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KNICKERBOCKER.

Blind Youth" the camera version
of the play by Lou Tellegen and Will
lard Mack, will be shown also at Gran
da1fs Knickerbocker Theater today
and tomorrow. with Snub Pollard
comedy. "All in a Day" Tuesday and
Wednesday Elaine Hammerstein, in
The Shadow of Rosalie Byrnes." and
Ernest Truck in TOO Good to Be
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Belasco
ADJUSTMENTS.

Some Wild Oats, is to be shown
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True" Thursday and Friday, Owen
Moore in "A Desperate Hero" and q
urday, Doris Kenyon In :srhe Harvest
Noon" and several minor films.
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POLLS.

1.-The House Without Children"
, Robert McLaughlin's photoplay. is an
nounced as the attraction at Polls
Theater this week. beginning today.
The offering is dramatic indict-
ment of the crime of deliberated child
lessness. 1t does not preach, but
rather suggests a solution.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CONTINUED on Third Pas
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. 1.-THE Great
Nickel Robbery: Tuesday and Wsdnes-
day. Viola Dana, in Dangerous to
Men," and Fresh From the City,;
Thursday. Bryant Washburn. in Mrs
Temples Telegram" Tier Beloved
Burglar" and 1.-THE Ghost Of John Bar
leycorn': Friday, Olive Thomas, in
CONTINUED on Third PaEe5
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PALACE

Wallace Reid, in sick Abed," is an
nounced for Loew's Palace Theater
this week, beginning this afternoon.
Sick Abed" is a cinema adaptation
of the stage farce by Ethel w. Num-
ford. and a Paramount AIRCRAFT pro-
duction. 1t is merrily mingled
story of a misunderstood wife. an APP
parently giddy husband, a lady buyer
of real estate and young friend
of the husband, who finds himself
faced with the matter of testifying
against his friend in divorce pro-
ceedings. In his effort to escape he
feigns sickness and thereby meets
pretty nurse-but why tell 1t all?
Minor attractions and orchestral
music complete the bill.
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American.

Today, Madge Kennedy, in 1.-The
Blooming Angel; tomorrow. Eugene
O'Brien, IN His Wifs's Money; Tues
day, Jack Pickford. in 1.-The Little
day. Alice Lake. In "Shore Acres;
Thursday. Julian Eltinge, in 1.-THE Ad-
venturess": Friday. MY Lady's Gar
ter" and Saturday. 1.-THE Rivers End"
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HE RESCUED THE CHICKEN.

On last Sunday Clinch River was
swollen by heavy rains-almost Out
of her banks. Down under the bridge
a half grown chicken was seen perch
ed on a plank that had lodged against
a swinging wire. The chicken had
been caught somehow by the flood
hnd luckily, found safe raft on n
piece of floating plank -floated from
somewhere up the river, and would
have evidently drowned later. A num-
Der of passers by did not see. or at
least, took no notice of the HELPLESS
chick. A boy came along, took in the
situation, slid down the wire against
which the raft and its helpless pass.
enger was lodged, grabbed the chick
en-, threw it to safety ON top of the
bridge, and skinned up the wire, and
went on his way. A North Tazewell
person saw this incident from his
front porch, and rightfully and prop
erly thinks, that of such stuff as this
boy, is heroes made.
The boy is son of Charles Nc
Coy, and his name incidentally. is
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RESOLUTIONS.

