The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11

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-Chautauqua tickets now on sale
at Dietzel's Jewelry Store. 9ti
Mrs. w. c.. Morris and Mrs. A. M
Monrotus, who have been in Mem
phis for several weeks visiting Mr.
Walter Morris, have returned home
One lot of ladies' black slippers
at $19S.-Phil Hyman's Cut Price
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pressly, of Mas
cot, Tenn, were in Union City this
week on their way to Troy to visit
Mr.. Pressly's former home and
| friends.
w. E. Hudgins left this week for
Chicago as delegate from the
Ninth Congressional District to at
tend the Republican National Con-
vention.
-Children's white sole tennis slip
pers, worth $1.00-only SOC at Phil
Sut 1IlCc 0tOIS.
Supt. F. E. Ranck left this week
for Middle Tennessee. He will prob
ably go from there to Chicago Uni
versity or the University of Michi-
gan for summer lectures.
Miss Ellen McKarsie, of Knoxville,
was in the city last week attending
the Caruthers-Littleton wedding.
She was visitor here for a few days
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Whipple.
-Georgette waists in beautiful de-
signs, all colors, worth up to $3.50.
Only $4.9S at the Phil Hyman Cut
Price Store.
Miss Patty Atkins and Master Ed
gar Atkins, Jr., and Miss Theo
Hughes, of Saltillo, Tenn, are in the
city visiting their grandfather, J. E.
Atkins, in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Atkins.
New teachers for the Union City
Schools recently elected are: For
the commercial department, Mrs. M.
L. Payne, of Nashville; for the de-
partment of domestic science, Miss
Virginia Scott, of Columbia, Tenn.
Everything in our store has
been reduced in price. You will find
a saving of 80 to 35 cents on every
dollar you spend at the Phil Hyman
Cut Price Store.
N. o. Stovall, who has been To-
Gated in East St. Louis with the Ill
mo Hotel, has returned to Union
City and is again connected with the
Palace Hotel as clerk. Mr.. Stovall
has lots of friends in Union City who
are glad to see him back.
DR.. c. e. Upchurch, dentist, now
located over Mrs. Arms millinery
store, has installed new X-Ray Ma
chine for the benefit of his patrons.
DR.. Upchurch keeps abreast of the
profession with thoro preparation
and all the approved appliances He
appreciates your patronage.
We are selling mans pillow shoe
that sells for $3.50 everywhere. We
are overstocked in this line of shoes.
They are good ones. made by Endi-
cott-Johnson Shoe Co. Come and get
a pair for $2.98. At Phil Hyman's
Cut price Store.
Mr.. Will Noah, of Number Two,
came in this week and paid his COM
pliments to the prosy end of the Of
flee. Will has sort of fellow-feel-
ing for one of his sort Like us he
has wasted lots of flowers to no adj
vantage. But never say die, Will.
There are some good fish still on the
beach.
Delegates from Union City attend
ing the State Democratic Convention
this week in Nashville are Judge w.
H. Stuttgart, Gen. T. o. Morris,
r. A. Pierce, Geo. A. Gibbs, D.
P. Caldwell, C. W. Miles, Jr., J. M.
Chapel, Mayor and Mrs. F. L. Pitt
man, Misses Mary Swiggart and
Ruth Crenshaw, Maj. c. v. Andrews,
]. A. Howard.
in Union City on your shop
ping trips don't fail to visit Phil
Hyman's Cut Price Store, as it will
pay you always. You will find more
for the same amount of
money and as much for less money
than any other store in Union City
or Obion County.-Phil Hyman's Cut
Price Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. White, Misses
Vivienne and Estelle and other mem
bers of the family left Monday going
over the Santa Fe by the way OF
Kansas City, Pueblo, Denver, to
Longmont, Colo.,. for a. few weeks
visit with relatives and friends. Re-
they will travel by way of
the Burlington over Nebraska and
northeast Missouri.