The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-29
PERSONAL MENTION

Window Glass. Alexander Drug c.
None as good as I-de-lite7u self ris
ing Flour. sep2O-ti
Nice line of soaps just received
Union Drug Co.
See Garner & Shelton for fire
life and accident insurance. 1w
Window Glass. Alexander Drug CO
Vinol, the great tonic. Union Drui
Co.
Good outings at 1Oc IS l-3c an,
II 1-2c. Supply Co.
T. R. stands for Tube Rose Flour
the best made now. sep2Ot
Quilt calico in small pieces - Al
yards for SIPS. Supply Co.
Buy your flash lights at the Uniol
Drug Co. i
See our rugs, carpets, linoleum anC
mating. CObbs Bros, Furniture Co
Never a complaint on I-de-lit-V
Self Rising Flour, sep2Oti
See the pretty new cloaks we open.
ed this week. Supply Co.
No disappointment when you use
Tube Rose Flour. II Sep2O-tf.
Get flash light at Alexander
Drug Co.
T. r. stands for Tube Rose Flour,
the best made now. sep2Otf
Six dozen late style coats for la
dies opened this week at the Supply
Co.
Mrs. S. Ballard and little son left
Wednesday morning for visit of a
few days to Clarksdale, Miss. SO
A complete assortment of jewelry,
watches and clocks now in stock at
Alexander Drug Co.
Plenty of bronze hose to match
your brown shoes at Soc, 75c, $3.50
and $500. Supply Co.
Try a bottle of Alexander's men
tholated cough syrup. 4Oc now. Guar
anteed at Alexander Drug Co.
Plenty of quilt calico in the Bar
gain Basement 3 lac a yard, Sup
ply Co.
Mr.. John Brown, Of Newbern, was
the guest of Mr.. E. L. Roper and
family Monday. WA
Forty-yard rolls of quilt calico in
the Bargain Basement for SIPS. Sup
ply Co.. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Simonton paid
a brief visit to Memphis the latter
part Of the week.
Be just to yourself and buy early.
There will be no cut prices on desir-
able goods this winter. Supply Co.
Sugar is very scarce. You had bet
ter buy now. Ten pounds for $l.0O.
CARROTS.
Bargain counters Of ladies', misses,
MEMS and boys shoes at less than
half the factory cost. Supply Co.
Mr.. John Currier, of Paris, Tenn,
spent Tuesday night with Mr.. H. D.
McGaughey. eAet !
Our shoe bargain counter is loaded
with ladies', misses, mems and boys
shoes at So and 1925. Supply Co.
Mrs. A. G. Smith, of St. Louis, ar
rived here Sunday night on a visit
to the family Of her nephew. Mr..
Ed Klingman.
Buy your Christmas goods early
this time. Desirable goods will be
scarcer and higher later in the sea-
son. Supply Co.
S2.25 cash for cotton seed meal.
$1.00 for 10 pounds Of sugar, soc for
one gallon best sugarhouse mo-
lasses. CARROTS.
Well be out of profit-sharing cou-
pons the middle of December and will
not have any more until January.
Supply Co.
Mr.. L. E. Greer and family motor
ed to Munford Sunday and were the
guests Of the family of Mr.. @. /.
Davidson.
Just opened several hundred dozen
Christmas handkerchiefs, which,Swe
are going to sell at about theS old
prices. Supply Co. =
Messrs. S. S. and J. P. Hurt, j. IT,
Jones, Emmett and l.. C. Wiseman.
were visitors here Tuesday from the
Drummond vicinity.
Our import order Of Christmas
handkerchiefs came in this week. and
you'll find theem in a class by them
selves. Supply Co.
Mrs. Giles H. Rives returned to her
home in Brownsville Tuesday, after
spending several weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. R. S.Calhoun.
Mr.. r. w. Hill returned Wednes-
day morning from a visit to his
brother, Capt. A. B. Hill, in Mem
phis. Capt. Hill is in a very feeble
state Of health.
A. X. Hurt has purchased new
machine and is now prepared to do
all kinds Of patch work on shoes BY
machine. hand or invisible. Located
at % North Main street. n293w
Combination petticoats in all the
leading high colors, beautifully made
Of good grade spun gloss with deep
pure silk ruffle and self-fitting waist,
something new and desirable for
$3.50. Supply Co.
Woolens of all kinds have advanced
more than double in the past few