The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-11-28

Ark, after a visit to relatives at Gift,
returned home Wednesday night
Mrs, Hop Ports, Of Bruins, Ark,
came up Wednesday on a visit to rel
atives.
Mrs. John NJ. Morrison left this
morning for a visit to relatives at
RosemaFk.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Murray spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. d.
I. Turner, at Ripley.
Miss Eleanor Richmond left this
morning for visit to Holly Springs,
Miss.
Miss Dora Feezor left this morning
for a visit to Mrs. A. B, Patton, il
Memphis.
Mr.. Hugh ogilvie came up from
Memphis this morning to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives.
Mr., J. S. Bringle and son, Alvin,
came over from Burdette, Ark, this
morning on visit to relatives.
Messrs. V, W. Pennel and o. T.
Meadors were visitors here from
Drummonds Wednesday.
Sow a patch Of rye for winter
grazing. We have a fresh stock of
seed. M, A. Walker & Co.
Esq, G. R. Ellis, Mrs. Huffman,
Mrs. S, E, MeClerkin and Mrs. S. E.
Marshall were visitors here FROM
Munford Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. C. Reid, of Jackson, sup
erintendent of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. for West Tennessee
was visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. Amanda Haynie, of Memphis,
came up Monday to attend the funcr-
al Of Mrs. Emma Gotten Tuesday
afternoon.
We are now making a standard
weight loaf of bread of all-wheat
flour. It's fresh every day. Gov
ington Bakery.
We have a beautiful line of hol-
iday goods in the Bargain Basement.
See them early while the assort-
ment is complete. Supply Co.
Try our "Aunt Jane" cakes. They
are something new, and have the real
Comeback" to them, CovingtoR
Bakery.
Big stock of all kinds Of knit
goods, sweaters, hoods, scarfs, caps
and toques. All sizes, all colors.
Supply Co.
Mr. W. D. Jones, of Nation, ILL.,,
came down Sunday night and has
been spending a few days in the
county this week looking after his
business interests.
just opened a fresh pretty line
Of tan, gray, brown, bronze and
other fancy shoes, in high cut lace
for ladies. Big range Of sizes and
widths, and we guarantee to under
sell the big city stores on same
quality Supply Co.
Mr.. J. G. Chumley, Of the Mt. Car
mel neighborhood, who has lately been
quite sick, is now able to be up Mr..
G. B. Reeder, of the same neighbor-
hood, is suffering from an attack Of
influenza.
Dressmabing. Call on Mrs. Fon-
tame and Mrs. Challice HARRISON, at
Mrs. Harsson's residence, 1873 Gar
land Ave. phone 257. 14n-tf.
Mrs +, S. Hill, Of Grenada, Miss,
arrived Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. B. Shelton, and will assist
in the Elks' memorial service Sun
day afternoon.
see o,,ros booJaa1. / s1.
loss Of appetite, or that tired, aching
feeling, due to malaria and colds. Fine
tonic.
Be sure and see our splendid line
of cloaks, dresses, skirts and suits.
We open new goods every day, and
can show the very latest fashions
at less than mail order and city prize
es. Supply Go.
If you have a broken window glass,
call L. I. Smith, telephone 212. Pa
per-hanging and painting a speciality.
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Watch for our line Of furs which is
in transit We expect them early
next week, and it viii be worth
your while to see them. They will
be fresh and new from the factory
Supply Co.
Splendid line of dressed and I'M
dressed kid gloves at S. C. Montgom-
very thing you want for
your gentleman friend or
relatives a Christmas present.
Now is a good time to buy clothing.
Our mems store is the best filled
store between Memphis and
Paducah. Children, men and boys
can be fitted from our immense as
sortment and prices cannot be any