The commercial., October 08, 1920, Image 2

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Supplemental Registration
Registration Books of 6th, 13th and 16th Districts will be
open October 9th, 11th and 12th,-1920. .
- Last chance to Register before November Election. ,
: - " - - W. M. MILES, Chairman.
' : E. H. MARSHALL, Sec.
ROY VINCENT.
Ask your dealer for
Blue Buckles
today
The Commercial, Union City, Tenn.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1920.
WORTH MATS
EVERY Worth Hat represents the utmost in style, quality, and
workmanship. But besides this, a Worth hat possesses distinc
tiveness and individuality that evidence of good taste which
is even more than style. , w
There is a. certain substantial satisfaction in the possession of
a hat in which your individuality is permitted to find expression.
You will find the hat which best represents your personality in
the Worth line.
Prices, $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00
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Union City, Tenn. .
UNION CITY M0T02
. A17D IMPLEMENT CO.
Handsome New Enilding and Display
and Salesrooms. ,
The Union City Motor and Imple
ment Co.. with' the names of Chaa.
Busharf, JV. E. Jackson and Claud
Andrews amcag the names of the
officers, managers and directors, are
now in thoir new building fronting
on West Church street, one of the
largest and most attractive in the
city, the plate glass display and
salesrooms extending from the alley
to Second street and completed with
pressed brick and marble trimmings.
This company i3 engaged in foun
dry and machine work of all kinds,
with the addition of automobile re
pair machinery and equipment and
a number of leading automobile
agencies, keeping large stocks of
supplies, etc. The new building is a
very great addition to the city, trans
forming the appearance of Church
street completely.
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Marriage Announcement.
Mrs? Anna B. Morgan announces
the approaching marriage of her
daughter, Annie James, to Mr. Bethel
M. Cockrill on Monday afternoon,
October 18, 1920, at 2:30 o'clock.
First Christian Church, TJnfon City,
Tenn. All friends cordially invited.
Find out for yourself about
Blue Buckles. Test the long
wearing denim cloth, the
wide double-stitched seams.
Try on a pair. Blue Buckle
OverAlls and , Coats never
bind or rip are big, roomy
and comfortable. Solid work
manship in every detail is
bound to give you your
money's worth. AH sizes
Men's, Youths', Children's.
Ask your dealer today for
Blue Buckles.
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Marriage Announcement.
Mrs. Augustus Wezen announces
the marriage of her daughter, Greta
Marie, to Mr. C. Voorheis Garth to
take place at Hickory, N. C, Satur
day, October 9. The young man is
a nephew of A. L. Garth, of this city.
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Five Hundred Club.
1. o. c.
Mrs. Robt. Alexander entertained
the Five Hundred Club la3t Thurs
day afternoon. Mis3 Mary Howard
Turner won high score prize, a love
ly box of stationery. Miss Lola Hai-
per cut consolation and Mrs. Roy
Cummings, of Paducah, wa3 pre
sented with a powder puff as gue3t
prize. A delicious salad course was
served.
A NICKED HATCHET OR A DULL AX ARE MORE
BOTHER THAN THEY ARE WORTH. CHUCK THEM . AND
BUY NEW ONES. .....
. OUR AXES. HATCHETS AND TOOLS HOLD THEIR EDGE
WHEN WE SELL YOU HARDWARE WE WILL HOLD YOUR
TRADE. BECAUSE OUR PRICES ARE FAIR AND SQUARE
AND
. OUR HARDWARE WEARS. '
Boy and Girls, save these Yellow Kid Ad. "
On December 24, we will give to the boy and 'girl under twelve years of age,
.having the largest number of these ads, one $10.00 rifle and one $10.00 doll. Cut
them all out and bring them to our store on December 20th.
' Kerr-Bailey.
A wedding of much interest oc
curred in Martin, Tenn., on Thurs
day evening, September 30, when
Miss Rydall Bailey became the bride
of Mr. Frederick Leonard Kerr. The
ceremony was performed in the home
of Mrs. E. P. Smith in the presence
of a few relatives and friends . The
bride is the popular daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Bailey, of Sharon,
Tenn. Mr. Kerr is the son of , Mr,
and Mrs. W. D. Kerr, of Kenton, and
is at present a member of the faculty
of the Union City Training School.
Mr. and Mrs. Kerr, will be at home
to their friends itt Union City after bid Of bids accepted.
