The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-06-05

Mr.. B. G. Shelton, after a stay Of
few days in this city, left Monday
for a business visit to Somerviile
We clean, press and deliver clothes
the same day order is given. B. j
Boyd. Phone Sc.
Mrs. w. G. Howard and daughter
Miss Elizabeth, Of Tabernacle, paiC
a visit to Atoka Monday.
You will be more than pleased will
your biscuits and cakes made from
Tube Rose flour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gee, of Dy-
ersburg, came down Friday for a
few days visit.
You will be more than pleased witt
your biscuits and cakes made from
Tube Rose flour.
Miss Birdie Gillespie, Of Pasadena
Cal. arrived here Monday night on 9
visit to the family Of Mr.. J. A. Green
Mason tires-gdaranteed to be free
from imperfection in workmanship
and material.
Miss Lottie May Stevens left Tues.
day for a visit to the family os MIR
N. A. Croker, at Dyersburg.
We carry international line of mix.
ed feeds and guarantee each the best
in its class. Covington Milling Co.
Miss Estellc Bond has returned
home from GAINESVILLE, Ga, where she
has been attending Brenau College.
Tens Of thousands Of packages O
White Ring seIf-rising flour sold il
Upton county, and never q complaint
Mr.. ]. M. Boswell, of the Stanton
vicinity, was among the visitors here
Monday.
You will save money by buying
your framing, boxing, fencin~ and cul
lumber from w. P. Simonton q Bros
Mrs. G. w. Hardwick and daugh.
ter, Thelma, paid a short visit tC
Memphis the first Of the week.
Bring your hogs to us any day
and get the highest market price
Covington Milling Co.
Miss Eula Grisard, Of Nashville
arrived here Friday on a visit to the
family of Mr.. ]. R. Gill.
Wen buy your hogs or sell yol
Make-Meat hoc feed for them Gov
ington Milling Co.
Mr.. E. 0. Wiseman, Of the Drum
monds vicinity, was a visitor here
Monday.
Just received carload Of cook
ling coal. Let us have your order. Il
| B. Shelton.
Messrs. R. A. Stevens and Walter
M. Campbell were visitors here Mon
day from Dyersburg.
See the harness and saddlery dis
play at Ogilvie's shoe and harness
shop.
Messrs. R. A. Stevens and Waite
M. Campbell were visitors here Mon
day.
Just received carload Of cook
ing coal. Let US have your order. d
B. Shelton.
Miss Edith Dickey, Of Memphi;
spent Sunday with friends in thi
city.
A big lot Of Ferguson Texas sad
dies of all kinds at Ogilvie's sho
and harness shop.
Mrs. Mary o. Wilson and Mis-
Margaret Gotten left Tuesday for
visit to Jackson, Tenn.
Just received a carload Of cook
ling coal. Let US have your order. i
B. Shelton.
Mrs. Sophia Shelton, after a visi
to relatives here, returned to ne
home in Dyersburg Monday morning
| s'Rid-O-Skid" tire chains will pei
nit your travelling on muddy road
We can fit your car. H. B. Shelton
Mr.. C. D. Flowers and Mrs. E.
Vaughan and two sons were visitor
here from Henning Tuesday.
We keep open the hog market ever
day in the week and set the pric'
Covington Milling Co.
Mr.. C. M. Walton, who was ovel
seas with Company A, 10th Infantr!
33d division, returned to his hon
Monday morning.
Don't ask us to take back or e.
change patterns. We carry all n
patterns made by the Pictorial RI
view Co. in our stock. No waltln
to order patterns if you'll come
: the Supply Co.