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4.^4..^.1.j..t..>^^^4--?"l-I"l'^-l-'5-,I">^'t"l";'-:' Miss Margaret Taylor, of Russell
+ X county and Mr, Albert Pccry, of this
X ? i TV T I county, were married at tl?' homo of
T I /\/tnl l\!?\Arc t ll?1 bride near Lebanon yesterday
? LuKJK^CXl llCWo 11 morning. They passed through Tusc
X well last night onroute east. Upon
* + their return Mr. and Mrs. Pccry will
^MiMi-iH.^^?^^??.;.?????^^^^.^., | [n;i!,(i lhti|r nomo w|tll Mr |v,.i v's
?, . . i? ? parents, -Mr. and Mrs. .las. Kd. Pccry.
Choice sweet potatoes at Hoyel s. |'*' "*"?_
. , . ,, r? ? o ? The Variety Store is increasing its
i ?i iinV1'1' B0yn ? ?s'T,:, !y B,k stock every day. Just step in and sec
ed $1.00 broom. It .s a "corker. ??,,?,,;,.??:?? .??, enlargement or
Washboards, tubs, mops, mop wrin- lhe ?k' AM ???****> Pr,w?'
get buckets, dollies baskets, soaps, v,...?.,. BOrviccs at the Christian
etc., at Beyer's. church every Sunday at 7 p. m. All
? .? , j .,, . I cordially invited to attend. These
Sayrsvilc church will give tin ice sun,im' wiu c|OB? .,, 7:.K KivUiK
crean? and cake supper next batur- . , ,-??, ,? ,,..?.,, ,.< lMI|:ll. ,.|,m<.|.
day, Sept. 20th._ j services nl any other church.
Born?to Mr. ami Mrs. c. W. Bow-! .,.,?. ,,uiM ? Kara|jC b?ck
ling, a boy. _ , r the'r store, tisked for by the Auto
? ,,, , ,. , ,, Sales and Machinery Co., is being
Pry Lnrubccs Best Hour at Boy- (||| ||y |h(. Tow|1 CoUIIC||f pending
crs* the hearing of objections raised by
cili/.ons living adjacent In t'.'
Mr. W. T. Baker and wife, of Nor
gar
\ in< el ing v. ill be held tonight
i0,?,rh?M !'."''" Vs;!'"!, M1*' ,,,M,I1M,a' to con i<l the mutter forth
J. W. Wlutlev at North fazcwcll. _
W. 1). Puller, of Norton, was a husi
ness visitor to Tazewell this week.
Mis Kttti lluhkimV milinery onen
itlg look ! 'IUI1 tili.', week. The ladies
W< re there in large numbers to view
th" new ereiilions of Hit- millinery
.??it.
Chiiplain P. Credlc, who ha:: just
returned from Prance, will preach in
lhe Christian eliurch Sunday morning
the Mill, at eleven o'clock.'
Mi s Alma Smith, who ha:: been
vi it ine friends and I datives hi the
great northwest, ha-; returned to her
luime here.
You have tried the rest, now try
the BEST, Sunbeam at Boyi r's.
Little Rosalinda St. flair, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. St. Clilir, ha.
been ill at her home lu re for I be past
several days. She was reporlid much
better on yesterday.
Chop, flour and meal al Bayer's.
Col Win. C. Pendleton, who ha
been visiting his daughter, Mis. G.,
M. St. Clalr, in this town, lefl Tiles- Luid lay Mif.idre who hum- been
dav for Red .lachet. W. Va.. to visit serving With the American h.X|.t
bis son, Pred W. Pendleton. I,'";".-V forces in lrai.ee. has returned
,_ lo bis home liefe.
Swnnsdown cake (lour at lloyer's.
- llajor Whitman Receives High Ollice.
Ployd ASCUC, who received a sen-: .Major .la-. P. Whitman, of llorse
tence of 30 days for storing liquor,] pen, Im been mad" Inspcclor-Gcii
which ordinarily means a similar termI |.|-a| ,,r the Confederate Veterans of
on (he county roads, will ml be able Virginia, Iiis election to Ibis high
to do the work rci|iiired ai the win-' i,Hi.-,- having taken place al llarrisson
vict camp on account of physical dis-l |,urg nl ? <? ? - annual meeting last week,
ability, lie is now detained in the ._
county jail.
