The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-01

Fine stationery at Union Drug Go
window Glass. Alexander rug Co
No disappointment when you us,
4 Tube Rose Flour. Sep20-tf.
4 Rugs 25 per cent cheapot than car
fbe bought today. Hamilton Bros.
Buy your window glass at Unior
Drug Co.
shingles-sS.5o up at Mayes-How
ard Lumber Co.
A big line of drugs and drug sun.
cries. Union Drug Co.
Flooring s2.25 at Mayes-How.
ard Lumber Co.
Tube Rose Flour never better thar
now Sep2O-tf.
Tablets, pencils and all school sup.
plies. Union Drug Co.
Wanted. - To buy some corn and
hay. Alexander, the druggist.
Let us show you our large assert.
ment Of rockers. Hamilton Bros.
T. r. stands for Tube Rose Flour,
the best made now. sep2Oti
Best line of mattresses on the
market. Hamilton Bros.
Cook stoves and heaters M. A,
Walker & Co.
Mrs. L. D. Hammer and Miss Mary
Maud Barrett, of Dyersburg are visit
ing relatives in this city.
Dolly Warden and Jacobs fresh
candies always on ice at Alexander
Drug Co.
See R. S. Calhoun & Son for life,
accident, fire and tornado insurance.
Office over Blacks Bakery. o4-4w.
Wool bats in full quilt size at
$3.50 in Bargain Basement. Supply
Co.
Mr.. R. H. Chapman, of Memphis,
came up this morning to look after
business matters.
Pretty silk camasoles, teddies,
gowns and blouses in beautiful tints,
white. and flesh. Supply Co.
Mr.. ]. N. Hall has purchased the
livery business of Mr.. 7. M, Harris
and will continue the business there.
We have very cheap rates on La
bility insurance protecting you
against automobile accidents. Garner
4 Shelton. a30tf.
Buy the children a little wagon,
tricycle. or an Irish mail now. The
price will be higher. See those at
Alexander Drug Co,
Mr.. Herbert Sullivan, of Wilson,
Ark. arrived here Tuesday NIGHT on
a visit to his father, Mr.. j. G. SulL-
van.
Blankets, comforts. winter under
wear and many other reasonable bar
gains in the Bargain Basement. Sup
ply Co..
One of the largest and best as
sorted lines Of hardware, buggies and
implements in the country is handled
at M. A. Walker & Cos.
Mr.. Clyde Johnston and family and
Miss Eva Johnston, Of Ripley, were
guests of the familv of Mr.. A. G..
Strayhorn, Sunday.
See E. r. Buell., the jeweler, for
cheapest, best-made, hish-grade, non
magnetic, adjusted Buren, watches,
from $40 up. all warranted. ol8
While cotton prices are very high.
dent you think you ought to buy a
nice buggy for the family? M. A.
Walker & Co.
Don't forget to call 81 when in need
of timer, or plumber He will come
right now. Covington Tin & Plumb
ing Co.
Plenty of wool sweaters in all the
pretty new colors; also a ~reat va
rietv knit caps, hoods and scarfs
opened this week. Supply Co.
Just received a big shipment of
electrical fixtures. Call and see
see them. Covington Tin & Plumb
ing Co.
Miss Grace Brigham, of Memphis,
after a visit to her mother, Mrs. P.
A. Brigham, in the 18th district, re-
turned to that CITY Wednesday.
Your Christmas presents absolu-
tely free-save all your profit-shar-
ing coupons when you buy here and
you'll not have to buy Xmas gifts
this time. Supply Go.
Mrs. Lucy Hartsfield, of the De-
troit neighborhood, and Mr.. John Roe
of Joplin, Mo-, left Wednesday morn
ing for visit to the family of Mr..
Sam Roe at Blytheville, Ark.
Your time is out on that past due
account. We have given fair warn
ing and now we are voing to rive
these accounts to an officer. Sup
ply Co.
The Covington Tin & Plumbing Co.
has Just made arrangements with
brokerage firm whereby they can save
YOU from Is to 80 per cent on any
hing you may buy.
Almost carload of hosiery for the
whole family. Hosiery will be scar
'er and higher hence we bought
quantities while they were to be had
come and get the benefit Of our
'ig buying and early buying. Sup
'ly Co.
Go to the Bargain Basement for
inoleums, oil cloths, rugs. shades,
mattings, door mats, blank
is. comforts. cotton bats, wool bats,
nd winter underwear. Supply Co.
0ur tcryaS WHARF we charge ooods