Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-05-16
Local News

ASK the Soldier about the S. A.
Wards Loaf Cake at Boyer's.
All you have to do is to mention
the Salvation Army and the purse
strings will loosen.
Burpee's garden seeds at Boyer's.
Governor Henry C. Stuart was u
business visitor to Tazewel on Mon
day, leaving on No. for Chicago.
Use Kellogg's cooked bran for YOUR
hea!th's sake. Boyer and Co. sell it,.
Lee Kimble, the well known shoe
maker, has returned from Blucficld.
and will take charge of the Lewis
shop here Monday.
Heinz's sweet mixed and sour pick
les and vinegar at Boycr's.
j. I. Altizer, of Pounding Mill Sup
ply Company, was here on business
this week. He has recently bought
himself Il nice home in Richards.
Wards Loaf cake, just received at
Boyer's.
George III. Moss, of Burkc's Gar
den, had better loan his bear dogs TO
Joe Neal in Thompson Valley. or else
the wool crop in the Valley will be
short this year
A fair broom at So cents, and a
good broom for 90c at Boyer's.
The colored Masonic Lodge here
has bought the old colored school
building on lower main street and
will remodel it and use it for Il lodge
building.
FOR SALE-Six purc-brcd Duroc
pigs, s weeks old, $1,000 each Mrs
Jane A. Mcclure, Cedar Bluff, Va.
Hugh c. Davis, who has been in
France for several months. is back
home hale and hearty lie came thru
without being hurt.
Ask the Soldier about the S. a.
Use Aladdin Kerosene oil in your
cook stove and heater. 1t is the best.
Boyer and Co. sell it.
Mr.. w. F. Billips, of Bland and his
little boy, William, called vt this
Office on Wednesday. With his wife
he is on visit to his brother-in-law,
w. r. Epperson, of Pocahontas..
Saturday, May oath, will he n red
letter day AT the New Theatre with
one of the biggest bills offered since
the Theatre was built.
Joe Neal, of Thompson Valley, was
here at court this week. Mr.. Neal
has recently lost Il number Of sheen
by bears. He reports that bears are
plentiful in the Beartown section.
Get rid of your prejudice. Use
Snowdrift or Vcgetole instead of lard
rs it is wholesome, clean and eco
nomical. AT Boyer's.
Jesse Cregar, son of Jos. Cregar,
of Thompson, is back on the old sod
again, having landed in New York
last Friday. He is expected home in
few days
Ask the Soldier about the S. \.
LOST-Elgin wrist watch was lost
on the street the first of the week.
Finder will return TO this Office and
receive reward.
The daughters of the Confederacv
held Il meeting recently and have ar
ranged for Il proper celebration of
Confederate Memorial Day on the Bird
OF June. Further announcements will
be made i'll this paper from time 10
time.
An average of 1000 cups of HOTEL.
ASTOR COFFEE is served dahy in
the dining rooms of Americas lead
ing hotel. Boyer and Co. sell it. and
have Not advanced the prince since
they bought it last October. They
could not put it in their store today
at the price they are selling it at
Sergeant Arthur Beavers, of the
80th Division, who has been at his
home at Cedar Bluff for several
weeks, was in town with his father
this week. Beavers was wounded in
one of the battles in which the SOth
distinguished itself.
Tickets for Son Midsummer's
Day" the stellar attraction at the
New Theatre tomorrow, will be on
sale at the Theatre bo0the at d. m.
The doors will be open at 7.3O. BE
in line early. Standing room will be
ut Il premium.
Mr.. X. c. Patty, recently returned
from France, has decided to take up
tn practice of law at Graham. He has
rented rooms in the First National
Bank building, and will begin the
practice Of his profession where he
left off when the war broke out.
If you want TO spend couple of
hours in the haunted summer woods
with Puck and the Fairy Queen, 90
to the New Theatre tomorrow even
ing and see the operetta by the High
School children. The little folks, their
hands the fragrant blooms among,
will hol dback The boughs and show
you Already.
ID. &. Lowe, of Cedar Bluff. an
nOunceS himself in tbic ;e.,o II IL