The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-08-17

IL always pleases-N Hlte hin{
flour.
Mrs. win Reid is spending thl
week with relatives in Memphis.
For eighty years the standard anC
still the best Of flour-Omega.
Miss Gertrude Guttman left thi.
morning for Memphis to spend tht
remainder Of the week with relatives
That's more like it, says the cook
about White Ring flour
Mrs. Luther Taught, Of Memphis
is the guest of Mrs. G.. w. Beasley
this week.
Happy days work before those that
use Tube Rose flour,
| Mr.. Clyde Mellow, of Gilt Edge,
spent Wednesday in this city on bust
ness.
| Don't make yourself believe Omega
is not the best flour.
! iMessrs. j. A. and H. B. Shelton
left Tuesday morning for Dawson
Springs, KY, to spend about 10 days.
Learn the truth about good bread
by using White Ring flour.
Mrs. Woford, of Wetumka, Okla, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. G.
D. Wentworth.
The strength to win those that use
White Ring flour.
Mr.. Bryan Marshall, of Memphis,
spent Sunday morning here with
friends.
Fluffy, dainty and light biscuit
from Tube Rose flour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Belts, of
Tupelo, Miss, are the guests of DR..
and Mrs, T. B. Gassaway.
Biscuit made from White Ring
flour makes the mouth water. Try it.
Mr. L. F. Hicks, of Martin, mana
ger of The City Talk, is hre this
week on business.
Satisfying-bread made from White
Ring flour. Try it.
Mrs. c. ]. Simonton, of Atoka, is
visiting the family Of Mr. W. B..
Gragg this week.
Messrs. Ashley Downing and How
ard Flwers spent Monday in Ripley
on business.
For delicate cake, biscuit or pas
try, try Tube Rose flour.
Mrs. Ida Brown returned to her
home in Memphis Wednesday night,
after visit to the family of her son,
Mr., Wiley Jackson.
Of course, you'll like White Ring
flour. Try it.
Mr.. j. G. Conan, head of the Tip
ton Cotton Mills, left Wednesday
night for business visit to New
York City.
The ioy-maker of the home White
Ring flour
DR.. G. B. Brown and family re-
turned to their home in Dyersburg
last Thursday, after a visit to ESQ
j. G. Mccain in this city.
Always in good taste-an Omega
flour biscuit.
Mr.. w 0. Menefee left Wednesday
for GAINESVILLE, Texas, to visit the
family Of DR.. J G. Durham and other
relatives.
The pride Of the picnic-baaten
biscuit made from Omega flour
Miss Louise Wootten returned to
her home in Martin last week. after
a visit to Miss Bessie Mcdaniel, Of
this city
Fresh cakes, crackers and bread
at Someryell's Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Simonton re-
turned home Tuesday from Hot
Springs, Ark, after spending several
days in that city.
Delaware pleases the old as well
IS the young. Bottled by the Coca
Cola Bottling Co.
Mr.. ]. C. Vaughan, Sr, and son,
Milton, Of Detroit, are attending
Cotton States Merchants Association
n Memphis.
The reward is still out for the cook
hat can't make good biscuit with
White Ring flour
Mr.. Thurston Smith, of Brighton,
eft the latter part Of last week for
Princeton, Ky, where he has accepted /
position with the ]. s. Walton Co. Il
Buy YOUR framing and bill lumber
rom W. P. SimOnton & Bros. Prices II
light. augl7tf II
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Haskins are
pending the week with relatives in
'aris, Ienn, They motored through II
he country II
Give the children Delaware Punch, II
Bottled by Coca II
ola .Bottling Co.
Little Miss Sophia and Walter
'alch, of Dyersubrg, are visiting II
neir grandmother, Mrs. Sophia Shell II
IN. II
Laughter in the kitchen, joy in the II
ook's heart because of beautiful
lhite Ring biscuit. \.
Mrs. J. R. Notgrass and little
aughter, Patricia, left Tuesday morn III
lg for a visit to relatives in Mill II
Igton, II
Non-carbouated and healthful for
lie children Delaware Punch. Bot |
ed by the Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Miss Lucille Owen, daughter of II
ldge and Mrs. w. A. Owen, left
tuesday, morning for a few days
sit in Memphis. \
Good 24-pound sack Of flour, S100. |
agar, coffee. meat and lard as cheap /
] good groceries can be sold, at |
Grocery. IL
Little Mis- Mary Jane Short, ofIIl
ards, Miss, 5 visiting her grand II
other, Mrs. Ellen Fyfe. II
Come ID and see our remnant II