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The Commercial, Union City, Tenn.
FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1921.
iainey-Ivens.
The marriage of Mis3 Ann Cathey
Rainey, daughter of Mr. -and Mrs.
Calvin David Rainey, to Mr. Harold
Jewell Ivcns was celebrated Wednes
day evening at 8 o'clock in the midst
of much beauty and brightness, and
was among the. more prominent of
the early summer nuptials.' Mr. Ivens
Is a son. of Mr. Harry K. Ivens and
both ho and Miss Rainey are favor
ites among a wide circle of friends in
the younger set here.
- The ceremony took place at the
4 home of the bride's parents in Burthe
street, the drawing room , of -which
was lovely with palms and ferna and
with garlands of smilax over the
doorways. The young couple stood
under an arch . of ferns and white
peonies tied with large bows of white
tulle. An aisle formed of tall bas
kets, filled with peonies marked the
space through which the bridal party
entered. - The attendants at the wed
ding were Miss Ellen Rainey,. sister
of the bride, as her maid of honor;
and Mr. Edmund M. Ivens, brother
of the bridegroom, as best man. Lit
tle Frances Ivens, niece of the bride
groom.' was flower girl and was pret
ty in a dainty "frock of flesh-colored
taffeta! ' Reverend Dr. Robert Coup
land, rector of. Trinity Episcopal
Church, officiated at the ceremony
Just before the entrance of the
Iridal party Miss Rose Ivens sang
"At Dawning," very beautifully.
The bridal chorus from Lohengrin
was played as the bride entered.
vMls3 Rainey wore a bridal dress of
rich white satin made draped - and
with a long court train, and having
only orange blossoms as trimming.
Her veil was of illusion, held with
orange blosooms and she carried a
shower bouquet of bride's roses and
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Wheeler wore orchid-colored
crepe chiffon, with a petal-shape!
: skirt and sash, of apple green chif-
fon. Miss Rainey woro flesh-colored
" chiffon with a sash in French blue
and they each carried a cluster of
I Bunbumt roses."
Mrs. Rainey, wearing a handsome
gown of black tulle and sequins was
, assisted in receiving by Mrs. Edmund
- M. Ivens, Miss Rosa Ivens, by ner
mother, Mrs. a. u. jjatney; ana Dy
Mrs.; A. P. Howard and Mrs. A. C
Crecr. - '. ' r. ' 1 -
The young couple will spend their
honeymoon in Texas, going to the
Galvoz Hotel in Galve3ton for about
; ten days and elsewhere in the State
later. They, will be at htfme after
,-; July 1 with Mr. Ivens' father at his
residence in Peters avenue. New
Orleans Times Picayune. ' ,:
T7a r-i aTTm1 -J n
" Hickman, Ky. June 1L A wed
. ding of great interest to Hickman
people was that this morning at St
Paul's Episcopal - Church of Miss
; Light'Faris, of lhis .city, and O.. B,
Keriiu, of Clir.ion, Ky., Dr. W. F.
" Rennenberg officiating. The wed
ding was a quiet,' simple' one. The
; only attonda.its were Mr. and Mr?.
Roy McKinney, of Paducah, Mrs. Mc
Kinney being a sister of the bride,
who preceded the wedding party to
the altar. Mendeisso'.m't weddiag
march was played by Mrs. C. M. Rey
nolds $n " the organ, accompanied by
J. H. Millet on the violin, and tUls
was followed by Lohengrin's wedding
. chorus during . the reoe'Jrtcnal - and
during the "wedding .ceremony they
" softly played fSomevhere a Voice Is
i Calling." " The bride wore' a lovely
traveling dress of midnight blue
. crepe meteor, with tan hat and ac
cessories to match. Immediately af
ter the wedding they left by auto
mobile for Fulton to take a train to
Paducah, where they will take a
boat late to-day for a trip up the
Tennessee River, after which they
like
will be at home in Clinton, Ky.- Mrs
Kerli i 13 a daughter of Mrs. 'A. A
price."
jfaris, sr., . or this city, one, or the
don't
wives.
most beloved and prominent women
of the city.. For a number of years
she has been teaching in Hickman's
' public school! and has always! taken
would
an active part in all public work.
Mr. Kerlin is a druggist of Clinton,
at
Ky., and is well known here, having
resided here a number of years. The
wedding is the culmination of a long
'-'-.courtship. " V
PHIL
...... Real Estate Transfers.
W. W. Cross et ux. to J. N. Keen,
100 acres in No. 12," $3500.
