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HARD RCBDER COMBS,
First Preferred Brand
made for n. ". Macy =
Go.
1ssss.ns and 'y ssiS;.idrssSS::
our resuiar price ?Sc.
Esrs:r style. Tor men
and boys: our re9vlkr
Fine tooth style: our
regular price 1ec. SAFE
SCOTS ELEcIRIo
HAIR BRUAMEe NO.
~ this IL the 500
size We sell regularly 81
5Sc. For this sale. ]0c
pORaLyN WHITE FACE
HAIR BRUeHEAbs With
'S,1s'' wood Backs Sssf ~
gray brlstie: standard
value 76c: Nays reg.
price zoe. For this
sale ......... S5e
IVORY GRAIN JEWEL
DOXESl satin lined:
pries SEAS ssi...SS.1z
F.ESHEr sT2EE
TR1NKET TRAYS as
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and Medicinal goods is due to no secret or
magic. Mays leads because Mays has its
own laboratories where medicinal preparations
Of the highest quality are compounded. and
because Mays both buys and sells for cash
only. thus making possible lower prices. than
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When In moment of desperd-
fion Others cut to meet our price,
we in turn cat again, and as often
thereafter as may be necessary to
sustain the Macy reputation for
Undertaking. Supremacy.
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NURSING Dot T l. z =.
graduated eight ounce,
round. our regular price
Sc each: salo. dozen ITO
ENGLI ~ EARTHEN:
BOTTLE or JAR. i'm.
ported by X. II. Macy
4 Co: our reGulnr-prics
e1.74. sale. SLAB
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offcnse. Poniisntlary six months.
Romhout van Rlc'nsdyk, twcnty-nine
years oil. pleaded gliity carrying a rc-
Noiver First ofensc. Penitcntlary six
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s. pure hased here ut very
NORIN's MOUSSE DE
OLYCERINE CREAM
for beautifying I h .
skin: non -ereaay: lIh-
ported by X. ". Macy
Il Cot small lar. our
regular price SIC. sac.
Large lar. our regular
price Si.S6. sale. DOE
The well known French
psrsumers We represent
display their entire a..
0orsment are RoGer =
Galist. finaud. 0usriain.
KerEoif. eocists Hyglen.
ioue, Lsnthegie. iver.
willie. Gebiile. Caron.
Nsstly. RLTaud. Bour.
fanaf1su. DArtan. Jones.
Blaise. Celle Frsres.
Prices on all We riar.
antes IS low - these
products have ever been
nnld.
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PHENACETINE AN ID
sA..sSs5|, 3sAhtSao,a.:
rEPfEEAINT. conc.n::
Macy, 4-os. bottle;
our regular price 8Se;
pEsir!ffo;NirE OF iwHcS
A n d MAN0ANEeE
can IS taken IN milk:
1905. bottle: our reg
ular price 4oc: sale. .80o
POSIAM. the new scssms
remedy; 500 siss. sale,
oUIN1NE PILLS, 2 grain,
100 In bottle: our reg
~. War Hrie: Isl; :al: .I lie
OF FATS 400 size;
aHstrlfsiHb Amp so ia
MIXTURE Msryli 2
10c. sale 1901 . .os.
bottle. regularly :9c,
% iRE3;.,i,: ! Ri. III E:
bottle; regularly LAG;
.c;os1siH:ii.:s :ALIii' i ~ l: ::
q. containing I ouncee;
regularly 1885,. sale LOO
Lbs. regularly 22c;
. III or. cAifaoE
U. s. p. (MerylI 0 ~
bottle; regularly 8Ae.
s!:s:3;is' oE,HtoAe. = ::
bottle; regularly iis:
'T ;iE'ihs.,.,i s 's!si 'S..; q !;
3 %. bottle. regularly
sASsiifiAslf biisiSf;bcsGGss
mo FLUln Macy
Will mix with water;
directions on bottls:
regularly acc; sale 10e
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az JUDGE MALONE,

