Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-10-29

TrIceS 10, III, ana 50 cents.
BOYER'S PRICE LIST.
OCTOER 20, 1920.
The most spectacular fight ever
shown on the screen--a barc-handed
battle with ferocious lion-n "Thc
Revenge of Tarzan" at the Theatre
Election night.
Mrs. j. p. llarman and the baby,
Hampton, Va, have been on pleas
ant visit here to friends and relatives.
us alsa Mrs. George SPOTS.
FOR SALE-A few loads of fod-
der. j. G. Buston.
MIR. Thorner, Supervisor of Phys
zeal Education and member of
State Supt. Harris staff, is making n
tour OF the county with our Division
Supt,, MIR. Greevcr, instructing the
teachers in the subject of physical
education which is now regular
course in our high school.
Rev. A.: S. Ulm will preach Sun
day at Liberty Hill, Ii a. M, and :
There are two big merchants at
the little smoky town of Raven. One
is Geo. Mccall, the John Wanamaker
Of the West End, and the other is
Geo Robinson, big, jolly member
OF the Clan in that city. lie was in
town on Wednesday, and dropped in
to say Hody. ~ "
NEW PERFECTION Oil Heaters
just the thing for these cool morn
mgs and eveningss-at Boyer's.
Mrs. f. G. S. Watts, Mrs. Hancock
and Ihos and Mrs. Smith, Russell.
and Mrs. Bessie Hopkins, Coalwood
w. Va, were visitors to the city last
week. "''
Chapman II. Peery, the tall svca-
more of the Clinch, was here on
Wednesday, showed his smiling face
IN the Sanctum Sanctorum.
200 suits of boys clothing from
$3.50 to $3.50 at Bottimores.
Oct. go 1t.
:. Good boys suits at Bottimores-
Po'oo 10 4zZ'oo. Oct. 30 2t
'|Dyo SNito 40 lOW as AO.oU. Better l
II you want them-Bottimore
Oct 20 2t.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
will hold a sale in the rest room of |
the w. G. II. u. on Saturday. Nov. |
u, which will include articles for
babies two years old and under.
VICTORY COFFEE now 30 cents
the pound-threc pounds for So cts. |
-Boyers.
Satisfaction Coffee now Is cents
the pound-At Boyer's.
All kinds of fresh mcate-at b.
yer's.
BY new process the TANNIN is |
taken out of Boscul Coiree-it is |
Tannin which gives coffee that hit.
ter taste-Try it-55 cents the
pound-at Boyer's.
Eleven cakes of any kind of soaps |
Tor ONE DOLLAR-at Boyer's.
Special prices on sweet potatoes
by the bushel OF barrel-at Bowers
Electric light bulbs-all sizes-at
Boyer's.
Aunt Jemina Buckwheat and Pan
cake Flours-at Boyer's.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Billips, Lynch's
MINES, KY, have been on a visit to
the community. Both these good peo-
PIE are natives of Tazewell Mrs.
Billips was Miss Young before
marriage. He is now with thu, u. S.
Coal Corporation, the biggest Coal
company in he world, he said.
John T. Watkins sends his White
Wings to this office. We all missed
him and his family the past sum
iner, from the regular list of yisi-
tors. John is Secretary and Trea-
surcr of the Fields Watkins Co. bic
manufacturers of hats and caps etc.
N Lynchburg. He says, 81 send nv
en-. ok for $500. If the price is more
'l'n this kindly notify me, and I
viii send the remainder" There are
several different kinds Of folks in
this little old world.
Mems = 8 suits $50, s27.5O, $50, ss5
and 40.-Bottimorcs. T'o
Boys overcoats $1,000. $3.50. and
$1,000 at Bottimores.
d Mems overcoats $4,000 to $3.50, at
Geo. W. Lewis, who was operated
Upon last week at The Matte viii
mans Hospital, Richards, is report
ca as getting on nicely, and expects
to be home soon.
Rev. Mr.. Arrowood, the Presbv-
terrain minister, has been CONDUCTING
u revival meeting in Grundv fo1.
1onl2 time: He is expected home this
week to I'LL his pulpit here next Sun