The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-03-17
HOT SPRINGS Blood Remedy.

HOT SPRINGS Blood Remedy
Elk.
W. H. Weatherington, of Reagan,
was in town Monday and had this pa
per continued to his address for an
other year.
FOR SALE-Half and Half Cotton
Seed, Sl00 per bushel Made 4S per
cent lint in 1921. j. NJ. Brantley, HUI
ron, Tenn.
Lawyer ]. A. England, of Decatur
vile, spent Tuesday here, taking a
deposition in Decatur county law
suit and going on to Memphis.
Stay thin or take Elk Flesh Builder
your choice.-100 gallons sold.
SKIRT PLEATING of all kinds.
Hemstitching and cloth-covered but
tons. Satisfaction guaranteed. In
formation free.-MRS. j. M. ME-
| LOAN, Costumer, Murray, KY.
Will teach you the real meaning of
Overall satisfaction. Next time try
0'Bryan Duck Head You won't re-
greet it. All sizes can be found at
FIELDERS.'
Make your BREAKFAST bacon at
home-"Figaro" does it.-Elk.
Hon. F. M. Davis states that he will
not be candidate for Trustee before
the April Quarterly court, If it be-
comes necessary for that body to
elect successor to Trustee W. F. APP
pleby.
Chancellor w. H. Denison, having
acquired case of the prevailing sore
eyes, did not think it wise to hold the
intended session of the Chancery
Court last Saturday, so postponed it
until this week.
J. Walter Wright had a round with
sore eyes last week-but it will take
something worse than sore eyes to
keep Walter Wright away from that
grocery. He that sticks will win
and Walter is sticker.
True-Tagg Paint is VERY thick
you add the pure linseed oil-then you
! KNOW it is there.-Elk.
You have a right to expect good
service from overalls-so why take a |
chance on substitutes when it is so
easy for you to say "O'Bryan Duck
Head" All sizes can be found at
FIELDERS.'
w. B. Rosenhein, Southern sales |
manager of the Commercial Chemical |
Company, of Memphis, was here We'd |
nesday talking up his famous imple- |
ments of war against our friendly yet
deadly enemy, the FLY-and insect
pests generally.
"Just as well send for the under
taker-he's been eating Elk POISON
WHEAT."-Dr. Rat. 15c and 30c-+
safe to use.-Elk Drug Store.
Jones A. Austin, living on Hunting
ingdon street, is one of our most pro-
gressive gardeners. At the first Of the |
week he had up and worked out sew
eral varieties of garden truck. But |
few people have Irish potatoes plant
ed as late as this day..
AS we go to press Thursday tie
case of the State VS.. Amos and Roy
Bailey charged with the killing Of
Henderson McPeake, in July 1920, is
being tried. There are more witness
es than in the first trial and the case
may not be concluded until Friday.
Former Congressman T. w. Sims,
who is making the race for the Sen
ate, went to Warts Wednesday after
noon, being billed to speak there
Thursday. This is Circuit court day
in Paris and Mr.. Sims doubtless had
good crowd with many friends in it.
Irish potatoes will be planted this
time later than for several years. A
month later than usual the dealers
had sold but few of the seed potatoes.
By the way. the retail price of $500
per bushel is but a reasonable profit
on the wholesale price.
Cold settled in the muscles of the
neck, arms or shoulder makes every
movement painful. Use Billiards.
Snow Liniment. 1t relieves the pain
and relaxes the muscles. Three sizes,
30c, Coo and S1.20. Sold by Watson
Parker Drug Co. I
ut won't come off''--it's True
Tagg paint-dries with a pretty
HIGH gloss finish. Save you GOOD
money on your paint bill and you get
the best.-Elk.
Chambers Skipper Compound (pow-
der) SOC and $l.00. Also Figaro"
liquid smoke). Makes the meat so
good and the gravy too.-Elk.
News reached Lexington Tuesday |
of the serious illness of our old
friend. j. F. NJ. Neisler, near Reagan.
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