The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-12-22

MIS-. j. Il. G{oVef, city.
Misses Clarice and Mary Dozier
of Mason Hall, were in the city Sat
urday visiting Miss Brownie Hopper
| FLOWERS as usual from the pro
Queer, T. L. Metcalfe, to the user, the
finest grown, at less than city prices
Give order for Xmas at once to Miss
Myrtle Stanfield.
Representative S. r. Bratton went
to Nashville this week to be at the
foregathering of the members of the
Tennessee Legislature.
Mr.. Willard Carmen, who is at
tending school at Knoxville, will be
home for a visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Carmen.
Your Xmas order will have
prompt attention if you will at once
give order to Metcalfe's representa-
tive, Miss Myrtle Stanfield at the
laundry. Prices most reasonable.
Mrs. B. L. Mccullough and daugh-
ter, Lucille, and Miss Morie Finch,
of Mason Hall. were in the city Sat
urday shopping for Christmas.
Mr.. Clay Faircloth, of Mississippi,
is here for holiday visit with his
mother, Mrs. e. G. Faircloth, and sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Hassler.
Elder Claude Hall, of Nashville,
preached a most interesting sermon
for the people of the Exchange Street
Church of Christ last Sunday.
Your wife a Christmas present,
$1,000 for 14.43, age 80, annual pre-
miums. At 70 you get the face of
the policy while living. Other ages
in proportion. A business policy. Sec
or phone Dorrel Harris.
Mrs. Ed Reece, of the vicinity
north of Union City, was called to
Moscow, KY, on account of the death
of her mother, which took place last
Sunday.
Birds in their flight, fishes in
the swim, holly in wreaths, cut flow
ers in their fragrance, and in selling
blooming plants Metcalfe gives you
the earth.
Union City wants more people
to work. Are you moving to town?
If so, have house and lot for you
Bring your team; 1 have a place for
them. See G.. B. Wright at Citizens
Auto Co.
David G. Caldwell, Little Rock,
and Harvey Caldwell, Nashville, will
be at home as holiday visitors with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. P.
Caldwell
Mr.. C. G. Dickinson and sons,
Lexie and Glenn Penn, of the Crit
tendon Grove vicinity, were in the
city Wednesday visiting the Christ
mas stores.
Mr.. Charles Reynolds, of Bates
Vile, Ark, with the Barnett Mercan-
lie Co., will be here for a holiday !
yisit with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
R. c. Reynolds.
Your mother a Christmas pres
mt, $1,000 policy, age 16 to 21 years,
;11.G6, annual premiums. AT 20
7ou get the face of this policy while
living. Other ages in proportion.
! business policy. See or phone
)orrel Harris.
Misses Juna Reynolds, Elizabeth
'hambers, and Make Horner and w.
}. Fry, in Washington University,
It. Louis, will be here for the hol-
lays visiting home.
Among the many families moving
0 Union City none are more wei
ONE than Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Calls.
IT. Calls is with the force of work.
len building the shoe factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Highly, Misses
[autie Treece and Brownie Hays and
Ir. Elmer Bunch of Hornbeak, were
1 the city Wednesday. Mr.. Bunch
as on his way to Middle Tonnes
ee.
-Metcalfe's' greenhouse was the
rst to sell flowers at reasonable
rice in Union City and is still con
nuing. Give Miss Myrtle Stanfield
our order at once and you will have
fresh from the grower to
lie user.
Its the simplest thing in the
orld to use Hyomei and end ca
.rrh Breathe the medication thru
lie little inhaler in every outfit and
III will get relief at once. Money
sck if it fails. divers Drug Store
Mr.. c. H. Bruer came over from
KY, Monday and spent
W days transacting business here
e says he owns 400 acres of gold
nd at Columbus and is we'll pleased
9TH his new home. But" he says,
he family think and talk of Union
ty all the time, and we may come
me some of these days"