The commercial., September 24, 1915, Image 8

About The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?

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lOCAL AND PERSONAL
Miss Cantie Mai Luten left Tue
day for Ward-Belmont.
Hon. Rice A. Pierce was a visitor
in Nashville this week.
' 'T. C. Wilson, of Obion, was a vis
itor at the fair last Vest.
Notice our shoe window display,
quality, the best styles ' up "to the
minute, and prices to suit your pock
et book at the Phil Hyman's Cut
Price Store. ; , ! " ' '
Attorney Thomas, of Dresden, was
here last week at the fair. -
J Col. Wm. Massengilt is spending
the week at Hickory Valley." 4
'"Cole's Hot Blast Heaters make
big reduction in your coal bill see
their advertisement and guarantee
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Mr. Jerre Malone, of Hickman, at
tended the fair here last week:
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dietzel were
in Nashville as visitors last week,
When in need of men's clothing
it will pay you to inspect our line as
we have boueht I lot of mens suits
and trousers at about 'half trice
. Phil Hyman's Cut Price'Store. ; ''
Mr. Will Flack, of Tiptonville, was
a visitor here at the fair last week
' Hon. R. A. Elkins, of Dresden,1 was
a visitor here at the fair last Thurs
day.
Misses Marjorie and Gladys Elder,
of Kenton, were in the city Satur
day. ' ' - :: 'y
"' Are you in the market for a home
in the city ? If so, it will pay you
to look over Forester '& Forester's
list. ' '- ' t! ' - 'Jn-l'-i- 1
Miss Annie Merryman, of New-
bern, was a visitor here at ; the fair
last week. ' . ' 1 !
J. S. Roberts and party came over
from Moscow last week to attend
the fair.
Elbert Campbell is at Fremont
where he has a contract to build a
residence.
The new fall hats at Mrs. Aran's
are positively irresistible. Call andi
see them.
Attorney L. E. Holliday. of Dres
den. was a visitor here last week at
the fair. ' ' '
! Attorney J. T. Burnett, of Tipton
ville, was a visitor here last week at
the -fair .- '-.'
Local Union No. 1049, Ten strong,
solicits your painting and paper
hanging. Will not be underbid by
anybody, everything else being
equals Phone 672-J, 164, 27.
Messrs. Polk McDonald and Webb
Bennett, of Troy, were here Friday
attending the fair.
Attorneys T. O. Morris and E. J.
Green, of Obion, were here last week
attending Vhe fair.
Mr. John T. Drew, the well known
garden seed man, was here last week
attending the fair.'? ; '
' If you have a bargain in real es
tate Forester & Forester can sell it
for, you. ."'" ":'
Messrs. Otho and Embrey Beck are
in . the city" this week visiting their
mother Mrs N. E. Beck. ! ,
Col. W. M. Turner went to Nash
ville Monday. Governor Rye and
staff attended the fair Tuesday.
Use Dabnke-Walker Milling Co, Jer-
icy Cream Flour, a home product and
uaranteed E ' ' " ' ;-' .
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lee are in Nash
ville this week at the 1 State Fair.
Mr.' Lee Is there with his horses.11
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A call for 150 brings the coal wagon
Union City Ice & Coal Co. r
R. A. Ledbetter and W. E. Henry,!
attaches of the Obion Enterprise,
were here last week attending the
fair.
Get your fall suit or overcoat from
The Toggery. Made to measure, $15.
Guarantee a fit. '
attending the fair, returned to, Hick
man Monday. Mr. Jones has a con
tract and is erecting a fine house
there. ' ' . ..
Do you own a FordT Bemember
Charlie lasater's Hospital.
. Rev. T. P. Pressly and brother,
Dr. W. C. Pressly, of Troy, were in
the city last Friday and attended
the fair. '
Hon. R. A. Pierce and A. J. Corum
went to Nashville Monday to look
after some" business matters and also
to attend the fair.
We have just received a large ex
press shipment from the East of
ladies trimmed hats of Jthe latest de
signs a very low prices at the Phil
Hyman's Cut Price Store.'
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Mrs. L. J. Callahan and daughter,
Miss Lois, and Miss Jessie McDade,
of 'Fulton, were in the city Satur
day attending the fair.
For up-to-date ladies' coat suits
and skirts at. cut prices at Phil Hy
man's Cut Price Store. ' " ; "
Mr. and Mrs. "Arch Adams, of Fre
mont, were in the city last week
visiting- Mr. and Mrs.- S. P. Harris,
Ury street, and the fair.
Dr. J. R. Luten, of Fulton, was a
isitor here last week with his
brother, D. A. Luten, attending the
fair.
Exceptionally beautiful indeed are
the new millinery styles at Mrs.
Aran's.
