Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-27
Local News
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Swansdown cake flour, at Boyers.
er's.
DR.. Grove will preach in the Met
hodist church both morning and night
next Sunday, being the fifth Sun
day.
Sani-flush, Old Dutch Cleanser,
Light House Cleanser, Gold Dust,
Sapolio, etc, at Boyer's.
occident, Jefferson and Star flours
at Boycr's.
Good old "victory" CoGcc-3 lbs.
for one dollar-at Boycr's.
If for any reason you should not
like the flavor of Victory Coffee try
Boyer's Satisfaction C0ffee-42 cents
the pound-as good as the best.
Try Export Borax Is cents) Laun-
dry soap ut Boyer's.
Sunbeam Coffce-the worlds finest
at Boyer's.
Fine sweet potatoes ut Boyer's.
Your boy or girl will be starting
to school soon. They will need a foun-
tain pen. Get one from Pobst. Jewel
er.
Watches, fountain pens and pencils
are just the thing for school child
rem. Let Pobst show you.
Boyer's one dollar broom-wcc, this
is enough to say about good broom.
Mr.; and Mrs. H. w. Pobst, their
grandson, Henry Mcclure, Mrs. Sal
lilo Hoover, and Mrs. Alice Wingo
were at the home of their brother.
J. D. Pobst ut Abingdon last week
attending reunion of The Pobst
clan. They had delightful visit.
Try Wards celebrated mound cakes
ut Boyer's.
MIR. and Mrs. BENZ. Gilderslccvc,
and daughter, of Lynchburg, are the
guests of Mr.. Gildersleeve's mother,
Mrs. G. S. Gildersleeve Mt Grafton.
Mr.. Gilderslecve has responsible
position with the Smth-Brisco Com
pany, of the Hill City.
Fresh roast, beef steak, liver, lamb
and pork chops, at Boycr's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Crockett have
arrived in Tazewcll from the west
and are the guests of Mrs. John w
Crockett. Mr.. Crockett will be =
member of the teaching staff of the
Medical College of Virginia the com.
ing session.
O'Cedar Oil Liquid, wash boards
scrubbing brushes, securing soaps
ut Boyer's.
w. L. Harrison, connected with tho
U. S. Shipping Board, now located al
Charleston, S. c., is here on vacation
spending the time with his mother
Mrs. Sallie Harrison and other rcla.
tives.
Mrs. II. Claude Pobst and the two
children, of Grundy, have reached
the city and are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. II. w. Pobst.
Captain Theodore Pobst, who spen,
two weeks vacation with his broth.
or at Grundy, has returned to Taze.
well. His brother, Armstead, left
last Sunday night or Cincinnati t.
enter school for the study of optica
work.
Robert Johnson and wife, of
tampa, Fla, have been in Tazewel
the guests of Mr.. Johnson's parents
DR.. and Mrs. D. r. johnson.
Mrs. Alice Wingo left Wednesdo,
night for Tampa, Fla. where shS
has spent the past several winters.
William and Hyter Thompson,
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomp.
son, will no longer be pestered by
adenoids and tonsils, each of them
having been operated in Bluefield
last week. They are at home now and
Will soon be ready to enter school.
The parties who got drunk here on
Wednesday will not find it necessary
TO repeat the performance at the
Fair next week.
Never mind if the corn is green,
Bring it along Allowance will he
made by the judges
A. S. Ulm will preach Sunday
morning at Concord church. At night
at Liberty Hill, 8 o'cluock.
Miss Ada Burton and her sister.
Mrs. X. G. Cooper, Gihtton, were
here on Wednesday, shopping.
Visit my store when you are in
for the Fair. II. w. Pobst.
How much would you take for vour
eye sight. Can you value it bv dol
lars! Then why not spend only a few
dollars in getting glasses and there