The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

Criseo is cheaper than lard at Hall'.
Cash Grocery.
Fresh new goods opened every day
as the Supply Co.
Butter and cheese on ice ct Halls
Cash Grocery.
Second cop Irish potatoes pay il
PLANTED in time. Primer & Gillespie
Fresh lemonsS oranges, grape fruit
land bananass at Halls Cash Grocery
Andrew, little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Anderson, returned Saturday
from a visit of several days to rel
atives in Memphis.
Misses Katherine Morrison and
Nora Gee are attending the summer
session of the West Tennessee Nor
NAL School, in Memphis.
Mrs. w. L. Mcbride went We'd
lnesday morning on visit of a few
days to the family Of her son, Judge
| p. w. Lanier, in Memphis.
Mr.. Leonard Goss and family, of
Arlington, and their guest, Mrs. J.
B. Abingdon Of Birmingham, Ala,
were visitors here Monday.
DR.. Thams, Misses Lola Jones and
Pauline Krauss, of Memphis, spent
Sunday with the family of Mr.. Dan
Jones.
Mrs. J. w. Wells and daughter,
Katherine, Of Memphis. spent Sun
day with the family Of Mr.. N. w.
Hopper.
Mr.. Charles Gill and his aunt,
Miss Adelia Clifton, spent Monday at
Park Field, Millington, and while
there were guests Of Miss Logan.
Mrs. John J. Boyd and son, James,
spending this week in Browns
vile, the guests of Capt. Alfred
Boyd and family.
Misses Margaret Boyce and Willie
May Faulkner returned FRIDAY to
their home at Idaville from the Wo-
mans College, Due West, S. C.
Mr.. Floyd Kelley is expected to
arrive at his home in the Idafille
vicinity from Camp jackson, Colum-
bia, s. G., on visit to homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Nj. Reams and
Miss Bessie McKinstry, of Somerville.
spent Sunday with the family of
Mr. L. l.. Alexander.
Miss Sue Flowers returned Tuesday
from visit Of few days to Mem
phis, and was accompanied by little
Miss Mary Eleanor Conley
You can plant velvet beans in your
corn without any bad effect, and en-
rich the soil at the same time. Pin
ner & Gillespie.
Mrs. Mary Page left Friday morn
ing for visit to the families of
Mrs. j. f, Blaydes and Mr.. Alfred
Boyd, in Memphis.
We have the biggest and best stock
Of hose for the entire family to be
found between Memphis and Paducah.
Supply Co.
Don't forget that now is the time
to prepare your land for the second
crop Irish potatoes. Primer & Gil
lespie.
Little Miss Katherine Dupree left
Friday morning for visit to her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Dupree, in Memphis.
A bushel of Lookout Mountain po-
tatoes planted at the right time will
make 80 bushels at gathering time.
Primer & Gillespie
Fill out your books with profit
sharing coupons while we can help
you. We only have about a two
months supply now. Supply Co.
Get the prices the bic city stores
are asking for goods and sthen see
how much less we sell the same goods
for. Supply Co.
Sport slippers on our bargain toun-
ter in splendid run Of sizes and good
variety of styles. Worth $3.50 to Sc.
Good: new styles, sale price $500.
Supply Co.
We only have June and July sup
ply Of profit-sharino coupons--be
sure and get your book filled out
before they are all gone. Supply Co.
All who subscribed for bonds Of
the third Liberty loan through our
hank are requested to call and take
them up and settle for same. Union
Savings Bank. In
Misses Bessie jacques and Annie
Laurie Fredrickson, who are attend
ing Nelson's Business College, Mem
phis, came up Friday evening on a
visit to relatives.
Messrs. ]. T. Bollinger. w. E.
Dodson, Mrs. B. A. Shelby, Mrs.
Lloyd, Miss Ruth Bentley and Miss
Margaret Rast, of Quito and vicinity,
were visitors here Monday.
Mrs. H. r. Rose and daughter,
Hattie Green, and grandsons, James
Elmer and Henry Edward Stephenson,
left Sunday for a visit to the family
of DR.. H. N. Sullivan, at Gadsden.
Mrs. j. D. Hall returned Monday
evening from her visit to Union City
land Eas accompanied by her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Stitt and her sis
tier, Miss Lizzie Stitt.
Mr.. J.. G. Huffman, after a visit
to relatives in this county, returned
to his home in Charlottesville, Ark.
Tuesday. His wife will remain ovel
for longer visit to relatives.
Mrs. S. A. Johnson, Of Jonesboro
| Ark. formerly Miss Mary Lauder,