The commercial., April 23, 1920, Image 10

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Mcfiugh Battery Co.
We have oneof the best equipped Battery Repair plants in
the country. Repair and rebuild Vehicle Batteries, Private
Lighting and starting Batteries of any make or type.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Home Phone 48 - Cumberland Phone 195
WASHINGTON ANENUE UNION CITY, TENN
GOOD BUTTER FREE
Would appeal to you. For the
same reason you will be glad to
know that you can get pure
wholesome TROCp, the perfect
nut butter, at a saving of sever
al cents a pound over country
butter. Ask your dealer for
TROCO by name, and insist
upon getting it.
Reynolds Packing Company
The Purest and Best in things to Eat
The best is always the cheapest N
WE ARE RECEIVING
BON AIR and
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Cumberland Block
NOW.
Don't let old 'winter catch you without
your supply. Call us.
Phone 150
UNION CITY ICE ml COIL CO.
TIRE ARE THREE CLASSES:
Those who do while they can
Those who would when they can't
Those who could now,but put it off until they
can't.
Which of these are you a member?
Sixteen die of old age, while 2736 die at premature
ages. Don't delay buying a life insurance policy.
Consider this: The man or woman who dies during
the first year leaves approximately 50 times as much to
their dependents as if they had "saved" the premium.
Select a good, strong company with a reputation the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company.
We write Fire, Tornado, Automobile, Life,
V Sick and Accident. , '
WHITE & QUINN
. SEE R. E. WHITE
Only reliable companies represented. "
Buick er vice
Station
, It is our pleasure to sell you a Buick Car.
WHY? Because we know that it will be your
- pleasure to drive a Buick Car. . ' x
All makes of cars repaired to your satisfaction and our guaran
tee or your money refunded. Auto electrical system" our
specialty. Free diagnosis...
: -FOSTER & TOOf.IBS, Panics
The Commercial, Union City, Tean
FRIDAY. APRIL 23. 19201
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Hazelle Mayes is suffering
ibis week with a bruised band.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ogles bave a
baby very sick this week witb: pneu
monia.
A S. D. Stembridge, a Hickman bus
iness man, was a visitor here this
week. ' y .
See Demonstration of Kitchen
Cabinets at Harpole-Walker Furni
ture Co.
A. E. Nichols 1b now with- the
Pathe Music Co. as salesman and a
good one.
Miss Mary Kate McDaniel, of Jor
dan, was here this week visiting
Miss Mayes.
Does your car need painting? If
so, call 126 for prices.
J. B. Akin and A. L. White were
in Nashville this week attending the
Grand Commandery of the U. O. G. C
Miss Vivienne White has closed
her school at Greenback, East Ten
nessee, and is at home enjoying a
vacation.
Have you seen the new refrig
crators and Ice boxes at Wehman's?
Pay us a visit and get our prices,
Col. J. L. Cochran is representing
his church this week at Humboldt
attending the Presbytery of the Pres
byterian Church.
Mrs. A. J. Beadles and son Paul,
were visitors last week in Memphis,
Mr. Beaddles going down this week
for a few dayss
Screen doors at Nailling-Kelser
Hardware Co.
Misses Sallye Gray and Mary Da
vidson, accompanied by Johnnie Da
vidson, motoed over to Martin last
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lettye Mae Gray, who is now
with the Oliver-Cobb Drug Co.,
spent the week end with homefolks
and attended service at Shady Grove
Sunday morning, conducted Jsy Rev.
G. W. Evans.
A big display of Sellers Kitchen
Cabinets at Harpole-Walker Furni
ture Co. v
Mr. Paul Nailling, who has been
quartered for the winter in Florida
with the students, of the K. M. I., is
home this week for- a vacation vis
it and leaves next week for school
at Lyndon, Ky.
Mrs. E. K. White and Mrs. Robt,
Hamilton,. Jr., went to Longmont,
Colo., this week to visit Mr. Edwin
White, who has been located there
for a number of months. Mr. White's
health- is very good.
"-Don't worry with old worn-out
garden tools. Buy the best tools at
Wehman's and make your garden
work easy.
