The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-08-09

Sound peanuts and popcorn want
ed at Sam1 d. Woosley's.
Miss Ebben Stramm, CT Mobile
Ala, is the house guest of Miss Vera
Barmham this week
Mr. Will Mayo, this city, is in re-
ceipt of message from France that
his brother, Chas. Sturgeon, was
seriously wounded in service. We
trust that the wounded man will re-
cover.
Miss Ethel Russell, of Coalition,
Okla, is spending few days in and
around Union City visiting friends.
She has been attending University at
Chicago, ILL.,, and has been teaching
at Coalton, and will teach there
again this year.
Mr.. Herbert Stanfeld, Camp Han
cock, Ca, mails a letter to his folks
in Union City, telling them of his
promotion to corporal. "Fatty's"
many friends in Union City, and
they all like him, will be glad to
know of his good luck.
Constipation is the starting point
for many serious diseases. To be
healthy, keep the bowels active and
regular. HERBINE will remove all
accumulations in the bowels and put
the system in prime condition. Price
60c. Sold by divers Drug Store.
Mrs. Evelyn Little Sherrill, of
Chicago, who has been visiting
school girl friends in st. Louis,
Kansas City and Memphis, will be
here to-day to spend two weeks with
her mother and sister, Mrs. Mamie
Little and Miss Marion Little.
w. w. Sparkman, of Moffatt, was
here yesterday advertising sale of
livestock, fcrming tools, etc., to be
held ct the Andy Nolms place on
Friday, Aug. 16. Mrs. SparkmGn is
in poor health and Mr.. Sparkman is
selling out to move to Middle Ten
nessee.
]. M. Hawkins, of Lake County,
was visitor here Tuesday. Mr..
Hawkins was a candidate for Floater
against Dr. Griffin, and he wants the
friends in Obion County to know
that he appreciates their support.
He tenders the people of Obion Coun-
ty those especially who voted for
him, his kindest thanks.
When ordering meat products
from the meat market specify Rey-
nolds Packing Company goods and
take no other. It's better.
T. R. Massey, in the office yester-
day, informed us that Private John
r. Sowell (Jack), in letter home,
told of meeting Mr.. Ralph Quinn &C
cidentally while the former was ex-
ploring an old cathedral, and this
was the second man of his acquaint-
ance he had seen since he had been
in France. We can imagine the
pleasure of the surprise.
M. A. Gaulden and son have bought
@ drainage boat and are at work this
week on the Obion and Trimble
levee, at what is known as Gum
Glough. After finishing this job,
they will cut ditch on what is
called billiard Creek, not far from the
West place Oh the Trimble and Ma
son Hall road, so as to drain the
water from this creek into the big
ditch. They have a good boat and
know how to operate it and scme-
thing will be done in these parts
soon.
The Phil Hyman's Cut Price Shoe
Sale is still going on. We still have
plenty Of ladies', children and mems
slippers to close out, and they are
at prices that will surprise you. 1t
will pay you to buy pair of them
for next season. So come to the Phil
Hyman's Cut Price Store and get a
pair of slippers for $1.98, worth
$3.50; and for $2.98, worth SIS to So.
We must make room for winter shoes
and all our slippers must go, so come
to Phil Hyman's Cut Price Store and
select yourself pair of slippers at
cut price.