Edward Slatcr, thirty-two years old,
tried and convicted grand larceny. Stole
so from man on street Second con.
vIction. STATE Prison seven years.
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x:TSd5iffN TT SeLl.h '1sn
Ireland. extra fine. our
regular price acc cakS:
R ERE EMTEA
I6ILEr sOXPs from
MOSCOW; our regular
price 24c cake: sale. I 90
6urERF1NE PERRIN.
Macy. Violet, Hello.
White Rose. White LII
lao and Sandaiwood.
regularly 100 q cake:
sale ......... &c
SWlFT'o ASSORTED
TOILET eOAPS. psr-
fumed. our regular prios
c4c box Of three cakes:
sede 'ss.. hoo
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IMPORTED PERFUMES, ETC.

Ours 10 the only department store that maintains .
sepsr.te department Tor imported perfumeries. Our
aasort ent 10 comprehensive that requires over
so fee OF glasa show. cases.
Wv II IL . matter Of daily occurrence fer Eusepeon
travellers e i!nd IN 70. dscsftsnt eert.gse O. tsct
tain in this country The most exclusive perfumes
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oiet

G II y RIE-EuROMA--
Rose dor extra fine
porfumsd toilet SOAPS
MACY. our regular
price 2Ao cake: sale.
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ost exclusive Derfuasss ca
Ioderote prices.
'f ESsS ;;s:ss4sSvE*se$$ffs
sACHET; in large en-.
yelopo: our reg. price
sWESS%EEssii Ays i! n; II:
linen cupboard and
dress basket: In small
envelopes: our ref.
price 11c; sale. .l0c
FI1SS ENGLISH TOT
ana lasting; email tins.
our res. price 3Aei
Large tins cur t ~:
GRE 4 MI directions
with each jsri small
jar. our res. price 3Qc;
Lars. Jar. on; -! -
grpasSsS, Zee; p :ail:; .; .elss
while stock on hand
English psrfumsrs rep.
resented are Morny. At
BAyley. Carmichael. Jews
bury . Brown. Celverts,
1oSns'l; Cinsts. Rivers,
saundsrs. Potter 9 Moore.
Patsy, Crown.
FROM FRANCE
LUBIN'S POUDRE DE
RlZs superfine. white or
pink; originally 10c
packaGe, sale. DC
Orders will b. filled
only while stock on hand
F:As!Ni.ATlEU,s PEsrux.
Ed FACE POWDEHS,
In white. Rachel, Rose:
originally 2bc OK;
orders viii BE- fihsd
only while stock on hand
bGkiN's LIQUID row.
DER, In white. Rachel.
Rosee: small bottle: our
regular price 47o; sale.
Larre hattie. our rav,,'
DStsssINxl9e Plo9suib;ssls IS
MZs Adherent Face
Powder: In white. Ra:
S ensI., Rose; small
ar price csc; sale 16O
Medium square box. our
regular price <Sc. sslS.
Large round box. our
REGULAR price $50. sale.
DoRINs "FAap 4E E.
irioNS AtCsEIxcHsS,niiss
white, Rachel. Rosee:
In wood boz: our rcEu.
lar price. SOC: sale. Ire
~0ABILLA" PERFUMES
In cut crystal bottlss:
assorted doors; our reg
ular price o4.I5: sale,
PET1OLE HAHN, IS; X.
well known hair t,sic
and jsndruff reaIs
s;se; So, .A'sr
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0LYCERINE BAR SOAP.
h-lb. siss: sale. >. Do
QGHORTED TRANsPAR-
CERINE BARS from
Vienna: largo bar. our
regular price 2ec: sale.
1Oc
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Medical and Ts;let Preparations bearing Maey's
name We guarantee 10 BE- absolutely psss and com
psssded under hysienie conditions.
"Msey's Own" preparations are made lrsa tss
very bsst materials sbtainsble. Their quality b
what sells them and net their price although he
lions q equal quality which are cid under widely
sdvsstissd trade marked nance.
To buy "Nsey's Own" ssods b sais, ere end
eeSoosnieal.
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Castle

