The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-01-14

out the art from the pores IL 5 pihh'
Elk.
Glenn Baton, night operator at the
Lexington station made a trip to
Memphis last Saturday. Mr.. Baton
is a grandson of Squire Baton, who
was well-known citizen of Decatur
County in the last several decades of
the last century.
Roy w. Holmes and wife have TAX
en- part Of the ]. r, Dennison home, on
Huntingdon street, where they will
have both comfortable rooms and the
luxury of a garden-which we feel
sure Roy and Clara will not let grow
up in noxious weeds.
Strong meat favored with shippers
or Figaro" Liquid smoke easy to
apply. Make your breakfast bacon at
home. 1t tastes so good.-Elk.
Mrs. S. c. Jones arrived Friday
from Jackson, and with her husband
has rented rooms in the home of Mr..
T. Edwards. Mr.. Jones is the new
manager of the Standard Oil Com
pany, of Louisiana, in Lexington, the
position recently resigned by Mr.. Ed
wards,
Dundee, Texas, Jan 9th, 1921.
Mr.. Lawler:-Please find enclosed
pay for one bottle of Elk's Lung Ton
ic and Flesh Builder. That is THE
BEST MEDICINE IN THE LAND.
1t will do all you claim for. it and
THEN SOME.-Yours truly, A. w.
Maxwell.
Alcohol PARALLELS the nerves-Elk
Tonic contains N0NE-but builds up
the nerves-you'll sleep, eat, and get
fat-we're NOT JOKING.-Elk.
Miss Cornelia Satterfield, of Wash
ington, d. c., is here in the interest of
school work. She represents the Ma
tional Educators Association and will
meet with the Parent Teachers Asso-
citation Thursday, to discuss the Sc
lective and accumulative knowledge
for graded school children.
Both his permanent and transient
guesets express themselves as being
mighty pleased with the way and
manner in which Mine Host John M.
Bryant, is starting off in the Hotel
business. We had an abiding faith
from the first that John would make
good when he took hold of this we'll
known hostelry.
Oh, Man! 1t makes the meat taste
so GOOD-keeps the skippers-stops
the dripping. We're selling lost Of it.
1t is in a nice glass jug-"Figaro"
J Liquid smoke)-easy to use-cost 21c
a hundred pounds to use.-Elk.
DR.. Lloyd T. Wilson, of Nashville,
will deliver a sermon-lecture Friday
night, Jan. 14th, at the Baptist
church to which everybody is invited.
1t is the first of several similar at
fractions which will be offeded Lex
ington people under auspices of Bap-
fist Young Peoples Union. Every
body welcome.
The Princess Theatre offers to the
movie fans of Lexington Friday night
Frank Mayo in"The Hitching POST
A wonderful story by wonderful ac-
tor. Saturday night, they present
George Walsh, in one of those new,
snappy stories, that will be interest
ing to all. Saturday night they will
also show two reels of comedy.
Save the Elk Trade Tickets. We're
going to add to our list great many
new and useful premiums, such as
pretty bowls, dishes, water sets, ice
tea glasses, Japanize ware, etc.,-a
ticket with every purchase.-Elk
Drug Store.
| Our Bread Winners" will be the
subject of the sermon at the Baptist
church next Sunday night, the second
in series on Home Problems. Who
shall they be? Men, Women or both
Do we properly appreciate them?
Morning subject: Gods Conquering
Host" Miss Maxine Garner leads
the B. Y. P. u, at 6:15. Forty pres
ent last Sunday evening. You are
wanted.
1t affords the Progress real pleas
ure to say good word for Mr.. ]. Os-
car White, who has bought half in
terest in the John A. Jones Grocery
business. Mr.. White has been with us
as a citizen but a few years but has
already established the reputation of
a man whose word is as good as his
bond. The Progress bespeaks for the
new firm of Jones & White a success