The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-08-22

CONVICTION. TENN. THURSDAY +
Package salt siill sells for Sc 1T
Halls Cash Grocery
Remember, we vii buy all your
surplus hogs and corn at market pric-
es. Covingt0n Milling %. I5a2w
Durkee salad dressing, 15c and &c.
Libby's salad dressing, 25c d bot
tie. Halls Cash Grocery.
We pay the very top Of the market
for ginseng and golden seal. See US
before selling. Primer & Gillespie.
We are opening new fall goods
from four to six weeks earlier this
year than ever before. Supply Co.
When you have some by-product Of
the farm, see us; we will market it
for you. Primer & Gillespie.
Mr.. John Wilder, of Longtown, and
Mr.. w. G. Jackson, Of Galloway,
were here this week on business.
We pay the very top Of the market
or ginseng and golden seal. See US
before selling. Primer & Gillespie.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Flippin are at
Tate Springs for sojourn of sew
eral days.
When you have some by-product Of
the farm, see US; we will market it
for you. Primer & Gillespie,
Overcome labor shortage by rails
ing wheat. We will secure the seed.
Covingto~ willing Co. 15a2w
Mr.. Viii shelton attended the meet
ing Of the Cotton States Merchants
Association in Memphis Wednesday.
The administration says, Food will
win the war; save it. We add,
make it. Sow wheat. Coving
ton Milling Co.
We are giving you an opportunity
to fill out your profit-sharing cou-
pom books. Ask for coupons when
you buy at The Supply Go.
Rial Long and /. L. WORKMAN left
Wednesday morning for few days
visit to Louisville, KY, and other
points Of interest.
Every depa fment in this big dry
goods store win give you profit-shar-
ing counon with every cash pur-
chase. Supply Co.
Mrs. James A. Fields and daughter,
Miss Fleeta. of Henning, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Flippin this
week.
We open new fall cloaks, suits,
waists and dresses almost every day.
Come and seesthe pretty new styles,
It is no trouble to show goods at
the Supply Co.
Rev. J. M. jenkins, pastor Of the
Methodist church in Clinton, KY,
spent a few days in Covington last
week on business.
Spend So with rs next Monday and
get new premium catalogue and
$20.70 worth Of coupons free. Sup
ply Co.
666 cures headaches, bilicusness,
loss of appetite, or that tired. aching
feeling, due to malaria and colds. Fine
tonic.
The new suits, coats, dresses and
waists for fall have come. Let US
show you the pretty new styles.
Supply Co.
Miss Alma Ellis returned to her
home in Memphis last week, after
visit to the family of G. w. Workman
and other relatives in the city.
Next Monday, August 26. wen give
book, with $20.70 worth of coupons.
70 secure these free coupons and cat
alogue, you must spend with us $500
or more. Only one deal like this to
j family. Supply Co.
G. e. Cockrell, formerly Of Cow
ngton, now travelling for Heinz &
Co., out of st. Louis, returned to that
sity Monday morning, after visit
If a few days to homefolks.
Our ladies' ready-to-wear depart /
nent is alive with pretty, bright, new
styles in fall suits, cloal1s. dresses
md waists. It will cost you nothing T
% see them. Supply Go.
Mrs. M. H. Marks and daughters,
salene and Florence, Of ut. Smith,
Ark, left Friday morning for Mem
1his and Nashville.
Now is the time to fill out your
1rofit-sharinr premium books. We
rive coupons with every purchase, or
will exchange your coupons if you
iced other denominations to fill out
our book. Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Whitehead
md family, Of Brownsville, visited
Irs. R. s. Calhoun. of this city, last
week. Miss Mag Calhoun returned
lone with them last Thursday.
See us about dcmestics, sheetings,
Writings, percales, longcloth, null,
ambrics, nainsook and other every
lay usefuls. We will undersell the
nail order houses and city stores.