GREEN CASTLE SOAP
bars. weighing about
az pounds. reg. SSc;
sale ......... sOO
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Every article listed here, and hundreds
more not listed Qor lack Of space will be
sold At reduced prices for these three
days. For a complete list Of the sale goods
ask any sales clerk at the counter.
These periodical sales are held to call
to your attention, the extent and completeness
Of Mays stock Of imported and the best
domestic Toilet, Bath and Medic al Goods.
The evening world., 1913-01-14

MA N.Y. E sHHT CAS- n.s:
formi our regular
price 72c dozen: sale.
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DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES

HNuPpENwATTE
(Medicated Cotton !.
imported by Il. II.
Macy 4 Co. from
Germany: for quick.
~ relieving ''cSld in
tho head" our
regular price LOG:
oalo ....... NC
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BLAUD's IRON PILLS
MsfYyC|; n H,f bottle; y; reg ::
ulariy 1Oc: sale. DE
BELLS PA.PAY-ANS;
cbo otsO: sale. 1yc
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ASPIRIN TABLETS.
8 grain (MAryl;
100 In bottle. made
from the genuine
Imported aspirin;
our regular PRICE
soc: sale. ..%
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FOR THE BATH

LEWY,s. III! sTJrH 4 Z; #
{a az rhsumasiss: our SHT reg.
ular price Zoe: sale 70
-"5skENeNsHF22 L ss.A!:.3A,.niS
,inar!yniHSSa; 'a''rA'TTiMf
tubing with 8M inch
sprinkler: regularly
7lc; special. .4Oc
WATERPROOF b AT u
Brush Macy. strap
back: regularly 500:
sale ..s...... %eSO
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'1 f." ?s::.s::Is 8. f. f.:
ufacturs; will dis.
solve readily in cold
Ns: our .rssuisr
price %; sale. O.
h:Erain. 500 IN bot.
tie: eur reGYler
k:frain. 100 In bot.
tie: COR regular
Strain. 500 in bot.
price $50: sale. AS
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sPANIsH. CASTLE
SOAP. imported by
r. n. Macy 4 Co..
bars Weighing about
0h lbs: regularly
eco bar: sale. .00o
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{ a sTIi 4 sOxP
Rreen). cake form:
our regular price
0Oc dozen. sale. %ec
Best quality CASTLE
Soap in cake form.
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'44&:ss.,5, t1,s!:!Es:s., s.
In bot; rssu'sriy ias;
T{REE.A .XNristt;THIcc
GWpEn. 800 sisS;
riScTuhE' or xhNiccixs.
q; bot: r.sIisrisy III;
rEs!tsz OF. NtsaasAf.
nsSstts4lt'nfe price ffr saS
(Macylt 3-os. bottles:
regularly 100; sele.
uEGx'GiiLnixe
ExzN, our own com.
pounding ana bottlins;
oontains ~ per cent. Of
Alcohol. The quality
barber. should pSs;
Pints; 15ci orts.. oAci
" GAL. 40; gal. nm
TEsEAfs r09Sss ssyF, T EsIs:
rate Potash. Soda Mint.
Bioarbonats Soda. Rhu-
barb ana soHs. Rhu-
barb lnd MsEnesia.
Plain fspein Tablets.
Pspsin. Bisrnuth and
Charcoal. peusln and
Charcoal. Pepsin and
Bismuth. sale -. o.
w4EFsE. ,TIYc;
(MacylI plain and
with aloss; 100 In
hottie; our regu,sr
price, S2o; sale. S]c
VIOLET AN n MA
lMscyl' .cint bottiss:
~A $sSi$': s TIN FL, II J!
es. bottle. ace; sAls l4s
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FRENCH Still =
SOAP imported by n.
II. Macy . Co.; bars
Weighing about 4 lbs;
our regular price.
el.1o: sale. TN
TURKISH o A 3 TIL =
SOAP imported BY n.
II. Macy D Co.; bars
Weighing about 4 lbs.;
our regular price.
o1.2%i sale. $500. .SOc
Shaving
SHAVING SOAP (Mscy)
In Jars, regularly $50;
oAlo AVc
SHAWN @ lex
(Mscy). regularly 90
stick, sale. 10
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I Mays fsmsw lmpaled Psri,.assy Section
he snly enc Of ts Kind In he City.
Abroad, h. liner Pssf'ssB sensssIly spssas
thsr swn retail stores.
Mseys Imported Psrfsmevy Section b sseesss-
ful combination 81 he products Of sll q practically
oil, d the best knswn foreign Psrfmsrs, In enc
| CONVENIENT section.
Mseys Imported Pssfunery Section seeupiss
sems 50 feet Of large glass show cases.
A Blue Transfer Caro-, obtalnable at the
Superintendent Desk on any floor. is time
saver when you are shopping m more than ore
department. Do your shopping with It. Your
purchases done up in one neat package will be
ready to take with you at the TransferDesk. on
the Main Floor, when you are through
shopping
The evening world., 1913-01-14
SALE OF SOAPS

