The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-09-02

Standard graduated sugar at zoe
per pound. The Enterprise.
Mr.. J. f. Mills left this morning
for a 10-day's visit to Tupelo, Miss.
Five pounds standard granulated
sugar for $1.00. The Enterprise.
Mr.. J. o. Johnson and wife, of the
Clopton vicinity. returned Monday
night from a visit to Faulkner, Miss.
Secondhand linoleum at a great
bargain; Just the thing for kitchen
floors. Come quick. Supply Co.
The biggest stock Of first-class
work clothes for men and boys is
on sale at the Supply Co.
Mrs. j, S. Ruffin and daughter,
Carolyn, returned Monday from 10
days visit to Anguilla, Miss
Every crepe-de-chine and georoette
waist in our stock cut to 1895, Sup
ply Co.
Mrs. T. j. Gray, of Brighton, and
Mrs. Jackson Cooper. Of Memphis,
are visiting the family Of Mr.. J. J.
Darby.
Pictorial Review patterns, goods
cut off the bolt, goods sold in special
sales and cut prices not taken back
or exchanged at the Supply Co.
Messrs. Jewell Hathaway and Vir-
gil Lloyd. Of Camp Pike. arrived
here this morning on l0-day's fur
Tough.
Dollar isle hose. 75c; children
school hose, 15c; 200 dozen girls and
boys school am work hose, 15c to
75c. Supply Co.
Miss Katherine McHaney. Of Lex
ington, Tenn, arrived here Wednes-
day evening on a visit to Mrs, J. Fl.
Moose.
Lots Of new fall dresses, cloaks,
skirts and suits. Come and see the
pretty new styles at the Supply Co,
Miss Bessie Turner, after visit
to relatives here, returned to her
home in Harrisonburg. Va. Wednes-
day.
Mr.. W. A. Easley. after two
weeks visit to his family here. re-
turned to Clinton, Ky, KY, Monday
morning.
If you will put out onion sets now
you will have young onions through
the fall and winter; will have the
sets next week The Enterprise.
Misses Emma and Pearl Mullins,
of Glenmore, La, after visit to Mrs
H. G. Currie at Burlison. returned to
their home Monday.
Miss Sudie Hewett, after visit Of
several weeks to hOmefOlks in this
city. returned to Dallas. Texas, Mon
day morning.
Beginning next Saturday we will
reduce the price of No. $50 coffee
from SOC to 40c-the best coffee on
the market for the money. The En-
terprise,
The Bargain Basement is the best
place, &c and 10c goods, fruit jars,
soaps. talcums. blankets. quilt calico,
cotton batting, wool batting and
wool knitting threads. Supply Co.
Mr.. R. o. Whitehead and wife. Of
Brownsville, after visit to the fam
lilies of Messrs J. l.. Richardson and
H. R. Rose, returned to their home
Friday.
Buy your new clothes now and
you'll have time to. enjoy them. The
latest New York, Chicago and Phila-
delphia styles are on display at the
Supply Co.
Mrs. ]. W. Dulaney and grandchil-
dren. Charlotte and Clinton Peteet,
Of Greenwood. Miss. after visit to
Mr.. C. B. McClelland and family. re-
turned to their home Wednesday
night.
Our midsummer clearing sale
will close September 10. Don't miss
this opportunity to buy hose. ging-
hams, shoes, clothing, straw hats and
other summer goods at sacrifice.
Supply Co.
Mrs. Duke Poindexter and little
Miss Alma Shelton returned Tuesday
evening from visit to Halls and
were accompanied bv the form er's
sister. Miss Calsye Young. who is
now their guest. :
Mr.. S. ]. McMillen, of Milwaukee.
spent few DAYS last week with Mr..
L. Wiseman, of the Burlison vicinity.
He was on his way to Memphis to
meet his brother. He and his brother
expect to leave Memphis in few
weeks to spend the winter in Florida.
Mr.. 0. H. Hathcock and family,
Mrs Estelle Hathcock. Walter Leach.
J. D. Pike. j. B. and Ollie Sheriff..
W. w. Hudspeth Lee Joyner Robert
Sanders and wife. of the Drummonds
and Glenn Springs vicinity, we're
visitors here Wednesday.