The commercial., June 17, 1921, Image 7

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C. P. Church Notes. -Sunday
school. 9:45 o'clock.
Special meeting of tbe young
men's class. All members are urged
to be present. .
Morning and evening worship at
the regular hour. Sermon by the
pastor.
Junior Christian Endeavor, 3:00
o'clock.
Senior Christian Endeavor, 7:00
o'clock.
Joint meeetlng of the Junior and
Senior societies. Topic: "Lessons
from Sun and Light." A very at
tractive and unusual program has
been arranged.
Coolest auditorium in town. You
will always find a hearty welcome to
all services.
Baptist Church.
A. R. McGEHEE, Pastor.
Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.
Preaching, 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
B. Y. P. U.. 7:00 p.m..
Subject for the morning discourse
"The Name That 3S 7 Above Every
Name." Evening theme: , "Sin's
Sure Penalty." Special numbers by
the. choir at both services. Earnest
and vital messages, good singing, fine
fellowship, and a warm welcome for
all. Special invitation to visitors.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
MY HOME FOR SALE.
F. C. XYDELOTT. 10-tf
FOR SALE Baby buggy. Phone
Mrs. Charley Powers, 365-W. 12-2t
LOST Gold-rimmed spectacles.
Finder willbe liberally rewarded by
notifying Dr. A. P. Warterfleld.
FOR SALE My home-on Division
street,' six-room house, water, and
lights, lot 85x115. Phone 289-W.
12-4tpd HUGH CALDWELL.
" FOR SALE A Mendelssohn square
piano, triple string, rosewood case
at a bargain. Phone 483-W.
ll-4t MRS. A. J. HARPOLE.
FOR SALE Oldsmobile, 8-cylin-
der. In perfect running order: 4 new
tires, newly painted. See Mrs. A. B.
Coble. . ll-2t
PASTURE: At Gibbs for 100 head
of cattle or horses. Running water
Rates,-tO cents vui $1.00. See Jo
seph Lynn, operator at Gibbs. 8-tf
. FOR SALE One of the best build
ing lots in Union City, on Church
street, opposite Cumberland Church
Terms to suit. - - ' llr2t
MRS. A." B. COBLE.
FOR SALE Piano in first class
shape, one of Americas standard
makes. 11-2 MRS. A. B. COBLE.
Breakfast room set and tea cart
for sale. MRS. A: B. COBLE.
- FOR SALE Potato slips, Nancy
Hall and Florida Yams, -s? !5 per
thousand; 5000 and over, $2.00. Cash
with' order. Robt. Carpenter, Union
-City, Tenn. .Phone 582.-., 2-4tpd
FOR SALE A Majestic range al
most as good as new. Also-one-horse
wagon and harness. mr- 9-t
- MRS. GEO. A. GIBBS, SR.
Telephone 190.
LOST Either at Cumberland
Church or at residence on Third
street, an imitation beaded, silver
mounted purso, letter with name and
$2.50 in money in purse. Call phone
567. MRS. E. T. MITCHELL.
FOR SALE Eight-room house
large lot, in good repair, water and
lights. New bungalow, six rooms,
water and lights, bath, all modern
conveniences. Second-hand Dodge,
five-passenger, for sale or exchange
for good Ford. Apply to Dr. S E.
Allmond, Union City, Tenn. 10-tf
FOR SALE A five-room house,
newly painted and papered, electric
lights and running water, large yard
and garden. Corner Todd and Ury
streets. Terms: Payable monthly
for five years. ' Apply to Farmers
Exchange Bank. . . . 10-tf
FOR SALE Good residence jprith
modern conveniences, o n yCfollege
street; also good brick store house,
corner Collego and Home streets.
Reasonable terms. Apply to or ad
dress E. P, Wright, Hickman, Ky.