E. D. Hutchison to R. H. Hutch
ison, 21 acres in No." 12, J 1000.
, ..Mr. B.. Bryant and wife to Clyde
Howard, 40 'acres in No. 8, $2400. ...
' - D. M.- Cornatzio to Joel Clymer, 30
acres"Vn No., 9, ,12900. -
G. W. Tomeriin et al. to R.L.
Cummingg, lot in No.. 13, $2500.
under
Item.
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out
Girls may shut Ithejr eyes while
being kissed, s a' scientist avers, but
you betcha they don when it conies
to selecting the engagement ring.-
Richmond (Ind. Item. '
bring
bottle.
June
SALE STARTS
Saturday, June 18, 9 A.M.
Ends Saturday,
June 25, 10 .P. AI,
5
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Red Front Store UNION CBXY.lXENN. Red Front Store
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The mercury may be high these days, but it can not keep our prices from going down.. Look over this sheet, then
visit our store and see how easy it will be to cut the cost of living." A lcKk wfll convince you that our store is th
place to supply your needs. Onljra few of our many bargains are listed below.
IBB as? HOSE a
IOC
Extra large pink or blue . border
Turkish Towels, 75c val.,
Shinbla Shoe Polish
black shoes, 2 boxes
for.
for tan or
15c
Colgates Shaving Soap 2
6 bars for
Sansilk, on wood spools,
10c, vaU 3 for
White metal Tea Spdons, wont
rust Special
2for I.... V.r
. , . . - - -
Large Fancy Glass water O ET
lemonade Pitcher -"Y V
.100 pieces of genuine nucut Glass
ware, will sell during this : sale,
Bowls, Dishes, Vases, 4QiT
Plates, etc., at... y
Just in time for: - : -
Mason Fruit Jar Tops, 2 for 5c
Covered Jelly Glasses, 6 for 25 c
White Sealing Wax, per cake.-.5c
Your Dollar pent at
-McElroy will equal
two spent elsewhere.
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Is the dollar
WORTH SAVING?
rr." Proof.
"I tell you a man with grains will
stand out anywhere." ' :
"Yes, I saw Professor Braney
standing out in the rain wondering
where he left his umbrella." .
"Any - particular ' choice of, utT
asked the butcher. -
:
"Yes," replied the customer, "I'd
a cut of about 50 per cent in
..- ; .-' --
Still another reason why men
go back1 to the farihs Is their
Washington Post. -
If a man swallowed a thermometer,
he die by degrees? '
MEN'S HEAJf OVERALLS
$1.25 per jpair, also' a lighter
weight at 75c per pair at.
HYMAN'S CUT-PRICE STORE
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If any woman had all the clothes
she wanted, the rest of the women
would have to go around In barrels.
-SugafCHy (Colo.) Gazette.
Panama has sent out sixty troops
a general. At that rate a cor
poral's guard - would be ' a problem
In decimal fractions. Muncie (Ind.)
r ' . ' - ' - ' .
If you cannot eat heartilv With
an attack of indigestion, youi
stomaeh Is weak. You need Prickly
Ash Bitters. It Is a fine digestive
tonic. Resides, it rlda the, stomach
and bowels of .the Imsurltieswhich
on sickness. " Price 1.2 5 per
Sold 'by all dealers.
16 to 30.
lOc STORE
DAYS OF BARGAINS
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cm.
98c Opening Special 98c
Saturday 18, 10:30 A. M.
Extra, heavy 18 gauge Aluminuniware,
four, six and eight quart Sauce Pahs and
Kettles; with tops, double handle Stew
Pans and Percolators.
98C
98c
Guaranteed 20 JVears.
All Ladies and Children's Summer Hats
will be sold during this sale at exactly one
half the original marked price! " ,
U -t - WE WILLTSELL m ''
Thousands of yards of Laces and Embroideries during
this sale, in fact, any of our entire stock at 20 per
cent off, of 20 cents off on the dollar. ic
WE WILL GIVE FREE ,
one piece of Sheet Musip with - each piece bought at
our store during thl sale." ' 7 " "
Don't Miss Tliis Money, Siaving Sale.
The Fruit Canning Season
1 pt Ball Mason 'glass Jars, per doz..'...........!.... 85c
I qt. Ball Mason glass Jars, per doz. ........ f 1 . 1 5
1-2 gal. Ball Mason glass Jars, per doz. $1.35
Tops and. Rubbers free with Jars. ;
Remember the Day and Place
McBLRDY'S
See our WindJws. Watch our Displays
for other fecials inside our 'store.