J. J. Jones, Wm. Walden and Ed
Austin, after spending a week here
Men's Patent and Gun Metal Oxfords.
$2:50 value for $1.98, at The Toggery,
' Mr. Seld Waddell left Monday for
St. Charles, "Mo., to meet Mrs. Wadrl
dell, who has been - visiting s her j
daughter,' Mrs: W." Hendrix.'
everything to make a ord go
kept 'on hand at Charlie Lasater's
Hospital.- .
Mr. Eric Tatom, of Nashville, son
of the late Col. 'W. C. Tatom," was a
visitor here' last week -at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kirktnan. -
If you want to buy a bargain you J
can get it from Forester & Forester,
the real estate men,
Secretary Chas. Rooks, of the
Humboldt Chronicle and the Gibson
County Fair Association,-, was here
Friday assembling attractions for his
fair.
The Toggery has special prices on
OXFORDS.
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We offer you only reliable goods made by reliable manufacturers
Honest prices and honest values is our motto.; " If there is one place where
quality counts it is here. ! -: - , r :
Cole Qrigioal Hot Blast
is a double stove a heavy durable heating stove slipped inside of -the
powerful radiating body which radiates all the heat. This re- "
markable construction makes an absolutely air-tight stay-tight heater
which holds fire from Saturday night until Monday morning. This ,
guaranteed stay-tight construction in connection with our Hot Blast "
i fuel saving draft makes our guaranteed great fuel economy possible',. .
The Many Feet of
" Leaking Joints
made temporarily tight with stove putty
explains why imitation hot blast heaters
and stoves with other fuel saving devices
are not guaranteed to 'remain air-tight
always, as is Cole's Hot Blast.
Cole's Hot Blast burns any fuel-
soft coal, hard coal, or-wood. , -
It is a powerful radiator of heat.
It gives a sizzling hot base..
It gives a guaranteed fuel economy.
You can't afford to be without this
remarkable -heater. Come in and see
it today. ( '' " '- -
' Cole's Hot Blast makes your coal pile last. "
To avoid imitation look for Cole't.
FOR SALE BY
NAILL1G - KEISEB HOW,
UNION CITY, TENN.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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I will offer for sale to the highest and
best bidder, on the farm of J. E. Marshall
deceased, near Clayton, Tennessee, on
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lick, tie ii Bay of Mh
Twenty-five head of two and three year old
mules, 25 work mules and horses, 50 cows,
calves and yearlings, and a huirhhfejr of tock
hogs, farming; implements arid other things
top numerous to mention.
Date of sale was changed from Oct. 6 to
Oct. 5 in order to avoid show dav.
TERMJS OF SALE
Under $10 cash; $10 and over notes on
twelve months time with approved se-
purity, bearing: Q per cent interest from
of sale.
All kinds of coal at Union City Ice
Coal Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rldgeway,
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pickle and little
daughter, Harriet Mae, and Miss
Dora Lewin, of Fulton, were in the
city Sunday.
Our dress goods department is
complete. Beautiful goods at very
low prices at the Phil Hyman's Cut
Price Store.
Sam Carman, Geo. Carman, J. T,
Garrett and Robin Sisk left Monday
for Ridgely to work on a nice ten-
room residence for a citizen of that
place. ; They will be absent several
weeks. f
If you trade with The Toggery you
save money 5 per cent discount given
on your purchases. .- ' -
Dr." O. B. Chandler left this week,
after a summer vacation in Union
City, to resume his medical studies at
Vanderbilt University. Dr. Chandler
will finish his course there this win
ter and probably enter hospital
work. ' - -- '"
Does your roof leak! We sell
roof cement and guarantee it to stop
the leak. Union City Lumber Co.
Mr.1 and Mrs. J. M. DeBow," of
Kenton, were in the city last week
visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. McRee, Ury street. Mr. De-
Bow is at the head of the Kenton
public school, with four ' assistant
teachers and an enrollment of 160
pupils. The school is a good one
with a splendid future in prospect.
See our oak mantels, $4.50 and
up. union city x.umDer uo.
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.There will be plenty of barbecued meat
on the around.
J. E. MARSHALL, Executrix.
J. L. GLOVER, JR., Manager.
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From Fulton last week .attending
the fair were Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Croft and Mrs. A. J. Colly, Dr. J. W.
Blackard and family, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Burrow, Mrs. W. F. Boyd and
and daughter, Miss Mozel, 1 W. C.
Whitnell and Will Whitnell, Mrs. T.
C. Boone, Mrs. I. H. Irby, R. M. Rea-
fenr, Whitlock Lyons, Miss Lucile
Scott. Mrs. Lucile Blackard Hor-i
stead, Mrs. S. L. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. John Thompson, Claud Free
man, Mrs. Ida figram, jonn uwubu,
Mrs. C. E. Rice, Miss Pearl ice, and
Miss Marjorie Alford. -
The Toggery has special prices on
'Oxfords ladies, men and children.
