The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-02-24
We heard that our old friend Sol N.


Bunch, at Undertake, was quite Ill
the last week -end, narrowly escaping
pneumonia. He was reported much
better Monday and Tuesday.
1.-THE Affairs Of tol,,-Princess
Theatre Thursday and Friday nights.
Don't waste your money buying
cotton seed hulls. Buy ground ear
corn. Feed with dairy feed and hay.
This is cheaper and better. We have
it and the price is right.-Lexington
Feed & Mill Co. Tel. No. IL.
w. o. Hill, Cashier of Bank of OAR
den, was in town Monday of this week
and showed US home grown lemon
measuring Is inches in circumference.
The bush is three years old and this
first bearing is Is fruits, two larger
than this one.
Brighten up your home with True
Tagg varnish stains, floor paints and
enamels. Big stock all the time
Elk.
Mrs. DOME Hay, Of Decaturville,
spent Wednesday night here with her
sister, Mrs. j. w. Page. She was en-
route to visit her son, Weaver Rogers,
at Decatur, Ala, and her daughter,
Mrs. Bessie Rushing at Albany, near
Decatur.
After sending q man to the pen for
making a raid on his watermelon
patch, Bee Grisson said he was kind
o. ashamed Of it. First thing you
know it will be high treason to borrow
land forgo ito return IT'D an umbrella
land "cussin" will be taboo in Lex
ington.
They're hearing about it and we are
getting orders for it from Missouri,
Kentucky, Texas and Tennessee. 81
gallons sold in three years.-Elk Iron
Tonic and Flesh Builder.
LOST In the Stewart Drug Store
or between that store and Thos. w.
StegalPs store, one gold and silver
card case, with name "Alice" engrav-
cd in right hand corner Of front. Find
err will return to J. d. Undertake at
the Undertake & Buckley store and
receive reward.
In an attack Of acute rheumatism
in which there Is much pain Billiards.
Snow Liniment is necessary part az
the treatment. II is q powerful pain
relief. Three sizes, 30c, 60c and 81 20
per bottle. Sold by Watson Parker
Drug Co. IS
II 20 ufail to see "The Affairs Of
Anitow ut the Princess Theatre this
week you viii miss the best ever been
presented here. Thursday and Friday
nights. a,. .a
t Miss Mamie Mckinney received the
news by letter that Mrs NJ. A. Lin
kous (nee Miss Agusta Browning, SIS
ter Of the late Mrsh Major Jesse Tay-
lorl had died on the 18th, in the town
tof Fincastle, Va. Mrs. Linkous lived
last m Lexington from 1908 until
1911.
| Let us save you GOOD money on
your paint bill this spring, let us show
you-and you get the VERY BEST
paint that money can buy.--Elk Drug
Store.
Mrs. Mary E. Pafford was taken i'll
last week at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ernest Reed, five miles East
of Lexington and was brought to town
to the home Of her elder daughter,
Mrs. J. w. Stewart. Pneumonia de-
veloped and Mrs. Pafford has been
very seriously i'll. On this, our pub
ication day Thursday she is report
ed to be some better.
1t is easy to get rid Of the misery
Of heartburn or indigestion. Herbine
goes right to the spot. II drives out
the badly digested food and makes
you feel fine. Price Coo. Sold by
Watson-P Parker Drug Co.
Lexington and Henderson county
friends Of Arthur Stegall and wife
Of Jackson, Tenn, deeply sympathize
with them in the death Of their sec
ond daughter, Elizabeth, which occur
red last Tuesday morning after but a
few days Of illness with pneumonia.
Elizabeth was q winsome lassie of
some eight years and her sweetness Of
disposition made her general favor
lite.
Former Governor Tom C. Rye, who
is now the Democratic nominee for
Chancellor, of this, the Eighth Chan
Gerry Division, was in Lexington Tues
day circulating among our people, for
he has long had many friends among
them. Gov. Rye yet carries his stick
which he took up when no suffered
serious injury by accident in Memphis,
but he has so Much improved that he
is looking quite his old debonair self.
| NOTICE-we are agents in the
Town Of Lexington for the we'll
known Rawieigh Products. A COM
plete line can be found 1t our store
at any time.-L B. MIDDLETON
GROCERY, "a -
| J. q. Koffman, substantial farmer
Of Gibson county, has been Here this
tweek rs character witness for Guy
Gordon. Mr.. HOFFMAN says be has
known Gordon since bis babyhood and
that his character had been uniformly
good. It -wiH Be remembered that
Gordon diselaimed any knowledge Of
the whisky that was captured here on
December 10Th and one Of the VIII
Lamb nsen 10 the crowd arrested made