The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-02-24


H emstitching, 10c the yard.-Mrs.
Sc. Ballard, 305 s. Maple St.
FOR SALE-Half and Half Cotton
Seed, s100 per bushel. Made 48 per
cent lint IN 1921. J. N. Brantley, HUI
ron, Tenn.
Mrs. Roy Dennison spent the latter
part Of last week at her old home near
Sardis on account Of the sickness Of
her mother.
There will be singing at Jacks
Creek church, near Middle Fork, next
Sunday, led by j. Hersey Davis. Ev-
erybody Is invited ,i :,
E. L. Kennedy, Of Scott's Hill, was
in town Monday and had this paper
sent for Q year to his old friend, j. p.
Dunn, at Hoxie, Ark.
Keep up the "war" on rats and the
mice. II will pay you. We sell all
kinds Of poison for them.-Elk.
Let us sell you your hay now. Hay
is getting scarce and will be much
higher. We have good red top, No. /
Clover, Timothy and Alfalfa.-Lex-
ington Feed & Mill Co. Phone No. IL.
FOR SALE-Two mules, 2 and 8
years old. Will sell for cash or good
note.-W. T. White, $40 Maple Sta,
Lexington, Tenn.
If your head is dizzy on STOPPING or
rising suddenly and everything turns
black before the eyes, you have tor
pid liver. Take Herbine. 1t is pow
erful liver regulator. Price Coo. Sold
by Watson-Parker Drug Co.
Ben Crosser has secured a travel
ing position in West Tennessee with
the st. Louis Coffee & Spice Mills and
expected to 60 on the road this week.
w. C. Crook, senior memebr Of the
firm Of Crook Brothers, at old Middle
Fork, was in town Saturday and left
at this office an order for job print
ing.
l fyou only KNEW how fnie Elk
Iron Tonic and Flesh Builder is you
would try it.-97 gallons sold.
County Register John L. Sullivan
was taken i'll Tuesday of last week,
with bronchial trouble and has since
been confined to his home East Of
town.
Robbers broke into the general
store Of Jim Harris at Yuma on
Thursday night Of last week and took
away a lot Of goods-silk shirts,
coats, etc.
ESQ. W. T. Threadgill, who had the
misfortune to hurt his foot while
working last week with the Threadgill
Bros, Lumber business, was confined
at home last Thursday.
$1,000 and 1890 glasses for $500
and they must please you perfectly
We stand behind the god.-ER. /,
Just q soon - the conditions win
permit. rush planting your early Irish
potatoes-and Ne have decided to
stick to the Triumph Is the most sat
isfsctory and dependable.
Mrs. Granville Bartholomew, Of Yu-
ma, has been here for several days
On account Of the. iltuess Of her moth.
q, Mrs. vsreil PSfford, Ia the home
Of Mrs. John ". Stewart.
Don't forget 4The Affairs of Ami.
toll" At The Prineess Theatre Thurs
day and Friday nights. Twelve stars
in the cast and 20 Twill enjo yit.
Boys, we carry q big hne Of base
ball goods at all times.--Ek.
FOR SALE-Genuine, two-ear
white seed corn. Field selected -four
years. Sure to please. Peck 75c
bushel. $2.o0.-L. A. LAWLER, HUI
ron, Tenn
We acknowledge receipt Of a re-
newd Of the subscription Of viii
Jones, who is with the Murrelf Lun.
1 Der Company, in Buede, Miss. Viii
writes that he is doing well in the
littl mississippi town.
W. W. Sweat and wife returned
4 last Friday from Hot Springs anC
Pine Bluff, Ark. where they visiteC
Mr.. Sweatt's brothers, A. W. anC
Howard. Walter reports both broth
arS dining wall ard hannv