The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-09-16
The Commercial, Union City, Tenn.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s, 1921.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
-666 cures Bilious Fever.

500 cures Bilious Fever.
-sWhy Change Your Wife,
Mr.. w. T. Frizzell, who has ty.
phoid fever, is recovering.
Eugene Obrien, Wednesday,
Playhouse.
Miss Mary Wayne Naylor, who has
been ill for several weeks, is improv-
ing.
Fast Lynn''-better than the
book.
Miss Edith Quinn hes been quite
sick this week for few days, but
is improving.
Say it with a theatre party at
Jimmie's Playhouse.
Mr.. Thompson Bynum, formerly of
this city and a graduate of the City
High School, is here this week visit
ing old-time friends.
East Lynne"-better than the
play.
Mr.. Luther Corum underwent an
operation at the hospital Tuesday for
appendicitis. He is son of Mr..
Arch Corum, of Hornbeak.
Thomas Meighan, Thursday
Playhouse.
Mr.. d. L. Craver went to Dyer Sat-
urday and attended the Gibson Coun-
ty Confederate reunion. Reports big
crowd, good dinner and fine speaking.
Constance Binney, Tuesday.
"Such a Little Queen. Playhouse.
Marshall Garth, King Cox and
Glyn Brown left Thursday for Knox
Vile to enter the Universityo Ten
nessee as students for the school
year.
Get the habit. Attend our daily
matinee
Let the Union City Laundry do
your family washing-sanitary and
cheaper in the end than others. All
work called for and delivered prompt
ly. 1t
You'll never forget "Male and Fee.
male" w
Miss Annie l.. Osborne, who has
been located for some time at Tren-
ton, leaves next week for Los An
geles, Cal, after visit in the city
with Mrs. D. A. George.
Everything desirable in the new
hats and trimmings at Mrs. ARMS.
Also new low price levels.
G. w. Cornforth, newspaper man
formerly connected with the Nash
vile Banner and recently with the
Cincinnati Enquirer, was business
visitor here this week.
Make yourself popular. Give a
theatre party. Jimdie's Playhouse,
Of course.
F. C. Aydelott writes that his fam
lily will not move to Memphis at
present, but that he will have his
headquarters in that city. Mr.. Ay-
delott is now in the Eastern offices |
in training for insurance work.
You are invited to see the best
If the seasons style offerings in la
lies hats at Mrs. Arms. You are
llso offered low price inducements.
Miss Mary Dahnke will leave in
| few days for Knoxville to enter the
of Tennessee as teacher in
he department of household econo-
MICS. Miss Dahnke is recent grad
late of Columbia University.
Every person entering our the
tire to see Vera Gordon in "The
Greatest Love- will be provided with
special handkerchief.
We can't describe the splendor
# our next big production, male
md Female. Playhouse, Monday,
september 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Burney have
from Memphis where they
vent in answer to q message an
ouncing the serious illness of their
aughter, Miss Maude Burney. The
Dung lady is recovering from Sc
ere attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. Arm asks visit and an
nSpection of the new style features
q ladies' hats. She quotes an ex-
fine selection and low
rice inducements.
Something over ten thousand d,
ollars was spent for the gowns worn
y Gloria Swanson in male and Fe-
lale. Playhouse, Monday, 10.
Rev. R. A. Clark says he had two
ne quarterly conferences last week I
nd-one at Brock Church, Just 8
lilies from Greenfield, on Saturday I
,r Greenfield and Brock churches, l
10 other at Sharon Monday for the
baron and Mount Vernon churches.