The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-06-09
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Baby carts at Hamilton Bros.
Mr.. Ed Vaughan, of Henning, val
visitor here Tuesday
Noghl reboilsd molasses-and til
good. Somerveil's Grocery.
Mr., George d. Green, Of Somer
vile, visited relatives and friends
here Tuesday.
| Palmoliue 0apA3 bars for 25l
every day-fn week. The City Talk.
Mr.. Earl Jacques motored through
the country Sunday to Ripley ana
spent the day with friends.
Real nice fresh mackerel and ros
herring at Somervell's Grocery.
Hon. R. w, Sanford and wife re-
turned home last week from Hot
Springs, Ark, after a visit Of sew
eral days.
Palm lea fans all Won want at
The City Talk
MRS. j. d. ! spipks and three chill
dren left for their home in Winston
Salem, N. c., Wednesday morning,
after an extended visit to the form
er's mother, Mrs. ]. C. Boals.
In soups we have Campbell's
chicken. tomato, vegetable, Okra and
celery, pea and OK tail, Try EN-;
they're delicious. Somervells Groc-
cry. JtA
Mrs. ]. w. Campbell, after being
the guest Of her brother, Mr.. Troy
Mccall, and other relatives in the
county, left Tuesday night for her
home inea.ouisyille. Ky.
Cocoanut oil shampoo, 4-oz. bottle.
Ices Ralnaglive shampoo, Zoe; Jet oil
shoe polish, 15e: "2 in i" shoe polish,
1Sc. The City Talk.
Mrs. T. B. Bailey left Wednesday
for her home in Mocksville, N. G.,
after an extended visit to her mother,
Mrs. James !. Hall, Of the Mt. Carmel
community.
Please let us have your orders as
early las possible by 3 or $50 IL
Won want anything on morning de-
livery Somervell's Grocery.
Miss Rosa Earwood. who is train
ing as ATTAINED nurse IN the Gem
eral Hospital in Dyersburg, came
down Friday morning on two
weeks visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carey Earwood.
Make a change for the better BY
using a DeLayal cream separator.
M. A. Walker & Co.
Mr.. c. S. Jameson and two chill
dren, of Obion, are visiting the fam
lily Of MIR. A. S. Miller, Of this city.
Mr. Jameson is being treated by a
local physician for a badly infected
hand.
For lunches or cold suppers, pick
led pigs feet, white Tuna fish,
flashed Clipped beef in glasses, genu-
inc devil ham, chicken loaf. veal loaf.
potted ham and Vienna sausage make
an excellent repast. You can get
them fresh at Somervelps Grocery.
Miss Martha Raw left Sunday
evening for Memoirs, where she will
join her aunt, Miss N. A. Ray. for a
tour through the West, stopping al
various places in Texas, Colorado.
and California. The latter
viii make her home in Los Angeles,
California.
Ferndell mayonnaise dressing,
Thousand Island dressing Tihby's
and Burpee's salad dressings at Som
efvell's Grocery
Mr.. ". E. Ogilyie made d business
trip to Memphis Friday through the
country. accompanied by his mother,
Mrs ". I, Ogilvie, returning that
evening.
Grape juice; mighty good and re-
freshing. Try some at Somervell's
Grocery.
Mrs. Edward Ogilvie and daughters,
Elizabeth and Marjorie, returned
nome from Memphis SUNDAY even
ng, accompanied by Miss Linnie Mae
Pippin.
We have full line Of talcum or
face powders. toilet soaps, tooth |
paste The City Talk.
Miss Elizabeth Owen, daughter Of |
Judge and MRS. w. "A. Owen, returned
evening from Memphis, |
where she was the guest Of Miss Ia
Henry for several days.
Some will saw siust as good as
White Ring flour" but few equal and
lone surpass it in quality
Heinz table vinegar and tomato