The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-18

from Nashville, after an operation
for appendicitis and is feeling fine.
w. P. Pardue, on his way from
Florida to Chicago, will be in the
city Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs
F. w. Pardue, and family.
Batteries, all makes repaired
and recharged. Reece Alexander's
Garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. p Nichols, OF
Troy, came over this week and will
hereafter be at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Friel on Harrison street
Philadelphia Diamond Grid Bat
teries-best in the world: Reece
Alexander's Garage.
A. ]. Walden, who has been To-
Gated at Blytheville, Ark, with the
Jimmie Boyd enterprises, is here, for
the opening of the new theatre In
Union City.
Special Saturday at Miss Flan-
display of new styles in hats,
coats and dresses-and a special in
vitation is extended to everybody.
Mrs. Joe Dunn and son, Guile
Eugene, will leave Friday for Camp
Dix, N. j., to join Sergeant Dunn,
where he is now stationed with the
26th Infantry.
You will find Spalding base ball
goods and tennis goods are the goods
to buy at Caldwell's Book Store.
Master Claud Bramham will en-
terrain Saturday afternoon al home
on Church street number of ju-
venile friends to celebrate his birth
day anniversary.
-"Outside the Law" played
Loew's Palace last week. See it at
Jimmie's Play House Monday, Mar.
20.
The Thursday Card Club met last
week with Miss Fannie Mott Dris
kill. Miss Carmen Parks captured
the high score prize and Miss Clatie
Andrews the consolation. An ice
course was served.
You will find full line wall pa
per, room moulding and picture
moulding at old prices at Caldwell's
Book Store.
Mr.. Harry Atkins has been located
in Memphis for two or three weeks,
and is now with the Singer Sewing
Machine Co. as bookkeeper and of
flee chief. Mr.. Atkins is filling a
position for which he is particularly
well qualified and capable.
Leave orders for your Easter
flowers and pot plants with Miss
Myrtle Stanfeld, manager of Met
calfe's Greenhouse. 52-2t
Among the recent transfers of
real estate was the conveyance of
2Sk acres in Number One from T.
w. Ownby to w. M. Woodfin. The
land adjoin3 Mr.. Woodfin's home
place and gives him a total acreage
of $50 acres. The consideration was
$500.
-"Outside the Law" played
Loew's Palace last week. See it at
Jimmie's Play House Monday, Mar.
2Ses
Mrs. w. w. Cowden asks The Com
mercial to state that "The Perfect
by Constance Talmadge,
wail be presented at Reynolds Thea
tire next Thursday nignt, auspices
Ladies Missionary Society, M E..
Church. A good picture. You are
invited.
The new hats at Mrs. Arms
will be one of the points of interest
for lady shoppers in Union City this
spring. The new arrivals are very |
attractive.
The Jimmie Boyd Playhouse on
First street is about ready for bust
hess. The organ, seats and screen are
Ill in and will be up in time for the |
opening night, March "a, with spe-
,ial music, etc. See Jimmie's display |
If old coins, souvenirs and medal
ions in Bransford & Andrews show
window. The collection is fine one.
Miss Flanary calls attention to the
act that she is ready to show the
attest models and the smartest styles
n general display of hats, coats
md dresses. A special invitation is
to the ladies to visit. the
tore Saturday and inspect these pop
liar lines.
New Poultry House.