The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-07-21

with the larger crowd at Scott's Hill.
Roy McPeake, who is to teach at Sar-
dis, made a talk at that place-but
speaking did not seem to be the order
of the day at either place.
$1.00 Deluxe Face Powder with
cold cream) for 75c. Special price
it's delightful.
Fishman, the Jackson merchant,
has page advertisement in The
Progress this week. 1t is strange
that Jackson merchant can find
profit in Henderson county advertis-
ing, while some home merchants let
the months go by without offering a
single inducement to get trade.
Fishman butt up a big business in
Jackson from the start of a mere
"hole in the wall"
A party composed of John A. Nc
Call and Wife, Gill Gideon and wife,
John w. Potts and Misc Ruby Stew
art, Hubert Boren and Miss Marjory
Davis, 1.-THE latter of oklahoma re-
turned last Sunday from a fishing
trip to Buffalo river, Perry county.
They reported excellent luck in the
matter of fishing, good time gener-
ally-and brought home a goodly
sack of the finny tribe.
There is nothing in the whole list
of flesh-healing remedies that can APP
proach Liquid Borozone in the rapid
ity with which it heals SUITS, wounds,
sores, burns or scalds. It is a mar
velous discovery. Price soc, 60c, and
$1.20. Sold by Watson-P Parker Drug
Company.
We are a candidate" for your
trade-we will-sell you goods right
and give you pretty bowls, dishes
and glassware oboot." Elk.
A delightful lawn party was given
Thursday afternoon when Mrs. Hugh
Boswell and Mrs. John Logan enter
tanned at the Boswell home on Main
Street. During the afternoon pro-
gressive rock was enjoyde by the 35
guests, prizes being awarded to Mrs.
E. L. Drake and Mrs. J. Frank Stew
art. The yellow and white scheme
was carried ont in the decorations and
also in the delightful refreshments
served at the conclusion of the game.
Thanks to J. F. Winslow for a trip
to Rand Ridge last Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Winslow and Mrs. Hassie
Wallace in addition. There was a
splendid dinner spread on the grounds
and in the afternoon there was sing
ing led by Profs. Barnett, of Parsons,
and Hersey Davis, of Lexington. DR..
H. B. Johnston delivered discourse
after dinner-and the day was made
one both of pleasure and profit to the
many who were there.
Save every Elk Trade Ticket
good for pretty bowles-dishes and
glass-ware-one with every purchase
Elk Drug Store.
Lexington continues to win their
ball games. Bargerton came up last
Friday and we won by a. score of SO
to 2--Bargerton pitching Jack Day
and Lexington William Tolley. Cade
Bird went in the box Monday against
Parsons and won by score 70 8 to O.
The trouble we are having is getting
games with teams that will interest
us-but Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of this week hurry, KY, comes
and games of the right kind are as
sured.
If you ONLY KNEW about Elk
Flesh Builder-well, you would take
it (if you are thin and in bad healthy
and listen, it WILL PULL YOU OUT
OF BAD HEALTH-if you don't be.
lieve it well that's YOUR business
Mr.. C. C. Sweat, representing the
Jones Strainer Manufacturing Co., OF
Memphis, is spending this week al
home. Mr.. Sweat reports that his
Company was successful in securing
the order for approximately $4,000
worth of strainers for the City OF
Memphis. This is the largest indi
Ividual order placed by that City anc
it is recommendation to the Jones
oVihPaiAy tudt Iicy IcCtiNtu Tie Or
der, especially when the bids were
competetive-being made by other
jobbers and manufacturers.
1t won't come off-it's True-Tage
paint-in lead form-in a can-very
thick-(has large per cent of zinc
you add the pure linseed oil your
self, then you know it's there. Save
good money.-Elk.
1t was rumored about Lexington
during the last weekend that A
Homer ("Mutt") Joyner was a can
ddiate for the office Of sheriff, but
the rumor was incorrect and and w,
are authorized to announce that Mr.
Joyner is candidate for nothing ex
cept BUSINESS SIX days in the week
three meals each day and every fire.
Sunday dinner that is spread within
ten miles Of Lexington. In his candi
dacy for the matters mentioned, Mr.
Joyner is subject to the people with
out regard to sex, race, color or pre-
vious condition Of servitude. p. s
We charged Mutt" $500 for this an
nouncement but made the best Of .
bad prospect and compromised for Al