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Arm yourself against Grippe, Influenza, Bronchitis,
Cold in the head, Catarrh and Pneumonia; Many a
serious illness begins with a simple cold that you can
guard against by carrying with you a package of
Stop the cold and you stop the risk of sickness with its
dangers and expense. Rcxall Cold Tablets are n most
reliable and convenient remedy. Thirty tablets in a
package, price 30c. ::::::
?/ic fficxatl Store
BIG STONE GAP. VIRGINIA
LOCAL ITEMS.
W. Hi tfiokels, .Jr., ..f Bristol,
spent Sunday in i lid I lap.
Miss Gcorgn Uostwiek, of
Bristol, spent Sunday iii tIk
(Jap with hoihcfnlks.
G. K Taylor, editor of the
OlintwoOd News, spent Sunday
in tho (iap with Ins pa routs,
Oiipl. and Mr-.;. Hour) Tit) lot,
Mr. and .Mr . (JlaroiiCO lhivis,
of itnbodon, spoilt Sunday in
the Gap v'siliiig .Mrs. Davis'
parents, Mr. mill Mrs. \V. 'I'.
M ahull t v.
Miss Kdcliacl < 'raft, of Gate.
City, is tho guest of Missis
Margaret .iiid M iry Hnuit in
tho < lap Litis wool;
Roy. K W. I'diss vVo.nl in
Graham Saturday, where lie
hold sorvicos mi Sunday.
Mr. und Mrs. ('. (i. Watts and
throe lions, Toil, Qlillord and
llerinoii. of Norton, spent Sal
Urdu)' und Sunday in lowii vis.
iliiiK:tho family of Paul .lessee
and Mis. Wait-.' sister, Mrs.
Tuliimge ('i.unts
lt. II. Bruce and family, of
Norton, motored down in the
< lap Sunday and spoilt a few
hours visiting rolntives.
I T. ami (i.K (iiiiv spoilt
Sunday afternoon at Panlco,
\ isil ing Sli;iIt-r < 1 illy and family.
V. S. Paine, (if JolinBoh City,
Tonn , wris i business visitor in
the pap last Friday.
Iliilu'ri Potter was clown from
Norton Sunday visiting his
brothers, ami Will Potior.
.I from.' Wells spent Sunday
at I I lite City visiting friends.
K. A. Humor spent a few
days lust week in Cincinnati on
business
Call up Paul's 1'af.e for
prompt and reliable eat service.
Phono 140,
Mrs. Will Hall and children,
of Norton, Spent Sunday in the
Uup, the guests of Mr. and Mrs;
.1. I.. Met loriiiick.
Miss Georgia Cox, the popu?
lar night operator in tl?0central
oilice, is convalescent from an
attack of inllucil/a.
(inner !?'.. t irr, su peri lit enden I
of the Honedicl Goal Company
at St. Charles, spent Friday
night at the Monte Vista on his
return from u business trip to
Bristol.
"".Mrs. Vilas Wells spent Sun?
day in Norton the en. si of Miss
Koso Hamilton.
livery man who docs not
Save
is in danger of depending on charity
In Old Age
1( you would avoid that possibility, start an account
with today. Yon cannot tell when your
Earning Power Will Stop
and the reserve fund of the savings account stand
between 01 and charity.
INtERSTATE
FlMmmmi CO.
;C.SXARTtRfr*t?M??KNT JB.WAMPLER.CASHIER'.
BIG STONE GAP. VA.
e
The only truss that holds and don't
hurt. Does away with hard ball,
using soft felt pad instead. A new
truss recently invented, patented
and manufactured by
H. N. Witt, at Morristown, Term,
Don't fail to investigate the Witt
Truss. For men, women, and chil?
dren. Now on sale by the
THE MUTUAL PHARMACY
?/yal Quality Dmy Si ore
BIG STONE GAP, - VIRGINIA
Fresh oysters, big as saucers,
at Paul's Cafe.
Reuben Ranks, who was call?
ed to the (lap last week on ac?
count of the serious illness of
bis wife, returnee! to Hampton,
Va., Sunday whore he is with
the Motor transport. Mrs.
Hanks is much improved.
Mr. ami Mrs K W. Nickels
spent several days this week in
Kinusport Visiting Mrs. Nickels'
brother;
Mr. and Mrs. .loo Noil ami
little daughter, of Dorchester,
; motored down to the .Clap Sun?
day and spent a few hours.
Mr. and Mrs; S. .1. < Iii miry',
of Stonegn, speti' Sunday even
ing in tho (lap with Mr. anil
Mrs. It. K. Khoads.
Albemarle pippins at Paul's
Cafe.
