Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-12-19

Nice pure granulated sugar
candies at moderate prices. ChO-
cOlates, 40 to Soc lib.
Pure stick sandies, I0c lib.
Brazil, Soft Shell Almonds,
and English Walnuts, 15c lib.
Florida Oranges, Boys Wag-
Ons, Pocket Knives suitable for
Christmas.
TAZEWELL SUPPLY co.
To Friends AT Home and in Distant
States and Foreign Fields.
Hearty congratulations upon hay
ing reached another mile post on the
journey to "rhe Better Land" May
you be happy now and for long, and
enjoy much prosperity in store and
in soul!
Come to the sale Saturday in the
City Hall at 1890
Put Red Cross Christmas Seals ON
your packages and letters. You will
thereby help Il great cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Edwards. of this
town, have bought home in Blucficld
which they expect to occupy carly in
the coming year.
Misses Lena Burcham and Sallie
Mundy spent Saturday night in Blue
field visiting friends.
Red Cross Christmas Seals are on
sale at all the leading stores, but if
you do not find them there, call at
this Office.
Cakes, plum buildings, chickens and
all kinds of etablcs at the sale i'm the
City Hall tomorrow.
Clerli-clcct II. S. Surface has been
assisting the force of the Tazewell
National Bank for several weeks on
account of the illness of Mr.. Mullin,
assistant cashier.
Miss Mary Kiscr, student at the
Virginia lntcrmont College at Bris-
toll reached her home here Wcdnes-
day for the holidays.
Mrs. John w. Moore, who has been
i'll for several weeks at her home
with stubborn and painful attack
of rheumatism, is reported rs improv-
ing.
Judge and Mrs. S. C. Graham and
Miss Jessie Graham left Tazewcll
Monday night for City Point, Fla,
to pend the winter in thse land of
flower and alligators.
}. n. Harman, Jr., and Mrs. IIar-
man, j. \. DR., the third, and several
heavy grips, pillows, nursing bottles,
sGastoria bottles, ct cetera, reached
TaZewell Monday afternoon for a
visit to Mr. Harman's parents here,
Senator and Mrs. j. NJ Hartman.
lathrop O'Keeffc, who has suffer
ed painful injury recently to one
OF his legs, has been hobbling around
on a cane for several days. He recov-
cred sufficiently to accompany II. O.
Crockett to Eastern Virginia this
week, where he was married, as not
ed elsewhere in this paper.
The ladies of the w. C.. r. u are
trying to pay their part of the mil
lion dollar Jubilee Fund" by Jam
uary LIST, and will conduct sale in
TIVE City Hall tomorrow, ut which
plum holdings, chickens, cakes, etc,
will be offered for sale. Go TO the
sale and get something good to eat.
Mrs. j. w. Hartman has been i'll
at her home on Pine Street for the
past ten days with dyphtheria. The
lady was reported much improved
yesterday and will soon be entirely
recovered.
Misses Harriet and Dorothy Scott
returned last Saturday from Agnes
Scott College to spend the holidays
at their home here.
Mr.. N. NJ. Walker, mechanic in
chief for the TaZewell Motor Com
pany, wishes the public to know that
he Is getting the work-rooms Of the
garage in better shape each day, and
Will soon be able to accommodate all
the cars that may need fixing.
Tazcwcll Motor Company is in
stalling circular stair case in their
builing in lieu of an elevator for
moving cars and other heavy material
to the second floor.
The old porch in front of the JEFF
fersonville hotel, now the home OF
Farmers National Bank, is no more
1t has been carefully RACED and the
material will be usnl fnr othnr nun