CRADDOCK HY0IENlC
blue SOAP. reEu,sr
size. sale. no
COUDRAY'S I.ACETINE
SOAP. our Regular price
l2c ceko. sale. .3Sc
COMPLEXION 3 O 4 +
Macy. regularly l:c
a cake: sale. 10
HONEY CLOVER sOAr
lMacyc;.a pure wh'.s
box. regularly 3SS:
sale .'..'.. 'osC
IMPERIAL BOUQUET
SOAP 1Ma~yV. similar
to brands advertiasd BY
others TO sell AZ ESQ
cake: sale DO
LETTUCE SOAP (Mscy),
regularly iSc CAKE:
MEDICINAL aOAP Q
(MsryD: Carbolic. Sui.
phur: regular 100 cahs:
0alo ......... 40
POPLAR EVERYDAY
SOAPS (MacyDs Al:
Tnond. Cold Cream and
Honey. Elder. flower,
Glycerine, % m ea J.
Witch Hasel, Turtle
OIL. Palm: regularly
100 cske: sale. -. u
PEAU D'EePAONE SOAP
(MscyD; regularly 50
cake: sale .......ltc
PRO e n A SKA NEW.
MOWN HAY SOAP.
from Vienna. our own
importation: extra fino
odor. price. cake. ..1Sc
PIN Y IA X SOAP
(Mary); regularly ! &c
cake. sale ....... No
PEROXIDE SOAP; large
bar NJ acyD for
whitening the skin;
regularly 10c; sale.
6WIIT'S "WHITE Mn.
BON" y ATH AND
TOILET SOAP; sale.
cake .s....... .0c
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10
Carr Institute Defeated.

Outweighed at least twenty-five pounds
to the man, which proved too great a
handicap, the Fulton High School foot
bali team were defeated by the Union
City Training school eleven by the score
of 20 to 0 on the fair grounds Friday
afternoon in the opening game OF the
season. The contest was the best exhi-
bition of football ever seen on local
field and one full ofinterest and exciting
moments for the spectators.
The local squad BANKED their heavier
opponents in the first quarter. The
visitors scored in the second quarter
when Mcconnell, quarterback, made a
sensational end run from about the mid
die OF the field for touch down. In
the third quarter the visitors made two
more touchdowns.
The Fulton team braced up in the
last quarter and steadily advanced the
ball towards the opponents goal, the
game ending with the ball in their pos
session on the 10 yard line.
The local boys put up a strong fight
but we're simply outweighed. Fulton
Daily Leader.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10
Mrs. Sarah /. Evans.

