The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-06

i Three hundred bolts new laces
embroidery and inserting opened this
week Supply Go.
Give Us a call on yoUr staple gro.
Iceries. Somevelps Grocery.
You can match your shoes from
our silk hosiery stock at much less
than city prices, Supply Co.
Mr.. Emmett Nagel, who has beer
in the u. S. navy for two and hall
years, arrived here the first Of the
week from Philadelphia.
The price on cotton seed hulls is
now zoe per hundred, This price will
bold good until further notice Cow
Iington Cotton Oil Co.
Miss Kate Billings, of the Upton
vicinity, after a visit to the family OF
Mr.. ]. M. Dean, returned home this
morning.
Buy your feed row The Covington
Cotton Oil Co. is selling cotton seed
Ihulls at 60c per hundred This price
Iyi' hold good until further notice.
Let f. M. Taylor put you in some
new window or door screens or re-
pair your old ones. Telephone "a
or PIG. 6mtf
Match your shoes with silk hose.
We have hundreds Of dozens to Sc
lect from; 25c to 80 pair. Supply
Co.
Those who come first will get best
bargains from our lie lace, fringe,
braid and embroidery counter. Sup
ply Co.
Mr. Llewellyn Hurts went to Mem
phis Monday morning and has en-
tered the Memphis Business College
to take a bookkeeping and cotton
grading course.
Come and see our big stock OF
new spring slippers. We have your
size and style to your liking, 81
to $40. Supply Co.
Our bills are due the first Of each
month We don't extend longer cred
lit. Make arrangements with the
bank; we are not able to carry you.
Primer & Gillespie.
See us about hose for the whole
family. We have the biggest and
best stock ever shown in Coving-
ton. Supply Co.
Our bills are due the first of each
month. We don't extend credit long
err. Make arrangements with the
bank; we are not able to carry you.
Primer & Gillespie.
Big stock Of mems work clothes,
work shirts, overalls and Jumpers
the best that money can buy, at
reasonable prices. Supply Co.
There is no use of paying big
price for common iron pins and safe
ty pins when you can get the best
brass goods with needle points for
&c Ia paper at the Supply Go.
Mr.. E. 0. Barton and children,
who have been making their home
at Raleigh for some time, showed back
to their former home in South Gov
ington Monday.
Mrs. Zach Talley, of Trenton, who
came down to attend the bedside of
her brother, Mr.. j, n McMillen,
returned to her home Monday morn
|ng
Our bills are due the first of each
month We don't extend credit long,
err. Make arrangements with the
bank; we are not able to carry you.
Primer & Gillespie.
Mr. VIM. Ringstaff, after visit
to relatives in the 3rd district re-
turned to his post at Asheville, NC
Monday night. He was at home on
a furlough,
Our bills are due the first of each
month. We don't extend credit long
er. Make arrangements with the
bank i we are not able to carry you.
Primer & Gillespie.
can save you money on hay,
$500 to $4,000 per ton. Grabgrass,
Lospedeza and peas Seed oats soc
at my Office in Covington, or from
wagon. J. r. Hall, 27f2w
Here is the greatest bargain of the
season. Our 2 1-2c counter is load
ed with laces, embroideries, fringes,
braids and remnants. Your choice
at lie yard, Supply Co.
Ladies' and children's handker-
chiefs in white, colored borders and
nice, fine quality, worth
SC to 15c each; special price, 36c
a dozen. Only one dozen to Gus
toner. Supply Co.
One hundred bolts Lad-lassee
cloth in checks, stripes, plaids and
solid colors. A beautiful high grade
for house dresses and chill
lren's school clothes, 40c. Supply
Co.
Maj. M. p Short, Of Des Moines,
Ia, who was on a visit to relatives
at Como, Miss, came up from that
place Monday to attend the funeral
If his brother-in-law, Mr. w. A.
Fowlkes.
A scald, burn or wire cut heals
slowly if neglected. The family
hat keeps a bottle Of Billiards. Snow
Iinment on hand Is always prerared F
'or such accidents Sold by Alex
,nder Drug Co.
Splendid line toilet soaps, talcums,
combs. hair brushes, clothes
brushes, floor cleaners furniture pol
sh, Jap-a-lac, Chi-Namel and floor
nops in the Bargain Basement. Sup
by Co.
Mrs. w. f. Moffatt, Dir. Alvah Nc
luston and wife, of Bolton; Mrs.
/. w. McQuiston, Messrs. T. G. and
". P, McQuiston, of Rosemark, We're
n the city Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. W. H. Martin.
Mr.. Jack Stitt, who is now trav-