The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-02-25
Blosser's Catarrh Cigaretts.-Elk.


Court adjourned last Friday until
Monday and Judge N. R. Barham and
Acknowledgement Anderson and At
torney Raymond Carroll spent Satur-
day at home in Jackson.
The Progress office was honored
Wednesday afternoon by calls from
Miss Margaret Moffitt, of Luxora,
Ark, and Misses Evelyn and Lula
Mae Pearson, of this place.
See yourself after using it-Nyal
Furniture and auto polish.-Elk.
w. o. Tirrell, of Nashville, Mgr.
of the Graham Paper Company, at
that place, has been here this week
as a witness in the automobile cases
being heard this week in Circuit
court.
A lady in South Lexington has
gained 20 pounds on Elk Iron Tonic
and Flesh Builder. She was in very
bad health-today she is strong and
hardy. Her name for the asking
Elk.
Lexington basket ball team defeat
ed both Maury City and Alamo teams
last week on the courts at Friend
ship and Maury City. The Lexington
team has lost only three games this
season.
Miss Irene Hale, who was danger
ously i'll in the home of Mr.. J. w.
Wright, took turn for the better
last Saturday or Sunday, after going
an entire week without taking nour-
ishment.
DR.. ]. P. Joyce, who had been con-
fined at home several weeks with
rheumatism, left Wednesday of last
week for Hot Springs, Ark, accom-
panied by his son, Hiram, who writes
that his father is doing very well,
We hear that druggist w. A. Law
Ter last Monday opened an ordered
shipment of two gallons of alcohol
and found the box contained brick
bats and straw-,as witnesses can tes-
tify.
DELIGHTFULLY."- perfumed, stops
itching, destroys the dandruff mic
robe, feels so cooling and good to
the head-12 gallons sold.-Elk Qui-
nine and Sage Hair Tonic. Made
RIGHT.-52c.
Dave Brown, of Jackson, who was
here Tuesday, did the best and cheap
est work we have noticed, cleaning
and repairing typewriters. He seems
to be familiar with the construction
of the complicated machines and does
his work painstakingly. i
N. L. Lewis, of Chesterfield, Jno.
Darlington, of Lexington, j. F. Pope |
and ]. R. Pope, of Luray, and T. J.
of Middle Fork, were
among those attending Circuit Court
this week-and Incidentally came in
and paid their subscription.
"A Banquet of Death" will be the
subject Of the sermon at the Baptist
church next Sunday night, it being in
The nature of an earnest evangelistic
appeal. Morning subject: Character
and Circumstances" Don't miss the
B. Y. P. u. at $50.
If you like strong meat, favored
with shippers, "fly at tive have
learned about something better-it's
Figaro" the genuine liquid smoke.
We're selling lots of it too.-Elk.
1900 bottles-61 galons-a BIG bar
rell full sold to date-Elk Tonic.
Barry Jones, who is selling the ia
nous "Beechnut" line, has been in
and out of Lexington for the past two
weeks while working West Tennessee
Barry is business hus-
tler-and is not lacking in the ability
to tell the merits of his goods.
A Preachers School for the min
sters and workers in the Baptist
churches of the Beech River Associa-
ion will be held at Union church near
Chesterfield, March 1919. Prof. Har-
" Clark, of Nashville, Revs. NJ. C.
Wick, of Brownsville, w. C. Melton,
If Jackson, and w. d. Hudgins, Tul-
ahoma, will compose the faculty. No
'uition will be charged and preachers
will be furnished text books
rec. The community generously en-
ertains all who attend.