The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-09-20

Auto Sponges. Union Drug Go.
Read our Fashion Review ad in
this paper. Supply Co.
Tablets, pencils and all school sup
plies. Union Drug Co.
Moderate price hats to be found at
Covington Millinery Co.
Buy your window glass at Union
Drug 20.
Everything is fresh and cheap in
price at Halls Cash Grocery.
All kinds Of toilet articles for sale.
Union Drug Co.
We want you to see our hats before
by ny. Cevingtor Millinery Co.
Ask for proit-sharing coupons
when you buy at the Supply Co.
Picnic Hams from $1.40 to 1925 at
Halls Cash Grocery.
The newest creations in millinery
arc now to be found at Covington
Millinery Co
Ten pounds Of sugar for $100 at
Halls Cash Grocery,
Let us frame your picture before
the fall rush. Cobbs Bros. Furniture
Co.
New wheat bran, 1925 a sack at
Halls Cash Grocery,
Fisher & Johnson, agents for all
kinds of insurance. Office at the
courthouse, Covington, Tenn. S13tf
Bananas, grapes, oranges apples
and lemons. Halls Cash Grocery.
See our stock of mating and rugs
before you buy Cobbs Bros. Furni-
ture Co. 49,
Miss Thelmq Blaydes, daughter o.
DR.. A. B. Blaydes, of At0ka. has en-
tered the Snowden school in Memphis.
Just received a big shipment of
mattresses. Prices right. Cobbs Bros.
Furniture Co.
t"l napor, window shades and.
'r'~dow glass at Cobbs Bros. Furni-
ture Co.
Fisher & Johnson, insurance agents
office at courthouse, Covington, Tenn.
S13-tf
Miss Annie Northcutt of the 3rd
district, left this morning for visit
To Crockatt county,
1t will pay you to see our pretty
new styles in cloaks, suits, dresses,
skirts and waists. Supply Co.
Newest styles, colors and shares
are shown by us. Covingt11 Millin-
cry Co.
Mr.. Palmer Smith returned to
Princeton, N. j., Thursday night to
re-enter the university there.
Buy your Tennessee wagon now
before our stock is exhausted. 1t will
be hard to pet them later. NJ. A.
Walker & Co.
Mr.. Ralph Robson left Monday for
albuquerque, N. NJ, and expects to
make his home there. Mr.. James
Robson will join him there later.
Dolly Warden and Jacobs fresh
andes always on ice at Alexander |
Drug Co.
Mrs. J. L. Fleming and children
lave returned from a visit to the
amily Of the formers father, Mr..
Cd Ralph, at Sullivan, Mo.
A complete assortment Of jewelry,
and clocks now in stock at
Alexander Drug Co.
Miss Mamie Bate and Mrs. Annie
brown. of Middle Tennessee, visited
Hiss Bette Simpson, Of Salem last
feek.
Get your Tennessee wagon now
nile VIC have the stock. NJ. A. Wal
Ell & Co.
Mrs. d. w. Ruffin, Jr., and little
aughter. Norma, are spending the
eek with the formers sister, Mrs. {
ugene Younger, at Mason. {
Birth OF a Nation" coming October
h. Watch for big ad later in this
aper. Cozy Theatre. {
Miss Louise Hill left Friday for
visit to her brother, Mr.. Charles
ill, at Richie, Miss, and from there /
i'll 20 to Columbus, Miss, to enter
]. 4 G. College.
We have very cheap rates on liza I
lily insurance protecting you q
yainst automobile accidents. Garner ]
Shelton. a30tf.
Mrs. L. I. Haynie and Mrs. w. C. Ip
'alker, after visit to relatives inIy
is county, returned to their home III 4
cmphis Friday.
Mr.. Ashbel Baird left Tuesday for /
ne West, S. c., where he will enter Il
e junior class of Erskine College. t
Revs. R. P. Walker and ]. G. John
n and Mr.. F. w. Hill left Tuesday >
+ Oakland to attend the meeting Of +
g PresbyteTy. q