1. Be it resolved that we express
our love and thanks to God for the
splendid results derived from prohibi-
tion the past year. And that we
pledge ourselves with renewed dill
gence to this work through the COM
ing year; determined not to be dis
couraged by the obstacles thrown in
our way.
2. That we express our apprecia-
tion to the men of the Enforcement
League for what they are trying to
do and pledge our hearty co-opera-
ton in their efforts to enforce the
Prohibition laws.
3. That we express our deepest
sympathy to the Presidents of the
Cedar Bluff Union, Mrs. M. j. Nc
Dilda, and the Wittens Mill Union
Mrs. j. G. Cooper, in the deaths of
their husbands. Also, our deepest
sympathy to the members of the
Pounding Mill Union who have re.
Gently been so sorely bereaved. and
we recommend that they be remem.
bered in earnest prayer by their CO.
workers.
a. Tha we extend our thanks and
appreciation to the Pounding Mil
Union for the cordial welcome and
bountiful lunch. And to the churcl,
for the use of their building.
MRS. w. B. F. WHITE,
MRS. w. B. GREEAR,
MRS. GEO. R. MCCALL,
Committee.
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A FAMILY REUNION.

The children of the late James
Witten of this county are having n
family reunion at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Kelly, at Charlottes.
vile, this week, commencing the 81 CT
and ending Sept. 1.
This was a large family. there no
ing 10 children born to Mr.. and Mrs
Wltten, eleven surviving at the pre-
sent time. Mr.. and Mrs. James w
narman are attending from Tazewell.
Mrs. Hafman being daughter of
Ihe late Mrs. Rachel Laird. Mrs.
Sulla George, is also in attendance
from Tazewell; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Newton, from Graham, including
tneir two daughters Elaine and Cyn-
una MRS. II. w. Witten and daueht-
er Edna, of Pocahontas, (widow and
daughter of the late r. w. Witten1
Mrs. K. A. Crockett and daughter
Jennie, of Stanberry, Mo-; Mr.. and
Mrs; VIM. H. Witten, of Powellton.
w. va; Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb H.. Witten'
OF Princeton, w. Va; Ancil D. Wit.
ten, OF Martinsille, Va; Mr.. and
MRS. G. S: Kahle, of Bluefield, w. Va:
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kelly, of Blue,
neld; Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. F. Peery. of
cucumber, w. Va; DR.. and Mrs, r
+. F!oyd, of Glen Jean, w. Va: Mr..
and Mrs. w. w Kelly and Miss Nancy
Jane Witten, of Charlottesville. Mrs
IL. w; Wltten received a telegram on
tuesday, advising of the death of her
rather, DR.. Slusher, at Floyd. Va
which is a source of sorrow. and
causing her and daughter to leave
for the funeral.
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INSTANT DEATH
SAM BELCHER
Clear Fork Citizen Meets With
Fatal Accident While Operat-
ing Threshing Machine
Burial at Former Home
Saturday.

Samuel Belcher, one of the best
known men of the Clear Fork COM
munity was killed instantly last Fri
day morning, by the bursting of the
cylinder of threshing machine,
which he was feeding at the time.
The funeral and burial took place
on Saturday afternoon at Cove Creek,
where he lived, conducted by Rev. w,
K. Neel, perhaps one of the saddest
funerals and burials known in that
community. Besides widow, who
was Miss Sarver, before marriage,
he leaves seven children to mourn his
untimely death. He Twas about 65
years of age. For years he, with his
partner, John ShufIlebarger, ran a
threshing machine in East end of the
county, and this was their first acci-
dent of any moment, and the terrible
accident cast gloom over the entire
neighborhood.
How 1t Occurred.
The machine had been set at the
stacks of Mr.. Felix Bourne, Jr., near
Grafton. Mr.. Belcher was feeding
the machine, and every thing was
moving along smoothly, when the
belt on the right side of the machine.
which runs the threshbox and oil the
parts of the machine, broke, or rather
the lacing came loose, which turAed
all the power of the engine on the
cylinder. Before the engineer could
shut down, the cylinder flew to
pieces, wrecking the entire machine
and knocking Mr.. Belcher from the
platform distance of ut least ten
feet. A bar or part of the cylinder
struck him in the back of the head.
crushing his skull He evidently had
turned around, or turned his head to
call the engineer, or perhaps to get
down from the platform, when he
was struck. His life was snuffed out
at once, He died instantly. The thresh
box was wrecked beyond repair, and
Mr.. Shufflebarger, who is terribly
wrought up over the awful death of
his lifelong friend and partner, an
nounces that he will not continue
the business. AS he said to this
writer II am DONE" The machine wns
a brand new one.
Sam Belcher was widely known ms
one of the very best and most reli-
able citizens of the entire county.
and his family and friends have the
sympathy of the entire county in
their loss of this good and useful
citizen
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REVIVAL AT MIDWAY.