Mrs. Sarah Jane Evans died Septem-
Der %, 1913, at Jordan, KY, aged n
years, five months and seven days.
She was the mother OF eleven chill
dren, five OF whom have gone on be
fore. Seven boys and a host of grand.
children and friends remain to mourn
her death.
She professed Christ at the age Of ten
years and lived true Christian until
death. She was great worker in the
church as long as her health would per-
NIT and was loved by all who knew her.
We will miss her, but we know that
she is at home, for she said she was
ready to go.
Weep not, dear children. Ii is true
she cannot return to you but you can
90 to her if you will only prepare your
selves, for
Beyond the parting and the meeting
We shall be soon.
Beyond the farewell and the greeting,
Beyond the pulse fever beating,
We shall be soon.
Love, rest, home-sweet, sweet home.
o how sweet it will be to meet
The dear ones at home. l.. G. E.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10
RHEUMATISM AND
BRIGHT'S DISEASE.

PROF. BUDLoNG WAS QUICKLY RELIEVED
OF BoTH AFFECTIONS BY USING
RHEUMA.
II you suffer from any form OF Rheu-
matism, remember that RHEUMA goes
to work quickly to remove the cause,
not simply to relieve the distress. Many
years use has demonstrated that it goes
to the seat of the disease and expels the
poisonous matter through the natural
channels the kidneys, bowels, liver
and skin.
For many years was troubled with
Rheumatism, also with Bright's Disease
OF the kidneys. suffered awfully.
Tried many advertised remedies. After
using your truly remarkable prepare
ton, RHEUMA, ! was fully cured. -
Prof. G. j. Budlong, Sound View, Conn.
RHEUMA is guaranteed by divers
Red Cross Drug Store who sells it for 80
cents bottle. advt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10
Real Estate Transfers.

/. P. Morris and wife to ]. w. Bell,
A lots in No. 10, $400.
E. B. Travis to Cola Via, lot in No
., $40.
Columbus Long ct al to W. G. Cloar
lot in No. 6, $35.
]. A. Coble ct al. to A. 7. Morgan
lot in No. 5, $50.
Mrs. Annie May Long ct al. to. Miss
Louise Sharp, lot in No. Is, 5000.
G. H. AAHfciKinnis and wife to Bruce
Kirkman, SO acres in No. A, $4,000.
E. F. Naylor and wife to Jno. 7
Walker, S4 acres in No. Is, 81, 20S.
J. H. Grady ct al. to Z. M. Whipple
GO acres in No. i, 1920.
Jno. A. Bruce and wife to J. 2
Wright, IS acres in No. s, 81, 900.
j. NJ. Moores to Annie R. Moores
land in No. 5, $2s25O.
r. Z. Cherry and wife to Hal Boyle
lot in Kenton $3.50.
I. G. Berry and wife to Luther G.
Maddox, $50 acres in No. 2, 81, 800.
B. L. Fowlkes and wife to H. n. Sci
lers, 40 acres in No. 16, 81, 600.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10
Marriage Licenses.

Richard Scott and Beatrice Milford.
Henry Singleton and Molina Stinson.
d. p. Lewis and Blanche Kimbro.
Artie Clark and Oreta Tonian.
J. E. Forester and Lillian Storks.
d. r. Rivers and Mrs. Elizabeth
Walden.
A. G. Misner and Rosa Eltha Brown
John Osborne and Edna Hayes.
John Graham and Pearl Brown.
Percival 0. Davis and Hattye v. Ben
ton.
Vernon Lavender and Ida Dallas.
Arthur L. Reece and Lola Crews.
VIC. Burrow and Jessie May Crab
tree.
Lurcie Homer and Maggie Dee Hart
Rome M. Jackson and Matte Louise
Sharp.
Rollin Lindsay and Grace Akart,
Ernest Hord and Leve France.
Clyde Owsbey and May Sullivan.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10
Gov. Bowen, Of Kentucky.