Mr. Owen Taylor, of Ridgely, is
now with tne uodd s uorner urug
Store as sales manager. Mr. Taylor
is a business man and one who will
find himself in line withUhe pro
gressive spirit of this store.
The U. C. H. S. ball team, which
defeated 'Dyersburg last week, will
meet the Dyersburg team here on
the 30th Inst., for a return game and
the friends of good ball are offered
a special opportunity In this game.
See "Mr. Fogerty demonstrate
the Sellers Kitchen Cabinet at Harpole-Walker
Furniture 'Coi "
A person habitually constipated is
shining mark fcr disease, because
his blood is full of the impurities on
which disease germs thrive. Get rid
of the habit quickly by taking Prickly
Ash Bitters. It is a stimulating and
purgative remedy for men. Price 1.25
per bottle. Oliver's Drug Store, Cobb's
Corner Drug Store and Red star Drug
Stone, special agents.
' ROUTE EIGHT. -Little
Ernie Crittendon is on the
sick list. v . v .
Misses Mary and" Alma Jackson,
of Fulton, are visiting their ( sister,
Mrs. Rolla Hauser. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Crittendon
visited Mr. Billie Griffin's Sunday.
Misses Eva and Madeleine Hart,
of near Martin, and Misses Myrtle
and Ruby Lee Chapel were. the Sun
day guests of the Misses Clark.
Brother Lem Hall, of Martin, vis
ited Mr. C. A. Brewer Sunday.
Noel Russell is right sick . this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Romney Acock, of
Terrell, were the Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wagster
Miss Gertie Russell was hostess
at a dinner Sunday in honor of Miss
Gladys Saunders,' of Union City, who
is going ot Memphis soon. Quite a
number were present. We wish Miss
Saunders much success in her new
home. i ,,
. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Callis and
Mr,' and Mrs. Glenn Covington were
the Sunday guests of Mr. Fred Cov
ington and wife. ( )"
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Griffin and
Mr. and Mrs-B. V. Jernlgan visited
Mr. Billie Griffin Sunday.
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fair
'HEN fyouj buy . fany thing, you
ought to be willing to pay . at
least what it cost to produce it; plus a mar
gin of profit to the maker, and to the mer
chant who has brought the merchandise to
you; where you can see it, examine it, try
it on, decide that it's what you want.
The service rendered by the maker and
the merchant are a part of what you pay
for; you ought to pay for it willingly. If
that service were, not rendered there
wouldn't be any merchandise here for you
- to buy. . ' " .
Now, we aim to charge for our clothes
merely "fair" prices; fair to both of us.
We're going to make a fair profit too. Our
profit comes out of the money you pay us;
yours comes out of the clothes you get.
Hart Schaffner 6c Marx clothes give you
the greatest profit; they cost enough to be
good clothes; all-wool fabrics, perfecdy
tailored, smartly styled. They're the best
clothes for you; that's why we sell them.
A splendid showing of styles
at $37.50, $40.00 and $45.00
W. G. Clagett Co.
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes. '
Pearse-Landcnberger.
Miss Loralne Louise Landenber
ger, foster daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
L. G. Landenberger, of St. Louis,
was united in marriage to. Mr. Har
old Pearse in the Kenwood Church
of the New Jerusalem April 14,
1920, the bride's father officiating.
The groom is one" of the buyers of
the Chicago Packing Co., and the
bride is chief chemist in the Micael
Reese Hospital Institute. The newly
wedded pair will reside in Chicago.
Suit Guaranteed for Six Months' Wear
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x suit should look well
XTL and it should wear well, too.
Dubbelbilt suits, besides hand
some fabric, good style, careful
tailoring, havespecial reinforcement
at every point of wear and strain.
That is why every Dubbelbilt suit
carries the famous Dubbelbilt guar
antee: Six months wear, without rip..
hole, tear; or we will repair the suit freei
Tljis picture shows only one of the
attractive new models of Dubbelbilt
"". suits. In sizes for boys from 6 tro
1.8 years old.
$14.75 $16.75 -r $18.75
$20.75 upwards to $365
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