fdlnC LICK, Aug. 70.
Rev. w. j. Golf, the evangelist of
Bristol, Tenn, recently held two
weeks meeting at this place. While
there were no. new professions of re-
ligion the church was greatly reviv-
ed. When the congregation was call
ed on foran offering most every body
gladly responded and a nice sum of
$1O0.50- was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grat Steele and two
little sons Mr.. and Mrs. Garnet Les
ter are visiting the latters parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Belcher, of Fairfax
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Steele and their
children, have returned to their homo
from four weeks visit to her moth.
er Mrs. Hugh Witt.
MIR. Henry Brown has been visit.
ing his brother, C. G. Brown, at Egg.
lesion, and has gone home with his
sister, Mrs. B. G. Steele.
Rev. R. A. Owen filled his regula,
appointment here Sunday.
Miss Blanche Steele Is visiting he,
Ebrother at Bluefeld.
Miss Mary Lester, while being let
by little girl, had tho inisfortun,
of falling in ditch and was consid
lerable bruised up. II La,
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BANKS AND MERCHANTS EN-.
COURAGE BOYS CALF CLUR

Inc banks and merchants of Taze-
", wen nave shown keen interest and
ll1eraliy IN the boys club work Thev
% oiter the following premiums at the
Iazewell Fair for the calf club. Rows
shouid take pride in winning these
premiums and remember their hon =
Danks. The calf club exhibit at tha
Iazewell Fair will be a leadino
feature. Every farmer and farm boS
IN IN the county should come to see IL
Ihink of calves fifteen months old
weighing 1000 to 1900 pounds. and
making gains of 500 to GOO pounds
IN 200 days. These boys keen record
books and they can tell YOU all ahont
their calf, what it cost, how much II
ate and what it sells for. Thew not
only kncAv how to feed calves hnt
they are making business farmer. af
themselves. VI
The Farmers National Bank soffers
tour premiums of $50, SIS. SIN s5
Tor the best record book showino, bo,r,
the calf was fed, cost feed. f;nsnc;e1 ;%
statement Of profit, loss and storn
OF how calf was fed.
The Tazewell National offers fon,
PREMIUMS Pre- of 500, SIS, $40 and Sc for
test. uays con-
The Bank of clinch Valley offer.
f Jour premiums Of $50, s15 SO and sf
na lof the best cals from butchers view
!. Thrfe fourths of these. premium.
60 70 q general fund to meet ex,
penses OF trip to Richmond and one
ioqrth to winner Of premiums.
For gentlest and best halter broke,
car the following premiums are of
fered; M. " Purcell, ID; Moss Cat
tie Co, I2;.Jeff Ward, $40; W I,
Dais, $40; Tazewell Motor Co se
FAINTER Motor Co., So. -
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RETURNING OF THE Ex1LEs.

Tazewell has larger number of
"Exiles," that is, native sons and
daughters living away, than any one
imagines. There are hundreds of
them shown by the mailing list of
this paper, and we haven't all of
them either. These exiles are scatter
ed to the "four winds, in every
state in the union and across the
seas. They keep in touch through
this weekly letter" from the old
home land.
What a fine thing it would be if
they could all come home for the
Fair, next week!
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AUTOMOBILE CONTEST.

