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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-18
In the Circuit Court of Tazcwcll
County. Virpinin.

In the Circuit Court of Tazewcll
County, Virginia.
In Re: forfeiture of Ford Roadster
Automobile, Eng. No. 5083950.
TO all persons concerned in interest:
Whereas on the 10th day of Au-
gust, 1922, ii, l.. Spratt, Common
wcalth's Attorney for TRzewell coun-
ty, filed an information on oath, rs
provided by law, niicging the seiz-
uic of one Ford Roadster automo-
bile Eng. No. 5O8sO50, by George A.
Pence. deputy sheriff, for said
county on or about the 9Th day of
July, 1922, on account Of Clint John
son having transported in said au-
tomobile ardent spirits from point
in tho Travelled road leading From
Abbs Valley in said county 10 Bosse-
vain in said county, to another point
in said road, in said county said
ardent spirits not being contained n
the personal baggage of the said
Clint Johnson, which said violation
was committed in the presence of the
said George Pence, oilicer as afore.
said: said automobile was taken into
custody and is now in the passes.
sion of the sheriff of this county, and
alleging that by reason of tho Law
governing such cases that the SAID
automobile is forfeited to the Com.
monwealth, and praying that tho
said automobile be condemned and
sold and that the proceeds be dis.
posed of according to law.
Now, therefore, all persons con.
cerned in interest are hereby cited tc
appear before tn Circuit Court oI
this county, at the Court House
thereof, on the 2Gth day of August
1922, then in session ana show cause
why the prayer of the information
for condemnation and sale Of sale
automobile should not be granted.
Witness, H. s. Surface, Clerk oi
our said court, this the 18th day Of
August, 1922, and in the 147th yeal
of the Commonwealth.
| III s. SJJRFACE Clerk
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LYNCHBURG PEOPLE HERE.

On last Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Josie Winston Woodson, her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Woodson and Mr..
Thos. Woodson of Lynchburg; reach
ed Tazewell enrouto from Mountain
Lake. Mr.. Berkeley Martin was II
member of the party. They spent the
night ut the hotel, and Sunday morn
ing motored to Burke's Garden, and
had dinner and spent tho rest Of the
day with Mrs. j. A. Leslie, cousin
of Mrs. Woodson. Mr.. Woodson is n
member of the we'll known firm of
Harris Woodson Co., candy manufac-
turers, Lynchburg. The party left on
Sunday afternoon Tor Lynchburg, via
Lebanon and Abingdon.
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GENTLEMEN, MEET JUDGE BOY
Err.

Tuesday afternoon Judge Keeley
appointed j. B. Boyer, of this town
Jpudge of the Juvenile Court of this
county, which office was created bv
the last Legislature to take care Of
the many delinquencies that will
develop in connection with the COM
pulsory school law. Judge Bower
Will have the appointment of n pro-
baton officer, and have authority TO
command county officers to assist In
carry out the laws. -
The appointment of Colonel Bower
=. Is oeileved by, many to have been an
ideal one, as his connection with the
S;ounty school board brings him in
direct touch with the patrons of the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-18
REAL LANDSLIDE
FOR GEO. PEERY
That is Prediction of Many
Democrats in Ninth Congress
sional District - Headquar-
ters Jubilant.

Bristol, Va, Aug. 17.-Congrcs
sional campaign headquarters Of Geo
G. Peery, in Bristol, is one of the
most popular places in the city, judg.
ing from the number of visitors who
come there weekly to prefer aid in
the fight that is being made to re-
deem the district from Republican.
ism.
With each Of these visitors comes
n report from some quarter Of the
district and much encouragement is
found by Peery's leaders in wha,
they hear. "The feeling is right this
year," said n prominent Democrat
who called on District Chairman e.
r. Combs, today at headquarters in
the Dominion National Bank build
ing. "Folks IN the Ninth District
want change and they intend to
vote for Peery. You'll see landslide
up our way and it will be one that
will shock many people in the old
Ninth"
A woman caller assured Mr.. Combs
that Peery could be expected to score
heavily with the women when they
go to the polls in November 1--WE
know him to be an able, honest, fear
less man, Christian, u gentleman
and brilliant lawyer, and we must
elect him." she said with enthusiasm.
"fhe women Of the Ninth can help u
great deal If they become active. It's
work that will count in this raco. The
Democrats this year have man of
tho people, "a Virginlan Of their own
blood and we must not fail him. Rest
assured if he is elected he will not
fail us!"
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C. o. p. GEMS.

