The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06

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Espent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
c. B. SimOntOn.
Mrs. n. V. MeCraw returned Tues
day morning from a visit Of two
weeks to relatives at Kerrvifle.
Rev. G. B. Baskerville and wife oi
Longtown. Fayette County, were Wis,
itOrs here Monday.
Messrs. J. W. and Dalton McCrav
and Miss Sarah McCraw were visitors
here from Braden Monday.
Messrs, ]. R. Wallace, Pres Harmon
and c. T. Strong were visitors here
from Atoka and vicinity Monday,
Mr.. w. A. Davis, of Memphis spent
tn ksgTing with relatives in this
city.
Get you a pair of house shoes from
our Bargain Counter. Sizes 1-2 to
Sail high-grade shoes in odds and
ends, $2.-Supply Co.
Mr.. R. K. Mcbride spent a few
days last week in Paducah and other
Kentucky points looking after bust
ness matters.
Wen be out of profit-sharing cou-
pcns after December 18th, and will
have no more until January.-Supply
Co
Mesdames VIC. and ST. Carnahan
and children, after a visit Of several
days to Covington. returned to their
home in Marion, KY, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darragh McFadden
arrived here Thursday to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. McFadden's
aunt Mrs. J. f. Walker.
For the benefit of the nearby trade
we1l begin Monday, Dec. 10th, to
keep our store open at night.-Supply
Co.
Santa Claus now has his goods
opened at Alexander's Drug Store,
and is waiting for you to come in and
tell him what you want.
Mr.. Earl Hayes, now travelling
representative of the R. ]. Reynolds
Tobacco Co., spent several days last
week with homefolks in this city.
Mrs. W. B. Huffman and children,
off Memphis, spent Saturday and Sun
aav with Mr.. W. ]. Huffman and fam
by.
We have the biggest and best best, STOCK s'ton
q clothing ever shown IN Oovm 4SonD
nd we have anti-war prices on Vnei"'
Supply Co. -,
Mrs. H. N. Harper, of Padp a,l,,
,tnnped over here on her return I ;o.l.t
y opp1rhis and spent Monday night
'';th har aunt, Mrs. Alice jennings
Miss Virginia A. Harris, of Wilson's IS
Navel s left Thursday for visit 70
, nee Tonise Harris, at Murfreesboro'
Tenn.
M Y H. Hays returned Tuesday
a M; I'd his home in Byhaha,
A;ss' after visit to his son. Dr. u
J Hays.
Mrs z. L. Eubanks, of the Pnelan
.;cinitv left Saturday evening Tor
,;s;t ~ two weeks to her mother
Irs, Fannie Kimbrough, at Halls
I See asouls in Pawn" high-class
dut,,al Feature, Tuesday night at
he Palace Theatre. This will please
ou.
Mr.. C.E.,and Misses Bessie and !
rene Jaquess spent Sunday with the
amily Of their father, Mr.. VIZ ia
uess, at Yum Yum.
Mr.. G. L. Shelton, of Wappinger's
'alls N. Y, arrived here Monday on
IS regular commercial trip and WIS.,
ed relatives while in the city. !
Mrs. Freddie Billings and children, ;
,ottie and Harriet, Of Upton, spent {
aturday in this city, the guests Of
ir. and Mrs. E. M. Midyett.
Miss Gertrude Guttmann returned
thursday from a visit OF several
avs to the family of Mr.. Abe Nov
*, in Memphis. 3
Mr.. R. G. Weeks, who is now in the
raining camp at Fl. Winfield Scott,
ear San Francisco, spent Friday and
aturday with friends in this city.
Don't wait for unload sales of :
othing this season. All desirable
othing will be higher later on in
lie season. Supply Co.
Miss Rachael Chamberlain, who has
zen spending the past several months
Memphis, returned from that city
unday night.
Take our advice and supply your Q
If with underwear, bingham, out :
gs, clothing, ladies' ready-to-wear, 9
osiery and other needfuls. All goods =
i'll be hard to get, and higher. .
lpply Co. q
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