Miss Hazel Hurkleroad, st.-n
ographor for the Mineral Min
|tor Company, spent Sunday in
Bristol ?villi relatives.
'Pro (iilly has returned to his
! home at Kast Stoiiii Gap from
Camp Humphreys where he has
been in training for the ptisi
several months, having biieh
discharged from service.
Miss Kiltie Collier, of StO-!
negn, is spending tt few days in I
the Oop this week visiting Mis
Kreil Gibson;
()'; II. Ii. Mullins, of Sh negd, i
passed through town Saturday !
en route to Rast Stone Gap,
?vhero be spent Sunday ? isitmg
relatives.
Misses Elizabeth Edwards
and Elizabeth Gunther, of Alii
puluchiu, spent a few hours in
the Gap Saturday afternoon.
D. P. 1'ierson, Sales Manager
for the Stonegc Coke und Coiil
Company, who has been spend
iilg several days in Atlanta, on
account of having an attack of
influenza, returned to the Gup
Saturday.
Mrs. (>sear Willis,of Si, Paul,
spent a few days in Ihe Cap last
week with her mother in law,
Mrs. R. P. Willis. While bore
they bud a beautiful monument
erected ill (ih-UCoe cemetery ,0
Oscar Willis' grave and a small
[one erected nt Mrs. Osctir Wil?
lis' infant daughter's grave.
Mrs. A. ?). Sewing und little
daughter ami sister, Miss Doris
Warner, left Sat unlay night for
their home near St. Louis,
where they will spend two
Weeks visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Baker, of
Akron, <>.. arrived in the Cup
Friday nigh: fiom Washington,
T). ('., ?vhere they spent several
[days visiting their daughter,
Mrs. 11.11 Stevens. They are
visiting their son, Joseph M.
Bilkor, wIki has an important
I position ?vith the Southern Rail
I way here.
Newt Williams, of ('amp Lee,
I who is ?vith a motor transpo"!
I company, arrived in town last
! week and will spend a ten day
I furlough visiting his parents,
Mrs. Lindsay Horton ami two
.little daughters, Bettie and
Ellen, have just recovered from
! tin attack of inlluonza.
A meeting of Ihe Community
I League will be held next Mon
dny at the school hall at 3:'I0
eastern time.
Mrs,Proctor Brown, accompa?
nied by Proctor, .lr., returned
Saturday from Chat til.ign
where they attended the Oih
cinnati Orchestra Concert, ?vith
Ysage, Belgian violinist, di
recting. She was the guest of
frieuds oil Missionary RiJgo.
\Ye expect ;iv Shipment of
fancy iniiPtrfkitSsFVIrtftj Pfttil'sj
Gttfo.
Mrs. Honry I'rcHlih, >f Tt/.e
well, im visiting lier brother,
Mr. Clarence Kelly at the .Monte
Vista Hotel.
Mrh. Burgess, of Komoke,ar?
rived in the Gap last week,
where she will visit her son,
E. F Burgess, for some time.
W II. Carrier, claim agent
for the Stonegn Coke and Coal
Company has moved his office
from Stonegn to Big Stone Gap,
aiol will be lochteil in the In
tertnont Building. lie will
move Iiis family bereu? soon an
be can secure a suitable resi
denen.
Misses Kitty llollninn and
Clara L?? Burchlield, went to
Kingsport Friday afternoon
and spent several days visiting
f rictids.
Harry T. Taylor, General
Superintendent of the Kentucky
River Bower Company a' Ha/,
aril, spent one day in the (lap
last week with his baby son,
Harry Kibbler T.iylir, who is
witli hits grand-parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Taylor.
Bonnie K?th?rine, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Win,
Oiiborne, died at home of her
parents near Minion's store Fri?
day morning from pneumonia
following iiillucn/.a, aged n
mouths and It days. Funeral
services were heal from the
home at I0::|0 Satusdny morn,
illg, and iuteimeut was made in
tho Dickehsou cemetery
Mr. and Mrs. IL L. Line and
two children who have been
sp?ndilig -"tue time in the Gap
with Mrs. Lime's parents, Mr.
ami Mrs. I; 1' Barren, return?
ed to their home in Bye Cove
Sunday, where iliey will pack
their furniture and move back
to I be tjup in a few 'lays.
Mr. and Mix. K. Ii. Motiser
and daughter, Miss Sara, of
Spurtiinburg, S. C, arrived in
the (lap .MotidiiV, where tlioj
will visii Mi and Mrs ( Itis
Mouser.
