The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-10-21

Thomas <Mciglan in The Cit
of Silent Men," picture you can
afford to miss.
Mr.. Trosper, Mrs. Carl Wingo and
children, of Hornbeak, were here last
week with little Lucille Wingo at the
Mailing Hospital.
Pure Lead and Oil Mixed Paint
for $500 per gallon and good grade
of Paint for $3.50 at Wehman's.
Have a few hundred bushels
choice seed wheat. Come early ii
you want to be sure of being sup
piled. CHERRY MOSS GRAIN CO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Bufford
are very happy in the visit of fine
eight-pound boy, the first-born ar
irving last Tuesday.
THE Faith Healer" q mighty
drama that floods the heart with
light and soothes the soul like a
prayer. Playhouse, Monday, Oct. 81.
Big reduction in prices of Cast
Stoves, Steel Ranges and All Cook
Stoves. Be sure you get our prices
before you buy. Wehman's.
Where are you going Friday night.
Oct. 81? Be wise, join he crowd
and go to the Stunt night" given
by the basket ball girls in the High
School auditorium at 1880 p. m. Adj
mission only 25 cents.
The Faith Healer iS coming,
bringing message CT love and hope
that you will never forget Play
house.
Sparkling colors and the more
subdued shades are noticeable in the
newest Paris and American mill
linery. You will see these styles at
Mrs. Arms.
Do you want to have a good time
and see good stunt Night" Friday,
Oct. 81? Then come to the High
School auditorium at 1880 p. m.
Come, enjoy it, and help the basket
ball girls. Admission only 20 cents.
Have few hundred bushels
choice seed wheat. Come early if
you want to be sure of being sup
piled. CHERRY MOSS GRAIN CO.
Heat every room in your home
with Coles Air Tight Heater that
will keep fire for As hours. You will
find them at Wehman's.
Postmaster Harry Vincent, Mr.
Clerk Hazelwood and Messrs. Fred
and Roy Taylor are busy this week,
under the direction of the U. S. Post
Office Department, measuring the
streets for the purpose of numbering
the residences. One of the things
that Union City must have and that
is the best the department can af-
ford.
Have a few hundred bushels
choice seed wheat. Come early If
you want to be sure of being sup
piled. CHERRY-MOsS GRAIN co.
Specializing in exclusive models
at Mrs. Arms that contribute to a
appearance of youth
and grace. These hats at moderate
prices.
Rev. G. L. Stiles, editor of the
Presbyterian, published
at Nashville, having resigned, Rev. |
J. l.. Hudgins has been recalled to
the editorship of the church paper.
Rev. Hudgins has been connected |
with the Cumberland Presbyterian |
for number of years and both the |
paper and the publishing house have |
made fine progress under his man
agement. The return of the editor
will be guarantee of furthering the
interests of the work.
Have few hundred bushels |
choice seed wheat. Come early if
you want to be sure of being sup
piled. CHERRY-MoSSG GRAIN co.
Mr.. Geo. w. Carter, Shelburne
Carter and little Miss Ruth Adine
Carter left yesterday for Denver,
Colo, by way of st. Louis over the
Burlington road. Mrs. Carter leaves
or Memphis and Greenwood, Miss,
% visit before going West. Messrs.
Clifford and Gus Carter will be here
or few days winding up business1
before they leave. The family will
ocate in Denver, having sold out in
Union City, where they have resided
or many years. Mr.. Carter was en-
tagged here formerly in the grocery
business, then as salesman for Kingan
Co., packers, out of Memphis,
up a large trade in his ter
itory. He was some years ago con-
lected with our commercial club as
ecretary, later at Greenwood, Miss,
n the same capacity. He is a man
It progressive ideas and has been a
.ood citizen and successful business
nan. The entire family have the
.indest regards of the citizens and