Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10

N. NJ. Walker.
One pound of Baltimore Linen pa
per and fifty envelopes for 95 cents
ut Jacksons.
FOR SALE-One Ford ton truck,
in good condition. A bargain for
quick sale. BEVERLY MURPHY,
Tazewcll, Va. 3-1Otf.
Rev. A. S. Ulm will peach Sunday
II n. m. at Mt. Olivet; $3.50 p. nj.
ut Concord.
One pound Of Baltimore Linen pa.
per and fifty envelopes for % cents
at Jacksons
Mendel's make, the house dresses
that are well made-The Big Store.
Sue, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Is. Howell has been sick for several
days, but is better at this time.
All colors of Colorite for making
new hats out of old ones at Jack
sons Drug Store. It's twenty-five
cents bottle this year.
Henry Thompson, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is i'm
proving.
All colors of Coloritc for making
new hats out of old ones Mt Jack
sons Drug Store. It's twenty-five
cents a bottle this year.
Mrs. c. w. Steele who has had
pneumonia, is greatly improved.
Raven-Iiuc ndKlcvcr Klad dness.
es in the new Spring shades-THE
BIG STORE.
When n man buys n KIRSCH.
BAUM Suit, he gets the guarantee
on the color. The Big Store.
One pound of Pure Test EPSON
Salts, the best made, for II cents,
Mt Jacksons Drug Store.
Mr.. Louis Gcorgeton, of Blucfield,
was visitor to Tazewell this week,
Mrs. j. w. Hartman returned Tues
day from visit to Mrs. John Laird,
at Charleston, West Va.
Squire II. E. Howell, of Burkc's
Garden, was in Tazewell Tuesday,
this being his first visit to Tazewell
Tor sometime. lie has passed thru
the winter well and is hale and hear
ty and rs strong n Presbyterian and
Democrat rs ever.
While it lasts we are selling five
rolls of toilet paper for TWENTY-FIVE
cents. Jacksons Drug Store.
Mr. j. Meek Hogc has been ill at
his home in Burke's Garden for sew .
eral days, but is much improved. His
daughter, Mrs. II. c. Bowen, has been
nursing him for the past week,
which accoynts, no doubt, for hi;
rapid recovery.
While it lasts we are selling tive
rolls of toilet paper for twenty-five
cents. Jncksons Drug Store.
DR.. j. N. IIigginbothnm has re
covered from illness which has kept
him confined to his home here for
Several weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Crcgar, the miller oil
Thompson Valley, orders the papcr
sent to his son, Joe Crcgar, who is
taking course at the Michigan
State Auto School, in Detroit MI.
Crcgar has for number of years
been an employee of the Tazewell
Motor Co., and is first class me.
| chanic.
One pound of Pure Test EPSON
Salts, the best made, for II cents
at Jacksons Drug Store.
There has been n great deal OF
, sickness in Tazewell recently. Mrs.
Gussie Bowen, Mrs. Alex Barns, ano
Mrs. JAS. II. Gillespie, all living Iii
tho same community, have been i'll
with severe colds and the flu.
III OHehcHs, pouPnt, SOlu or made IL
order-Mrs Briggs Poultry Yard.
New Theatre, March II.
Christmas comes once year.
Mrs. Briggs Poultry Yard-New
Theatre, March II.
Mrs. j. A. Leslie is still confined
, to her bed, but is recovering slow
ly, and will be able to sit up for
few minutes at time now.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. T Thompson
have gotten about well. They escap
cd an attack of the flu. Their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chapman H. Pecry, Cedar
| Bluff, spent several days with the
family this week.