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The Commercial, Union City, Tenn. '
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 192U
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
HONEY a LOAN
on farm lands in -Obion,
Lake and Fulton Counties.
I have a limited amount of money to loan at reasonable
rates on farms in Obion, Lake and Fulton Counties. While
it lasts it can be obtained on short notice.
GEO. A. GIBBS, Union City. Tonn.
MONEY
TO LOAN
ON
OBION COUNTY FARMS.
ROBERT BELL, Attorney
506-7-8 Fourth and First
National Bank Building
NASHVILLE,
TENNESSEE
The Post Office
is across the street
from
CLOYS SERUM COMPANY
UNION CITY, TENN.
We are again receiving plenty of
BON AIR
CUMBERLAND BLOCK
TRADEWATER
GOAL
BUNDLE KINDLING .
We are not handling any inferior grades to sell cheap.
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Will
Sledge Hammer Blows
Are What Count
whtthar ya an a blacMtmiih,
butin$$ span, lawrir, prh
or, doctor, or what not,
Too't eot to hava th ttaam th FUNCH
back o ref toi t ttt tamp, Too
eu't bapraaa th World ltn yobi tdaaa W
Sraooallty by puny, "imaok oa ta wrtot"
pa. Yra out fait BARD, with taWna
act uid fore mouth to drnr him Jroui
potat and, than, caaotar-alnk HI
. Bat power, mental nd phyatoal atrangth.
oodih only witb baaitfc. 1 our bear muat
fortffiad with pur, rich, red Mood. 1M
principal phyaieal organ! nftjat lunotioa
properly, and to tbeir penpal capacity.
When theee condition ealst you'll be able
to work with your w hole mind and strength
but not before.
no araatar aid to a haltbr and natural
activity or your pny.ieai macninatnanrv-
turn miitr raon mm. Dini nminm ai
etontregaiator ot liver, kidnay.ana uow.u.
la a general y.Mmie reronasrucura,
building up wanted tli.aa aad ravlylng
.dormant vfl a) forcea. It raHevaa languor.
overeomca physical exhaa.tfou end
jvV an.ntal fatigue and repleeea that
X bury, dull and tired feeling with
k spirit of buoyancy and a
keenneaa for action.
f a a tj
I PUlaVBhiirW f-H Mil
FORCE is sold by reliable
druggists everywhere, mud
is equally beneficial to men,
women and children.
Makes For
trength"
2fa'Xiister??eJbuilder
Dr. V. A. Biggs, of Martin, was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Chambers, of
Martin, were here Monday.
Ice all the year. Call 150.
Mrs. Percy Jones, of Hickman, was
a visitor in the city this week.
Mr. Arch Caruthers, of Hickman,
was a visitor Sunday in the city.
EDISON LAMPS will not turn
black.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Owens, of
Martin, visited friends here this
week.
Mr. Gordon Baird, of Obion, was
in the city this week having some
dental work done.
To prevent a cold take 666.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Croft, of Ful
ton, visited at theTiome of Mrs. D.
J. Caldwell Sunday.
Miss Mary Hughes Cheatham has
returned to Martin, where she is with
B. E. Dodd & Son.
666 breaks a cold quicker than
any remedy we know.
Mrs. Geo. Yates and little daugh
ter, Irene, were in the city last week
visiting Mrs. Melvin Spain.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Huddleston and
Mrs. George Gourlcy, of Fulton, vis
ited friends here last Sunday.
It does not pay to buy cheap
lamps. AVERITT ELECTRIC CO.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reynolds
leave soon for Wcaverville, N. C, af
ter a few months stay in Union City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. O'Sullivan went
to Memphis this week, Mrs. O'Sulli
van remaining In the city for a few
days for medical treatment.
Subscriptions taken for all mag
azines. Mrs. C. L. Ridings, Phone
603. 37-4t
Dr. T. F. Thomson was here Sun
day spending the day at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Webster. Dr.
and Mrs. Thomson returned to Ful
ton Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Grissom arrived
home Monday after a pleasant visit
with relatives and friends at Corinth,
Miss. They viBited Shilob Park and
report an enjoyable trip.
More light for less money if
you buy your Electric Light Globes
at Wenmain's. - '
Mr. Tommy Craver, formerly with
the Union City Coca-Cola Co., now lo
cated at Jacksonville, 111., was a vis
itor here this week.. with relatives
and friends, after an absence of ele
ven months.
Mr. Sam McConnell has returned
from a few months stay in St. Louis,
where he was for several weeks in
tho hospital for an operation for her
nia. He is recovering his former
health and resting up at home. -
See Crowell, tho magneto and
ignition expert on tractors, gas en
gines and automobiles. Phone No.
20. Crowell Motor Co., Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Campbell, of
Cayce, and Mrs. T. C. Wltherspoon,
of Mounds, were here with the re
mains of Mrs. Millie Harpole re
maining for a few days visit in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ilarpole.
