The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-04-08

Specs with fine lens, gold and shell
frame. About one-fourth the usual
price.-Elk.
]. P. Vandyke, Of near old Centre
Point, was in town Monday and had
this paper continued to his address
for another year.
]. S. Kennedy, one of the oldest
citizens of the 9th district and the
entire county, was one of the large
crowd here Monday.
M. f. Rhodes, of Huron, member of
the county court, and one of the best
men in this county, was among the
crowd here Monday.
Opens the headline treatment
easy to use-Nyal Catarrhal Balm
&c and 52c.-Elk.
Yves King was in town Monday
and said that rheumatism had been
giving him another round in which
Yves got the worst Of it.
That distinguished, unique charac-
acter, Mister Chalk Lowery, of Rea-
gan, was in town Monday-sporting
woodvine boutonaire.
Little Miss Arbie Edna, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kent, was re-
ported recovered the first of the week
after several days out of school.
Miss Ruth Houston spent the last
of the week here with her sister, Miss
Fay. Miss Ruth is very much delight
ed with her school work in Martin.
The "little brown devils" are fine
small and easy to take-very active
Elk Liver Pills.
Mrs. w. L. Carroll and Mrs. Max
Marshall, of Mckenzie, have been
here this week visiting the family of
their brother, Engineer Ed. Walpole.
Ed. Reeves, formerly manager of
the Cumberland Telephone & Tele-
graph Company, at Jackson, was here
Monday, representing paint COM
pany.
Just as long as medicine takers Of
fer their wares on the street, there
is verification of the age-old state
ment that sucker is born into the
world every minute.
Auto and buggy top dressing gives
a patent leather finish-makes EN-
like new. Also Mohair dressing
Elk.
Henry and Ozro Wilson, in the last
weekend visited their mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson near Milan and
came back by jackson to visit their
sister, Mrs. Esme Wilson.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Good automobile, been run only 1900
miles. Will sell cheap or exchange
for good horse and buggy-Tom
Christopher, Route 6, Lexington.
E. C. Hooks happened to the mis-
fortune to get fish hook in his hand
Wednesday while out fishing on the
canal He walked to town and the
hook was removed by DR.. Brandon.
Pure lead, pure oil, pure zinc
that's all-True Tagg Paint-it won't
come off We're not guessing-we
KNOW. Can save you money.-Elk.
Whit McAdams, Henderson coun-
ty boy, son of S. D. McAdams, now
an employee in the Dallas, Texas,
postoffice, arrived last Monday on a
Is days leave of absence to visit his
parents.
Andy Joyner returned Sunday from
Nashville where he has been for two
weeks and underwent an operation for
appendicitis. Andy's friends are glad
to see him at home again and expect
a speedy recovery.
Say, you, Barry Payne, of Tennes-
see'uns" fame, get Luke McLuke on |
the grapevine and tell him that "Steel
Hooks and Robbs" once did bust
ness in Lexington as firm-but we
have reformed since then.
A bad wound, burn or cut should |
be cleansed of dirt or impurities and |
dressed with Liquid BOROZONE. It |
heals the flesh with marvellous speed |
Price SOC, Coo and $l.20. Sold by |
Watson-Arnold Drug Co.
Auto blue, roadster red, body green,
gray, chassis ivory, wine and black
the high grade auto paint-True
Tagg Elk.
We are mighty proud to see DIR. ].
P. Joyce able to be out last Monday. |
Dr. Joyce has been "down and out"
from rheumatism for several months
but he is now on the coming list and |
we rejoice with his family and many |
friends.
The Epworth League failed to have
their entertainment last Thursday |
night as advertised last week, but will |
have it next Tuesday night at the
City School building. Everybody is
invited. The proceeds will go to the
benefit Of the League.
Herbine corrects biliousness, indi- |
gestion and constipation 1t is a fine |
herbal medicine that drives out i'm
purities and restores healthy condi-
tons in the system. Price 60c. Sold |
by Watson-Arnold Drug Co.
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