Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-04-22

THE TAZEWELL SUPPLY co.
Lawrence Cregar's home was saw
cd from burning one day last week
by the heroic efforts of William Da-
Wis, a neighbor, who tackled the
flames with his bare hands. An oil
stove caused the fire, and Davis
right hand was badly burned in sub
DUNG the flames.
Miss India Howell, of War, w. Va,
was visiting her parents here Sum
day.
Mr.. Albert Mccall, War w. Va,
was visiting his mother, Mrs. Annie
Mccall Sunday.
One-fifth off on ladies' suits. THE
BIG STORE.
Pccry b. Lnkous, of Cedar Bluff
is here assisting in w Ed. Peery's
hardware store in the absence of
Buz Pcery, who is in New York.
Senator r. o. Crockett has been
absent from the city this week at
tending the meeting of the Port Com
mission appointed by the recent ses-
sion of the Virginia legislature.
Mrs. Jane SPOTS is here visiting
her daughter, Mrs. B. w. Stras.
Rev. r. A. Owens, Cedar Bluff,
and Rev. Mr.. Wysor, Berwind, in at
tendance upon the Methodist Dist
riot, Sunday School Convention, paid
this office a welcome visit.
Mrs. Il. w. Bobbitt has been in
Bristol this week attending meet
ing of the Womans Missionary So
ciety of the Abingdon Presbytcry.
Rev. A. S. Ulm Will prech Satur-
day night ut Liberty Hill, mis- sub
lect being "Church Organization"
Sunday IL n. m. Mt Pleasant Hill:
$3.50 at White Church. subject, "True
Americanism."
20 per cent discount on Ladies
Suits. THE BIG STORE.
Mr.. Douglas Fleet has accented
the position of manager of the Ford
parts department of Tazrwell Motor
Company, and will hegin work at
once. Mr. Fleet has been associated
with some of the leading concerns
i'll the northwest and Tazewell Mo-
tor Company is fortunate in secur-
ing his services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thompson, and
Eugent Thompson, of Bluefield, were
here Sunday visiting parents, DR..
and Mrs. c. A. Thompson.
Silverware that lasts. The kind Won
can give to your children and it will
sill be good Every piece guaranteed
to be just as 1 say about it. II. w.
Pobst.
Prices are right on silver knives
and forks. Prices have already come
down. You need them and they will
last YOUR life time so why wait any
longer? H. w. Pobst.
We have a car load of sugar.
PRICE IN 100 POUND BAGS.
$9.75.
TIE TAzEwELL SUPPLY co.
Robert and Earnest Lewis have
returned from Raleigh. N. c., wher,
they completed the course in en-
baiming. Each of the young men ex
= pect to appear before the State Boar
Oh Embalming in June, and aftel
, securing license to practice will b;
i associated with j. A. Greever in tn,
undertaking and embalming business
u Alex Beavers has moved back Il
= his farm in Horsepen Cove, now tina
i. school is nearly over. ]. o. Mitchell
is occupying the property.
Persons from the country comm,
to town to attend the clinic to b
held here next Tuesday will be sery
ed free lunch by the w. C. T. U
r The ladies' are making arrangement
for n large crowd
Crepe Mohair for Sport Skirts nm
!. Coats, SLIGO. The Big Store.
Mrs. Fred r. Steele returned th;
a week from Washington, where sh
has been visiting relatives. She ha,
the Measure of attending the Cal
, vary Baptist church last Sunday an,
expected to see President Harding
but he failed to be present. The Pres
ident and Mrs. Harding worship a
this church. Z"
Mrs. Sallie p. Harrison slipped OF
the, sidewalk in Bluefield yesterda,
and sprained her left ankle to suci
an extent that she is confined to he,
home. She had been in Bluefield con.
Sulting specialist when the acci
dent occurred.
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