The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-12
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss MOllie Harrell is now employ
ed at the Covington Millinery Co. t
Mr.. j. A. Porter, Of Ripley, was {
visitor in this city Tuesday.
Big stock Of hosiery and underwear
just received at Bailey's.
I Miss Mollie Harrell is now employ.
ed at the Covington Millinery Co. II
| DR.. C. L. Hays left Monday night
for brief visit to Nashville.
Trade at e, NJ. DeBakey's dry
goods, shoes and groceries. 1w
Big line Of Virginia Dare dresses
for ladies now on display at Bailey's
Trade at E. NJ. DeBakey's - dry
goods, shoes and groceries. Nv
Mrs. M. B. Ware returned Wednes-
day morning from an extended visit
to Montreal, N. G.
Miss Mollie Harrell is now employ
ed at the Covington Millinery Co. If
Mr.. Carl Rice, Of Munford, was
among the visitors in the city We'd
nesday,
All the new fall hats for ladies'
for less money at Bailey's.
Miss Lois Richmond left Tuesday
for Holly Springs, Miss, where she
will enter the Synodical College.
Miss Mollie Harrell IS now employ
ed at the Covington Millinery Go. If
Miss Willie May Cox, Of Henning,
came down Monday on a visit to the
family Of Mr.. wv d. Boston
We sell millinery for less than 9th
ers, Bailey's.
Dir Il D Baddour and son, Mitchell,
returned Monday from two-weeks'
visit to Nashville and Lebanon, Tenn
Trade at r. M. DeBakey's dry
goods, shoes and groceries. lw
Mr.. Sidney Cary, Of Wilson, Ark,
came over Sunday on a visit to rel
atives in this city for few days.
Big line Of ginghams on sale at
zoe yard at Bailey's.
Mr.. ]. B. Bradley and wife and Mr.
J. B. Sheriff., Of the 9Th district, were
visitors here Wednesday.
Yard-wide brown domestic for 1715
cents at Baileys.
Mr.. w. M. Lawrence and wife, Of
the Drummonds vicinity, were visitors
here Wednesday.
Gordon hose is the best hose made.
On sale only at Bailey's.
Mrs. Kate Reid left Wednesday
evening or a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Thomas 0. Gibbs, Of Chicago.
Don't fail to see the Virginia Dare
dresses on display at Bailey's.
Mr.. A. H. Overall, Of Glenn
Springs, was a visitor in the city
Wednesday.
Big line of mems and boys new fall
suits just received at Bailey's,
& Mrs. w. T. Mccormick left this
for few days visit to rel-'
atives in the Upton vicinity.
Ladies, you will save money if you
buy your fall hats at Bailey's,
Miss Hazel Bonner. Of Memphis, af-
ter a visit to her aunt, Mrs. E. M.
returned home Wednesday.
Our ready-to-wear department is
now full of new fall suits. coats and
dresses, Bailey's.
Mrs. w. F. Walker and children,
Of Memphis, after a few days' visit
to relatives in South Covington, re-
turned home Wednesday.
We pay the very top Of the market
for ginseng and golden seal. See US
before selling. Primer & Gillespie.
Mrs. w. L. Coppenbarger arrived
from Chicago on visit to
the family Of her father, Mr.. R. N.
Jacket.
We are showing a big line Of new
fall suits and coats for ladies. Bal
Iey's.
Mrs. Alva McQuiston and baby, Of
Bolton, are visiting the formers IA
Their, Mr.. o. E. Martin, Of the Gift
When you have some by-product Of
The farm. see US; we will market it
for you. Primer & Gillespie.
Mrs. w. w. Moore, Of Conway,
Ark, after visit to Mrs. E. M.
Of this city, returned
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