Not politically, not literally Gov. =
Of his celebrated Blue Grass State, but
absolutely and positively Governor
by name, and as master Of everything
pertaining to minstrelsy, black face
comedy, king-pin funnyism, danciue
and musical ability, Mr.. Bowen is q
new face with Coburn's Greater Minis
trels this season in the big all new at
traction. Acknowledged one OF the
best eccentric dancers in America, as
sociated for several years as one of the
features with the AL g. Fields Minis
treIs, it is an assurance of excellent en-
tertainment. As advertised, it is an all
new company this season, new scenery,
new costumes, new people, an entire
departure from last seasons perform
ance. New and novel vaudeville fea-
lures, black face acts, dancing num-
bers and the best male choir in Minis
trelsy. You all know the company,
its management. its reliability and pros
gressive policy. They are household
word, as welcome as homefoIks, enjoy
able and dependable. Street parade and
band concerts daily. Coming soon,
watch for the date.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10
Big Loads.

John Brinkley, a good farmer OF
Number Four, brought in bumper
load Of seed cotton Saturday and sold
to the Union City Gin Co. 1t weighed
2.57O pounds and brought the grower
s122.S1.
The same day Mr. w. T. Hauser, Of
the same section, brought 2,910 pounds
in one wagon and received $1Ss.2S for
same.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10
FOR SALE.

am offering for sale 90 acres ofland
situated in the Tenth District Of 0bion
County. VIII sell at bargain in the
next 80 days. Also have fine stallion
and jack and other good live stock for
sale. am in the market for trade.
Call on me at my farm five miles west
OF Union City and we can do some busi-
ness. Respectfully,
2S-tf A. b. LONDON.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10

When the chest feels on fire and the
throat burns, you have indigestion, and
YOU need HERBINE TO get rid Of the
disagreeable feeling. 1t drives out badly
digested food, strengthens the stomach
ach and purities the bowels. Price
soc. Sold by divers Red Cross Drug
Store. advt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10

Rev. George Boston, who has been at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. S. Boston, in Number Ten for the
past two weeks very i'll, was in the city
Tuesday en- route to Martin for a visit
to the Hall Moody Institute of which
be has been student for the past three
years. Rev. Boston will not enter
school again until after Christmas on
account OF his health, and his many
friends are glad to learn that be is rapily
improving.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10

When your food does not digest well
and you feel blue, (" tired and discour-
aged, you should use little HERBINE
at bedtime. 1t opens the bowels, puri-
ties the system and restores a fine feeling
of health and energy. Price 50c. Sold
by Divers Red Cross Drug Store. advt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10