51-tf ' -'V ;
TO THE CONSUMERS:
"Eating out of the Paper Sack"
Tbe proverbial expression, "eating from, a paper sack," bas gone the
rounds for many years. Now the paper sack has a come-back.' Years of ex
perience have proven to us that the family who buys all of their meats a gen
eral variety from the retail markets does not pay as much for bis" meat as does
the man who puts up his smokehouse full. , You lay it is not so we are crazy 1
Well then, we want to be square with each other. Let's try it out. Under a
trial test you will find out that the waste in baying in quantities and chunks is
a costly, wasteful proposition. -
It's twenty per cent cheaper to buy all you' get, and that liberally, from
the city meat markets. Betailers live twice over on what you waste in cutting,
to say nothing of a twenty per cent shrinkage. Did you ever think of these
things? - - "'' ' "
. For an honest-to-goodness proposition three hundred and sixty-five days
ia the year you will save money and get the best to be bad besides of all that's
good in fresh and cured meats by saving the waste and getting the choice cuts
something that will please you. '
Bee that your merchant gives you products from the
"LITTLE PACKERS."
Packing Co.
Union City, Tennessee
Government Inspected.
CASH
CASH
Special For This Week
Hats that sold for $4.50 to $6.00, any hat in the house for
Watch this space each week, we' will run a special each
week. - Watch us and get what you need cheaper than
you can get it'elsewhere.
A. JL. 1U K1KJL AND
CASH
CASH
The Commercial, Union City, Tenn.
FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1921.
10CAI AUD PERSONAL.
ELECTRIC FANS; ,
We manufacture the very Jest
sewing machine on earth. The peo
ple everywhere Bay so by buying
more than two million each year.
Why not buy your electric fans from
us. Another one of our product.
They are fully guaranteed bypur
shop in your city. ?-tf
SINGER SEWING MACHINE; CO.
FOR SALE.
' ; SPECIALS FOR JUNE.
Two , slightly used pianos, ma
hogany case; one slightly used up
right piano, berl-walnut case; one
slightly used player piano, dark ma
hogany case. - v
All ot the above pianos are in first
class condition, good as new. Stand
ard makes. Guaranteed. I
Tuning, adjusting and regulating.
ll-4t A. N. DICKSON.
Phone No. 101. " v -
Hcmor Craver visited at Dyer
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rust are vis-
itlng aln Memphis.
Col. Walter Morris, of Fulton, was
in Union City Wednesday.
Call 150 for Bon Air.
Mr. Richard .Semones was a bus
iness .visitor in Memphis Monday.
Col. B. F. Lane, who was very ill
the first of the week, is much better.
666 cures Dengue Fever.
Miss Cr.rolyn Cobb is at home, af
ter a pleasant visit with friends at
Jackson. - " .
Mrs. J. L. Ruffin and children, of
L'ndon, Te'J.nY, are in the city visit
ing relatives nnl friends. - : -
666 cures a Cold quickly. 1
Mrs. Charles Barson and son,
Franklin Lee, of Chicago, are Mrs.
Hyman Shapiro's guests this week,
Rev. A. R. McGeliee went to Nash
ville this weak to attend the State
Baptist Young People's Convection,
returning lo-day.
Old Father Stork left a big bounc
Ing baby boy at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Phebus last Wednesday
evening, June 15. ' "
Don't fail to see Jack Dempsey
at Jlmmie's Playhouse. First in ev
erything.
Little Mary V. Curlin has returned
to her home in Hickman after a visit
to her grandmother, Mrs. w. m
Scates, in Union City. ' ,'
Mrs. W. Howard Davidson left
this week for her home in Knoxvllle
after a visit of several weeks with
homefolks in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cox-are now
occupying their new cottage home on
Third street. It is a six-room stucco
bungalow with modern conveniences.
Subscriptions taken for all mag-
ajlnes. Mrs. C. L. Ridings, Phone
503. , . 87-4t
Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Mathis and
son went to Martin Monday and Rev.
Mathis attended the District Bible
Conference held Jhere. They re
turned home Wednesday.
