The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
Get ii for les At Roper

Get it for less at RoDers
Mss Annie Bet Woodbury. spent
Sunday in Dyersburg.
Hunt, the jeweler. next to express
office, wants to see you.
Mr.. W. L. Shelton returned We'd
nesday morning from a brief visit to
St. Louis
Our candies always fresh. Roper
Drug Co.
Dr.. E. A. Boswell and wife, Of
Troy, arrived here Wednesday morn
ing on visit to relatives.
Window glass, all sizes. Union
Drug Co.
Rev Robert A. Clark, Of Union
City, was a visitor in Covington We'd
nesday.
If il is better biscuit you wish, use
Omega flour
Mrs HAIRY Williams 'and baby
left Wednesday morning for a visit
to Portia, Ark.
Mr.. George E. Brown, of Browns
vile. was visitor in Covington Tues
day.
Mr.. s. ]. Roberts left Tuesday
morning for business visit to
Crockett Wells.
Read our big eut-price ad in this
paper, Supply Co.
Rev. L. D. Hamilton spent Tuesday
in Dyersburg. visiting his mother,
Mrs. f. e, Hamilton.
Phone Union Drug Co. if You want
good drugs quick.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H, Evans and sons,
Paul and Harry, came up Saturday
on visit to their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Golightly.
Get Parker pen-one you win be
proud Of. Union Drug Go.
Mrs. Walter Ralph and son. Vester.
Of Birmingham Ala. arrived here
the last Of the week on visit to Mrs.
Annie Ralph
Be sure and get shampoo and
Herpicide. It's fine for bald use.
Fortner & Fleming.
Messrs George A. Hogg and G. H.
Little. Of Jackson, and ]. B. Parker,
Jr.. Of Dyersburg, were visitors here
Wednesday.
The best prices on laundray See
Fortner & Fleming, Try us next
month. Phone 361.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Newberry. Of
Memphis who had been on visit to
Mr.. ]. A. Griffith and family, return
ed to their home Wednesday.
Ask the merchant for at. R." flour.
He knows its Tube Rose that you
want.
Miss Effie Eastman, after visit
70 her sister, Mrs. John T. Eekford,
returned to her home in Memphis,
Wednesday.
Get you a Hoover. 1t beats as I'll
cleans as it sweeps Cash or easy
terms. Supply Co.
Mrs. Grover Chapman. Of Milling
ton. came up Sunday night on visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s,
Miller.
Big assortment of ivory mirrors,
hair brushes combs and buffers. etc. I.
Union Drug Co.
Mrs. Fannie Kimbrough, Of Halls
who had been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j L. Eubanks, in the Phelan vi
cinity. returned to her home Tues
day morning.
One hundred and sixty thousand
dollar stock Of shoes clothing and dry
goods at Zoe cotton prices. Come
and see us if YOU want more for your
money Supply G.
Save 20 per cent. to so per cent. bvI
attending Walkers sale at Mason
October 80 to November Is. 28oct2wf
Rev ]. E. Miles and wife of Ca
ruthersvile. Mo. came over Monday
night on a visit to their daughters
Mrs. s. c. Montgomery and Mrs
Brown Lowenhaupt.
Buy YOU Hoover suction sweeper.
It beats as it cleans as it sweeps.
Wen sell them for cash or on easy
terms. Supply Co.
Mr., Peter Fvfe returned Monday
riph from WASHINGTON. D. CT, where
he had been attending the American
sPanters' Association meeting which
was IN session there during last week
Fancy Turkish towels in Christmas
designs: about so STYLES at 80 1-3l
per cent. less than regular price Sun
NV Comnanv.
Mr.. John Morgan Of Dayton.
Tenn. arrived here Sunday to Join
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the family of Mrs. Morgan's uncle.
Dr.. G. B. GILLESPIE, for several days.
Land never burns, not injured by
storms; can't wash away. Values
have steadily advanced for 90 years
past and will for the next 20. Land
mortgages are safer than govern
ment bonds. because robbers can't
steal thepi and pays double the in
terest lean phase and get the loans.
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