Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-11-19
NEW THEATRE
TOMORROW 1880 P. M.
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THE BUTTERFLY !
MAN" !
One of the Years Most !
Notable Productions. !
From the book by George |
Barr McCutcheon. |
! High School Orchestra. |
! PRICES: Is, %, 35 cents. !
Standard American Granulat-
ed Sugar in 100 lib. bags at 14c.
Same less quantity, 15c.
3 lib. full weight tomatoes
fancy 1870 pack, 15c.
THE TAZEWELL SUPPLY CO.
Don't wait to be called on. Pay
your Red Cross dues now.
No good citizen has to be insisted
upon to support the Red Cross.
If you haven't any children you
can help your neighbor by joining or
f~SH6 SSot uuSS " LuC ltcu CrOSS.
Mrs. Barnes Gillespie has been i'll
at her home several days this week
with the dyphtheria She is much
improved.
Mics Carl Bundy, who has been
visiting Miss Dorothy Combs at Leb
anon, has returned to her home at
Liberty Hill
Mrs. w. B. Gillespie and Miss
Helen Gillespie, of Wittens Mills,
were visitors to Tazcwel last Sat
urday.
Mr.. ]. w. Chapman and Mrs. Chap
man left Monday for Florida.
Why not buy your self rood
watch, you only have to buy one In
n life time. Pobst has them and they
nrc guaranteed.
R. Bowen Thompson, of the Cove,
who has been on visit East. has
returned to Tazcwell.
Tuesday was the most severe
winters day that is recalled by the
oldest inhabitant. The rain and sleet
began Monday night and kept up
continually until Tuesday might,
when the temperature dropped and
snow began to fall. Live stock and
dumb brutes that were not properly
housed suffered to the extreme on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Ward left Mon
day morning for Baltimore and New
York, where Mr.. Ward will closely
scrutinize the dry goods market.
80 1-3 off ladies hats Mt Whitley's. E.
lib Off all rugs at Whitley's.
You will miss n rare treat if you
fail to see "The Butterfly Man" at
the Theatre tomorrow Saturday
night.
The New Theatre has secured
"Tmrty-Nine East" one of tho most
entertaining comedy dramas hyer
screened, tor its Thanksgiving at
traction. A special matinee at 2:3O
p. m.
LOST-Automobile crank between
Rev. A. S. Uum's residence and
school house. Finder please return to
A. S. Ulm.
Misses Georgia Pccry and Mary
Kiser have returned from visit to
War. West Il.
20 per cent off mems, boys cloth
ing, hats, caps, at Whitley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Pobst have
been advised of the marriage OF
their sun, George ArInistead ~ Miss
Aileen Carmack, of Greencastle, Ind.
the marriage having occurred last
week. MIR. Pobst's family and close
friends have known for sometime
that he would soon be married To
this fine young Indiana lady, but the
event was not expected until early
in the Spring. MIR. and Mrs. G. A.
Pobst are expected home for the
Christmas holidays.
Is off ladies, coats, suits, waists
at Whitley's
Mr.. J. B. Yost had dinner last
Sunday for the old folks. Those pre-
sent were: Ii. NJ. Kinser and wife,
John Henry Neel and wife, Harson
Kinser and wife, j.. II. Crabtree and
wife, Wiley Compton's mother and
wife, Benton Leffel and wife, MIR.
OFT Yost and sister, Mrs. Matthews,
Of Graham, Arthur Leffd and wife,
Dr.: ". H.. Dunnigan and daughter,
Julian, and Row. w. H. Neel. All
reported good time and plenty to
eat.
10 per cent off on all mems and
ladies dress shoes at Whitley's.
20 per cent reduction on al coffee
nj Whitleys.
Columbia Grafanolas for Christ
mas presents, at Whitley's.
SADDLE HORSES COMING.
Two more car loads of Tazewell
county saddle horses coming. The
Prince Hal and Fancy Boy train, all