Do you want to earn an automobile
with W h,.v,,iy very little effort? Do you wan,
10 provide yourself with one of the
Injuries of life and be. happy? If SO
enter thsi great contest today. Con.
test creating lots of excitement and
growing e moro interesting every day
rew conses6ants being added daily.
Choice OF Chandler passenger 1915
or Dodge 6 passenger 1920 to porson
receiving most votes during contest
which which closes Sept. 4th, 1920 at the
great Tazewell County Fair. Helm
yourself-and have your friends holm
you. '' 'io''
Five dollars daily cash prize TO
person receiving most votes each day
Cash dividends to workers.
Voting Wheel.
From one to twenty thousand votes
with each turn of the voting wheel
19 tor 10 cents. No blanks. No gam
ping, i'll any way. Great amusement
for the ladies voting for their fnvos
rite contestant on tho voting wbeel
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BRING YOUR HORSES AND
MULES, BOYS.

We want good horses from diff
erent parts of the county, at least
half a dozen for first day of Fair to
run half mile dash. Will pay every
started cash prize, and an additional
cash reward for the winner. Also
bring long your mules that can run
half mile in 65 seconds. Get your
Ford car ready for breaking the re-
cord. See Fred Steele, Supt. of Speed
Department.
Don't forget, we are going to give
pony race, quarter Of mile dash.
Boys get ready and get the money.
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COAL LAND AT AUCTION.

Saturday, August 2s, 1920 at 400
p; m. the we'll known and very rich
loO tract of coal land belonging te
Mrs. Mollie Harrison. of Abs Valley
%lil be sold ut auction, on day and
date named above. 'o
This embraces all the timber on
said tract, which is VERY FINE md
the S6 feet of pure coal consisting of
b vanes and right of way from the
property to the main road for inrress
and egress. 'e'S
Ib,ou,nrdry in the Pocahontas Coal
Field, eo"'
This sale will be held on the Har.
risson farm. Government Bonds md
stamps taken us payment Mt market
Terms made to suit purchaser.
Co. A. G. AKERS, Manager "u
Abingdon, Va.
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in
LARGE NUMBERS
Grand Jury Finds That Man,
Have Departed From the
Straight and Marrow Path.
Liquor Supply Unearthed.

Forty two indictments were We
turned Wednesday by the grand Jury
for the present term of Tnzcwcil
Circuit Court now in session. MANY
OF the indictments were for viola
tions of the prohibition laws.
Following are some of the cases
disposed of:
Peery Doughton. 800 fine and
Charles Blackwell, eighteen months
on county ronds.
John White, $100 fine and thirty
days.. three months additional for
breaking Jail.
Roy Hagy, the notorious Jail break
er, upon confession, was given fifteen
months on the. county roads. Unrv
appeared in court with his wife and
baby. '
Some few Of the indictments apc
against citizens of the county of
more or less prominence, and will bo
tried at this term of court.
1t appears that the grand jury was
successful in uncarthing the source of
supply of much moonshine LIQUOR.
Melvin Dessins, of Cleveland. who
was brought here lust Saturday by
officer j. B. Wilson, of Grnham' will
have to explain to tho court why he
mad two gallons OF moonshine in his
grip when he alightcd from the train
IN Graham Saturday morning.
since the return to Jail here by
magistrate Asbury and posse of Roy
Hngy and the gang which escaped
with him, jailer Boothe has taken
every precaution to prevent their
escape again. He has been sleeping
IN the Jail Mt night with one eye open
ana keeping u close watch in the day
time. Some of the men are now maxi
ing ronds on Bluestone with Captain
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WANT TO JOY
RIDE in THE AIR?
Aviator at Fair Next Week VIII
Take Passengers on Tour of
The Elements-Many Other
High Class Attractions.


Indications are now that Tazewell
people will have the privilege next
week of enjoying an old-time County
Fair. The officers of the Association
are busy putting the grounds in tip
top shape, and some of the fastest
races ever seen on the local tracks
are expected. The aviator telegraphs
that he will be here on time, and that
he will be ready to carry passen-
gers on sightseeing tours in the
clouds, and it is expected that there
will be rush for seats.
The Southern Amusement shows,
one of the largest organizations of
the kind on the road, will be on hand
to furnish all kinds of amusements.
The Agricultural and horticultural
exhibits, and many other attractions
will be worth seeing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-27
NOT IN THE BEST OF nuMoR.

