The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20

Butterick patterns and publica-
tions. Supply Co,
A reward is offered for the cook
that can't make good biscuit with
White Ring flour
Big variety Of sport slippers. See
display in front window. Supply Co.
Master Challice HARRISON, son of
Mrs. Carrie HARRISON, of this city, re-
turned home Monday, after a visit to
relatives in Hot Springs, Ark.
Thousands and thousands Of sacks
Of White Rin0 flenr in use every day
in Upton county.
Miss Earle Cage, Of Dallas, Texas.
arrived here the latter part Of last
week for an extended visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Taylor.
If your feet pain you these hot
days, you need a pair Of our Comfort
shoes, $3.50 to Sc. Supply Co.
Miss Irma Brandon, Of Henning, Is
visiting Miss Florence Reeder and
relatives at Mt. Carmel and Oak
Grove.
Miss Patti Cake uses Tube Rose
flour and her biscuit are a dream.
Misses Irma Brandon and Florence
Reeder spent last weekend in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Miller, of
Covington.
Omega flour made from new-crop
wheat.
Misses Pearl and Janet Morris re-
turned Sunday to their home, after
two weeks visit to relatives and
friends at Hopewell
No cosmetics used to make Omega
biscuit beautiful.
Miss Grace Lowenhaupt, who has
been teachin0 school the past year at
Buntyn, Tenn, returned to her home
here last week.
Let the bride begin home-making
with Omega flour. None better.
Messrs. Ed Peeler and Gillian Jones,
of Stanton, spent Monday here to
attend the speaking Of Hon. L. E,
Gwinn.
New-crop wheat used in making
Tube Rose flour.
Mr.. John Fyfe returned home Mon
day evening from Moon Lake, Miss,
where he spent several days as a
guest of hunting and fishing party
Lookl Father even smiles when
the cook uses White Ring flour.
Attorney Julian Walker, of Jesup,
Ga, arrived Saturday for visit to
his wife, who is spending the summer
with her parents, Judge and Mrs. W.
A. Owen.
Worry is forgotten amid the joy
of baking White Ring flour.
Miss Alice Dorsey returned to her
home in Memphis Tuesday morning,
after an extended visit to Miss Edna
Biddle.
Frowns are melted away by smiles
when using White Ring flour.
DR.. H. M. Prettyman and wife and
Mrs. Mary E. Harris attended the
Carroll Harris wedding in Stanton
Wednesday evening of last week
See our 121ac gauze Isle hose for
ladies. Supply Co.
Dr. J. d. Poindexter, Of Mountain
Home, Ark, returned to that place
Saturday, after visit to relatives in
Mason and this city.
Lots Of remnants at little prices,
Supply Co.
Mr.. J. M. Hurts, Of Memphis, spent
the weekend with the family of his
brother, Mr.. George Hurts, of this
city. He formerly lived in this county.
If you want to feel good all day,
get can of Votan coffee and drink
it or breakfast. SomervelPs Groc-
cry.
Mrs. Marion Duckworth returned
last week to her home in Cuero, Tex,
after brief visit to the family Of
her brother, DR.. H, w. Sale.
Olives, plain and stuffed, India
relish, silver onions, tomato catsups
and salads, W0rchester sauce and
everything in the alad line at Somer-
veil S l1rOcery'
Eighty years young and still white
and fluffy-Omega -four. Try it.
Mrs. F. P. Foster and children re-
turned to their home in Tiptonville,
Tenn, Tuesday morning, after visit |
to Mrs. Julia c. Moore, mother of
Mrs. Foster.
Fruit salad, grape fruit hearts,
pears, peaches, apricots, cherries,
best brands at Sons
arvell's Grocery.
Judge Frank M. Guthrie and his
brother, Mr.. George Guthrie, Of Mem
phis, were the guests Sunday Of ESQ,
A. A. Kelley, Mrs. D. L, Glass and I
other relatives.
Mrs. R. E. Dougherty and Miss
Elizabeth De Priest returned to their
home in Hickman, KY, Saturday
after a visit to the family
Of Mrs. j. M. Polk. !
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