PY-LEMON at Boyer's. Try it.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Baker, of Nor
folk, have recently enjoyed a pleas
ant visit to Mrs. [inker's sister, Mr .
J. W. Whitlev at North Tazewell.
\ Teacher's Prayer.
Father in heaven, let me look
<>ie- moment from my desk to Thee
Before I take the lesson-book
Ami face ihe in-w (lay's mystery.
I know lhe lore that I must teach,
Letter ami number, lake and star,
Any yet I falter, for in each
So many greater lessons are. i
Mrs. Will K.I. Pccry, her son. .las.
W., and Charles L. urecur, returned
Wednesday from a visit to Mnrvoldu. My dullard hoy. my wayward girl,
Mr. Greear will enter the Med'
College of Virginia at Richmond n<
week.
CnrltOII Met'all. of Norton and Vie
tor McCall of llouaker, were hi re tin
week attending the Pee ry-Met'nil wed
ding.
They stumble blindly in the dark; |
( IimI, give me power In reach the
And kindle there some vital spark;
' Ib lp nie tu make a broader faith
The noie of each .lav's smallest
task,
I'o teach by heart and not by rote.
Thy splendid truth, is all i ask.
Robert W. Ilarman will leave Sat?
urday night for Socnr?, New Mexi.
to enter the Stale School of Mines,
lie has sold his business, The Variety
Store, to his sister. Miss Minnie Ilar?
man.
The Knights of Pylhiim Lod.
North Tnzewoll will give a picnic til
Dailey's chapel next Tuesday after?
noon. The members of lhe Innige .
urged to be ill North Tazewell very
promptly at 10 a. in. Tuesday and all
who have automobiles lire requested
to have their ears at the place llllil
time appointed.
Subscribe t<> this pnptT.
well that liberty
more 1 hau selfish
Let me letu
Is something
power;
That simple love and kindliness
An-, after all. life's richest dower
On each il< ar child-mind let me trail
Some line In marl. Ihe wrong and
right. ,
Weaving with lessons of each day
The l< in. of lhe Infinite.
KAT1IKRINK ATIIKRTO'N GRIMES,
lT. Southern Agriculturist.
I it For Inspection.
"Lady outside wants to see you."
"1 wunder if she's worth seeiii?"
"She is. Itliie eyes, golden hair,
perfect figure. Ob, boy!"
Unquestionably lhe Greatest Motion Picture Ever Produced
New Theatre Saturday, Kept ember 27.
Matinee and night. Tickets will be placed on sah; at Jackson's
Drug Store Sept 20. All gwita reserved.
Brought To
UNCLE Sam's efficient
Parcel Post System enables us
to ojve you the identical service
on Cleaning and Dyeing as we give
our city trade.
The postman merely takes the
place of our city ntiio trucks. Cut
your clothing bill in half by sendiii";
us your old clothes?we'll return them
just like new.
Calls and Delivers To Tazewell Every
Tuesday and Thursday by Auto Truck
cMiUonaL 84 ni<md st.
^&$EmZS5m&r BLUEFIELD.W.Vo.
Agents Wanted To Work On Commission in Surrounding Territory!
I have quite a number of good
farms for sale. Just listed, a bar?
gain. 101 acres at ?1'J,000.00 bank
barn, new large. New ten room dwel?
ling with bath, lays on pike; to Phila?
delphia. Buildings worth more money
than is asked for farm. H. P.
liUNDY, Port Deposit, .Maryland.
Where Is This Dog?
Alex Heavers airdale dog has stray?
ed away or was stolen, lie is a pup
about li months cdd. Have you seen
the dog- Write or phone Mr. Heavers
here, of any information.
Attention Saw Mill Men.
After finishing a job of about six?
ty thousand feel lumber we Mill sell
our complete saw mill out I it, in good
condition.
..Will contract with a reliable party
to do this work, same to apply on
payment of mill which will about
offset our price. Write us for par?
ticulars. SWAKTZ Mil,I.Kit, LUM?
BER CO, Cedar Bluff, Va. 9 5 41.
