The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-27

2 ter-the best.
os' Mr.. Lyle Bringle paid a visit
es relatives at Charleston, Miss, Tuei
day.
u Tino cigars, at the cigar cour
CIV ter-the best.
Nv Judge R. B. Baptist left Monda
a. for Somerville, where he is holdinj
court this week.
s. That Smooth, rich. velvet coffee
Omega. Try it.
50 Mr.. Ed Mayo, Of Memphis. came III
Wednesday morning on visit to rel
\ atiYes at Tabernacle.
That smooth, rich. velvet coffee
e Omega. Try it.
Mary Garden, Azurea and Dier.
s Kiss perfumes at Roper MCGEE Drug
: Co. %
No better morning cup than that
one from Omega coffee.
Mrs. l. S. Clement and son-in-law
Mr.. q. II. Avis, of Mason, were Wis
itors here Tuesday.
No better morning cup than that
one from Omega coffee.
Mrs. Annie Hammer has returned
from an extended visit to relatives
lat Braden and in Memphis.
$500 silk waists on sale for $3.50.
IN bargain room. Bailey's.
Thousansd and thousands of new
Easter footwear, 81 to $3.50 Sup
IpIy Co,
Sl.50 table linen on sale in bargain
room for $l.O0 yd. Baileys.
| Look at our ad on another.page Of
this paper You will find something
new each week. Primer & Gillespie
Children's dresses, 6 to IA, on Sale
for $l.OO in bargain room. Bailey's.
See our display Of pretty Easter
Shippers, pumps, colonials and OK
lords in window Supply Co.
Sl'5O shirtwaists on sale in the
bargain room for $1.00. Bailey's.
Easter coats, Ncapes, dolmans. suits.
ply Co. p
If you need new window or door
screens or want to have them re-
paired, let F. M. Taylor do the work
Tor YOU Telephone "a or 279. 6mtf
See our display Of Tom SAWYER
play clothes and school clothes in
front window. Supply Co.
Look at our ad on another page Of
TINS paper. You will find something
new each week. Primer & Gillespie.
Ten thousand yards of 25c light
oercale on sale in our bargain room
for loc yard. Bailey's.
Prof B. o. Duggan, who now
makes his headquarters in Atlanta.
spent Sunday with friends in this
,ity.
Covington now has a hog market
six days in the week. and we pay
he highest price. Covington Milling
60.
Come and let us show you our
lew spring dresses, suits, coats, skirts
md waists. Supply Co.
Look at our ad on another page Of
his paper. You will find something
new each week. Primer & Gillespie.
666 cures headaches, bilicusness,
oss of appetite, or that tired, aching
feeling, due to malaria and colds. Fine
ionic.
Mr.. /. H. Lowenhaupt and nephew,
lake Lowenhaupt, returned Tuesday
night from a very pleasant weeks
,isit to New Orleans.
The price on cotton seed hulls is
low 60c per hundred. This price will
lold good until further notice Cow
ngton Cotton Oil Co.
Mr.. Jake hurry, Of Bardwell, KY,
las been down for several days on
'isit to his brother, Mr.. Van Muir
Y, Of this vicinity
Fire, life, tornado and automobile
See Fisher & Johnson,
gents, at the courthouse, Covington,
'enn. m13tf
Be sure and see US about ladies'
oats, suits, skirts, waists and silk
resses, We can help you. Supply
o.
Red top, timothy, red clover and
.spedeza all make fine pastures and /
ay crops. Get the very best seeds
rom M. "A. Walker & Co.
Mrs. j. w. Tenny and Masters Wal
sr and Willard Draper, of Dyers- \
urg, came down Friday on visit 4
, Mrmand Mrs. Elmer Nevis. I
Mrs. G. A. Pearson was called to I
alias, Tex, Sunday to attend the l
sdside Of her sister, Mrs. B. A. I
who was quite sick. L
Look at our ad on another page of i
lis paper. You viii find something Y
wv each week. Primer & Gillespie. {
Miss Vera Haynie, of Memphis, 4
tent Sunday with friends here. She 4
now stenographer for the Woods Y
amber Co., in the Bluff City. Z
Make money raising hogs, and sell Il
EN- to the Covington Milling Co. 4
hey pay the price. Il
Miss Vera Grogan, of Murray, Ky, \
10 has lately been teaching at Bur u
on, returned to her home Wednes- 4
Y morning. e
Remember, we will buy your sur K
US hogs and corn at market prices. e
'vington Milling Co. i
Mrs. Ida Shotwell and Mrs. Hayes 4
overs, of Memphis, spent Wednes- <
Y with Mrs. ]. c. Boals and Missi y
Ia Cummins.
P11v voI1r feed now The Covinpton X