October 12.
OF THE 'GEO. R. DODD FARMS
1 ' Five Miles west of Martin, Tennessee, in the
Fourteenth Civil District of Weakley County. .
80 ACRES--Oh the Premises--60 ACRES
, October 12, 1:30 p. m.
These most excellent farms will be sold separately then as a whole and best
Tuesday
Frank C. Wehnian
. THE HOME OF THE MAJESTIC RANGE.
Outing on the lake.
The Obion County Medical Society
enjoyed an outing on Heelfoot Lake
last Wednesday, with; a number, of
guests from other sections, of the
State.
The officers, Dr. W. F. Roberts and
Dr. P. W. Prather, president and sec
retary, were present, t together with
Drs. Park, Adams, Mulherrin, C. C.
Marshall, . Bos well, .lla Glover, Dar
nell and Glennon of Obion, Dr. White
of Rives and Dr. Smith of Pultori.
' Among the visiting doctors were Drs.
JBaird and Brewer of DyersSurg and
Dr. Haskell of Memphis.
A feature of the meeting was the
paper of Dr. Haskell, of Memphis,
"Empyema and Its Treatment." A
large number of ladies and gentle
men were present and a fine fishfry
dinner was enjoyed. The entire pro
gram was interesting. -
Preaching.
I will preach at Mount Zion Sun
day morning at 11 o'clock and at Sa
lem at 3 p.m., and at Mount Zion at
30 p.m. Come to the League at
7:30.
G.. W. EvANS.
4 HOSPITAL NOTES. T ;
" Mrs. Homer: Craver, " who under
went an operation for a serious con
dition last week, is recovering nicely.
Mrs. Fred Hubb3, recently opera
ated on for fibroid tumor, is doing
' Mr. Oscar Beckham was operated
the farms will be sold at the highest dollar, regardless of price.
on for tonsils. . . , . ,: ;
Mrs. Homer White was operated
on for tonsils this week. '
Mrs. Reb Lockert was
on for tonsils Monday.
Katherine Chapel was operated on
for tonsils Monday.
Geo. Bunting, of Hickman, was
operated on Tuesday for tonsils.
Virginia King, oi Jfil bridge, was
operated on Wednesday for tonsils
and adenoids.
J. C. Mayford was operated on
Thursday for tonsils. '
Mr. Clifton Sharp, of Kenton, was
operated on Monday for removal of
left eye.
will hold 15
seeded to red
operated
The 80 acre tract has a good 4room residence, large shedded tobacco barn,
acres of tobacco, and other outbuildings, 65 acres open land, 45 of which is
clover and grass, 1 5 acres in timber and 20 acres in cultivation.
The 60 acre tract has new 4-room residence and other improvements, 45 acres open land
20 acres seeded to clover and grass, 1 5 acres in timber and 25 acres in cultivation.
AND REMEMBER. Owner has given us writterf instructions to SELL, and
The above
tracts oi iana maKe two excellent larm Homes, and are located in a most ex
cellent community, convenient to good schools, churches and railroad station.
TERMS: The purchaser or purchasers may assume a $7,500.00 loan to the Federal Land
Bank, and one-fourth of the balance is to be paid cash, remainder in 1,2 and 3 years, from
January 1st, evidenced by notes with 6 percent from said date.
ENTERTAINMENT: The ladies will have a picnic and barbecue in the (Jun
ter Woodslot nearby for the accommodation of the crowd, for the benefit of the
Mt. Pelia High School. Hon. F. Q. Ewing, President of the Tobacco Planters'
Association, will address the farmers on tobacco conditions and outlook for
better prices. Prof. L Davis will be on hand to furnish music for the occasion.
Parties desiring to be shown these farms may do so without any expense to them bv Dnon-
Mrs. G. B. Allen was operated on hng t. b. btephenson, Martin. Tenn.. orB. F. Morris. Terrell Tprfn. -
mursuay ior ior tonsils.
Mrs. H. .C. Lemon, of Rives, was
operated on Wednesday morning for
tumor of right kidney. "
Mrs. Will Beauchamp, of near this
city, is to be operated on Saturday
morning for appendicitis and gall
stones." .." .... - , '-...:..;. ,
Morris StepIieiisoini
! V Selling Agents, Martin, Tenn.
Col. W W HOUSE, Auctioneer
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