The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Don't overlook our sensational cut
price ad in this paper. Supply Co.
Our candies always fresh. Roper
Drug Go.
Onion sets for winter onions. The
Enterprise.
We appreciate your phone orders.
Roper Drug Co.
Read our sensational reduction ad
in this paper Supply Co.
# you want quick service call
Roper Drug Co.
Ask to see our 12he and zoe
towel bargains. Supply Co.
Eastman kodaks and films, the
best, at Roper's.
Best grade pint Mason fruit jars
at 65c a dozen. Supply Co.
Dr. W. M. Bigham, Of Kerryille,
was among the visitors in the city
Wednesday
See those large glass pitchers and
glass bowls at 25c. Supply Co.
DR.. ]. ]. Boyd will spend Friday
and Saturday in Memphis visiting
the Tri-State Fair.
Regular So silk hose with seam in
back for 81. Supply Co.
Mr.. E. L. Worrell left Tuesday
night for a business visit Of several
days to st. Louis.
Big bargains in high top shoes for
misses and ladies, $2.75 Supply Co.
Miss Margaret Carleton, Of Deroit,
returned home Tuesday night, after
a visit to Mrs. Boyd Brown.
Mr.. J. NJ Watkins, Of Dyer, Tenn,
was a visitor in the city Wednesday.
Get you a Hoover electric sweeper.
1t beats as it sweeps as it cleans.
Supply Co.
Cook stoves, heating stoves and
ranges repaired. ]. e. Mccarthy, at
F. S. Sherrod's Tin Shop sep30tf
Mr.. L. M. Jeter returned Tuesday
night from visit to Dresden and
Ridgeley.
Cook stoves, heating stoves and
ranges repaired. ]. E. Mccarthy. at
F. S. Sherrod's Tin Shop. sep3Otf
Mrs. Walter Stephenson, Of Mem
phis, is the guest Of the family OF
Mrs. John Craig.
Oil your shoes free at this store,
whether you bought them here or not.
Supply Co.
Mr.. Herbert Burnett left Wednes-
day morning for visit to Dawson
Springs.
We have reduced prices 33 1-3 per
cent on many lines Of cotton goods.
Supply Co.
Mrs. M. r. Watson left this morn
ing for visit to Memphis and
Forrest Hill, Tenn.
Extraordinary bargains in school
hose for girls and boys. The Toe
grades are now Soc. Supply Co.
Mrs. 7. C. Laid left this incoming
for q visit to relatives at Martin,
Tenn
High top fall style shoes at so per
cent. discount. All sizes and nice
styles $2.75. Supply Co.
Mrs. Till Cooper left this morning
for a visit of several days to Mem
pills..
We open pretty new styles in
dresses, coats and suits every day.
Supply Co.
Twelve pounds for two dollars
6 pounds Rio coffee and 6 pounds
standard graduated sugar. The
Enterprise.
Mrs. P. H. Buford and daughter,
Miss Mary Lou Buford, Of Memphis,
came up Tuesday evening on visit
to relatives and friends.
Next Saturday we will sell six
pounds Rio coffee and six pounds
granulated sugEr for $500. The
Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Williams, of ST.
Louis, arrived here Tuesday night on
a visit to the family Of Mr. w. @.
Hanna.
Mr.. o. C. Billings. of Upton, re-
turned Saturday morning from a
two-month's visit to relatives at
Ohio.
Mrs. SalIie Stevens. who has been
nursing Mrs. Henry Lee, who lives
near Brownsville, returned home
Sunday night
Miss Virginia Wyatt after a visit
to the family Of Hon. w, VI Bringle,
to West Point. Miss. today
by Mrs Ed Goulder.
Mrs. ]. M. Jackson, who had been
attending the bedside Of her father,
Mr.. John Shankle. near Mckenzie,
home Tuesday evening. Mr.
being much better.
Rev. ]. T. linton. after visit of
4 few days to this place and vicinity,
to his home at Cottage
Grove Wednesday.
Prof. j. w. COnger and wife. Of
Conway, Ark. arrived here Wednes-
iay morning on a visit to the family
IF the formers brother-in-law. Rev.
:. D. Hamilton.
Mr.. G. N. Barnett and daughter
and her two children, Of the Sunny /
side vicinity. left Thursday morn
NO for visit to DesArc, Ark, and
will probably locate there.
Mr.. Harvey Patch and wife and
,aby, of Memphis, after a visit to
he family of Mrs M. K. Sigman, OF
he Mt. Carmel vicinity. returned to
heir home this morning.