The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-06-07

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Drug Co.'S.
Carey BringIe, son Of Mr.. w. E.
Bringle, left Tuesday for visit to
Tupelo, Bonneville and Baldwin, Miss.
Squibb's mineral oil at the Union
Drug Co.'S.
Mrs. ]. w. Wells, Of Memphis, came
up Friday on visit to the family Of
her father, Mr.. N. w. Hopper.
See our line Of refrigerators and ice
boxes before you buy. Cobbs Bros.
Furniture Co.
Mrs. w. E. McClanahan- and child
rem, Of Braden, were visitors here
Tuesday.
See those beautiful 5000, all wool,
tailored suits for ladies' and misses
on display in our window. Supply Co.
Mrs. S. A. Dewese left Wednesday
for visit of few days to relatives
in Memphis.
Nothing like our profit-sharing plan
ever offered in Covington. 1t is worth
your while to look into it. Supply Co.
Mr.. R. E. King, Of Memphis, was
in the city Wednesday attending cham
Gerry court.
One lot of ladies' high grade corsets
worth 81 to So but small sizes--13, 19,
2O-in June Sale at Soc. Supply Co.
Messrs. Herbert Harris and Carl
Rice were visitors here from Munford
Tuesday.
See those good shoe bargains in the
them at about half of today's factory
cost. Supply Co.
Mrs. VIM. Marshall anil Miss Lois
Mitchell were visitors here from Ma
son Tuesday.
Columbia talking machines for cash
or on the installment plan, $15 to
$3.50. Double disc records at factory
prices. Supply Co.
Misses Edith and Thelma Marshall,
of the Egypt neighborhood, were Wis
itors here Monday.
Light globes for sale at the Union
Drug Co.'s.
Messrs. H. C. and J. M. Crigger, R.
L. TIGER, G. P. Clements and w. w.
Bibb were visitors here from Munford
Wednesday.
TaIcum powders and perfumes.
Union Drug Co.
Attend our big waist sale in the
Bargain Basement. Good seasonable
waists for ladies and misses at 2bc,
SOC and Zoe. Supply Co.
Mrs. Mollie Stitt and granddaugh- |
ter, Miss Elizabeth Cary, left this
morning for a visit to Mrs. j. w.
Merritt, at Atwood, I'll.
Special cut rates on children's slip
pers, carried over from last season, at
SOC, Toe and 81. These are off styles
but splendid values. Supply Co.
Mr.. G. Y. Brown, Of Eatonton Ca,
arrived here Monday and win remain |
for some time in the interest of the
jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. |
Mrs. w. L. CoDpenbarger, of Mem
phis, came up Wednesday on a visit to 4
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. M.
Jacket.
Miss Lora McClelland, who has been
teaching in the city schools Of Spring
field, Tenn, returned home for vaca-
ton Tuesday night
Miss LYDIA Boyd, of Sweetbrier, Va,
arrived here this morning on visit
to the family Of her brother, Mr.. B. B.
Boyd.
Mr.. Robert Kirk, Mrs. R. L. Strong
and daughter, Miss Pansy, were visit
ors here from the Atoka neighborhood I
Tuesday.
Mrs. S. R. Shelton, Jr., and daugh-
ter, Miss LYDIA, left this morning for
Dawson Springs and from there viii
pay visit to Mrs. F. X. Henderson
in Nashville.
Mr.. Jesse Hunt, who is now in camp
with the other boys of the First Ten
nessee regiment at Columbia, arrived
here Wednesday evening on short
visit to homefolks.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Frizzeil, Of Thaxton,
Miss, arrived here Wednesday to Wis
it his son, Mr.. T. M. Frizzell, Of the
Detroit neighborhood.
Mr.. ]. F. Cooper and wife, Mrs. Bet
tie Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Gamble
and little son were visitors here from
Drummond Wednesday.
Misses Grace and Pauline Rhodes,
of Whiteville, Tenn, arrived Monday
on visit to the families of Messrs.
]. A. and G. B. Rhodes.
DR.. W. H. Harrison, Messrs. C. F.
]. S. Corder ]. T. Cousar and
w. HI. Hill, Of the 4th district, were
visitors here Wednesday.
Mrs. Willie McCullers and son, Wal
ter Garner, left Wednesday morning
for Greenville, Miss, where they viii
spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd Brown.
Mr.. L. s. Hazlegrove, formerly of
this place, now freight agent Of the
Illinois Central railroad at Fulton,
KY, was a brief visitor in the city
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Rose, Mrs. Win
ME Hastings and daughter, Miss Will
lie, and Miss Ursula Elan went
through the country in car Monday
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