l. S. Kirby is in St. Louis on short
business trip.
Mrs. Dave Dyer, Of Martin, was in
the city Saturday.
For satisfactory repair work just try
Dietzel's iewelry store.
Col. I. G. Wilson, Of 0bion, was a
Monday visitor here.
DIR. J. ]. Wells, OF Glass, was bust
ness visitor to this city Monday.
I. R. Meadow has returned from
business trip up the ~, c. & st. L.
Call 100 and get your coal and wood.
Union City Ice & Coal Co.
Sam r. Hall, a prominent grain dealer
OF Newborn, was in the city Saturday.
]. B. Snow, prominent citizen Of
near Mcconnell, was in the city Mon
day.
Misses Loula Matthews and Sallie
Neblett, OF Martin, we're visitors Sat
urday
Fresh oysters at Kirkland's, 80 cents
apint. Have your grocer call for them.
G. P. Wilson, G. r. McDade and
Davy Crockett, of Troy, were visitors
here Monday.
Thea Garrett and family have moved
back from Memphis and are again resi-
dents Of Union City.
Miss Nola Freeman, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. s. r. Bratton,
has returned to Martin.
Just take a peep at the new la walters
ut Dietzel's.
Misses Mabel and Annie Laurie Grit
fin are at home, after spending week
with friends at Jackson.
Edward Parks, OF Obion, manager Of
the West Tennessee Grain Co., was q
business visitor here Saturday.
Messrs. G, P. Wilson, G. r. McDade,
james w. Pressly and Ernest Guy, Of
Troy, were 10 the city Monday.
A call for $50 brings the coal wagon
Union City Ice & Coel Co.
Mrs. Fields, Misses Lillian and Clara
Fields were visitors here last week, COM
ing over from Fulton in an auto.
Miss B. d. Gibbs, OF Dresden, was
visitor here last week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. W. Bransford.
Col. G. B. Driskill, who has been on
bushels and prospecting trip through
Mississippi, returned home Saturday.
Fresh oysters at Kirkland's, 80 cents
q pint. Have your grocer call for them.
F. b. Hymen, OF Fulton, was BUSH
ness visitor in the city Monday and paid
The Commercial Office very pleasant
call.
Miss Mary Hunter Flack will spend
the weekend with Mrs. Cato Davis en-
route from Ripley to her home in Nash
vile.
Col. c. N. Gibbs, who has been here
minglng with friends for several weeks,
left Yesterday for his home in Chatta-
nooga
Dietzel's Ever Ready Fountain Pens,
s1.O0, guaranteed.
Miss Stella Williams orders The Conn
mercial to her New York City address
where she will be until June next at
tending Barnard College.
Miss Rhyme Joyner, Of Union City,
will return home to-day. She was the
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Barry on Lafayette street = Jackson
Sun.
Big Muddy washed nut coal Is best
Tor cooking. At Union City Ice q
Coal Co.
Mrs. Chas. Alexander, Of Jordan,
KY, and Der two fine boys came over
Thursday to ioi4 her husband and at
tend the weeks end Of the fair. Jack
son Sun.
DIR. Heber Jones stole away from his
practice long enough to take a needed
rest. He spent his vacation quietly at
Union City and is now back again.
Memphis Herala.
Coax Coke Wood CAN Tel. $50.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10

j. I. Prince, who was prominent
citizen in this section years ago, was a
caller at this office Tuesday. Mr.. Prince
lived at Tronton and is returning from
tour around the world. Said he was
very much opposed to secession, but
followed the Confederates throughout
the war. Says he came here sixty years
ago and made speech on the timely
topics.
In speaking Of drainage district prog
ress, boat launching, ETC., last week
The Commercial erred in stating all
these things were taking place in the
Harris Fork District. 1t should have
read, THE Flack District near Crock
EFT. ? However, work is progressing on
the Harris Fork District but it will be
some time yet before the actual ditch
ing commences on that section.
Use Dahnke Walker Milling Co. Jer.
sey Cream Flour, home product and
guaranteed.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Call $50 for coal Of any kind.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10

an kinds 81 coal at Union City Ice &
Goal Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10

Gal o0ke-w can geI. l5o.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10

Col. I. C. Wilson, Of 0bion, was a
Monday visitor here.
DIR. J. ]. Wells. Of Glass, was a bust
ness visitor to this city Monday.
I. R. Meadow has returned from a
business trip up the ~, c. & st. L.
Call $50 and get your coal and wood.
Union City Ice & Coal Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10

d. P. Caldwell went to St. Louis yes
terday.
is. Kirby is in St. Louis on a short
business trip.
Mrs. Dave Dyer, Of Martin, was in
the city Saturday.
For satisfactory repair work Just try
Dietzel's iewelry store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10

Mrs. ]. L. Fry and children are at
Kenton to see Mrs. Fry's father, Mr..
Carroll, who is very sick. Mr.. Carroll
is about eighty years Of age and has
been quite feeble for some years.
Thos. Southworth was called to Mem
phis Tri-state Fair to photograph the
babies in the Better Babies contest and
10 three days made 800 negatives Of 10
babies and 6idn t lose negative.
You've tried the rest, now try the
best-Jersey Cream Flour.