The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-11-17

18th, a great success. For sale only
lat Woosley's.
Mrs. j. G. Ammons, of Gleason, was
in town last week shopping.
-Brody Bros cut the prices and
they have the right kind of merchan-
disc, all new and seasonable. Come
in and see for yourself.
Mrs. J. C. Burdick, Sr., and daugh-
ter, Miss Kathleen, grandson, Jack
Rurdick, Jr., and Mr.. Glen Burdiclz
have returned from a visit to Mrs.
EUrdick's former home in Indiana.
New hats at Mrs. Arms are
the seasons best and they are of
fcred at new low prices. Come in
and see the styles and prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rogers, who
have been located for a number of
years in the city, have moved to
Ridgely and the many friends tender
kind wishes for their good fortune.
New hats at Mrs. Arms are
the seasons best and they are Of
fered at new low prices. Come in
anc see the styles and prices.
The foreman of our repair de-
partment, is an expert on ignition
and generator trouble. Bring your
car trouble to us, we guarantee sat
isfaction. - WEST TENN BUICK
CO. 27tf
Mr.. Hubert Vaught, who has been
connected with the J. T. Pruett bar
Der shop for some time, has been ap-
pointed deputy game warden, and has
assumed the duties of the position,
going down to Reelfcot Lake this
week.
See Mrs. ARMS new hats ar
irving every week, something new all
the time, and something interesting
for discriminating customers.
When you bring your car to the
West Tenn. Buick Co. you can ex-
Iect honest work by competent me-
chsnics who know how. You also
expect courteous treatment. Try
us 27tf
Mrs. B. P. Moffatt, who was a pa
tient of the Baptist Memorial Hos
pital in Memphis for the past two
weeks, has returned to her home in
Troy, slowly recovering from a seri-
us physical illness. She was accom-
Ianied home by Mr. Moffatt.
The West Tenn. Buick Co. is
prepared to take care of your car
troubles. Our shop is we'll equip
ped and we can handle any JOB
from Ford on up. 27tf
Insurance, age 80, pure protection,
$14.49 per $1,000, or the price of 150
pounds seed cotton. A team policy
at one-half this price. See Dorrel
Harris. 29-tf.
Mrs. Belle Waddell Berryhill will
lie in the city, arriving next week
from New York City to take charge
of the Union City News Banner. Mrs.
Berryhill is daughter Of Mrs. Seid
Waddell and sister of the late edi-
tor, E. P. Waddell, who has located
in Memphis. Mrs. Berryhill has had
experience with the newspaper bust
ness in Union City with both papers,
doing general and social reporting.
She will be welcome to local journal
ism.
The foreman of the West Tenn
Buick Co.'s repair department has
had sixteen years of practical expe-
Renee on all types of cars. He
knows his business. Ask any of our
customers what they think of him.
You will find all late copyright |
books at Caldwell's Book Store at /
publishers price and 100 library
Jocks at 35c, former prices $1.00 and |
$50.
Mr.. j. V. Blower, who is located in
Jnion City, brought us a sample spe-
linen of Spanish chufer, which was
.rown at his home. This is very pro-
jfic and the beans are fine hog feed.
hey are said to be very nutritious.
The West Tenn. Buick Co. has
dded another competent mechanic
n their repair department. If your
ar is in trouble try us. We have
he mechanics who can deliver the
Gods.
The Parent Teachers Association of
he Westover School announce pill
,w-slip and candy sale on Saturday,
ctober 20, 1928, at Rhodes-Burford
0. Furniture store. 29-2t
Messrs. Herbert Tisdale, Blufeld,
Y. va; Simmons Tisdale, New York
ity; Grady Tisdale, Memphis, and
Ielvin Tisdale, Nashville, were here
lis week, being summoned by the
saith of their father, r. F. Tisdale,
hich took place last Monday.
Saturday, Oct. 81, and all the fol-
wing week including Saturday,