The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-08-02

Miss Maude Jones, who has been
located at Dallas, Texas, for several
months, is now in Deming, New
| Mex, for her health. Friends here
trust the new climate will be help
full.
The Sunnyside Home Demonstra-
ton Club will sell at auction a Red
Cross quilt first Monday in August
at about 2 o'clock at Wehman's cor
ner in Union City. ]. G. Saunders
will do the talking.
Matters kept in the dark for years
often come to light when the proper
glasses are worn. See DR.. Scott about
your glasses.
Among the callers here this week
to renew their subscriptions to the
paper were: U. o. Whipple, Number
Two; Mrs. S. F. Turner, Number
Four; W. T. Nichols, Number Sew
EN-; j. H. Stubblefeld, Number Six
teen.
Rev. j. Randall Farris was called
to Paris, Tenn, Sunday to receive
some new members, fifteen converts
from the Culpeppcr meeting, into the
Church of Christ. The church there
has no pastor and Rev. Farris was
called for the emergency.
Order Reynolds Packing Company
minced ham, lard .and bacon from
your market now. None to equal
that now made at home.
Mr.. j. w. Keith, one of our good
friends from Hornbeak, was in the
city last week and from him we
learned that his daughter, Miss
Mabel, was very sick with fiux. We
trust the patient is much improved
by this time and will soon be WE'LL
A good conscience is to the soul
what good health is to the body.
Glasses made by DR.. Scott help both
health and conscience.
A. C. Monrotus, in charge of the
fountain service at Dahnke's Cafe,
leaves Saturday for Washington City,
returning to the position he filled
some months ago in the five Peoples
Drug Stores, owned and operated by
DR.. M. G. Gibbs. Mr.. Monrotus has
been employed to- control the pur-
chase of supplies and superintend
the fountain service in all these
stores and at very remunerative
salary. He leaves with the kindest
wishes of the many friends in Union
City.
Give a man a good dinner, good
cigar, a good newspaper and pair
Of DR.. SCOTS glasses and he has not
a trouble in the world.
Capt. J. c. Burdick came up this
week from Samburg and was ready
for social chat after the seclusion
of the Businesses of the lake. He
had a big story to unload, including
elections, big fish and little ones,
hayseed, ETC., but the printers are
all devils now, and had to be ex-
cused from the editorial duty to work
on election tickets and campaign
camoufiage. Anyway we gathered
from the Captain that Samburg is to
have a new hotel in the park as a
result of his enterprise and that Mr..
and Mrs. Carrot Johnson are to have
charge. Mr.. Johnson has been suf-
fering for several weeks with an at
tack of paralysis, which his friends
regret exceedingly.
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 a pair of them
for next season. So come to the Phil
Hyman's Cut Price Store and get a
pair of slippers for $780, worth
$3.50; and for $2.9S, worth SIS to Sc. |
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.