The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-11-24

all gone. One name with every Zoe
purchase in the NYAL toilet goods
line. The doll sells for $20.00.-Elk.
Elder ]. C. Lewis was in town
Wednesday and had this paper con-
tinued for another year to his cousin,
J. P. Herndon, at Dyersburg.
West Tennessee Division Agent H.
S. Nichols and County Agent II. A.
Powers made a trip to Sardis and
community Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Magic Parker, who makes her
home with Hon. A. S. Montgomery,
left Wednesday morning for a visit to
relatives and friends in Nashville.
Mesdames II. f. Graper, E. l..
Drake and S. T. Parker went to Nash
vile on the early train Tuesday morn
ing, to spend a day Or two shopping.
Rev. Fleetwood Ball filled his pulpit
in the Baptist church last Sunday af-
ter spending last week in Knoxville
attending the Baptist State Conven-
tion.
Clyde Holcomb and Curtis Ross
started to Parsons in a car last Sun
day--but the new levee near Chester
field bluffed them and they went no
further.
Nyal goods are good. You get one
doll name with every 25 cents worth
face powder, cream, tooth paste,
hair tonic, shampoo, skin soap, rouge,
etc.-Elk.
Rev. G.. w. Florence will fill his
regular appointment at Poplar
Springs next Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. Everybody cordially invited
to attend.
If the bowels do not act regularly,
assist them with an occasional dose of
Herbinc. 1t is a fine bowel tonic and
laxative. Price 60c. Sold by Watson
Parker Drug Co.
Smith & Thomas, contractors, have
been rushing the brick building on the
old w. C. McHaney corner this week
and it is going to be a very hand
some corner when completed.
Melvin Hamilton, who has been liv-
ing on the Smith land, z miles West
Of Lexington, has rented and moved
to the place of his father, C. c. Ham,
iltotn, 1R miles West of town.
Last Sunday while walking through
q cotton patch on the High School
land, Steve Goff and Jap Petty found
three white cotton blooms and a full
grown boil weevil in one Of them.
Next.
Ex-'Squire Jake Benson was here
Tuesday from "beyant" Reagan, to
get a lot Of stuff in his wagon and
said when he got home he was going
to pat the wagon into winter quar-
tiers.
The community which, collectively,
wants to do the best for itself and
which has a comfortable house in
which TO hold its meetings, will not let
its community club go to pieces for
the Winter.
J. A. Crosser, Of SCOTS Hill vicin-
ity, was here last Saturday on his way
to Morristown, East Tennessee, to
take special treatment in a govern
ment hospital for trachoma or granu-
lated sore eyes.
Hon. P. 0. Roberts returned Satur-
day from Saltillo, where he and Mrs.
Roberts had spent the week with their
daughter, Mrs. Jeff Wilkinson. Mrs.
Roberts deferred her trip home until
the roads improved.
STRAYED-From the place of Link
Sipes, 6 miles West Of Lexington, n
black and white hound with blue spot
ted breast and head. Extra large and
about five years old. Will pay for in
formation as to whereabouts.-W. A.
SIPES.
VITALITY nOutItS anu ldLIlily, VIII
have been long 3h miles West of
Lexington en- Trenton road, left last
Saturday morning On early train for
their future home at Cooter, Mo. John
Evans and family also moved to the
same place.
Another lady in Lexington gains 7
pounds one ONE (s1) DOLLAR BOT
TILE of "Big-10" (Elk) Flesh Builder.
Her name for the asking. This tonic
will ABSOLUTELY pull you out Of
bad health. We are NOT guessing;
we KNOW.-Elk.
DR.. R. L. Wylie, Of SCOTS Hill vi
cinity, makes the statement that six
teen boil weevils were found in the
craw of a quail killed on his land last
week. DR.. Wylie says he is going to
forbid killing of any quail on his
lands in future-about 700 acres.