The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-10-14
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come 70 the big HaCchle saw mill
for any grade of cheap lumber. You
will find Tuck Jacket there. 19agtf
Mrs. Ed Goulder returned Wednes-
day evening from her visit ia West
Point, Miss.
Our big shipment of Bridge &
Beach cook stoves just arrived. M,
A. Walker & Co.
Mrs. Dixie Wade, of Memphis,
came up Tuesday on a visit to rela-
tives.
It may be hard winter. Have
your cut-offs fixed by C. W. White;
phone S6l. 3Osep4w
Mrs. NJ. X. Sigman left this morn
ing for visit to her daughter, Mrs.
j. w. Trobaugh, at Munford
Don't forget that We have the
genuine (wide track Stoughton
wagon. NJ. A. Walker & Co.
Mr.. w, ]. Cody, of Denver, Col.
arrived Tuesday on a visit to his
former home at Mason
Cash customers are wanted for
wood shingles and boxing at bottom
prices. Mayes-Howard Lumber Co.
Miss Nora Gee left Sunday night
for Memphis to resume her work in
Roselle school Of that city.
Mr. Townes Boyd left Wednesday
for 2 visit to his son, Mr. Lewis Boyd,
in Memphis.
ct. R." has stood for great things.
Tube Rose flour being one Of them
Try it.
Mrs. Ellen Lynn arrived here from
Gastonia. N. c., Wednesday evening
on visit Of few days to relatives
You know how mother used to
make such good bread from Omega
flour.
Messrs. E. S. Stegall, Of Jackson.
nd ]. 1. Ransom of Dickson, Tenn.
were visitors here Tuesday.
Mr. Robt. Gift returned Wednesday
nRrning from "a visit Of few days
I'd Scottsville. KY
Cook stoves. heating stoves and
ranges repaired. J. E. Mccarthy at
~ S. Sherrod's Tin Shop, sep3Otf
Messrs. Calvin Conner and A. S.
Anthony were visitors here from
Ripley Wednesday.
Cook stoves, heating stoves and
ranges repaired. J. e. Mccarthy. al
T, s. Sherrod's Tin Shop sep80tt
Mrs. D. NJ. Maxey, Of Dyersburg
arrived here Tuesday night on visit
TO Mrs. Elmer Nevis.
Mrs Bette Joplin, after a visit Ia
| her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Shelton. return.
ed to her home in Memphis Wednes.
day.
Silk dresses, serge dresses, WOO
coats. wool suits, worth formerly
SIS to $50, sale price, $40. Supply
| Company.
| Mrs. W f. McClanahan, Of Gains
vile. and Mrs. Nicely jackson anC
laughter, Elizabeth, Of Memphis
were visitors here Wednesday.
1 We have 5000 extra pants fol-
men. youths and children; good quail
! ity, good assortment. good styles anc
low prices Supply Co.
/ Mrs. Naomi Harding and littl,
| era addsughter, Of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
arrived here Tuesday evening on :
Y,sit to tha family Of Mr. A. 3. Cobb
This is not credit house All
bills more than 30 days old are pas
due and must be paid at once. Supply
| Company.
| We have marked many of our gooC
| lines of hose down 80 1-3 per cent
| Come and see these bargains. Supply
Company.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Briggs. Of the
| Liberty neighborhood, spent the
weekend with their son, Mr. w. L
Briggs, near Luckett, Lauderdalt
county.
If you have more Liberty bords
than you need ven take them at full
face value and pay you for them il
| fresh. new good style goods at Lowest
prices. Supply Go.
| Rev. w. A. Freeman and wife, Of
Newbern. stopped over and spent
/ Thursday night with friends in this
city leaving Friday morning for Hot
| Springs, Ark.
! Mr.. J. T. Hastings. Of Curve. after
spending several DAYS with hi.
| brother, Mr. Lee Hastings. and other
relatives, returned to his home Wed
| nnsdav Ynorninnp
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Adams, Of Crane
| View. Texas, arrived here Wednes
day evening on visit to the famif,
Of Mr. F. NJ. Taylor and other reIa.
| tives.
Mr.. and Mrs Claud Corder after !
visit to the family of Mr.. Mark Kirk
land. Of the Liberty neighborhood, re-
turned to their home in Memphi.
| Sunday.
No one interested in the price 81
cotton should buy flour in barrels,
take sacks at cheaper price and al
the same time create demand fol
our cotton. The Enterprise.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Pate, Of Vicks-
burg. Miss, and their nephew, Mr.
Charles Griffith. stopped over here
Wednesday on their way to visit rel
atives at Curve and were guests Of
the family Of Mr.. J. j. Darby. They
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