(From Ohio State Journal, Rcp)
Conlell Hull says that tho Demo
cratic party faces the general cleo
ton Of 1922 with entire confidence
and, just rs soon MS we can get our
nerves under u little better control
and feel able to look him squarely
III Tho cyo and not choke or stutter
or anything, wc arc going to reply
IN our defiant way that we do too.
Senator Simmons describes tho Ford
ney-McCumbor tariff bill as dunn
TOOL measure and our pastor says ho
rather envics a man who cnn clothc
a sentiment In just the right words.
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NOTES OF FORMER TAzEwELI
PEOPLE.

Poolesville, Md, August 18th.
many friends and relatives of Miss
Maggie Spence, now residing in Md
nave just read of the prize she won
III q beauty contest, and wish to con.
gratulate her through the C. v. N.
Crops are good with us. Corn
looks as if it would be bumper
crop. There is plenty of fruit in this
section.
Mr.. Milton Hankins has treated
himself to new Ford touring car.
Mrs. Stella Hankins is home af-
ter spending some time in Balti-
more hospital, where she underwent
a serious operation.
The many sport seekers are wish
ing Fred Linkous would return home
again to swim as he is the cham
pion.
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DIR. sPRoLE LYONS MARRIEp.

The following clipping from an
Atlanta paper, of recent issue, kind
ly sent US by Mrs. Margaret White
Mcmillan, of Fort Valley, Ca, will
be of interest to Tazewell people.
DIR. Lyons was born here about 61
years. Ago. He was reared here. His
father, Rev. Jonathan Lyons, was the
founder of Presbyterianism in this
town and section. His remains re-
pose in the Jeffersonville cemetery
Iazewell people have noted with
PRIDE and much qualification the
work Of DR.. Sprole Lyons, the "dis-
tinguished son of noble sire" The
following is the clipping:
Word was received in Atlanta
Saturday of the wedding Friday in
Allentown, N. j., of DR.. J. Spro,e
Lyons, pastor of the First Presby.
terrain church of Atlanta and Mrs
Robert 7. Daniel, widow of the late
Judge Robert T. Daniel of Griffin
She formerly was Miss Annie Wool.
ey, OF Allentown, and the weddint
with DR.. Lyons was at her child.
hood home, the ceremony being per.
formed by the Rev. James .Matheson
of Allentown.
Mrs. Lyons is one of the mos
prominent club women in. Georgia
and for a number of years has, bee,
treasurer of the State Federation. .ot
iWomen's Clubs. She is prominen
also in church work and is at th,
head of the various church societies
in the First Presbyterian church
DR.. Lyons church. She is a woma,
Of great charm of personality, and 4
widely.acquainted and admired in tn
SOUTH" ''
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COVE CREEK ITEMS.

Cove Creek, Aug 15:lMrs. Fraz-
ier Showers and three daughters are
visiting in the community.
Mr.; and Mrs. Ebert Ruble, ol
MS.aryiand, =. spent last Thursday at A.
S. Shannon's. SO
Mr.. and Mrs. John King, of Mich
OILS county, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Enrls are visiting ut L. 4. Kings
Randolph and Gilmore Showers, of
Bland, are visiting their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Robinett.
Mrs a. T. Fox and daughter, Dora
were the guests of Mrs. A. S. Shan.
non Tuesday.
Mr.; and Mrs, Ward Compton spent
last Sunday ut Rocky Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Stowcrs had
rs guests for dinner Sunday, MIR.
ana a1,l, Mrs; Eugene Showers. Of Blue
,Ie,u; iI MISS us Glennie Stowers, Mrs.
Frazier Showers and Mrs. j. B. Greg
Va
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SUPPLY CREATES DEMAND.

Casually, not alwdys, the demand
precedes the supply" If there is no
apparent demand there is not likely
to be supply forth coming. Busi-
ness men usually wait until an en-
terprise is needed before supplying
lit. However,, in many instances" he
went on, "the supply coming first
the demand follows. For instance
the Hudson and other auto lines now
Fpassing through Tazewell daily from
Bluefield to Bristol and from Taze-
well to other towns i'll and outside
the county, are cases in point. These
lines are doing n profitable business
now, contrary to expectations and
predictions in the beginning. The
through cars are loaded to capacity
both ways twice day. And the fur
thcr development and increase in
these auto lines will come with the
completion of the roads of the coun-
try.
1t will be recalled that when the
car line was built between Tazewell
and the depot years ago, operated
by horses, everybody said the line
would not pay. But it has grown and
is paying the investors n good divi-
oehu. AHe Aolci ul iNorCn laZeWell Is
another case in point 1t is said that
the hotel is fully occupied all the
time. Outside people predicted other
wise. The supply coming first show
ed demand for the hotel. And SO
it goes. There is no doubt in the
world that commodious, up-to-date
hotel in Tazewell would crchte de-
mand-a patronage, that would be
no exception to the rule. But-Taze-
well capitalists do not seem to think
80, and the boat leaves us high, and
dry every day."
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS HERE
TUESDAY.