A Humor.
There is a street rumor to the ef?
fect that Senator J. Poweyy Koyall
will be a candidate for Cue Senate on
on independent ticket. Mr. Koyall was
out of the city on yesterday, and of
course could not be seen.
Inquiring among his friends fails
In confirm the rumor, but on the
other hand they hot the idea, saying
"there is nothing to it, only some?
body trying to start something. Po?
well has loo much sense to alempt
a thing like it."
Crockett-Stacy.
Graham Daily News of yesterday:
The Crorkel t-Slacy nuptials were
celebrated last evening on time and
the bride and groom boarded the Mem?
phis Special for a trip to Baltimore.
It. K. (anekelt, cashier of tile Dank
of Graham, claimed Miss Kose Stacy
for his bride, and (he ceremony was
performed by Dr. C. C. Weaver, pres?
ident of Emory and Henry College,
and brother in-law of the bride. The
Weddding look place at the home of
Dr. Weaver at Emory. Attorney G. P.
Crockett, who accompanied his broth?
er to Emory and acted as best man,
has returned to Graham, and the bride
and groom are expected to arrive on
Sunday night.
MUSIC PUPILS
Desiring to unroll with
James Elmer Brown
Should write or cull him at Blue
field !>cfoi*e September Ifith
Ice Cream Supper at Mt.Csrmel
There will he an ice cream supper
at Mt. Carmel church next Saturday
evening, September the 20th.
"Big Bargain In Farm?Immediate
Possession."
"Bluegrass and grain farm of 150
acres 7 miles from Blucksbuig on
main load to be macadamized. Around
125 acres cleared and in cultivation
and grazing, including 25 to 30 acre
bottom land. There is original growth
oak and walnut timber, including
walnut worth $1,500 to $2,000, ac?
cording to a government inspector.
A spring as fine as flows is near the
residence. .Improvements include a
large, old brick residence (with
telephone), in poor condition, hut it
is habitable and is occupied, ami a
small stable. A school and store an?
within a few hundred yards of resi?
dence. Cond neighborhood. There are
good reasons why this farm is of?
fered at the sucrfficc price of $05.00
per acre on terms of 1-3 cash and
balance I, 2, " ami 1 years. The owner
has another larger farm and he has
one son, who is leaving home for
college,?therefore the farm offered
is just that much more than the
father can handle. This farm is worth
a great deal more money than the
price asked, but it must be sold im?
mediately. The first man who in?
spects it will buy it. Telephone or
come to see me at once if you are in?
terested in this property. If you want
a bluegrnss and grain farm of any
size, come to see me. Town property
for sale also. .). Ii. FOGLKMAN,
lilacksburg, Sept. 12 It.
.Miss Bessie I'eery Becomes Miss Moss
Yesterday's liluelicld Telegraph had
the following:
A marriage that w;ll be of great
interest to people of Burke's Garden
ami Tar.ewell county was celebrated
at. the home of Dr. and Mrs. Thos. B.
I'eery, 121 Ramsey Street last even?
ing at S o'clock, when Miss Bessie
N. I'eery, of Burke's Garden, became
the hiidc of William Oscar Moss, ol"
Locsbiirg, Va. The home had been
beautifully decorated with palms,
ferns and golden rod, a great bower
of golden rod making a fitting set?
ting for the altar. After the cere?
mony the bride and groom and their
friends entered the dining room where
the bride's cake was cut and delic?
ious refreshments were served. The
bride is the dai'ghl r I f Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. I'eery, of Burke's Gamlen, and
is a cousin of Dr. Thos. K. I'eery, of
this city, in whose homes he has been
a frequent visitor.. The groom is a
prosperous and wealthy young farm?
er, now of London county, though a
native of Burke's Garden.
The bride and groom left on train
No. Hi for Norfolk, Va.. whence they
will go by boa: to New York and oth?
er points of interest, after which they
will go to their home at Lccsburg.
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
can both be had iro.' 1 the Mountain
City Marble Company, of Mountain
City. Term., at quite reasonable prices.
We handle first-class
material and our de?
signer is an expert
in bis line, there?
fore, we guarantee
both work and ma?
terial to be number
vie. Satisfied cus?
tomers at reasonable
prices is our motto,
and if you should
doubt this just, give
js u trial and we will
convince you.
