The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-03-31

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Be sure you go to the ball game
Friday. Lexington High School will
shove her best against Jackson Hi. A
good game is expected.
Cooper Sweat returned from Mem
phis Monday and will spend the bal
ance of the week here, when he will 60
to Nashville on business.
Miss Kittie Bunch returned Mon
day from Rutherford where she &C.
companied her friend, Miss Ida Muse
who visited relatives there the week
end. r
II you want to buy good goods
things that are useful be sure you at
tend the 19c sale that begins at Ben
nett & Joyner's store Saturday, April
LIST.
The big rains of last Sunday again
gave farming backset-such back
set that farmers find their usual early
corn planting must be deferred into
Auril.
Auto, buggy and wagon paint-the
high grade only. Pays to buy the
best.-Elk.
Look at the advertisement Of the
firm Of Bennett & Joyner and see how
different things that you can buy for
19c each at their sale that begins next
Saturday.
Special prices on spray materials,
such as Lime, Sulphur, Arsenate, Cal
cium, Bordeax Mixture, commercial
sulphur, ETC., in so and 100 pound lots.
Elk Drug Store.
G.. H. Buck returned Saturday from
a trip to the Presbytery at Jackson
and on to see his son, G. w., at Itta
Bena, Miss. Glad to hear that Geo
and family are well.
Chancellor w. H. Denison went to
Camden Sunday to open Monday a
regular term of the Benton County
Chancery Court, which was expected
to last until Friday.
FOR dried Nancy
Hall and Porto Ricco Seed potatoes
Excellent condition. $100 per bushel
Ernest Bailey.
Why go to Jackson on the first
Monday to see ball game, when you
can see good game here Friday
when Jackson Hi comes to try out the
Lexington High School team.
County Register John L. Sullivan
was confirmed as Postmaster at Lex
ington and only awaiting the &C
ceptance of his bond and reception Of
his commission.
Governor Taylor has appointed
County Judge L. B. Johnson a dele
gate from Tennessee to the Tenth An
nual convention of the u. S. Good
Roads Association to be held in Phoe-
nix, Arizona, April 24th-29th.
Carrier Joe Franklin on Route 8, out
Of Lexington, brought the glad It'd
ings last Monday that fine girl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Neisler
seven miles South of Lexington, last
Sunday highland all concerned were
doing well.
We are pleased to learn that oul
fried Lee Cogdell is showing a steady
improvement after having been con.
fined to his home for two weeks OF
Imore with flu. Lee is constant Wis.
| itor to this office and we miss hin
when he is kept away only by sick.
ness.
II you belch up a bitter-tasting
liquid, suffer from heartburn and soul
stomach, you need the tonic propertie:
Of Herbine. II is purifying anC
strengthening medicine for the stom
ach, liver and bowels. Price 60c
Sold by Watson-Parker Drug Co.
We would like to have a chance L
save you good money on your pain
bill and you get the very best. View,
sold it for 81 years-we KNOW
Elk.
We discovered in Nashville tina
there are a considerable number O
prominent lawyers and others who ar,
outspoken in the advocacy of Mr.
Sims as a candidate for the Unite,
States Senate. Wherever Mr.. Sims
position on questions Of national i'm
portance becomes known he will max,
1 friends apnonO fhipkinp paopla