The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

handkerchiefs, worth 10 and is cents,
special price Sc. Supply Co
You win be more than pleased with
your biscuits and cakes made from
Tube Rose flour.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Cox and baby,
of Clarksdale, Miss, came UP Friday
night on visit to the family Of
Mr. James ]. Miller.
You win be more than pleased with
your biscuits and cakes made from
Tube Rose flour.
Miss Sarah Upton, who is one Of
the teachers in the Munford high
school, spent the weekend with
homefolks in this city.
Fine S2-inch Zephyr ginghams-
the SOC grade. New spring styles,
35c. Supply Co.
MFR. ]. H. Brooks and wife, of Dy-
ersburg, came down Monday on al
visit to the family Of Mr.. w. 81
Woodley.
Mrs. 7. E. Taylor, Of Cherry
passed through here Saturday morn
ing on her way to Corinth, Miss, to
pay visit to relatives.
Tens Of thousands of packages Of
White Ring self-rising flour sold in
Upton county, and never complaint.
Mr.. R. A. Baxter attended the
meeting Of the Delco light dealers
held in Dayton, O., on March IL, l3I
and Ia.
Tens of thousands of packages of
White Ring self-rising flour sold inI
Upton county, and never complaint
Miss Eula Williams. who is teach
ing at Drummonds, spent the week
end with the family Of Mr.. ]. H.
Cook
We are selling 30c fine Sea Island
domestic at zoe; good calico, 10c;
35c high grade bleached domestic at
25c. Supply Go,
Mr.. Paul Former left Tuesday for
Detroit to attend the automobile me
chanical school conducted by Dodge
Bros.
Protect your credit by paying your
monthly bills promptly. We do not
charge anything on longer time than
80 days. Supply Co.
Miss Lula Jones, of Memphis, after
a visit to the family Of Mr.. Dan
Jones, returned home Monday, Mrs
Jones and baby accompanying her.
Ladies silk gloves, 35c; children's
Job hose, 10c; lace, ringe, braid and
embroidery, 2 12 c; good calico, l0c.
Supply Co.
Mr. and Mrs, IT. M. Harper, Of Pa
ducah, KY, spent Sunday and Mon
day in this city, the guests Of Mrs.
Alice Jennings.
We have now for use Sani-Flush,
Ivory soap flakes, Lux and all other
washing powders. Somervell's Gro
Gerry.
Will Moore, first-class seaman on
the U. S. S. South Dakota, returned
to Portmouth, N. H., Monday. His
ship Is lying in the harbor there.
Mr.. / II. Lowenhaupt and his
nephew, Jake Lowenhaupt, left We'd
lnesday morning for a weeks visit
to New Orleans.
Samuel Hall went to Memphis
Wednesday, where he will enter Mel
sons Business College, to take a
course in cotton chasing.
Mrs. Al, B. Stearns and little son,
after visit of a few days to this
lefty, returned Wednesday to their
home in Arcadia, Kan.
Mr.. D. 4. Martin has gone to Boil
ton College, and will make his home
with his daughter, Mrs. Alvah Nc
lQuiston.
Mrs. D.. B. Rozelle, Of Nashville.
arrived here Sunday night on a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. Walter G.
ISteed.
MIR. G. T. LaFever, after an extend
led visit to his son. Mr. G. w, Nal
Fever, returned to his home at Wa
ltertown, Tenn, Tuesday.
MFR. and Mrs. G. Il. Mccormick, Of
Rosemark, came up Tuesday on a
Visit to the family Of Mr.. 4. E. Nc
lCormick.
| Mr.. Gillespie Peete, after an alb
lsence Of nearly seven years, arrived
there from Oil Field, CAL, Monday,
and expects to make his home in Gov
lington again.
Messrs. ]. A. and Roy Quinley, Of
ICampground; Virgo Pennel, of Drum
lmonds; Frank ferguson, Of Quito, and
10. e. Tenant, Of Atoka, were Wis
Iitors here Wednesday,.
Messrs. j. w. Porter, j. M. Camp
bell and R. B. Williams, Of Ripley,
land ]. T. Prothro, Of Dyersburg,
were among the visitors in Coving-
ton Sunday.
Messrs. Jerry Somervill, w. G,
Marshall and j ID. Clement, of Mem
tphis, who had been on a visit to
relatives at Mason, spent Monday in
this city.
Miss Mary Robson came up fol
1.-THE weekend, visiting. the family Of
lher parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. HI
Robson, and returning home Tues
IIday morning
4 Miss Agnes Whipple, Of Nashville
who is connected with the Baptist
Home Mission Board, spent Monday
land Tuesday in the city, the guest
,Iof Mrs. ]. E. Walker.