The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26
PERSONAL MENTION
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I Snow-white marshmallows at zoe
pound The City Talk.
Mrs. R. E. Sheriff., of Haskell
Texas, is visiting her son, Rev. L. j..
Sheriff..
Sample shoes for the entire family
at one-third off: also ladies Arctics
at ST. Supply Co.
Mrs. I. C. Laid, of Martin, was the
guest Of friends and relatives here
this week.
Good bargains in the china and
enamel ware department. The City
Talk.
Mrs. John Paine, who is visiting
friends and relatives in Memphis,
will return to this city Friday night.
Goods are going up and right now
is good time to buy. You'll thank
us for this suggestion few weeks
from now. Supply Co.
Mr.. Frank Prettyman who has
been on an extended visit to Mr..
Walter McCullers in Dallas, Texas.
will return to his home here tomor-
row night.
Come next Wednesday. November
1, and get some Of that 10-4 Sea
Island sheeting at 40 cents. Supply
Company.
Mrs. Boyd Brown spent Wednes-
day and Thursday with relatives on
her return home to Dallas, Texas,
from Detroit, Mich, where she had
been on an extended visit.
This store is full to overlooking
with fresh new fall and winter shoes,
dry goods, hosiery, underwear,
clothing and ladies' goods. Supply
Company.
Mr.. Robert Graves, of Memphis,
who is connected with the Standard
Oil Co., spent Saturday with his
mother, Mrs. 0. c. Graves, in Ran
dolph.
Come and see our sample line Of
cloaks, suits and dresses. They are
bargains that you can not match.
Only one of kind in these high
class garments. Supply Co.
Mr.. N. H. Murphy, of this city,
was called to the bedside of his
brother, DR.. w. H.. Murphy, at Bir-
mingham, Ala, last week. He will
return home this week.
Don't forget next Wednesday No
vember 1, will be 1914 sheeting day
with us-88 to 90-inch fine Sea
Island sheeting, special for Wednes-
day at 40c. Supply Co.
Messrs. John Brigham and Bennett
Selph returned Friday from New Or
leans, where they attended the nat
ional convention of the American
Legion last week.
Mrs. Bell Baltzer and her son, Mr..
H. r. Baltzer, of this city, returned
home Saturday from st. Louis,
where Mrs. Baltzer was treated by
specialist.
Hon. VIM. A. Shoaf, Jr., returned
home Saturday evening from New
Orleans, where he attended the
American Legion convention. Mr..
Shoaf is commander of the local post.
Don't wait too long to do your
buying. Goods are going up every
day and Wen have to raise our
prices when present stock is sold out
and we have to buy again. Supply
Company.
Miss Mary Sue and MIR. Reese KEEL
ley, son and daughter of ESQ. A. A.
Kelley, Of the Garland vicinity, re-
turned home Sunday from Portage
vile, Mo-, after an extended visit to
relatives.
Rev. Robert A. Clark, pastor of
Union avenue Methodist church,
Memphis, and his wife spent a few
hours here Tuesday with friends. Mr..
Clark was formerly pastor of the
First Methodist church here.
Mesdames. w. H. Paine and her
daughter, Mrs. 7. R. Elcan, returned
Monday night from Hot Springs,
Ark, where Mrs. Elcan had been
under treatment for some time. The
friends of Mrs. Elcan will be glad to
learn that she is greatly improved.
When you want hosiery to suit
you in every particular, see our stock.
We have the largest and best assorted
collection ever shown. Every pair
fresh, new and full Of service. We
have all kinds, including extra large
out sizes for fleshy ladies. Supply
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