Our fellow-citizen, B. F. Lane, has
been, quite sick this week. The hot
weather and his rheumatism cacused
collapse tho - first of- the week at
Moscow, but we ere glad to say that
Mr. Lane is much better.
Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Quails. mo
tored to Memphis Friday. Mrs.
Quails visited with, friends and Dr.
Quails attended the meeting of the
State Board of Medical Examiners at
3lemphi8 from Friday until Tuesday.
Rub-My-Tism kills infection.
J. W. Burney went to McKenzle
Thursday to attend a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of Bethel College
of which he ia a member. The elec
tion of a faculty for the incoming
session is to be attended to and other
items of importance are to be con
sidered. . " y!
In mentioning the splendid - work
being' done at the cemeteries last
week, we unintentionally omitted the
name of Mrs. Anselma Harris when
mentioning the officers. This good
woman is" very much interested and
active in the work and is vice presi
dent of the association. vh-'1;:
Jack Dempsey, who will de
feat Georges , Carpentier for the
championship of the world, will ap
pear at Jlmmie's Playhouse soon.
First in everything. i
Os :-"k&
Hie Phonograph.
(With a Soul'
Mr Edisonk
$ibvooo
HzeJOffer
Tbo tired to get dinner
THE illustrations show what good
music will do for you. The New
Edison is so perfect an instrumentality
that it enables you to utilise the power
Of good musk to improve your mood,
brighten your spirits, and refresh your
body.'' ' ''
. Mr.Edison wants a phrase of 4 or 5
Thres-dagrs of Music Free
Musio brings back the pep"
words that will distinguish the New
Edison from talking machines, and em
phasize the fact that it is an instrumen
tality by which the true beauties and the
full benefits of music can be brought
into every home! J Come to our store and
get a folder that gives full particulars"
of Mr. Edison's $10,000 Prize Offer.
If you do-not own a New Edison, mail or bring us this coupon, and we
wih gladly loan you an instrument for three days, in order that you
may experiment with it in your home, and learn what music will do
for you. This experience may make it easier for you to win a prize.
iAct quickly, as the number of instruments which we can lend is
linvlted. Remember, you assume no expense or obligation.
CHAS. DIETZEL, Jeweler
Union City, Tenn.
. Three Day Free
Trial Offer Coupon
Yoa may AMr to mr boaM
a Haw Kdteeo, am4 a library
af RK-CRBATION8 for a tkraa
dava fraa trial, in ardar that
I nay Lara what maaic will
da for ma. It la adaratoo4
that I aatama oa aapaaa a
abllcatloa w bataoarar. .
Mrs. D. J. Caldwell and daughter,
little Miss Martha, . returned this
week from Nashville, where they at'
tended the commencement at Van
derbilt Uhiversityr Mr. D. J. Harold
Caldwell, who, is in the law depart
ment, willbe with the State High
way Commission this summer and
Mr. Gerald, Caldwell, who was also a
student at Vanderbilt, goes to Battle
Creek, Mich., for the sumer, where he
is employed. : The young "'men are
both undertaking to complete their
education and preparation for Jheir
professions. . '
Mr. Harry Linchiz, for a number
of years with Mr. P. Hyman ' sales
man in " Union City, " has . bought a
stock of goods in Hickman and leaves
to take cliargc of his store. Mr. Lin
chiz has become well known to the
local trade and will no doubt be able
to handle a liberal share of the busi
ness at Hickman. :
"Di D. J. Prather, formerly of this
city, for a term of years connected
with the U. S. Public Health Service,
first in the Canal Zone, then in the
District of Columbia and recently in
New York, is now at Manila in the
Philippines, statiened there under
the direction of his department. Dr.
Prather a.ks us to forward the "Com
plaint'' to his new" Quarters. The
kindest wisties are extended to the
physician and his good wife.
. . W0EK SHIBtS
-,r. 48e apiece at .'.
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