We also handle
IRON FENCING. If
If you aro in need
of anything in this line just drop me
a card und I will be at your service.
Let me ul least give you prices and
show you designs before von buy
J. NEWTON RHUDY.
TAZKWKLL. VA.
The Southwest Land
Co., of Abingdon, Va.
Will sell your
Farm for you.
Subdivision of large
farms and estates
a specialty.
20 years experience.
"A Square Deal on
Every Farm."
Write or see
R. II. GIST, Solicitor,
E. C. A K E US, Mgr.,
ABINGDON, VA.
An Announcement of
Fuller's Fall
You'll surely want to see this big new selection of fall
styles in ready-to-wear for yourself and the children.
There's Wooltex Suits and Coats; La France shoes of the
finest quality for ladies and misses; and Buster Brown
shoes for the little folks.
See the Fall Millinery
"Particularly attractive"---that's what they're saying
about womens hats for fall 1919. Better see them early
while the choice is large. There's a hat for you in the
store; you'd better get it before someone else does.
Thru the new store we've
been able to give you a new and
finer place to do your shopping
But that's only one phase of
fuller service.
Every article you buy here is
guaranteed. If anything proves
unsatisfactory, bring it back.
We'll gladly replace it or refund
your money.
In this store you can safely
eliminate from your mind the
question of quality in any ar?
ticle .you may consider buying.
We take care of that when we
buy; our long experience makes
it safe for you to rely on us.
Just to remind you?
Our dressmaking department is ready to
receive your work. If you've been looking for
someone who can put your ideas into a dress
you'll find her here. She'll be able to put in
the little touches that are distinctive of the
season's styles.
300,000
Miles
1., -d^nf^^?s??
Whew! Some travel! And all for you!
It would tire you to death to trapse
around that much yourself, but writ?
ers and investigators for
GEB
cover that much ground every year.
The distance of twelve ticnes around
the world, they go, to get the impor?
tant farm facts, the broad national
viewpoints that are presented each
week in the pages of the one great
national farm weekly.
und nil tlic rest. Also it
will pay yon to know how
much food they ore grow?
ing, for ive must mnkc up
the deficit. Mr. McMa
hon's articles will be
starting right soon. The
way to insure getting all
of them?and a year full
c.f fai m progress besides
?is to subscribe today
for'! HECOUNTRYGltN
TLBMAN. It costs Only
1 Dollar for 52 big issues.
In addition to the scores
of men who ore traveling
forTlIliCOUNTKY GEN?
TLEMAN ill the United
States and Canada, Join
R.McMalion isiuEuiopc
to study the farming of
the new nations born of
the world war. There are
lessons for the American
farmer in tin- practices of
the K'i.-skill, I he Pole,! he
Bohemian, the .Italian,
the Dane, the Jugo-Slav,
SEND ME YOUR DOLLAR-TODAY
A. M. BLACK, Tazewell, Va.
Phone l'JS.
The Country f Or- i Tke l> "<?*' Home Jooraa! To-? ,!orJ:c/ Evniug Port
niMi-a.M lit :*~-ti.n ^ u??.-!z.oo
CLINGING
NVtSIBLE
FACE POWDER.
Perfumed with the Costly New Odor of 26 Flowers
DOESN'T blow or brush off the face, but
sticks closely, giving a dainty "bloom", far
different from that chalky "make-up" look of
inferior powders. Doubly delightful with its tich
Jonteel fragrance. Try a box today.
JOHN E. JACKSON.
rj^ r^rai:::^b-.:r.:: . : =IL; > f _ .i._.i....vr.: p i: ;
TTHE most fascinating suits of the
^ season are now at hand and are
to be seen and purchased by you. The
women who have waited until this
month to purchase their Fall apparel
will not need to choose from stocks de?
pleted and picked over.
Our display is splendid, wide and fresh. There are gar?
ments of many unusually attractive materials and of un
questionebly the most acceptable styles and modes. It is in?
deed a pleasure to invite the women of this community to
note the values of these late arrivals and to show them.
M. J. Hankins
The Sttirc That Satisfies.

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