The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-09

Mr. VIM. Calhoun left Wednesday
for a business visit to Akron Ohio.
Dr. A. o. Boals. Of Somerville, ar.
rived here Wednesday night on a visii
to relatives.
I Messrs. S. G. Hardie, W. c. White
and W. T.. Stegall, of Jackson, were
visitors in the city Wednesday
Mr.. Charles A. Weathers, Of Mem
phis, was a business visitor in tht
city Tuesday.
Miss Aggie Taylor and James Tay
lor, after a visit to relatives in thC
Randolph vicinity returned to then
home in Blytheville, Ark, Tuesday.
Gordon Calhoun returned Wednes
day to Cleveland, Ohio, where he viii
resume work in the plant Of the
American Steel & Wire Co.
Mrs. Boyd Brown has returned to
Detroit, Mich, and was accompanied
BY her mother, Mrs. Willie McCul-
lers.
Mrs. Rebekah Ivey and Mr. and
Mrs. George Iyey, Of the Mt. Carmel
vicinity left today for visit to Jack
son, Tenn
Dr. w. P. Holloway and wife re-
turned Tuesday to Garland from
Camp Greenleaf. DR.. Holloway re-
leeived an honorable discharge from
the army service before leaving there.
Mrs. W. A. Foster, of Spring
field Mo-, and her brother, Mr.. Ar
thur McRee, Of Union City, who were
on visit to relatives at Atoka, came
up from that place on a visit Tues
day.
Just received car of genuine
washed nut coal. H. B. Shelton.
Mrs G. c. Cox and baby, Of Clarks-
dale, Miss, after a visit to the fam
ily Of Mr.. James J. Miller, returned
10 their home Friday
Miss Elizabeth Bryant, of Nash
vile after visit to her uncles,
Messrs. J H, and 1. P. Flippin, re-
turned TO her home Friday.
Ladies good style wool suits in all
sizes and good, seasonable shades,
suitable for now or spring, SO Other
high grade suits, worth $39 to $50,
close out at half price. You cannot
match these bargains elsewhere att
the price. Supply Go.
Quilt calico in the Bargain Base
ment in remnants at 81 a double roll
single roll, 81. This IS about 50 a
yard. Supply Co.
Keep the children warm. We have
lots Of sweaters, hoods, Eskimos and
wool searfs to sell cheap. Supply o..
Match your shoes with silk or
Isle thread hose. We have them in
all grades. Supply Co.
Plenty Of hose for ladies', girls,
boys and men at l5c. Supply Go.
Ask to see that yard-wide dollar
silk at the Supply Go.
Manufacturer tell us that clothing
will be higher for spring. Now is (
! good time to buy We have full
md complete stock Of oyercoats, suits,
extra pants, knee suits and knee
Pants Supply Go.
Messrs. +. e. Harwood and w. WI
Hays, of Trenton, were visitors here
Since the wholesalers, manufac-
.urers and retailers do not guarantee
II pay repair bills on shoes any
more, it is to your interest to use
,ur free Leather Life oil freely. It'll
yill make your work shoes soft, wa
erproof and more durable. Remem
,er, Leather Life will cost you moth
ng. Bring your shoes as often as
rou please and oil them. You are
Welcome, whether you bought your
hoes from us or not. Supply Co.
skoygaard! Il heard him once
his magical Dane with the physique
i 4 Viking and the heart Of little
hild-sat for two hours that seemed
MY as many minutes and heard
i'm weave all human emotions into n
Melody: love, anger, Joy, hate, De-
pair-heard the music of mountain /
,rooks. the laughter Of children
rooks. the laughter Of little children,
pild Hungarian 'waltzes, sweet ten
er folksongs athrob with half-forgot- /
en- memories heard him and was
omforted. Tonight if had but sew
ntv-five cents to buy bread I'd give
To SlSovgaard and feed my soul. -
G" Professor at Leander College, Il
S, G. Z