The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

and Mrs, w, A. Black, of Memphis,
snent the weekend with friends in
this city.
If your feet are tender and you
need comfortable shoes, come to The
Supply Company.
Misses Catherine Darnell and Mil
! bred Murray, of Memphis, are the
guests Of Mrs. w. S. Mayes this
week
Selling White Ring flour is a real
pleasure. Mention it to the grocer
and see him smile.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry G, Hill have
returned to their home in Memphis,
after a visit to the family Of Mr.. ~
A. Sherrod.
Get you a pair Of pretty new sport
shoes; lots of new styles to select
from. Supply Co.
Misses Imogene Garrett and Grace
Lackey returned Friday, after a visit
of three weeks to relatives at Curve,
Gates and Ripley.
Any straw hat in our store at 81;
splendid percale shirts, 81. Supply
Company.
Miss Stella Bryant, of Rosemark,
is visiting Messrs. L, P. and j. H.
Flippin and other relatives here this
week.
De Laval says sooner or later you
will buy the De Laval separator Why
not now? M. A. Walker e Co.
Mrs. Lawrence Mayo and children,
of Somerville, returned home Sunday,
after a visit to Mesdames George
Gibbs and ]. G. Owen,
Come to our Manhattan shirt sale
Every shirt in this sale is 1922
style. Supply Co.
Mrs. J. M. Jackson returned Sun
day evening from Fulton, KY, where
she was the guests of friends fol
several days.
Make perfect jams and jellies with
out boiling away the flavor. Use
Certo. Ask Gift & Primer.
Mrs. George Volz, of Ripley, re-
turned to her home Saturday, after a
visit of several days to her sister,
Mrs, H. D. McGaughey.
Wache's grape, plum, peach, fruit |
and fruitlade are mighty nice. Som
ervell's Grocery
! Mrs. Mary Holland returned Mon
day afternoon from Memphis, where
she was the guest of relatives and
friends for several days.
Perfect jams and iellies made in
one minute with Certo. Ask Gift &
Primer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Yarbro, of the
Charleston vicinity, returned to their
home Fridty, after visit with their
daughter, Mrs. E. F. Paine.
Ask for profit-sharing certificates.
Trade with the store that keeps every.
thing for the table Gift & Primer
Miss Katharine Smith left Saturday
morning for Sardis, Miss, where she
will be the guest of Mrs. j E. Taylor
for several weeks.
Sweet, sour and dill pickle, baked
and boiled ham and also all kinds nice
fresh cakes at Somervelrs Grocery.
Mrs. Robert Miller, of Mayfield,
KY, arrived Tuesday morning and is
visiting the family Of her father, Mr. |
w. F. BringIe.
We have everything in canned
fruits YOU might want. Fruit salad
and Crane fruit hearts in cans are
mighty fine. Someryell's Grocery.
Miss Halle Polk, daughter of Mrs.
J. M. Polk, Of this city, left Tuesday
morning for Hickman, KY, on an ex-
tended visit to relatives.
International mowers, presses ted
ders, rakes and sweep rakes, at prices
cheaper than last season. Call on us.
Tennessee Hardware Co.
Mrs. ]. Leslie Dickson, after an ex-
tended visit to her parents, DR.. and
Mrs Ed Wall, left Tuesday for her
home in Houston, Texas.
Buy now at our cheap prices. The
mills are advancing their prices ana
we'll have to pay more the next time
we buy. Supply Go.
Judge W. A. Owen will leave to-
hight for San Francisco, Calf, to
attend a meeting of the Board Of
Control, Knights Of Pythias. He
Will be absent several weeks.
No trouble to secure repairs for
Oeering or Mccormick. Beware of
,ff-brand machines. Tennessee Hard
ware Co.
Misses Eleanor Taylor, of Mem
)his, and Miss Minnie Bransford, of
los Angeles, Calf, are the guests Of
Misses Louise and Catherine ONeal
his week.
High prices for hay is predicted.
Setter buy a new Deering or Nc
Cormick mower and save every ton
possible. Tennessee Hardware Co.
Prof. E. H. Wilson, a member of
he Byars-Hall High School faculty, /
lrrived here Tuesday from Knoxville,
where he completed short course in
cience.
Why buy other than the best ?
either Deering or Mccormick stan
ard makes. Tennessee Hardware
company.
Baked ham, boiled ham, dried beef,
'imento cheese, pickles, olives, bread, |
axes and crackers-ev everything for
he picnic or outing. Ask Gift &
Inner.
Rev. R. W. Faux, pastor of East
md Presbyterian church, Houston,
'exas, left Monday night for the
last before returning to his work