The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-02-24
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PERSONAL MENTION

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Miss sudie Hewett visited friends
in Memphis several days this week
The grandparents Of Upton county
know well the merits of Omega flour
Go to The City Talk for all youi
everyday supplies.
Messrs. John Walker. of Atoka
ard e. H. Wooten, Of Munford
were visitors in the city Wednesday
Slim Flinders says he'll fatten on
White Ring flour.
i Complete lire Of all kinds Of can
ned goods. Somervell's Grocery.
Mrs. J, j. Boyd went to Ripley
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs
Calvin Conner
Read our half page Dollar AID in
this paper. Supply Co.
High patent flour at S1.40 for a
24-pound sack. SomervelPs Grocery
Mr.. Luther Taught, who is now
a member of the Memphis police de-
partment, arrived Wednesday morn
ing on visit to homefolks.
Our hens are going to setting; we
need eggs. Somervell's Grocery.
Best dry belly salt meat at Tic
Saturday as a special at $. G. Bad
dour's.
Pretty new spring slippers and
hose to match. Supply Co.
Miss Lucille Wilson, Of Memphis,
returned Saturday night, after a
visit Of several days with the family
Of her brother, Mr.. w. E. Wilson
Norris fresh candies and Jacobs,
at RopePs.
Those spring hats at The City
ak. GO see EN-.
Mrs. Charles HARRISON, Of Mem
phis and Miss Isabel HARRISON, Of
Florence, Ala, were the guests OF
relatives here this week.
Here's special for Saturday at
s. G. Baddour' Arbuekle coffee at
25c a pound.
Liquid smoke, regular slips value,
for $1.00 Saturday at S. G. Baddours
Fresh fruits at The City Talk and
guaranteed good prices.
Mrs. ]. 0 Purdy and Miss Billie
Lloyd, Of Memphis, visited their sis
ter, Mrs L f. Mcintosh last week, re-
turning Sunday evening.
Want to reset your pot flowers ?
The City Talk has line of fine pots
You can get the very best can d
corn for Zoe at s. G. Baddour's Sat
urday.
Don't overlook our Toe counter. Il
is loaded with goods at pre-Wal
prices. Supply Co.
Ministers are especially invited tC
attend the production Of "Tne Great
Redeemer" at the Palace theatre
Monday, February %.
Mr.. Cad About says he finds
White Ring flour in every home h
visits.
The very best high patent floul
in 24-pound sacks at SLAB at ). q
Baddour's next Saturday.
Mr.. J. E. Mills left THURSDAY
morning for Tupelo, Myrtle and othe'
points in Mississippi, to be absent
several days.
Large 15-Ounce size Delmar sar'
dimes with tomato sauce. for 25c al
S. G. Baddour's Saturday.
Just received at The City Talk 8
| large shipment of china and glass
ware.
Buy Ford on the monthly install
ment plan. Let us explain the de-
tails. Shelton's Garage.
Good laundry soap, 6 bars for 25c
good toilet soap, 6 bars for 25c al
Somervell's Grocery.
Special matinee at 3 o'clock Mon
day, February %, for the children
Prices 15c and adults 35c. "The
Great Redeemer'
Good 24-pound sacks of patent
flour for $1.40, at Somervell's Groc-
cry.
One gallon best sugarhouse mo.
lasses in Covington at 90c next Sat
urday at Sol Baddour's.
Mrs. Ossie Potts, Of Memphis, re-
turned to her home Wednesday, after
two-week's visit with her sister
Mrs. James Dority.
We still have plenty Of good new
crop cracked rice, 20 pounds for 81
at Somervell's Grocery
Twenty-four pound sack Of White
Ring flour at $1.55 next Saturday
at S. G. Baddour's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robert Jack
EFT, Of Memphis, arrived Wednes-
day morning to visit Mr.. Jacket;
mother, Mrs. Matte Jacket, and
ether relatives.
Good 81 bargains in all departments
next Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
Supply Co.
One gallon Karo molasses in buck
cts for 65c at S. G. Baddour's next
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Gwinn, Of
Memphis, returned to their home
Wednesday morning, after a visit
with Mrs. Gwinn's father. Mr.. w
NJ. Goforth.
Special Saturday at S. G. Baddour's
one-pound box Swift's sliced bacor
| for 55c.