Our old friend, Robert C. Wells
Bluestone. was here recently, and
called in to say Howdy. bob" is not
in the best of humor these days. He
happens to live in tho forks of the
road, on the bank of turbulent liz.
tie stream when the rains come. The
road people, in putting n bridge
across the creek made fill there
which puts Mr.. Wells, not below the
Ford, as we say, but below the rond
considerably, and little more, ant
dirt would have been thrown in his
front porch. When asked what he
was going to do about 1t he said he
didn't know. perhaps nothing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-27
NEWS OF GRAFTON.

Mrs. Kate Grubb, Miss Mary Ma
Hood, Natural Bridge and Buena
Vista, Va, are visiting Mrs. S. w
Bourne this week.
Miss Ada Burton made business
trip to jewell Ridge Wednesday D,
m. looking after school work. =
J., r. taui Yost was home n few days
Ed Garter and family, of Pocahon-
tas were visiting here n few days
last week.
T. E. Burton, keystone w. Va.
was at home Saturday until Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Peck. are visit.
ing Mr.. Pecks father. Mrs. Peck
reached Tazewell in time for Mrs
Peck's funeral which took place last
Wednesday Mr.. Peck reached Taze.
well the Sunday following.
LOST-A small cameo pin on the
street. Finder please return to Mary
c. Royal and receive reward.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-27
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
NEW THEATRE.
BROADWAY MINISTRIES

The famous Broadway Ministrels
of the Southern Exposition Shows
which will furnish the Midway of the
Tazewcll County Night and Day Fair,
Will show at the New Theatre Mon
day night inly. This Minstrel has
the reputation of being tho best
minstrel show on the rond This
show is featured by the Famous
Clark Comedian, known In all the
large cities. If you want night of
laughter and fun, do not miss this
great, show. ADMISSION 55 cents
including war tax.
Singing. dancing, and do not for
get, the Old Original Clark will make
you laugh.
Jackson's.
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ATHLETIC EVENTS FOR THE
FAIR.

Remember that all rules regard
ing entries in the athletic contests
at the Tazewell County Fair, Sept.
l, 2 and have been waived and that
any person desiring to enter may
do so. The only conditions are that
all wishing to enter the contests
shall notify me not later than Aug.
81, and procure some sort of track
suit. Each contestant will be given a
pass for all four days of the fair.
Let me have your names and the
events you are planning to enter.
r. w. BOBBITT.
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NeXt week TaZeWell County Fair, Sept. |. 2 r a
McGuIRE-coMB
(Abinedon Yireinian


Her friends were treated to a COM
plete surprise on the morning of
August 1fth, when Miss Marjorie
Combs became the bride of George
Mcclure, of Tazewell, Virginia.
The wedding took place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. G. Combs, of Max, Virginia.
The house was beautifully decorated
in yellow and white and the color
scheme was carried out even to the
Refreshments.
a rather large home wedding had
been planned by the bride but the
condition of the roads between Max
and Galax were SO bad that it SEEM
ed impossible for the guests to make
the trip. Instead of notifying the in
tended guests the whole thing was
kept secret and the first that any of
her Galax friends knew of the affair
was the word brought in by Ethel at
twelve O'Clock that they were mar
rled and off on honeymoon trip.
There were no attendants at the
ceremony. The bride wore a travel
ing suit of dark blue tricotine and
carried bouquet of Brides Roses
and Fern. The bridal march was
played by the brides sister, Miss
Ethel Combs and during the cere-
mony the strains of Hearts and
Flowers fioated softly from the piano.
Kew. j. e. Naff united them using
the impressive ring ceremony of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
After the ceremony was performed
a salad course and coffee were serv-
ed: The salad course was followed by
brlck Ice cream and cake in colors
TO match the decorations.
The young couple will be at home.
after brief honeymoon, at Grundy,
virginia, where Mr.. Mcclure is em-
ployed by the Ritter Lumber Co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-27
BUFORD C. TYNEs A TAzEwELI,
BOY.

