The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Mr. G. W Thompson, of Rosemark,
was among the visitors here Friday.
Omega flour delights The cooks. Be
wise and accept no substitute.
AR Bob Rogers, Of Union City, was
: visitor ii Covington Friday.
Ride I'd a Moon buggy and enjoy
life. NJ. a. Walker & Co.
Dr. A. Y. Mckinney, Of Memphis,
was 4 visitor ID this city Saturday
70 family troubles when Tube Rose
/ oar bread adorns your table.
Mr. Robert Gee, Of Dyersburg,
spent Monday II this city.
Bread IS the staff Of life Takes
Omega flour to make the best.
Mr. w n Bringle paid a business
visit to Jonesboro. Ark. Saturday.
ANY merchant in Upton county can
sell Won Tube Rose flour.
Mr. Kent Written and wife, Of
Jackson spent Sunday with relatives
III This city,
Never 4 dissatisfied user Of Tube
Rose flour. Ask your neighbor
Mr. and Mrs Iyo McFadden spent
Sunday with relatives at Sardis,
MISS.
BE- delighted by using Tube Rose
flour.
Messrs. II. S. Farris and r. B. VIII
liams were visitors here from Ripley
Monday
Tube Rose flour will please every
user " it. Try ii and be pleased.
Mr. " a Heath. Of Memphis.
came up Sunday On visit to rela-
tives I'll this vicinity for a few days.
Cook problem is largely solved #
Won buy the Tube Rose flour.
Mr. Walter Haynie Of Memphis,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, r.
H Paine.
Monarch ranges are considered the
best. Nj. Al. Walker & Co.
Mr. i. Wiseman, Of MCGEE, Ark.
who was IN d visit to relatives at
Munford, was visitor here Monday
Don't order flour; always say
Oneka, and you viii be pleased.
Mrs. Boyd Brown left Monday
morning for a visit Of few days to
Memphis,
ia Sad bread" when made from
Tube Rose hours Use it and see,
MISS Annie Mary Hanna, spent the
weekend with her parents Mr. and
Wns. w. Fl Hanna. at Halls.
If vour grocer shakes his head, ask
him e. ret Omega; you want gooe
bread.
Mrs. X. VA Lester and little son,
Robert. spent the weekend WIN
friends ii Ripley.
We can Furnish framing, well curb
inp and boxing. w. 2. Simonton q
Bros. aug5f
Miss Mildred Dodson spent the
weekend in Ripley, the guest OF MISS
Louise Watkins.
Cash customers are wanted for
flooring and ceiling at lowest prices.
Maves- Howard Lumber Co,
Miss Mary Mechanism spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Jack
Witherington. at Munford.
Every biscuit will be white and
fluffy when made from Tube Rose
flour. Try It.
MI. and Mrs. I'll ]. Baskin, q
Chickasha, Okla, arrived here Thurs
day night on . few days Visit.
IN R.D has stood for great things
Tube Rose flour being one Of them
Try It.
MIS-. Nat Nelms. Of Memphis, came
up Thursday night on visit to rela'
tives.
You know how mother used *
make such good bread from Omegs
flour.
Miss Ruth Hodge left Friday fol
Morrigtown Tenn, where she vii
.pend a few weeks with bomefolks.
Cash customers are Wanted foi
wood shingles and boxing az DottoH
pfices. Mayes- Howard Lumber 20
Mn. Annie Homer returned Sun
dav from visit Of several weeks =
Braden.
Don't forget that we have the
genuine WAdS tAe~N
wagon. NJ. A. Walker & Co.
Miss Ethel Anderson and hel
brother, Horace, Of Memphis rs
turned to their home in Memphis
Monday.
For rough lumber Of all kinds am
al lengths and well curbing, see |
b. Vandergrift. Telephone 06-J
Init
Mr. ]. e. Emmons. Of Walnut
Miss. after visit Of few days :
his brother, Mr. j. G. Emmons, q TN
vicinity, returned to his home Satur
day morning.
NO safer place for money than
nortage on land. Pays highest y
terest and no trouble to collecs i
have been placing money for year
for others and have never had loss
r. Hall. 28oct4w
Miss Louise O'NeaI. who is teach
irp at Locke. Shelby county, spen
tie weekend with her parents, M
and Mrs. j. p. O'Neal, returnlnl
home Monday.
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