The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-04-28

County Agent H. A. Powers had
with him Wednesday a bunch of U. I.
men representing the bee and other
industries,
Cakes at the Bakery.
After threshing out the question in
Memphis, competent, married women
teachers will be retained in the
city schools.
Coty's perfume and face POWDER
Elk.
! am agent for the well-known Pa
ducah florists and have a few pot
ted plants on hand. Call and see them.
| MRS. F. c. H0REN.
Farmers have done an almost un-
precedented amount of work in the
last two weeks-had to do it, as condi-
tons had been unfavorable before.
We appreciate a call from our old
friend, Rer. R. M. Walker, of Jackson,
who was here Wednesday on account
of the -Timberlake wedding.
Fresh bread daily at the Bakery.
2400 bottles (1O7 gallons) sold Elk
Flesh Builder and Iron Tonic.
DIR. ]. T. Keeton, of Sardis, was
hereTuesday. DIR. Keaton is one of
the men who witnessed the will of the
late ]. G. Ricketts,.
Smith M. Edge, who used to be a
member of the County Court, was
here Tuesday to see the court in
Special Session.
With Germany and Russia in alli-
ance and Turkey joining them later,
the peace of the world has serious
menace threatening it.
Hardened especially for porch
floors-True-Tagg Porch and Deck
paint.-Elk.
G. L. Morris, of Robertson county,
representing the Federal Agricultur-
al Department, was with us on one Of
hsi periodical trips Tuesday of this
week.
Mrs. Noble PARKER, of Memphsi, were
Mrs. Noble Parker, of Memphis, were
here the latter part of the week
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Ernest Ar
mold.
J. A. Henry has been selling some
extra fine tomato pants this week
said he had about 1900 to spare. Jim
is hustler and an expert in farming
and trucking.
$1,000 and $3.50 spectacles for
$4.00-they must please you or your
money back-"with a smile. Elk.
John Haggard, former chairman Of
the County Court Of Chester county,
was in Lexington Tuesday. A. E.
Woods, Esq, Of Chester, was also
here.
Homegrown Strawberries have been
on the market the first Of this week
and commanded fancy price. Every
home ought to have a patch of straw
berries in the garden.
We are getting orders in most ev-
cry mail for tive mean Elk Flesh |
Builder.
Judge" w. R. Dennison, of Perry
vile, was here Sunday enroute to
Jackson where he had been summoned
as Federal court juryman. The
Judge" spent half the day with his
sister, Mrs. W. v. Barry.
Use True-Tagg lead with zinc add
ed). You add the oil-it stays on.
Save you money--wears for years.
Elk.
The Fifth Sunday meeting of Beech
River Baptist Association, convenes
Friday night at Piney Creek church,
Southeast of town. The trains of Fri
day afternoon will be met and convey
ance furnished to the church.
JHn IlcHIy COHtiHucS W put Us QH-
der obligations to him--this time for a
dozen handsome tomato plants. Jim
recognizes the fact that preachers and
newspaper men must have contribu-
lions and acts on his knowledge.
Ladies, have your "old man" buy
paint from us and get the pretty
bowls, dishes and glassware free
Elk.
Miss Lula Mae Pearson is slowly
improving after having her tonsils re-
moved in Jackson last week. She was
accompanied to Jackson by her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Pearson.
We wish you would be fair enough |
Ito yourself) to try Elk Flesh Builder
and Iron Tonic-it will surely build
you up-l07 gallons (2400 bottlesl
sold.
The Mississippi river continued to
rise and before the last weekend a
levee in Louisiana flooded a vast area
of farming lands. Hundreds of men
were busy all last week and into this
week working on levees even North
Of Hickman, KY, to prevent breaks.