An interesting letter from Sim
mons Tisdale received here last week
announces that he is sailing for
Shang Hi, China. He sailed on Tues
day and will be on the water (noth
ing promised about a wagon) six
teen days. He said he had no fear
of submarines being -in' neutral
waters ' and no fear of mal de mer
having received a strengthening edu
cation on the B. & O. Railroad.- Up
on his arrival in Shang Hi he will
visit a former New York newspaper
man who conducts an American
paper in the Chinese city. Tisdale's
many friends here wish him bon voy
age and a safe return. 1
There is said to be more class and
style to Mrs. Aran's new hats an
trimmings than ever brought togeth
er in one assortment heretofore: ' See
the display in her store. ' ' "J
Exhibitors attending the fair last
week were Mrs. R. M. Alford, Ful
tonKy.: Mrs. P. G. Browder, Jor
dan; Mrs. W. J. Caldwell, Rives;
Mrs. Dell Harper, Rives; Mrs. H. H.
Ellis, Humboldt; Mrs. J. A. Hart,
Troy; Mrs. W. W. Heathcock, Jack
sonf Mrs. D. C. Maddox, Number
Seven ;' Mrs. R. E. McCorkle, Fulton,
Ky.i Mlss Rachael McMurry, Mount
Zion; Misses Elnora and Elizabeth
Person,"1 Jackson, Tenn.; Mrs. J. D.
Porter, Nashville; Mrs. H. B. Scott,
Murray, Ky.; Mrs. Tom Starnes,
Rives: Mrs. W. H. Sanders, Wood
land ; Mrs. Anna H. Tribble, Dan
ville, Ky.; Miss Martha Hilton Wil
son, Troy; Mrs. Samuella White,
Jackson; Miss Marjorie Alford, Ful
ton; Mrs. Marshall Glenn, Mount
Zion; Mrs. Leslie Hooper, Rives H
Mrs. E. B. Lyons, Newbern; Mrs.
G. M. McCo wan, Troy; Mrs. R. D.
McGaugh, Number Seven; Mrs. Jim
Royster, Fulton; Mrs. Leslie Shore,
Mrs. Hubert Shore, Rives.' -';''
New fall goods are coming in daily
at the Phil Hyman's Cut Price Store.
Notice.
To those who were so kind as to
subscribe to the building of the C.
P. Church at Troy, Tenn.. are here
by notified to please get your sub
scription ready at once as we ex
pect to begin at once, having a new
lot ' and a warranteed deed and
everything in first-class condition.
C. W. CURRY, Clerk.
Union CVi.'
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Rummage Sale.
Friday afternoon, Oct. 1, all day
Saturday and Saturday night at the
home of Mrs. M. A. Blanton, circle Sf
number four of the Young Ladies'
Missionary Society will have a rum-.
mage sale. ; ' - .
Memorial Service. ,
of Mrs. Silena Holman, of Fayett
vlllej Tefln.', : State president "of tl .'
W. C. T. U., will be' held at t
Methodist Church it
Senf 29. lit.il ' hv -Mrs
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Cartersville, G&. f ' i'A
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Weekly Weather ; Forecast. l
Issued by the U. S.. Weather lift
reau, ; Washington, D. C, for t
week beginning j-Wednesday','' Se "i
22, 1915.!:' "',Tr 'Jr
For the Ohio Valley and Tennf
see? Fair and cool Weather the By -half
of the week,' with probabi'i '
oi irosis in eipuseu . ymcea iu j ;
week will . be warmer and clou?
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wint a proDaDimy oi locai snow.
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Our fall business is opening
and we are selling farms and)
property right along. .See us if j
want to sell. Forester & ForesV
Elected Cashier. j
A. L. Garth, who has been w,
nected with the Old National
bookkeeper for some years, I V
last Mnnrinv plpotprl cashier to I
ceed E. V. ' Caldwell,, resigned.
Garth was with the Union City
& Trust Ca. before the consolidJ
witulie' OjNational Bank and)
years ofifne Ranking experience.!
is a young man of exception
fine qualifications and splendid
sonality, and succeeds one of
best bankers in the county.
OLDER BUT SMIGEfi
"To bffTfealth at seventy! preparti i j
strength of middlo life we too often for (
that neglected colds, or careless trc
ment of slight aches and pains, simj
undermine strentrth and brine card
weakness for later years. . '
1 10 DC strongsr wnen oiaer, Keep i
blood pure and rich and active with 1
properties of Scott's Emulsion which i
food, a tonic and a medicine to keep y
Diooa ncn, alleviate rneumatism e
void sickness. No alcohol in Scott' ct
Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N, I
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