:, Hon. John H. Hassinger of Alb
lngdon, nominee Of the Republicans
OF the Ninth district for congress-, ac-
companied by U. s. District AttorAav
Lou P. Summers. was in Tazeweil
tuesday meeting and conferring with
the Republicans of the county Thev
were warmly greeted in Tazewell by
both Democrats and Republicans. Mr
hasslnger is said to have made the
impression Of simple, plain business
man upon those with. whom he came
in contact lin the county
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HIGHLANDS LAYMAN'S CLUB AT
WHiTEWOOD.

Richland5, Aug. 16.-Sunday, Au-
gust 13, number of the Layman's
Club, responding to q hurried cali
from Whitewood on Saturday for a
Sunday service in the camps of c.
l.. Ritter Lumber Company 28 miles
from Doran. we, at the early hour
of s A. M fastened to Doran, where
the Ritter Lumber Co. had arranged
a special train for the occasion. At
6:30 our crowd of about 60 in num-
ber boarded the special and ere the
wheels began to roll, the voices be-
gan to tune up for the occasion. The
early August breeze as we meander-
ed up the creek and across the noun
tain, the beautiful scenery with a
merry .thronG of people, the shouts
OF laughter, and beautiful songs of
Zion as it echoed and reechoed, from
mountain to mountain made us all
feel as if we were boys and girls
again.
Many stops were made and when
we reached Whitewood our 2 spec
aal pullman cars were loaded to their
capacity, the number having increas-
ed to more than 100. Awaiting our
arrival at Whitewood "the first lap
Of the journey Id miles from Doran''
there was another special train load
ed with people, and IL more cars
with about 500 in number were add
ed to our number. Merrily we began
to roll down Dismal river and val
ley for another Id mile stretch. With
frequent stops to pick up others who
were of the same mind and who
had made it a point to bring along
baskets and boxes with we'll prepar-
ed lunches for the occasion. The
mountains from every side seemed
to reach the very skies as We look
ed in every direction on the journey
with all eyes trying to see every
freak of nature that seemed so Won
derfully wrought in this section.
AS we landed in the lower camps
of the Ritter Lumber Co. with q
train of 13 cars loaded down, with
some seven or eight hundred peo-
pie we were met by Rev. Golf and a
great number of the citizens who
had gathered under the great tent
where the evangelist "Rev. Golf" had
been conducting revival for num-
ber of weeks. This was said to be
the greatest gathering ever witness.
ed in that section, after q splendic
service in the tent, had recess
must say the good people at White.
wood and that vicinity certainly haG
prepared a bountiful dinner which
was served in and around the tent
and there was plenty left to feed as
many more.
Soon the songs of Zion, with tn,
organ, started anew such music tina
had never been heard there befor,
and after a splendid afternoon ser
vice by the club, and then fare
we'll sermon by the evangelist "Rev
Goff," our train began its journe
back, and as we bade farewell an,
all joined in the great song, "God b
with you" we departed never agail
to meet all of those dear people il
this life.
1t is certainly due the good peopl
at Whitewood Mr.. johnson and 9th
ers, also the lumber CO., and tn
train crew who made this trip pos
sible, our sincere thanks, and W
trust that much and lasting goo
may result from this trip, and som
day, may we all meet on the othe
shore to live with the redeemed fol
ever and forever.
Arriving at Doran about $3.50 W
n all felt that it was good to hay
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WHEN I AM DEAD.

When AM dead, forget me, dear,
For shall never know,
Though DER my cold and lifeless
hands
Your burning tears should flow:
III cancel with my living voice
The debt you'll owe the dead
Give ME the love you'd show me
then,
But give it now instead.
And bring no wreaths to. deck my
grave.
For shall never care,
Though all the flowers I loved tho
most
Should glow and wither there.
I'll sell my chance of all the flowers
You'll lavish when Pm dead
For ono small bunch of violets
Give that to me instead.
What saints we are when we are
gone!
But what's the use to me
Of praises written on my tomb
For other eyes to see?
One little simple word Of praise
l-By lips We worship said,
Is worth hundred eitahs-
Dear,-psay it now instead.
And And faults that now are hard to
Oblivion then shall win;
Onr sins are soon forgiven US
| When we no more can sin.
But any bitter thought OF mo
Keep 1t for when I'm dead
shall not know, shall not care
Forgive me now instead
Lady Congreve.
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MRS. A. d. W. WALTON INJURED

