The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-04-29


the Federal Land Bank, Louisville
KY, is here this week visiting hi.
mother in Union City.
Thrilling! Captivating! Last Of
the Mohicans, May and 8, at night
Spectacular and inspiring!
S. G. Carman is in Nashville this
week as representative of the local
carpenters union at the meeting OF
the State Convention of Carpenters.
Mrs. Arm offers the standard
qualities in new hats at the low price
levels.
Miss Edna Wilbanks was Sunday
visitor in Fulton, returning home
accompanied by Miss Louise Will
banks, who was here for few days.
Rose Bushes, years old, ready
to bloom, all best varieties, 35c each.
Mrs. Hunt Roper. Phone 519. 5tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dodd and
Mrs. D. ]. Caldwell and little daugh-
ter, Martha, are in Futon for an
end-of- the-week visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Croft.
The best polish ever used, Red
Devil, makes your car look like new.
Motor Sales & Service Co. 2-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cox are enjoy
| ing the luxury of planning and build
ing a new home on Third street. The
work is now in the hands of the car
penters and builders.
Rose Bushes, 2 years old, ready
to bloom, all best varieties, 35c each.
Mrs. Hunt Roper. Phone SIC. 5tf
Mrs. Harry Dodd entertained We'd
nesday at the home of her mother,
Mrs. d. J. Caldwell, Main street. with
card party. Only few Of the most
intimate friends we're present.
Rose Bushes, years old, ready
to bloom, all best varieties, 35c each.
Mrs. Hunt Roper. Phone SIC. 5tf
The friends of Mr.. Chas. Sedberry.
the barber, are glad to see him out
again after very serious siege of af-
fiction with goitre, and recent OPP
Grafton, which is proving altogether
successful.
See Snow-White and the Seven
Dwarfs' and help redecorate the
walls of Central Building.
Reports from Mrs. L. c. Arnold IN
Nashville are that she is recovering.
Mr. Arnold went to Nashville this
week to visit his wife at the hospital
and to bring her home il she is suf
ficiently strong.
The most popular new shades |
and designs in ladies' hats at Mrs. |
Arms. See the latest arrivals and |
take advantage of the low prices.
Prof. David Caldwell returns to-
day after completing a years work
as principal of the Wilson County
High School. He was called on his
way home to fill an appointment for
an address to the Castle Heights
School on the subject of the "Ameri
can Future"
The new hats at Mrs. Arms in
clude very attractive styles in dress
hats, tailored hats, street hats, band
ed sailors, hair-braid designs, trans
parent hats, fiower-trimmed hats,
new summer sport hats. These hats
are offered at price inducements.
Mrs. Helen Cockrill, who has been
her parents in Union City
for a few weeks, leaves tomorrow re-
turning to her home in Memphis.
Mrs. Cockrill tells us that her son,
Francis, is now In the Bank of Com
nerce as clerk and graduate of the
Memphis City High Schools. III
You can keep your stomach
strong, bowels regular and kidneys
active by using Prickly Ash Bitters.
t is a necessary condition to main
ain the health of the body. Price
,1.25 per bottle. Sold by all dealers.
The announcement of Mr.. John w.
Jackson for Justice of the Peace of
he Seventh Civil District of Obion
,ounty appears in this weeks paper.
Mr. Jackson desires to succeed Mr..
Tohn c. Walker as a Justice and
member of the Obion County Court,
md he is known to be man of fine
haracter and qualifications. We are
'leased to make this announcement
or Mr.. jackson.