The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-07-13

Inc lily IAN
Mr.. John Marshall, Of Mason, wa
a business visitor here Tuesday.
Your Grandmother used Omega
flour in her young days You try it
1922 Crown wheat used in max
ing White Ring flour now.
lee Geld drinks, cents. The Cit!
Talk.
Miss Gertrude Nichols, of 0bion
returned home Saturday evening
after a visit to Mrs, Edwin Goulder
If you want to cut your living ex
penses, trade with The City Talk.
Miss Patti Cake uses Tube Rost
flour and her biscuit are a dream
Miss Maize Hall, Of Jacksonville
Fla, arrived Monday morning for :
visit to Mrs J. G. Boals.
If you want to cut your living ex,
penses, trade with The City Talk.
Omega flour made from new-croT
wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. McFadden, OF
Memphis, are visiting relatives in
Coyington this week.
If you want to cut your living ex-
penses, trade with The City Talk.
No cosmetics used to make Omega
biscuit beautiful.
Mr.. S. H. Bass, cashier of the Nun
ford Savings Bank, spent Tuesday in
Covington on business!
Let the bride begin home-making
with Omega flour. None better
Mr.. ]. Lewis Boyd, Of Memphis,
spent Sunday with his father, Mr..
Townes Boyd, of this place.
New notions of all kinds. When
you need them come to the City Talk.
Mr. w L. Hathcock, Sr., of District
No. 4, is visiting his brother, Rev. A.
j. Hathcock, Of this city.
New-erop wheat used in making
Tube Rose flour.
Mr.. John Fyfe, who is spending the
summer with his mother, Mrs, Ellen
Fyfe, visited friends in Memphis last
weekend.
Our Own Chill and Fever Breaker;
Guaranteed for chills, fever and ma
daria. Alexander Drug Co. 6jly4w
Mrs. P. w. Lanier and children,
Billy and Dorothy, of Memphis, have
been the guests Of Mrs. W. L. Nc
Bride for several days.
l 1t will pay you to see our remnant
counter. 1t is better than ever. Sup
ply Co.
Mrs. R. G. Barret and son, Milton,
returned from Memphis Thursday
night, after a visit Of several days
with the family Of Mr. R. H, Paine
Nice lot Of ladies' slippers that sold
as high as $40 to be sold Saturday
for Sligo at E. M. DeBakey's.
/ have man who knows his bust
ness when it comes to vulcanizing.
Try him. A. G. Barron.
Miss Florence Kinney, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kinney, of Full
toon, KY, arrived here Tuesday even
ing for visit to relatives.
If you have casing or tube that
you want fixed, call 1874 and we will
get it, A. G. Barron.
MRS. W. G. Kerr and little son,
Billy, will leave today for Due West,
S. G., for visit to Mrs. Margaret
Kennedy, mother Of Mrs. Kerr.
A reward is offered for the cook
that can't make good biscuit with
White Ring flour,
Mrs. Drew Moore, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Sarah Worrell, left
Wednesday morning for Bon Air for
a visit to relatives.
Thousands and thousands Of sacks
of White Rino flour in use every day
in Upton county.
Mrs. H. R. Written, after visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. San
ford, returned to her home in Min
ter City, Miss, accompanied by her
little brother, Jack Sanford.
Don't forget to try our high-power
battery fluid. 1t will please you be-
cause it win charge your batteries in
Is minutes. A. G. Barron.
Mrs. Robert F. Ingram, nee Marie
Yarbroough, returned to her home in
Atlanta, Ga, last Thursday night, af-
ter an extended visit to her parents,
DR. and Mrs. L. A. Yarbroughh.
The cook that has cooked out the
facts about flour finds that Tube
Rose flour is always reliable and
satisfactory,
Mrs. H. M. Stone and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Stone Norman, Of Ell
Paso, Texas, are the guests of Mrs.
Will Reid, of this city, daughter of
Mrs. Stone,
Mr.. Robert A. Schwalb and Mr..
James Crowder, representing the Vet
eran Bureau of Memphis, spent Fri
day in this city examining claims of
ex-seryice men.
Mesdames H. D. McGaughey and
Will Volz returned from Terrell,
Ark Monday evening, where they
were the guests Of the formers sister,
Mrs. Tassie Hippo
We are advertising July clearance
sale. Read in another place what we
offer. Goods are going up and now is
good time to buy. Supply Co.
Miss Ira John, of Stuttgart, Ark,
S the guest Of Miss Lillian Rhodes
1t the home Of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Rhodes, near Mt.
Carmel
E. M. DeBakey has lot of ladies
slippers that sold as high as $40 per
,air that he viii sell Saturday for
'1.65.
Mr.. Ray K. Hart. representing the