIR. r. C. Chapman will leave TODAY
for Philadelphia to see his son, VIM.
Byrd Chapman, Of the U. S. NJ. Before
leaving town Mr.. Chapman advises us
that as member of the Third Liber-
ty Loan Committee for Jeffersonville
District, he has secured about SIS 900
in pledges.
New Theatre tomorrow, Pauline
Frederick in "Sapho," a photo play
adapted from AlphOnse Daudet's re-
markable novel. Added attraction:
Mack Sennett comedy, Punched in the
Finish" Matinee 2:3O p. M, night
at 8:l5. 10 and zoe. 10 and 15c.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Peery return
ed to Tazewell Tuesday from Nor
folk, where they went Friday on ac-
count of the illness of their son, Jas.
S. (Buz- Peery, who had been in a
hospital with pleurisy. He was much
improved when they left.
A card received yesterday from
Vernon johnson states that he has
been stationed at st. Helena, near
Norfolk, for training. A number of
Iazewell boys, including Geo. Nc
CURE and Henry HARRISON, are To-
Gated at st. Helena Mr.. johnson
AYERS that Napoleon has nothing on
him.
Romeo and Juliet is the love
classic Of the ages. The beautiful
story will never grow old. The roles
OF the two chief actors are subject to
interpretations as varied and differ
ent as the hearts Of the millions who
have. read the story. The Juliet of
Iheda Bara is rs different from the
Juliet of Beverly Bane as are the
characters and gifts of these beauti-
full young women. The same is true
Of Romeo as played by George Walsh
and Francis Bushman. The Fox film
IS not repetition or reproduction of
he Metro production. 1t is a distinc-
lively new conception of the great
:lassic portrayed in strikir' novel
md original manner. New Theatre.
Tuesday. April 23rd, anniversary of
the birth and death Of Shakespeare.
Matinee at $3.50; night, 8 80. 10 and
i20; 10 and 10.