The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-01
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; PERSONAL MENTION I
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/ Oil and gasoline at the Peoples Ser
vice Station.
Mrs. Ashley Fisher, of Memphis. i
visiting relatives here this week.
Bargains in wash dresses. Com,
while we have your size Supply Co
Mrs. R. c. Barrett visited relative,
and friends in Memphis Sunday.
! A great big bar Buttermil5 soaI
for Sc at The City Talk
Miss Imogene Garrett spent tn,
weekend with friends and relative,
in Ripley.
Gasoline at the Peoples servic,
Station.
Mrs. ]. 7. Manning, of Curve, i.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. d. M
Garrett.
Genuine Indian Head 54-inch wide
40 cents. Supply Co.
Mrs. Charles Harsson Of Upton
vile, Tenn, is the guest of the fam.
lily OF DR.. B. Y. Dickson this week.
That famous Diamond Oil Co. gas.
cline at the Peoples Service Station
Mrs. ]. E, Walker and daughter
Miss Julia Mae, and Miss Nina Maley
were visitors in Dyersburg Sunday
New attractions in the Bargain
Basement this week. Supply Co.
Mrs. Ed Peeler and children, of
Stanton, visited relatives here and
at Garland Tuesday.
A very handsome ice pitcher for
Sl.OO at The CITY Talk.
Miss Lucille Grimslev left Wednes-
day evening for Fayette, Ala, to
spend several weeks with relatives.
We open our store at seven and
close at six, Supply Co.
ESQ. w. H. Deverell, Of Phelan.
was a business visitor here on Trade
Day.
Newly-designed ice pitchers for
$1.O0 at The City Talk.
Prof. Jesse R. Miles and family are
visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
J. E. Miles, at Martin, Tenn.
Lots of new voiles and lawns in
pretty patterns, 10c. Supply Co.
Miss Eula Williams. of Phelan will
leave Monday to enter the West Ten
nessee Normal to pursue a teachers
course this summer.
You get the best when YOU buv
Diamond Oil gasoline at PEOPLES Ser
vice Station.
Mrs Ashley Downing will leave the
latter part Of this week for Nash
vile on an extended visit to relatives
there.
Go to the Bargain Basement for
remnants, They are cheaper than
ante-war prices. Supply Co.
Mrs. James Isbel. after visit to
her brother, Mr.. George w. Hard
wick, left Wednesday for her home in
Los Angeles, Calf.
If you want to cut your living ex-
2enses, do your trading at The City
Talk.
Rev. J. W. Joyner and wife and
Mrs. I. E. Williams. of the Camp
ground community, were visitors in
this city on Trade Day.
| will deliver light globes and fix
your lights day or night. F. BI
Crunk.
Mr.. R. 7, Wilson and sons, R. 7.
Jr, and J. R. Wilson. of the Clopton
neighborhood, were here Trade Day"
on business.
If you want to cut your living ex-
Talk. Ivy
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Willis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Maxwell, Of this
city, motored through the country
Sunday to Memphis.
If you want to cut your living ex-
penses, do your trading at The City
Talk.
Messrs. L. P. Flippin and W. B.
Jragg motored through the country
Sunday to Rosemark, spending the
lay with relatives there.
It's a comfort to know the biscuit
Will be perfect because Of White Ring
flour. -s
Miss Willie Deverell returned to
aer home at Phelan Wednesday after
noon from Memphis, where She was
student for the past year in the
West Tennessee Normal School.
All our Csc tissue ginghams cut to
l9c. A beautiful line to select from.
Supply Co,
Miss Eleanor Richmond left Fridav
or Oxford, Miss, to attend the clos
ng exercises of the University Of
MISSISSIPPI, and will visit friends for
.wo weeks.
Meet your friends at the Supply
20. and enjoy with them the com
orts OF rest rooms and lavatories.
Ne fixed EN- up for you.
Miss Charlie Maclin arrived home
Wednesday morning from McRae.
ia, where she was member of the
aculty for the past year Of South
ieorgia College.
Service! That is what YOU want
nd what you get when you buy your
'ac apn Oil fro,1, ,,n d.. n