The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08
Dollar slippers. Supply Go.

Dollar slippers. Supply Co.
All Of our high-grade and cheap
straw hats for men and boys at half
price. Supply Co.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hardwick and chill
dren have heightened their visit to
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. R. Carter, of Somerville, Tenn.
Miss Lucy Minor Croffori and her
visitor, Miss Lois Crews, of Ballinger.
Texas, left Friday night for a visit
of week or 10 days to Chicago.
Mrs. t. C. Haddon returned to her
home in Nashville Saturday morn
ing, after visit to the family OF Mr..
NV. G. Hanna.
Miss Jennie Lauderdale left Satur-
day morning for Dyersburg, after a
short visit to the family of Mrs. John
Craig.
A good Jersey COW, just come fresh,
for sale; or win trade for yearlings
or beef stock. S. o. Huey, Brighton,
Route /. 4jytf*
Mrs. ]. S. Cooper, of Memphis, after
a 10-days' visit to her mother, Mrs.
M. o. Gee. returned to her home Sat
urday.
Miss nellie Somervell and Miss Err
mine McNeely left Tuesday morning
for Montreal, N. G., to spend the
remainder Of the summer.
All Of our 15c, zoe and 25c lawns,
voiles and batistes are being closed
out at 1Oc. Forty-inch splashed
tinted voiles and silk mixtures. 25c.
Supply Co.
Come and see our line collection
of new fall cloaks, suits, silk dresses,
serge dresses, silk skirts and waists.
They are the latest models for the
coming season. Supply CO.
Mrs. Gertrude Mccall Campbell
left last week to spend the remain
der Of the summer and the winter
with her sister, Mrs. ]. D. Bumus,
of Moline, Ill.
Mr.. r. A. Baxter, salesman for
the G. M. & A. Co, together with
five others, went to Memphis Monday
and returned with six new Chevrolet
automobiles that afternoon.
Instead Of giving profit-sharing
coupons, we are cutting the prices
on lawns, voiles, straw hats, sport
shirts, pearl buttons and other mid
summer goods. Supply Co.
Messrs. Edward Leach, M. a. Chill
dress, Walter Mason and ESQ. S. H.
Drummonds, Of the Drummonds vicin-
ity, were visitors to Covington on
business this week.
Fix the children for school. We
have an immense stock Of cheviots,
madras, percales, ginghams and other
wash goods, especially for early fall
and winter dresses, skirts. waists.
and rompers, 15c to 35c. Supply Co.
Mr.. G. B. McClelland and family
and niece, Miss Charlotte Peteet, left
Tuesday morning on a cross-country
trip to Greenwood. Miss, for a few
days. visit to Mrs. McClelland's fa-l
ther and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Gift and daugh-
ter, Maud, Mrs. G. N. and Geo. Volz,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Hunt and family,
and Miss Nina Maley are spending
this week at the clubhouse at Cold
creek.
Our government wants US to elm /
mate city delivery and save man-pow-i
er. We therefore ask our customers
to carry their small packages. Larg-
er packages will be delivered to you /
as usual by us. Supply Co. i
Mr.. Henry Hall and three children,
Of East Orange, N. X, arrived last
Saturday on short visit to his moth
er, Mrs. Mary J. Hall, Of the Mt.
Carmel vicinity. Mr.. Hall will leave
his children with his mother and will
return to his home the latter part Of
this week.
We are opening early fall and VIM
ctr coats, suits, serge dresses, silk
dresses. waists, underwear, silks,
dress goods, hosiery. shoes and wash
goods. Come at your earliest con-
and let us show you the new
fall styles. No trouble to show goods
at the Supply Co.
Full 36-inch fine Sea Island domes-
tic that is being sold elsewhere at
35 cents yard. We bought this
Albany" Sea Island last year on a
low market. and viii sell it to con-
sumers only, at 20c. School day
mulI-yard wide, fine, soft lingerie
.loth-an ideal fabric for hign- grade
Worth on today's market
zoe; our special sale price Csc. Sup /
3ly Co.