M. A.A. Fulenwider writes us from
from Biloxi, Miss., that he is very
anxious to rent a truck farm of a
few acres near Union City. He has
been looking out for such a place and
is anxious tXt come here- Address him
R.F.D. 1, Biloxi, Miss.
Sure Hatch Incubators and
Brooders hatch every egg and care
for all the chicks. Get them at Weh
man's. C. V. Jones, of the White Furni
ture Co., is now traveling in the
State of Ohio for the Ferguson-Mc-Kinney
Dry Goods Co., selling water
proof goods. Mr. Jones left here a
few weeks ago, having left his in
terests with Messrs. W. L. and G. B.
White: - -.
Mrs. C. E. Isaacs Jias returned from
a visit to relatives in the South and
has been enjoying a visit for a few
week3 in the vicinity of Woodland
Mills. We understand Mrs. .Isaacs
will be located again in Union City
and the friends here will gladly wel
come her home.
ATTENTION, MR. FARMER
Ever have any trouble with your
ga3 engine or tractor. Now is the
lime to have them overhauled. Phone
No. 20. Crowell Motor Co., on Main
street. - ,
Rev. T. P. Pressly, of Troy, was a
visitor here last week, paying the
office a friendly call. Tho minister
is entirely recovered from his recent
illness and looks in good health1. He
is pastor of the A. R. P. Church at
Troy and a citizen universally es
teemed in tho county and especially
In that community.
NOW is the time to spray your
trees. Lime, Sulphur and Scalecide
assures you a bountiful crop of per
fect fruits. Wohman's.
ml I i I If Wtmf'WEZ-
Maw CnntlO QfvlAC Single and double-breasted coats.
nCW, 111 ly-Z N0te the longer lapels and square
notches. We'll show you many others; prices very low for the high
quality. m-r
What the right clothing store
should do for you
It should give you good merchandise; quality
should be the chief consideration; such clothes v
as Hart Schaffner & Marx make
It should give you the lowest possible price
for good quality
It should give you pleasant, willing service.
It should be more eager to give than to get; a
service that seeks your best interest
It should give your money back if you're not
satisfied
WE'RE DOING THESE THINGS
W. G. Clasrett Co
4.
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
Dr. S. K. Davidson, of Memphis,
was in tho city this week visiting his
brother, W. J. Davidson, whose
health is not at all good. The latter
Is suffering with rheumatism and
some attendant disorders. He was in
St. Thomas Hospital for a few weeks
but is at home again in Union City.
We sincerely hope Mr. Davidson will
soon regain his health.
Reduced prices on paint that
won't come off. Wo have, paint for
every purpose, wenman s. .
H. L. Curlin, of Woodland Mills,
tells ub that his son, W. H., is back
again at St. Thomas Hospital for an
operation, but is getting along fine.
The young man, it is remembered,
was crippled some months ago by a
truck. His condition was thought to
be beyond control, but the surgeons
and hospital corps brought him out
and this, the last operation, will no
doubt restore him to good health,
with sound bod7 and limbs.
The best is the cheapest in coal.
Call. 1C0
A communication from Route Five
reached us last week too late for
press. One or two items are of spe
cial interest. One is that Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Hicks have a fine boy,
whose arrival was tho cause of con
siderable attention. The young man
mado a record of nine pounds at a
public weighing. A very enjoyable
reception was given by Mr. and Mrs.
Carmi Mosier at tho residence of Mrs
hosier. Mr. Mosier was married to I
Miss Pinkie Askew.
Real Estate Transfers.
W. S. Baker to W. P. and H. N.
Catron, 112 acres in Nos. 6 and 10,
$8000.
L. F. Wallace et al. to W. H. Tharp
et al., 93 acres in No. 12, $1480.
Charles W. Miles Jr. to Mrs." Mattie
Taylor, lot in No. 13, $2250.
A. J. Corum to Rebecca Brewer,
lot in No. 13. $500.
J. W. Thompson et ux. to A. J.
Burton, 230 acres in No. 9, $28774.
-To break a cold take 666.
Bought Store.
Mr. Ed Kirkland has bought the
interest of his partner in the Kirby
& Kirkland Store between the Five
and Ten-Cent Store and Shatz Bros.
This store was recently enlarged to
take in the entire lower floor, part of
which was occupied by Dr. S. E
Allmond who has moved upstairs and
remodeled his offices very attractive
ly. Mr. Kirkland entered into bus
iness with Mr. Kirby about a year
.ago or more and has been enjoying
u fine trade. He has enlarged the
business with a fine new stock and
is going in for an extensive mercan
tile business with attractive lines and
inducements. Give him a call.
THE PRETTIEST LINE
of Ladies' New Spring Millinery in
the niftiest styles and the leading
colors at prices that will suit you are
on display at
PHIL HYMAFS CUT PRICE STORE
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