The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10
PERSONAL MENTION
window plass. Union BUG ID.


neighborhood, is visitor here today.
Composition roofing from $1.OO up.
Mayes-Howard Lumber Co. a30tf.
Paints and oils. Union Drug Co,
Miss Myrtle Murphy is visiting
in Memphis.
See our stationery line. Union
Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scurloek, of
Mason, were visitors here Monday.
Anything you need in the drug line.
Call on us. Union Drug Co.
Mr.. S. A. Burkhart, of Arlington,
was visitor in the city Tuesday.
Economy shingles, $3.50. Mayes-
Howard Lumber Co.
We want your business this year.
Union Drug Co.
Mr.. L. G. Byford, of Revere, was
visitor in Covington Wednesday.
Mazda light globes. Union Drug
Co.
Watch for our big undermuslin sale.
Supply Co.
Trade with us this year. Union
Drug Co.
Mr.. E. D. Richmonds left this
morning for a business trip through
East Tennessee and North Georgia.
Mr.. w. E. Hall has gone to Mari
eta, Ga, on an extended visit to his
son, Mr.. Leander Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Conner, of
Ripley spent Saturday in the city,
visiting the family of DR.. j. j. Boyd.
Mr.. W. A. Brown left Thursday for
a visit to Mammoth Springs, Ark,
and will probably locate there.
Messrs. H. H. Sanders, j. G. Shell
ton and Raymond Jackson were Wis
itors here from Mason Wednesday
We will deliver groceries and COW
feed anywhere in the corporation.
Hastings & Primer.
Messrs. Clarence Bryan and Walter
Crigger were visitors here from Mum
ford Tuesday.
Mrs. R. X. Baxter left Monday
for a visit to her sister, Mrs. j., H.
Motley, in Memphis.
Mrs. J. R. Taylor and Miss May
Hill left today for few days visit
to Memphis.
We are now putting out past due
accounts for collection. Pay quick
and save yourself cost. Supply Co.
Mr.. N. A. Naifeh and two sons,
are visiting in Hickman, KY, this
week.
See our big bargains in cloaks, furs,
suits, skirts and petticoats. Supply
Co.
Mrs. A. W. Russell and children
left this morning for Dyer, Tenn,
where they will now make their home.
Our shelter is now ready, and we
are paying $1.4O for good, white corn.
Covington Milling Co. 1Oj-tf,
Mr.. C. c. Billings will move Sat
urday to Dardanelle, Ark, where he
will in future make his home.
Ask for profit-sharing coupons
when YOU spend your cash at the
Supply Co.
Mr.. ]. o. Scott,of the Glenn Springs
was a visitor in Covington
Wednesday.
Lots of good, cheap shoes for the
whole family on our bargain counters.
Supply Co.
Miss Martha Crenshaw, Of Mt.
Carmel, left Monday for a visit to
ner sister Mrs. John Elan, at White
maven, Tenn.
Mr.. M. E. Goodwin, Of Vicksburg,
Miss, former agent of the Ameri-
AN Express Co. in this city, was in
Jovington Wednesday on business.
Go to the Bargain Basement for
heap quilt calico, quilt cotton, wool
batting, wool knitting flosses and |
Khaki wool. Supply Co.
We will sell on Saturday, the 18th
,nly, eight pounds of good roasted
.offee for one dollar, cash. Hastings
Primer.
Louie Wyatt Mitchell, of the Gilt
Edge vicinity left Tuesday night for
lamp Gordon, near Atlanta, to enter
he soldiers training camp there.
Get your profit-sharing coupons
vhen you trade. We can't give them
o you next week or next month for
Vhat you buy today Supply Co.
]. W., Lovelace, of Durhamville
'enn., after visit to relatives in the
icinity of Tabernacle, returned to his /
ONE Tuesday morning.
Domestics, sheetings, tickings, cal
20, outings, ginghams, shirtings,
nd spool cotton, at less than mill
ost. Supply Co.
Mr.. w. A. Ross, of Brighton, goes
aturday to Roxie, Ark, to join his
ather, Mr.. ]. B. Ross and family,
tho moved there several weeks ago.
Mrs. j. W. Wells and little daugh-
er, Katherine, of Memphis, are Wis
ing the family of the formers faith
r, Mr.. J. W. Hopper.