Dr. Btifus Morrison, brother
of II <?. Morrison, of this city,
is now in charge of a hOsptlftl
containing 2,000 patients, in;
France. In a letter recently re
ceived from him by Mr. Moni |
son, he stated that he expects
to remain at his post its long as
there is anything to do, and
that, he thinks, will bo several
months.?Bristol Herald Couri?
er.
FOB SALF..--."?,0111.1 bu. Mam
moth yellow soy beans, I'J.'iU
per bu : 5,000 bu. Whippoorwill,
iSew Km and mixed pens; t:i 40
per bit : 1,000 bu. Clay and
Black Beas.JH.oO per bit;; 500 bu.
Mountain beans, sc per lb : 1,1)00
Im. <?r?nge I !anb seed, fl 7A per
bu. All f. <>. b. our station, sub?
ject to confirmation, Hickory
Sued Co., Hickory N. I'.
Charles Voting, soil of Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Voting, of Ston
ega, who has been with the
American Kxpoditionay Forces
in France for a year or more,
was Severely wounded last Sop
tember and has been' confined
inn hospital since that time,
but has fully recovered accord?
ing to information received bv
ins parents from the War De?
partment last Sunday. Ho was
severely Wounded in bis right
arm, but it is not known to
what extent or how it occurred.
< io to church next Sunday.
Mass Meeting
There will '"' ;1 mass meeting
of the Dehiocri||s of Wise ('nun.
fy, at tin- Town I lull. Norton,
Virginia, on Saturday February
llrsl at t Wo o'eloek p. in.
j For the eleetioli of a lieu
I County Committee, and a Coun?
ty Chairman, also to perfect an
organ i/.ut ion for t he County idee
lion in November. All interest?
ed Democrats tire ligetl to attend.
Junior Auxiliary.
The Children's Missionary So.
ciety vvill journey to Alaska
tins afternoon with Mr. and.Mrs
Bliss. Meeting at the Totiraiiie
at 3:30 p. m. Coine one, come
all, and see what the missiona?
ries lire doing for tin? Kskimoes.
Farm for Sale
I have for sale a 25 acre farm,
three roomed dwelling and
good stable, within half mile of
school building in Big Htcoc
(jap, Vol. (.'all on or write,
anl -1-1 K. A. AVUBS.
Amuzu Tfie?tre
THURSI)AY--TomoiTo\v
"William Fox f t is mis
? '?^?^ i?-J U-4.'-_ .
THE SIREN OFTHE NILE
Direct from its Big New York Run
at the Lyric Theatre
What the New York Papers say of Cleopatra:
rhc producer* have recreated most realaslicall) all the lavish sur
rounding* thai ?orc built tip lor the pleasure .mil "tilni ol Oils Queen.
Hui ihc) Have nol stopped hire f lie ballte bt Vellum, Ihe lhs| urea I
naval battle, and incidcniall) the nnduinx nl Antony, IS thrllllngl) pot
Irayed, and this u lollnwcd b> ilie storming ul Phardahs palace. Ihc
plciurc is remarkable dir man) qualities, rheda Hara demonstrated nn.>i
lallslactorll) hist how the Siren ul Ihe Nile ''got aua>" with cvcr>thhiK
accredited lit her. ^-Evening World.
One nf ihe most sumptuous and sensational motion picture spectacles
thai have been produced. In largeness ol scope and appearance ol >nlid
reall) Its ensemble scenes have Had m> superior and few equals, lite
masSlve scenes "I ancient Rome and Vlexandrla weie superb. Miss Bira's
trank Iheatricalism protects her ?mk (nun any undue suggestivfcnesS.
Herald.
Pric
35c including war tax
All o!' Our Meal Is
Scientirically Cut jj
and yoti -it fust what yot. [?]
m
m
TAKE YOUR
CHOICE OF CUTS
The Reason
M we tlnu't try to switch cuts "ii you bet
IS] just old fashioned ctio?fdi to believe that
[cji dishonest to (hi sn, no matter it you doh
j|j know tlic difference.
I Hrsel's
P In Polly Building. Bi? Stone (Jap, Virginia ^\
m
ise we arc|
would licit?
SSI
. E. Fox 80 Company
Phone 97
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Big Stone Gap, Virginia
Sole Agents for K. B. Whitridgc, Payne
H^irs and John Fox, Jr. Business ant) ev?
idence lots; also acreage property facing the
public road to East Stone Gap for sale.
Write or call oh us for prices arid Lerins.
Fl
FRIDAY, JANUARY 31st
ALBERT VIERRA'S
presenting
"A Night in Honolulu
ALSO SPECIAL FEATURE
"A GLORIOUS ADVENTURE'
Featuring
MAE MARSH
Prices: 30c and 50c plus war tax

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