Mrs. A. d. w. Walton, of Roa-
noke. who is here the guest of Mrs.
B. w. Stras, sprained her left ankle
and fractured n small bone last Sat
urday night She, with Mrs. Stras,
was returning from walk in East
Tazewell and stepped in one Of the
numerous holes In road near Walter
Thompson's store, where the acci-
dent occurred. Mrs. Walton is fast
recovering from the accident.
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VISITOR FROM TENNEssrn

Mrs. Maggie Dudley Thompson.
Limestone, Tennessee, Is IN Tho COM
munity on, visit after four venrs
ensence' she left home July 18th and
ior month has been 'nying around"
ml,ongsn m,. relatives, and finally reaches
, I,""e"e,i. she Will visit her brother,
q; i. dudley, Mt Graham, and tho
oiu nome and friends at Falls Mills.
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NEW CHURCH AT FALLs MILLS

1 Harry, Falls Mills, was here on
Tuesday. In addition to other bust
ness matters he paid his subscrip-
tion, and did what he could to collect
something towards the new Method
ist church building in his town, the
former church having burned about
three years ago. The new church
will be of brick. The foundations arc
already completed, and the work will
go forward. The Falls Mills people
deserve the best to be had.
The church is to cost about &c.
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PIEDMONT CONVENTION To
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

The lHedmont Convention of Chris-
tim churches will hold their annual
meeting ut King Chapel. Christian
church, August % to 27. This will
bring quite II number of visitors to
town. Mayor G. w. Grcever.. Raw
a. III. llubank and Rev. w. &. Ad.
ama will deliver welcoyle addresses
Wednesday afternoon. M. Dick.
crsOn.
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MISS BYER APPOINTED.

Miss Hessie Byer.. county demon.
stration agent, has been appointed bv
governor Trinkle as delegate from
Virginia to the Recreation Congreas
which meets in Atlantic City October
9th-12th. 'De'
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WHITE-HYLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. White announce
the marriage Of their daughter Eliz-
abeth White to Mr.. S. o. Hylton,
which took place on August 18th, In
the First Methodist Church, Johnson
City, Tennessee. Rev. Pitt, officiating.
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-------------------
HAYES-PENDLETON.

Announcement is mndc of the mar
riage of Mr. Conner Hall Hayes and
Miss Bertha Oliver Pcndlcton, at the
home of the bride at Eliston, Va, on
July II. Mr.. Iinyc's Is son of Mr..
md Mrs: L. III. Hays, of this county.
Tho bride liz snid to bu beautiful
and accomplished young woman. Mr..
and Mrs. Hayes will make their
nome at Annwalt. where he holds n
responsible position with tho Unit
"l Supply Co.
BAPTIST CHURCH NEXT SUN
DAY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-18

In the Circuit Court of Tazewcll
County, Virginia.
In Re: Forfeiture of Buick Seven
Passenger Automobile, Eng. No
d52G40.
10 gil persons concerned IN interest
Whereas on tho 10th day of Au-
gust, lnza, IL. l.. Spratt, Common
wealth Attorney for Tnzewell Coun-
ty. iln0d an Information ON onth. na
provided By law, alleging tho sciz-
ure of one Buick Touring Automo.
bile Eng. No. l52Gl0 by a. nj. Mutt
ter, Special Policeman, on or about
the 6tn day of July, 1922, on nc
count of Ii. T.. Yost having trans
ported in said nutomobile ardent
spirits from Il point in the Travelled
road leading from tho head of Abbs
Valley to 'llp Top In said county, to
another road III snid county, said
ardent spirits not being contained in
the personal baggage of the snid IL.
F. Yost, which snid violation was
committed in the presence of A. M.
Mutter and William Saunders, the
said a. M. Muttcr being an officer us
aforesaid and the snid II. l.. Yoss
aud the snid automobile were taken
into custody and brought before G..
i. Patton, Justice, md alleging
TINT by reason Of the law governing
such cnscs that the said automobile
is forfo.,od to tho Commonwealth
and praying that the sad automo-
bile be condemned and sold and that
the proceeds be disposed of according
To law.
Now, therefore, all persons con-
cciheu IN interest nrc hereby cited To
appear before the CircuiJ Courr oil
TINS county, ut the Court liousc
thereof, on the 10Th day oil August,
1872, then in session ana SHOW cause
why the prayer OF the information
Tor condemnation and salc OF sand
automobile should not be granted.
Witness, IL. S. Surface, Clerk of
our said court, this tho 17th day of
August, 1922, and in tho 117th year
OF the Commonwealth.
Ii. S. SURFACE, Clerk.
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CHURCH NEXT SUN
DAY.

