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

ness visit to Somerville Wednesday,
No more profit-sharing coupons
after this week. Supply Co.
Miss Lucy Cole spent Saturday
and Sunday in Ripley.
Ladies' fleeced and heavy wool hose
Supply Co.
Mr.. Robert Crofford, of Memphis,
was a visitor in this city Monday.
Mrs. H. E. Boyd, of Atoka, was
among the visitors here Tuesday
Biscuits and light bread made from
Bob White flour will please you.
Mr.. R. P. Powell, of Memphis, was
in the city on a business visit Tues
day.
The very best prices paid for
scrap iron, chickens, eggs, etc. H. h
Rose & Co.
/ Mr.. ]. R. Morrissett left Sunday
for a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Mag
gle Turnipseed.
Mrs. R. c. Barrett and son and Mrs.
Edwin Paine spent Thanksgiving IN
/ Memphis
Don't forget to see A. ]. Hath,
cock if you want to buy town and
farm property. l4n-Vl
( ESQ. John A. Shoaf left Tuesday
morning for a visit to his son, MI
/ R. B. Shoaf, of Port Gibson, Miss
/ Remember. we will buy your sur
lus hogs and corn at market prices.
/ Covington Milling Co.
j Mr. d R. Wages, Of Caruthers-
Vile. No, came over Saturday nlght
on visit to relatives.
Watch for our furs which are now
in transit, and will be here next
week. Supply Co,
Mr.. and Mrs. H, n. Hall returned
Saturday from weeks WISH az
Mt. Carmel.
C. G. Glass and James Mcintyre
returned Saturday from Camp Wheel
or, Ala, having been discharged
Dress ginghams in great GUAM
titles at zoe, 25c, 3Oc and 3oc' sup
OMIT calico, cotton batting, wool
batting, comforts and plank plankeI ~ =
the Bargain Basement. Supply 20
Miss Osey Erwin, Of Henning, IS
visiting Miss Matte Lue Byrd' OF
the GAINESVILLE vicinity
Fiftv-cent union suits for girls
and bows in the Bargain Basement
Supply Go. e
11o MI o,''0 were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. /. P. Flippin Sunday
rive makes fine winter pasture
for live stock. and also for poultry
M. A. Walker & Co.
Come to US for underwear we
can~fit every ladv. man ana chila
n linton county. Supply Co.
Smith Davis bed springs and bed, BEDS,
The hest that can be bought HAM
ilton Bros.
no not destroy your coupons and
certificates. They will be good later
on. Supply Co.
Rest line Of buggies and harness
This side Of the factory M 4
Walker & Co.
Fill YOUR premium book this week.
We'll have no more coupons after
December i. Supply Co.
See that splendid stock Of gents
furnishing goods at $. 2. Montgom-
ery's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Clay and chill
dren, Annie and Armistead, OF OAK il,
land Tenn, spent Sunday with
Messrs. ]. H. and L, P. Flippin.
Another good thing for a Christmas
present one Of those PLAIN q lanc ,s
walking canes at s. G. Montgomerys.
Messrs. ]. M. Williamson, J; M
Latta Misse Helen and Emily Latta
and Mrs. w. D. Gray were visitors
here from Mason Tuesday.
HR. Rose & Co. have just received
4 carload Of lime and plenty Of &C.
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. Farlev Hill, Miss
Jennie McCreight and Mr.. r. ,. Nc
Gala were visitors here from the
Rosemark vicinity Tuesday.
Just received carload Of ine
and plenty Of cement. H. R. Rose
& Co.
Mr.. Ernest Davis and wife, Of
Memphis, spent Saturday and sun
day with relatives in the Phelan VIC
nifty.
Don't forget that H. R. Rose {
Co. pay the very best prices ZOE
scrap iron, chickens, eggs, etc.
Mrs. William Sanford returned
Friday evening from an extended
visit to New York City and East
Orange, N. J.
Shaves that formerly were worth |
only 10 cents are, now selling for ~
cents at Palace Barber Shop. 2lnz
Mrs. Robert L. Erwin, Of Memphis,
is spending the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Byrd OF
Mason.
Mr.. Giles bearing and wife, OF
Wynne, Ark, spent the latter part
of last week visiting his father Mr.
B. 0. bearing.
Don't forget to purchase some OF
Mrs. Hardwick's. homemade fruit ana
chow chow for your Thanksgiving
dinner at Wortham & Primer.
Mr.. Will Ruffin returned home
Wednesday morning from Camp
Zachary Taylor, Louisville, having
his discharge.
W. -, ,,,o4ol, ,,o,,r shoes in silk. L