Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10

l'iiSo oaHc Will cHtcr Nary BALDWIN
Seminary.
~ find this is the place to buy La
dies Ready-to Wear" is the express
sion we most often hear in praise of
Fuller Brothers Store.
At dizzy speed of seventy miles
an hour, in the loop the loop, or fall
ing out of the clouds, at tightening
speed, Supreme Auto Oil never fail
ed Eddie Stinson, the noted aviator.
1t won't fail you. Start using it to-
day. Your motor deserves the best.
TAZEWELL MOTOR CO.
Where quality is supreme, use Su-
preme Auto oil.
TAzEWELL MOTOR CO.
No motor will give the maximum
results unless properly fabricated. In
using Supreme oil, you have qua
rantec of the best.
TAZEWELL MOTOR CO.
Oil prices are soaring, but we are
glad to state that we can supply YOU
with Supreme oil at the following
prices:
Per gallon, loose, so cents.
Per gallon, can, $l.00.
Five gallon gan, $500.
Your Hart Schafrner and Marx
suit and overcoat has arrived at Full
er Bros. Store.
Mrs. Rose Scott, who has been here
Tor several months on Il visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. White.
has returned to Norfolk.
Miss Bessie Jackson, who has been
with camping party in North Caro-
lima, has returned to town and has
taken up her duties as instructor in
music ut the Tazcwell High School.
c. w. Steele, chief accountant for
the Virginia Smokeless Coal Co.. and
Jewell Ridge Coal Corporation. has !
been Ill mt his home for several DAYS.
lie Is now able to be out.
The best there is in womens and
mems rain coats are to be had from
Fullers at 5000 to $4,000.
TO take care of the increased pat
ronage of the dress-making depart
ment of Fuller Bros, they are en-
ploying another skilled artist.
If Eddie Stinson trusted Supreme
auto oil above the clouds, where i'm
proper fabrication meant death to
nm, surely it is good enough for the
finest automobile.
TAzEwELL MOTOR co.
Particular attention of nat.
rons of the New Theatre is call
ed to the feature "SHOULD
FORGIVE" which
Will be the attraction Tuesday
Sept. 18th. This is one of the
outstanding pictures of the
year. 1t contains the greatest
racing scene ever screened.
Prices: Is, % and 33 cents.
Miss Marie McNulty wishes to
thank her numerous friends for as
slstance given her in the recent au-
tomoDile contest. Miss McNulty re-
ceived several million votes, and
would have gotten the Dodge had
Johnson not given her the dodge.
john 5. Bottimore, who has been
on tour of the Southwest, visiting
the various Masonic Lodges, return. |
Gu 10 TaZewell the first of the week. |
Mrs. j. F. Moore, of Alfalfa, Ala.
Mrs. r. w. Brown and Mrs. A. RI
6rown, OF Irwin, Tenn, were in /
Tazewell last week the guests of |
Mrs. Smith Lockhart. These ladies'
were former residents of Tazewell |
ana have wide circle of friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sutherland and
children, of Appomattox county. are
the guests of Mrs. Sutherland's mot
her, Mrs. Haynes Buchanan in
Thompson Valley.
Mrs. c. T. Patton is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. f. Hagy, at FIJI
bert, w. Va,
:, MISS Wyrene Lester of the Clinch
valley Insurance Agency, enjoys the
distinction of being the first woman
IN Tazewell county to take an aero
plane flight, having taken a trip in
the air last week with Stinson. the
aviator at the Tazewell Fair. Miss
Lester also claims the additional
distinction of being the first woman
IN the county to register under the
new amendment to the constitution.
Glen C. Wynn ("Reddy,) weary
ing OF the monotonous Inactivity
since returning from the battlefieids
OF France, has become the chief
Y1izz-ician" Ia borrowed word) at
Jaekson's soda fountain, and has the
aoie assistance of Miss Elsie TAYLOR.
Of Maxwell. He would like to have
ms friends understand that he has
resigned from the Ancient and Re.
jected Sons of Rest, and can be found
at the said emporium at all hours Of
the day and night.