The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-02-03

phls wednesday for faw days.
The best quality stationery at
Union Drug Co. at reduced prices.
Mrs. J. o. Trotter, of Brighton,
was a visitor in town Wednesday.
Powder puffs, 1Oc; pretty little
imitation leather purses, l0c and 15c.
The City Talk.
Miss Mary Helen Whitaker went
to Ripley Wednesday to visit friends.
Spring hats, beautiful shapes,
coloE's and trimmings. The City
Talk.
Mrs. G. w. Hamilton went 10
Memphis Wednesday to visit friends
Stationery that is the best in style
and quality at the Union Drug Co.
at reduced prices
Miss Helen White went to Brigh
ton Tuesday evening to visit friends.
Our spring hats are so very reason
able this time; and they have quail
ity, too. The City Talk.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Fredrickson
returned Sunday night from Mem
phis, where they visited en- route
from St. Louis.
We want your phone orders and
you get your drugs quick. Union
Drug Co.
Mrs. Charles Kinney left Friday
night for Atoka and Memphis TIC
visit relatives and friends for the
weekend.
Spring clothes pins, 15c dozen,
extra good quality, too; shoe trees,
15c pair. The City Talk.
Mesdames Amanda Haynie and
Rebecca Barrett left Sunday for
Memphis, where they will visit Mrs.
Lonnie Long and other relatives.
Fine line Of leather collars and
harness at right prices. NJ A.
Walker & Co,
Mesdames David Goddard and
Edwin Goulder went to Memphis
SATURDAY. to see the production given
at the Lyric, "The Passing Show"
My! But those fancy winesaps di-
rect from the mountains Of Virginia
are good. The City Talk sells EN-.
Mrs. ]. D. Hall returned Friday
morning from Centralia, ILL.,, where
she visited her sister. Mrs. D. G.
Spalding
Putyour land in condition with the
Oliver ttwo-horse pillow. M. A. Walker
& Company
Mrs. Sam Carpenter, of Paducah,
KY, arrived Friday morning on
visit to her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Ed Wall
One-fourth inch good elastic, black
or white, Sc yard; also three-eighths
inch elastic, &c yard. The City Talk.
Miss Lena Fortson returned Sat
urday from st. Louis, where she
made purchases for the spring sea-
son for her millinery shop.
Start the new year right by sup
plying the home with one Of our
splendid Bridge & Beach cook stoves.
NJ. A., Walker Go.
Miss Effie Wood, chief operator
of the local telephone company, went
to Dyersburg Wednesday on a BUSH
ness trip for the company.
A big stock of fine clothing for
men and boys at less than factory
cost. Supply Co.
Little Miss Mary Stone Norman,
of Memphis, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Will Reid, returned
to her home Wednesday morning.
Fine 32-inch sea island zephyr
ginghams in new spring styles;
seventy-five new patterns to pick
from, 25c and 35c. Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Guttman and
children, Gertrude and Jake, went
to Memphis Saturday to spend the
weekend with friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Couch left Tues
day for Nashville, where she will
visit her two children, who are at
tending the Industrial School in that
city.
Excello cake mixture lemon, va
nilla, chocolate and devil food-makes
excellent cakes, at Somervell's Groc-
cry.
Mr.. Albert Kieran, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, has been the guest Of Mr.. Mel
vile Prettyman for the past few
days, en- route to New Orleans and
other Southern points.
Crochet thread, 13e, two for 25c;
Clark's lustre, &c; embroidery thread,
&c; Turkey red marking cotton, Sc.
The City Talk.
Mrs. ]. M. Beaver and two nieces,
Helen and Frances White Rogers,
left Friday evening for Memphis to
visit Mrs. Beavers son. Ermon, and
other relatives.
Aunt Jemima pancake flour, good
for breakfast with that real good
sugarhouse molasses at ST a gallon,
at SomeryelPs Grocery.
Mrs. A. A. Bonner, of Memphis,
returned to her home Saturday even
ing, after a visit of several days
here, the guest of her sister, Mrs. E.
NJ Mcbride.
Coed winesaps from the Virginia
mountains, also Florida oranges,
grapefruit and bananas at The City
Talk this week. Lemons zoe dozen.
Mr.. Harris Brown, of jackson,
Tenn, was a visitor here Monday.
Mr.. Brown is editor of the Jackson
Sun and was resident of Coving-
ton several years ago.
Early Rose and White Cobbler
seed potatoes and Red Triumph ex-
pected in day or two. SomervelIs
Grocery.
Mesdames Edwin Paine and R. C.
Barrett and son, Milton Paine, went
to Memphis Friday evening to spend
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. R.