The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-07-29
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
worth from $1.25 to $500
get one at Soc at
PHIL HYMAN'S CUT-PRICE STORE

1 = 80
Mrs. R. H. Rust, after a few day.
illness, is considerably improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Everett hav,
returned from Colorado after a few
weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Nichols have
returned from a weeks visit at Ca
ruthersville, Mo-
Misses Ruby Caldwell and Heller
Garth are in Fulton this week for {
few days visit.
Mrs. w. E. Rust. of Chicago. is a
visitor in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
A. ]. Harpole. this city.
Don't miss Heliotrope-a theme
as big as the heart of the world. A
story as soul-gripping as 'Humor-
esque."
Mrs. g. r. McDade and Mrs. Nor
ris, of Troy, were out at Rives We'd
nesday attending a meeting at the
Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sanford have
returned to st. Louis after few days
visit in Union City with Mr.. San
ford's sister, Mrs. Andrew Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Forester
and children, who have been visit
iting with relatives in Missouri, near
Charlottesville, have returned home
"Dinty's" got more freckles than all
of us put together, and every freckle is
a fun spot.
Miss Edna Lewis Owen, of OkolO-
ma, Miss, school chum of Miss Mary
Lee Stone and Miss Martina McAlis-
ter at Brenau College, is their guest
this week.
The friends of Mr.. U. A. Flowers
are glad indeed that he is reported
to be improving after very severe
attack last week. Mr.. Flowers has
been ill at Mrs. Titles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Latta and chill
dren and Mr.. levitt Wheeler have
returned from very pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in Nash
vile and Columbia.
Coming Dinty''- to Reynolds
Opera House Aug.4
Miss nellie Nichols is in Union City
this week canvassing for the office
of Register. Miss Nichols is a sister
of Messrs. A. e. Nichols and Ollie
and was a few years ago a
resident of Union City.
Il am indeed thankful to each
man, woman and child for the pat
ronage given me ct my popcorn and |
peanut machine and wish to express
my regret that it has been lcgislated |
from the front of my store. My en-
tire equipment cost z1e one thousand |
Dr. more dollars, and inasnuch as the |
actual sales have been reduced 70 |
per cent since it has been removed in
20 the store and the sales do net justi-
y keeping it, l will try and keep
good buttered corn and roasted pea
luts until can find purchaser for
he machine. promise you the best
service / can give and the best corn
Ind peanuts can prepare. Come in.
Yours thankfully,
SAM'L D. WOOSLEY.
AS "'Iumoresque" showed to the
world the heart of a mother, so HE
iotrope" stands as the greatest story
# father love ever filmed.
Dash thru Chinatown, San Francis
o, with the freckled face boy at
reynolds Opera House Thursday, Aug.
Mrs. Helm and Miss Marguerite
'uqua, of Hickman, were in the city
his week as visitors. Miss Fuqua ,
vas invited to sing last Sunday at
he Cumberland and Methodist {
hurches. Mrs. Helm was present by
aviation Sunday evening to sing at :
he Methodist Church. Miss Fuqua {
as an exquisitely rare soprano voice
strength and beauty, which she
! able to employ in the higher forms
church music as well as the hym-
ais very effectively. The solo of the
vening was The Publican. Mrs.
elm was heard with Mr. Garth in
ne Of the hymn numbers. She has
voice of power and feeling
nd the duet was another most excel
mt addition to the evening service.
MON City congregations surely ap-
rebate the visiting singers.
Every clubwoman in America
ldorses Inside the Cup" Coming Il
mmie's Playhouse. Seats will be
served, on sale soon.