The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-08-19

Purity and healing power are the
chief characteristics of Liquid Boro-
zone. 1t mends torn, cut, burned or
scalded flesh with wonderful prompt
ness. Price SOC, Coo and $1.20. Sold
by Watson-Parker Drug Co.
Felix Lawler, who is in the cotton
business in New Orleans, arrived here
last Saturday to visit his mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Lawler. Felix has the appear
ance of getting along well in the
world.
Miss Bess Trips many friends
were glad to see her back at her post
in the Montgomery & Son store, after
her vacation of week to Crawford
Springs with the local Epworth
League.
Buy Black Cat Hosiery for hose
satisfaction. There is not pair that
MS not a genuine worthwhile value.
FIELDER.
Our old friend, Jones A. Austin,
gave US a call in the last weekend,
looking somewhat peaked and we
were both glad and sorry-glad to see
him out again and sorry that he had
been confined for more than a week.
Bee Grissom, Of West of Town, was
here Tuesday of last week with new
sweet potatoes to sell and wanted a
dollar a peck for them-wanted was
all, for of course nobody could or
would give such crazy price under
existing conditions.
Now that we have the gymnasium
built and ready for use, lets lose no
time in paying for it. This is your
first opportunity! You will be help
ing good cause and at the same time
be highly entertained by coming to
"The Time of His Life"
At the time of the death of Miss
Gussie Johnson Tuesday morning, her
mother, Mrs. r. L. Johnson, her elder
brother, Urshel, and her elder sister,
Miss Gertie, were still confined to
their beds, but there was strong hope
that al would recover.
Dr. R. II. Milan, wife and son, re-
turned last Friday from a short visit
to relatives in Gibson county-and
rain catching them on the return
trip gave them the pleasure of spend
ing the night with the family Of John
w. Darden in Madison county.
If the baby suffers from wind collie,
diarrhoea or summer complaint, give
it McGee's Baby Exiler. 1t is a pure,
harmless and effective remedy. Price
So and 60c. Sold by Watson-Parker
Drug Co.
Homer Joyner went to Henderson
last week via. Jacks Creek, a trip he
had not rade in eighteen years.
He says the drainage of the lands and
other improvements have made a
marvellous change in the country
trayersed since he had last seen it.
The rain prevented the McCulley
Barbecue at Hinson Springs last Sat
urday, to the disappointment of many
who expected to go and have a great
time, as it is known that Mrs. McCul-
ley never does anything halfhearted-
ly.
The funeral of the late B. W.
Lindsey will be preached at the grave
in the Old Lindsey cemetery, at HOO
o'clock, a. m, on the Fourth Sunday
in August. Services viii be conduct
td by Elder I. C. lowers. Friends Of
the deceased are especially invited to
come.
All who are interested will take no
-ice that the people will gather at
cid Mt. Carmal graveyard, in the old
eth district. on Friday, the 26th inst,
for the purpose Of giving the grounds
a thorough cleaning. Come early and
bring implements suitable for the
work.
Dick Joyuer. n. C. agent at Beacon,
Decatur county, was here last Sunday
and Monday. Dick says his three
squares a day and a good bed at night
represent the sum total Of happiness
to h.n-with an occasional visit to
Lexington thrown in for good meas
IRE.