Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-06-17

LEADS THEM ALL!
129,861
of
ELMORE'S
GREATER PRESCRIPTION
USED IN VIRGINIA
THE FIRST YEAR
A Doctors Prescription for
sick, weak, nervous rnn down
men and women. Relieves indi-
gestion, constipation at once.
For Sale by all Drug Stores
ORDER TODAY
Elmore Distributing Corporation,
APPALACllIA. VIRGINIA.
Ice tea taste best in the thin ic,
tea glasses. Serve it both at noon
and evening. Pobst.
Do you stir your ice tea with /,
spoon or your fingers? A very small
amount of money will buy those long
handle regular ice tea spoons from
Pobst.
What is more refreshing and de-
licious on hot summer day THAI
lemonade or ice tea? Serve it to your
afternoon callers. Iobst has the
glasses and spoons.
Preaching ut Central church Sun
day IL II. m; 300 at the Glade; by
the pastor.
DIR. John L. Jackson and son, Rob
ert, will leave next week to attend
the annual convention of the Vir-
ginia Pharmaceutical Association.
Mrs. John II. Greever of Ken
lucky, is in Tazewell the guest of her
mother and sister, Mrs. G. l.. Nc
| Clintock and Miss Sallie McClintock.
Mr.. Lewis Beague, of Honaker, an
experienced bookkeeper, will reach
Tazewell early in July and will take
Il position in the Bank of Clinch Val
ley. lie will take the place made va
cant by the resignation of Mr..
Baugh
Sam P. Hoover has gone to Beck
ley, W. Va, to accept position with
the leading jeweler of that city.
John Thompson, better known as
"John Bull" has become very prof.
cient i'll the cleaning of automobiles
He will take an old. dusty and dirty
car and make new one out of it for
you for nominal price. He can be
found at w. f. Peery's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Peery re-
turned to TaZcwell last Saturday
might, after n pleasant bridal tour
of the East. They are at present liv-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Peery,
but expect about the first of August
to move to the fiat now occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence HeldrcLh.
Miss Bertha Forney, for several
months stenographer and bookkeep-
er for the Crockett and White Co.,
Inc, will return to her home at Hon,
nker the first of the month. and
about the first of August will re-
sumo her work with the White Oak
Lumber Company. Miss Forney's de-
parture from the city will be regret
ted by many friends made druing
her short stay here.
| FOR SALE-One new 100 pound
acetylene light plant complete with
/ pipe and fixtures for twelve room
house. Never been uncrated. Will sell
| for forty per cent of original cost
Address box D. Tazewell, Va.
Mrs. II. A. George and son, Jesse,
'pf Washington. d. c.. are visiting
; relatives in the Cove and THOMPSON
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Barns have re-
turned to their home ut Mount Jack
son, Va, after visit to friends in
= the county.
PLENTY OF LATE TOMATO
PLANTS. George Nash. Tazewell.
FOR sALE-Acctylent plant %
lights and nice fixtures, will sell
cheap. Call or write w. Is. Steele,
Pounding Mill. Va.
! Mr.. A. G. Wynn, travelling sales
man for the National Biscuit Co.,
has been indisposcd at his home on
Tazewell avenue for several days.
Miss frace johnson is visiting re-
latives and friends in Lynchburg. She
will enter the summer school at the
! University of Virginia in few days.
Misses Thelma Harman. Womcns
College. Lynchburg; Martha Thomp-
son, Stonewall Jackson, Abingdon, and
Marian Buchanan. Hood College are
home for the vacation.
Rufus Harman, student of Forl;
| Union Military Academy, is at his
home here for the summer.
Mike Cassell. Burke's Garden.
pushed by the censor Mt the outer
door. an! got by without giving the
password. but he got "the grip"
all right on the inside He left two
fine bat wings on the desk.