Regular preaching service Mt IL
~, NJ, T.. Nj. by the pastor, Rev.
Al. q; Alexander. Also ut Bundys
Chapel, 3 p. Nj. .
Sundny school at 10 o'clock Pub
lie cordially invited to these scryicca
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SPECIALS FOR AUGUST AT
JACKSONS.
One Pound Lord Baltimore Paper
A, IN onvelonpe to mntch 81 90

One Pound Lord Baltimore Paper
& 80 envelopes to match, $1.0O
value, ...............,.
Jonteel Velour Powder puff, 80. .10c.
Liggetts Grape Juice, Pints,. >. zoe.
Four ounces Absorbent Cotton. .23c.
25c Jonteel Tale with 50c. Box JON
tcel Face Powder, both for. Soc.
% inch Maximum hard rubber comb
all coarse or fine and course. see.
Jonteel Wool Powder Puff, 8 1-2
inches, ................ .25c.
One Pint Puretest Extract Witch
JAcRsoN AS5flI DRUG COMP any ;SSs'
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COMING!
NEW THEATRE
AUG. % and %
SH HANNON, PIXLEY e. links

JUST THREE PALS"
Big Time Vaudeville.
Bring the children to See JINKS
the DOG with the human mind.
'Also-Regular run Of pictures.
Price for entire house: 33cts.
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FOR SALE.

do ewes for snlo by j. b. and C. II.
Pcery. North Tazewcll. Also Pure
bred Hampshire lamb rams.
Aug. 11-3t.
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NOTICE

! will not be responsible for any
debts or any agreements my wife
makes. VIM. LAWSON, Yukon, West
Va. 1885,.
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FLOUR. MEAL AND CHOP

I"e Niauc rlOur, $3.50
At Mill, Delivered, d,--- 800
Best Wheat and Corn Chop mix
ed, delivered, per 100 lb- 200
Meal, Per Bushel, -S1.OO
"A trial order will convince
you. S. A. WITTEN,
|8-11-2t. Wittens Mills Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-18

Report from Lenine's retreat says
his mind is like that of child. Then
his mental condition must be about
normal.
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FARMERS INSTITUTE.

The state Farmers Institute, held
annually ut our State Agricultural
College ut Blacksburg, Va, began its
session on. August 9th. From MANY
view points this lnstitute was Tho
most successful yet held. or the
numerous good speakers two stand
out-Mr. Aaron Snpre, famous mar
kcting expert and lawyer, Of Cali
foinia; and DR., Dyer, of Vanderbilt
University. Demonstrations in food,
clothing, poultry, live stock, garden
mg anu SOIL utilization, gave concrete
methods of improvements along va
rious lines.
Those attending the Institute from
tho county were: Mrs. II. T.. George.
Mrs. Osear George, Miss Dyer, and
Moss bob Moss, Charles Leocc,
archie Thompson, Snn Thompson,
MIR. Fisher, county ngent.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-18

been along, being the first time that
many of our number had ever seen
the beautiful mountain section of
Buchanan county.
A LAYMAN.
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HONEY FOR SALE

ii w. Pobst has somo very fine
honey for snlc,. 35 cents per pound.
1t is fine. We have tried it-Tlditor
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CANDY SPECIALS.

Martha Washington Candy fresh
each week, pound,- ,-------85c.
Salt Water Taffy, pound --39c.
Saturday Candy, one pound as
sorted, chocolates, lb.,---39c.
Liggetts Candies, per
Pound, --65c. to $l.25
Whitmans, per lb., ,-S1.00 to $1.50
SPECIALS FOR AUGUST AT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Seventeen fair at Goddard Monday
Nov. 20.--ady.
Winter storage for your battery
Expert attention; prices reasonable
Kelly & Nelson, Main street garage.
adv.
j.. J. Bruya Of Maple Grove street
: left this morning for Middlebury
where he will visit relatives over the
week and attend the Vermont Middle
bury game.
A gold piece and other prizes for
best costumes at the masquerade in X
of p. hall next Thursday, auspices
Women of Mooseheart Legion. Plenty
of fun for 10 cents. adv.
There will be a special meeting of the
executive committee of the Red Cross
at the Red Cross rooms on Keith ave-
nue. at 3 O'Clock Monday afternoon.
Please notice change in time and place.
A message broadcasted from station
w. M. A. G. at Cazenovia, n r., last
night asked radio fans to listen for
English amateur station 5 NJ S. trans
hitting on a 270-meter wave length
Nov. IS, between 8 and IL p. m, east
ern standard time. The message will
be in key code.