, A recent issue of the Huntington
Dispatch, gives an account of the
promotion of Mr.. Buford c. Tynes
to the general management of the
large Kountz interests in West Va.
and Kentucky. Tynes has been for
some time, general counsel for these
interests, and this promotion to that
of general manager is not only n
compliment to him but forcefui
recognition of his ability as a lawyer
and business man.
Buford was born and reared here.
son of Mrs. Harriet Tynes and of
the late Capt. A. ]. Tynes, and also
brother to Mn. L. A. Tynes, president
OF the Tazewell Motor Co., and of
the firm of L. A. Tynes and Co. Of
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-27
FAIR ATTRACTIONS.

All the harness races have filled
satisfactorily.
You make expect to see our track
records shattered if weather permits.
Remember Wednesday is fat cattle
day and should have our largest at
tendance. Our local trot will be raced
on first day. Barnes Gillespie, Lath-
rop O'Keeffe, H. G. Mccall being
among the noted participants in this
strictly amature event.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-27
MASONIC ACTIVITIES.

VIM. G. Calf, of Norfolk, grand
master OF Masons in Virginia; ac-
companled by w. c. Shelley, of Clar-
endon, and Henry c. Young and Geo.
w. Flveash, of Norfolk, were in Taze-
well the first of the week, Mr.. Gait
paying an official visit to the Taze-
well Lodge. In company with John
5. Bottimore, deputy grand master,
the party left Tuesday afternoon for
Castlewood, and will visit Masonic
Lodges in the Southwest for week.
The party Travelled by automobile,
the car having been presented to Mr..
Calf by theMasons of Norfolk, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-27
THEATRE PROGRAM FOR FAIR
WEEK.

The New Theatre has arranged for
n series of big shows for Fair week.
MONDAY-The Broadway Minis
TUESDAY-LOUISE GLAUM in
1.-THE Lone VOLTS Daughter -Fords
Weekly.
WEDNESDAY g. THURSDAY-Tom
Mix in "Hell Roarin'' Reform" Add
ed-Sunshine Comedy, Fox News,
FRIDAY & SATURDAY-Nazi-
move in "The Heart Of A Child"-
Newest and greatest of the Nazimova
productions.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-27
PEACHES AND PEARS AT THE
FAIR.

Peaches andpears were inadyertent-
ly omitted from the premium list of
fruits given in the catalog. These
have been added to the regular list,
and it is hoped to have fine display.
The premiums will be the same as
for apples.
Best display OF peaches, not less
than three varieties, -. $3.50
Best display of pears, not less than
varieties, .................. ESQ
Best plate of pears. ........ 200
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-27
DURoCs FOR SALE.

Most popular brood lines. A few
gifts bred to "Pals Sensation" also
open gifts Orion and Defender breed,
I,mgg 3 boar pigs, weeks old b,
waits Dixie Orion-Dam colorei
SOW. Registered in buyers name, and
everything guaranteed. Write fol
]. w. NJ. wITTEN,
Aug. 20-3-t. ~
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-27
DIR. w. A. KING,
Eye Specialist.
ODtometrist

viii be at Jeffersonvnlle Hotel
IN Tazewell Sept, Is, prepared
TO examine Eyes and prescribe
proper glasses for same. Head
acne, nervousness and eye strain
is caused by defective vision.
NO charge for examination.
Ihose having eye trouble call
at above date and place. Glasses
by prescription Lenses changed.
HOME OFFICE, Ill 1-2 State,
BRISTOL, VA.