The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24
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Big stock Of new messaline silks
in every color Of the rainbow, 36
inches wide, all silk, 81. Other silks,
25c to 81. Supply Co.
Misses Mary and Maggie Gassa-
way, of Pontotoc, Miss, are quests of
the family Of DR.. 7. B. Gassaway,
at Tabernacle.
One hundred bolts of fine high
grade Devonshire cloth, the clotn
that outwears all other wash fabrics
and will not fade. Supply Co.
Mrs. E. D. Richmond and two chill
dren, Jesse and Virginia, leave Fri
day morning for visit to Oxford,
Miss.
Wolfe in double width, six yard
lengths, enough to make any lady
full size dress, for $3.50. Supply
Co.
Mrs. M. ]. Easley and granddaugh-
ter, Geneva Joyner, left Tuesday
morning for few days visit to rel
atives at Munford.
Miss Louise Felts, Of Fulton, KY,
who has been the guest of Miss Glad
US Joyner, returned home Wednes-
day.
Lieut.. A. j. Joyner, son of Rev.
J. W. Joyner, is at home on a 10
day Through. He will leave Satur-
day night for Camp Funston.
Come in and look over the dis
play of wooden fabrics in the new fall
patterns at B. J. Bovd's on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, July 81
August ! and 2.
Mrs. A. r. Hudson, of Union City,
came down the first Of the week on
visit to the family of her faith
er, Mr.. r. X. Baxter, in the Phe-
Ian vicinity.
Mrs. w. H. Irvine and son, NOEL,
after visit. to the family of Mr.. G.
P, NOEL and other relatives in this
community, returned Monday to their
home at Barstow. Tex.
Mr.. Pete Gramig will be with us
on July 81 and August 1 and q,
bringing with him all Of the new fall
patterns in wooden fabrics. B. J,
Boyd.
Mr.. Stanley Hamilton and little
son, Of Holly Springs, Miss, arrived
here this morning on a visit to rel
atives. Mrs. Hamilton stopped over
in Memphis on a visit.
Miss Georgia McCarter, of Mem
phis, on her way to pay a visit to
Centralia, ILL.,, stopped over and
spent Tuesday night with Mrs. j..
D. Johnson, in this city.
This season the early buyer is go
ing to be the wise buyer. See our
display Of wooden fabrics for fall and
winter wear on July 81 and August
l and 2. B. ]. Boyd.
Mrs. James r. Isabel and two
children, Evelyn and Wilbur, Of Los
Angeles, Cal, are visiting the for.
mer's brother, Mr.. Geo. W. Hardwlck.
They will spend the remainder of
the summer months with parents and
other relatives in Memphis.
Mrs. c. NJ. Brown, of Memphis,
and daughter, Mrs. Frank Pracht,
Of Brownsville, stopped over here
Tuesday on their way to Memphis
and paid a visit to the family of
Mr.. ]. A. Ferguson and other rela-
tives and friends.
When Pete Gramig takes your
measure you know YOU will be per-
fectly fitted, and when we take your
order you know you are getting the
best all-woolen fabric and in the new
est pattern. Call and see us on July
81 and August l and 2. B. J. Boyd.
Mr.. w. o. Menefee and his grand
daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Es-
Their Corley and Edith Durrum re-
turned Wednesday from a visit to
the family of Mr.. j. w. McCraw,
at Braden. The three young ladies
returned to their home in Clarks-
vile, Tex, Friday morning.
Mr.. w. L. Beasley, who is with
the Beasley Marble and Granite Co.,
Of Paducah, KY, expects to be in
Covington July 20 and 80, erecting
monuments in Munford cemetery,
and would be glad to take orders
from anyone who is in need of mar
Bile or granite work. 1t
Mr.. Aubrey John Green, of st.
Louis, after visit to his aunt, Mrs.
Mary E. Harris, and other relatives
in Covington and other portions Of
the county, returned to his home this
morning. Mrs. Harris accompanied
him, and will pay visit there for
10 days.
Supply and demand affects cloth
ing market. One Of the Memphis
papers published this week predlc-
tion chat clothing would advance 100
per cent in the next few months.
Now is a good time to Luy. We