The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-09-21

Mrs. Carl Huffman. of Crawfords-
vile, Ark, is visiting relatives at
Brighton this week.
Mr. Mckinley Ray, son Of Mr..
NJ. A. Ray, IS improving, after an
illness of about 10 days.
We strive to handle the best of
goods at the lowest possible prices.
Come in and see us, The City Talk.
Mrs. Kate Reid returned home
Tuesday evening from a visit to Som
erville
We carry dry goods and shoes. A
COMPLETE stock of 5-Star all-leather
shoes. E. M. DeBakey.
Just think Of the advantage in
buyinr from this store: not an item
of old goods in stock. Supply Co.
Mr.. H. D. Alexander and wife, of
Fulton, KY, left Wednesday, after a
visit to friends here.
See those cheap Hamilton-Brown
shoes in the Bargain Basement before
your size is gone. Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Anderson. of
Fulton, KY, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs j. M, Jackson Sunday.
Go to the Bargain Basement today
and see those odds and ends in Ham
ilton-Brown shoes, Supply Co.
Mr.. Clyde Walker, Of Drummonds,
and Mr. Giles Starnes, of Munford,
were visitors here Tuesday.
Mr.. H. M. Huffman, Of Brighton
left Monday for Due West, S. G.,
where he will pursue a course in
Erskine College.
Mr.. G. B. Jones returned to his
home in Memphis Tuesday night, after
few days visit to the family of his
son, Mr.. Dan Jones.
Cheap shoes in the Bargain Base
ment: not old stock, but fresh new
Hamilton-BrOwn shoes in odds and
ends at cut rates. Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Lambert will
return to their home in Des Moines,
Iowa, tonight, after a visit to Capt.
j. R. Fallin, father Of the latter
ESQ. J. G. Mccain left Tuesday
night for Dyersburg to spend the re-
of the week with the family
of DR.. George B. Brown.
We are opening almost carload
Of Munsing underwear this week Can
fit any size from the little infant to
the largest extra size. Supply Co.
Miss Mary Martha Mcbride, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mcbride,
was enrolled as student in the West
Tennessee Normal School Monday.
Miss Lula Jones, accompanied by
DR.. T. R. Thames, Of Memphis, spent
Sunday here with the family Of her
brother, Mr.. Dan Jones.
Get ready for the Tri-State Fair.
We have our store trimming full of
new fall goods at much less than city !
prices. Supply Co,
Mr. R. l.. Morris, Past Grand Mas
.er of the Memphis Lodge |. 0. 0. F,
spent Tuesday in this city with old
friends.
Mrs. Jennie Fyfe Short and two
Mary Jane and Eleanor re-
.urned to their home in Sardis, Miss,
lfter a visit to Mrs. Ellen Fyfe.
Complete line Of fall millinery just
'eceived at The City Talk. Prices
heaper than ever; quality the best.
Courtesy our motto. Come and see
is.
Misses Irene Fortner, Helen PEN
lei, Martha Wheeler and Willie Mai
julien lett Tuesday morning to enter
he West Tennessee Normal in Mem
his.
Complete line Of fall millinery just
eceived at The City Talk. Prices
heaper than ever: quality the best.
Courtesy our motto. Come and see
is.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Carpenter re-
urned to their home in Paducah, KY, A
Wednesday. after a visit to Mrs
carpenters parents, DR.. and Mrs.
I'd Wall.
We contracted for our goods sew
raj months ago at prices much
heaper than the same goods could
e bought tor today. Come and get
he benefit Of our wise buying. Sup
~ Co.
Mrs Annie Hamilton and her
aughters. Misses Eva and Martha
hamilton. of Dyersburg, arrived Tues
ay evening for visit to the family
f Rev. L. D. Hamilton.
See our new goods and get our
rices and we'll get your trade. We
ought these goods before the recent
dvance in prices and you get the
enefit of our big buying. Supply
Mr.. H. M. Harper and Miss Sebia
Iansker. of Paducah, KY, and Miss
arab Malone and Mr.. Horace Ander-
IN, of Dresden, Tenn, spent the
with Mrs. Alice Jennings.
When you think of underwear, think
{ Munsingwear. 1t will not rip; |
lttons don't pull off: seams are
nished smooth and strong, and Mum
witt last two to four years
stead of one. Nearly a carload
)ened this week. Can fit the whole /
.mily. Supply Co.
Mr.. Ernest Dumas, son of Mr.. T. j. Il
umas. of this city. left the latter
art Of last week for Knoxville to re-
lme his course in the University of H
II
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Billings lost
cir home Saturday morning by fire. II
ne Scottish Union and National Fire II
surance Company settled their loss
e following Tuesday. The Scottish II
Mon and National was the first
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