The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-05-30


Improve your soil - plant velvet
beans. Primer & Gillespie.
Mrs. D. M. Garrett left Monday for
a visit of several days in Memphis.
Two hundred dozen ladies silk hose
white, black and colors, 25c to 81.
Supply Co.
Miss Tommie Lanier returned Tues
day morning from an extended visit
to Memphis.
Canned spaghetti, pork and beans,
salmon, sardines Clipped beef and
veal loaf at Halls Cash Grocery.
Mrs. B. L. Terry and Mrs. Virgil
Lanier left Monday afternoon for a
visit to Memphis,
Though rice il high, we still sell
the best at lie a pound at Halls
Cash Grocery.
Go to the Bargain Basement for
aluminium ware, dishes, fruit jars,
and dollar slippers. Supply Co.
Read the sign in our window about
preserving eggs for winter use. The
Enterprise.
Miss Vera Hayne, Of Memphis was
up Tuesday on visit to relatives
and friends.
Corn flour, barley flour, oatmeal,
grits and rice are flour substitutes
at Halls Cash Grocery.
Miss LYDIA Shelton returned Tues
day morning from a visit to her amt,
Mrs. Hooker Miller, at Rosemark.
Stop your land from washing. Plant
velvet beans in the gullies. Primer &
Gillespie.
Miss Marie Huffman, Of Memphis,
spent Sunday with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Huffman.
Rev. Robert A. Clark and family
returned Wednesday from a pleasant
visit Of a few days to Jackson, Tenn.
Velvet beans are the@ greatest soil
improvers that is known. Primer q
Gillespie.
Mr.. H. F. King, Of somerville,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
his brother, Mr.. F. T. King.
J. B. Gracey, Jr., is spending this
week with his mother, Mrs. Annie
Gracey.
A bushel of Lookout Mountain po-
tatoes planted at the right time will
make 80 bushels at gathering time.
Pinner q Gillespie.
Mrs. G. G. Harvey and son, Arthur,
of Lexington, Miss, arrived here Mon
day night on a visit to the family
of Mr.. G. G. Harvey.
Don't forget that now is the time
to prepare your land for the second
crop Irish potatoes. Pinner & Gill
lespie.
We have about two MONTH supply
Of profit-sharing coupons. \ Be sure
and get your books filled out before
these coupons are all gone. Supply
Co.
Mrs. ]. R. Miller, of Whiteville,
Tenn, who had been on a visit to
Fulton and Martin, arrived here We'd
nesday morning on visit to the fam
ily Of her son, Mr.. Robert Miller.
Go to Primer & Gillespie's at Gar
rett's old stand, and get your turnip
seds-seven top, purple strap leaf,
purple top and white globe. Now is
the time to plant for early produc-
lions.
You can get better prices for your
golden seal and ginseng at Primer q
Gillespie's than any other place in
Covington because they pay the best
prices. See them before you close
a deal.
See the Crow-Elkhart car before
you buy. We have two cars at the
old price-$935 t. o. b. factory. The
new price will be 1895. The upkeep
of this wonderful car is very low.
Claud and Reid Simonton, agents.
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Esq. c. A. Stockley and wife and
son, Mr. H. w. Stockley, R. H, Rob
inson and VIM. Livar came through
the country in a car Friday from
Memphis. H. w. ,Stockley left with
the other draftees from here to Camp
Pike Saturday morning.
See the Crow-Elkhart car before
you buy. We have two cars at the
old price-$935 t. 0. b. factory. The
new price will be 1895. The upkeep
of this wonderful car is very low
Claud and Reid Simonton gents
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If you have country ham to SELL,
see Pinner & Gillespie, at CARROTS
old stand. They pay the best prices
for everything raised on the fam.
They want your business and can look
after your interest better than any
other produce firm in Covington, and
you are guaranteed fairness in ev-
cry transaction,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan D. Sanford,
if Waco, Tex, paid a short visit
10 the family Of Col. William Sanford
this week, leaving Tuesday evening
for short visit to Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. Sanford will return home from
there, but Mr.. Sanford will pay a |
BUSINESS visit to Washington and other
eastern points before returning home. !