Our Loss;! . Your1 Gain.
Old
Tastes Fine, and
Betteibr
is a piire, wholesome
cereal bverage, contain
ing nothing harmful to
nerves dr digestion.
It should he boiled? at :
least twenty minutes. Then
Postum Cereal will reveal
a true coffee-like richness
of color and flavor.
Health
"There's a Reason
Sold by grocers '
5 every wierev :
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Postum Cereal Company.Inc
rBattle Crcck,MiChian.
SALE STARTS
Saturday, June 18, 9 A. M.
Ends Saturday
June 25, 10 P. M.
JV
jP2icss
Ladies' Lisle Hose, all colors,
35c; value, pair for . V
The
le famous Jefgens Bath . Cr
Soap, this sale, bar.
Everybody uses Palm Olive fiff
Soap, this sale per bar. Vr V
Juvenile box Stationery, 18 (Irr
sheets and 18 envelopes
Gold alloy rim Eye Glasses, t5J
for young and old, pair,.5 V
10 qt enamel Water t
Buckets, worth 1 , sale 1
69 c
Ladies white, black, or brown, full
size Cotton Hose, n
a pair ySf.
O.N. T. Crochet
10c
Thread, per spool r.
Durham Duplex Safety Razors 10c
Genuine O. N. T. Sewing Thread,
not an imitation, per 'spool . . 5 C
Wrigley's Chewing Gum, 3 for.lOc
, NOTE PRICES BELOW
White Paper Napkins, 30 for .. M
Wax or Butter Paper, large aize roll for 4c
Full size 8-in. Picnic platea, 12 for ..5c
4-in.Fancy Ice Cream Plates. 15 for . 5c
If you miss this sale
we both lose money.
A real special each
and every day of this
Uneasy is the tooth that wears a
misfit -crown, v. v
. A hatpin in the hand of a woman
is mightier than a sword.
While all men may be born equal,
but few of them die that way.
Many. a man . renounces ; single
blessedness because he needs the
money." T
It never , pays to sow wild oats,
young man; there isn't a market for
thenu. .- . , , .. .; ,
How we all hate a quitter! He al
ways stops Just before .we get a
chance to bump him.
..Truth would . be frightened to
death if it happened to encounter
some people in a dark alley.
: The man who is always turning
over a new leaf believes - that one
good turn deserves another.
..Man's best friend Is woman so
women say.
Pity may be akin to love, but it's
a poor relation. -
A coquettte's heart looks like an
empty honeycomb. ; . ,
If a man thinks he can outwit a
widow he is entitled to another
think. - - - -
Consistency is a Jewel that that is
missing from the diadem of many an
earthly angel.' V
To win a girl's love quickly
.bribe her father to object. ;
When you are discouraged, and
think there is no use trying, then get
busy! : . .
It is easier for a man to stop a
runaway horse than it is for him to
stop a woman's tongue, or. a baby's
tears. :
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Hot Air Around the Fireplace.
"Why, Rastuo, where've you been?
Haven't seen yon around here for a
long time?" - ;
"I'se doine right well dls spring.
I'so been in the minin business."
Minin? Coal mining, Rastus?"
TO C. L HARRIS.
Chas. W. Miles, Sr., vs. SI. B. Harris
ct ais. Chancery Court, Obiou
X'ounty, Tennessee.
In the abovo styled cause it appear
in j to the Clerk and Master from the
bill of complaint, which is sworn to.
that the defendant, C. L. Harris, is
a non-resident of the State of Ten
nessee, so that ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon him. It
is therefore hereby ordered that the
said above named defendant appear
before the Clerk and Master of the
Chancery Court of Obion County,
Tennessee, on or before the First
Monday of July, 1921. that being a
rule day of said Chancery Court, and
make defense to the said bill or the
same will be taken as confessed by
him, and the said cause set for hear
ing ex parte as to him. It is further
ordered that publication of this no
tice be made for four s consecutive
weeks in The Commercial, a weekly
newspaper published in Obion Coun
ty, Tenn. . 12-4t
This June 7, 1921.
GEO. A. GIBBS,
Clerk and Master.
By Nelle P. Marshall. D. C. 6 M.
W. M. Miles, Sol. for Complt. .
TO THE CREDITORS OF
S. P. HARRIS, DECEASED
Cha3. W. Miles, Sr., vs. Ml'B. Harris
et als. In Chancery at -Union
City. ,
All creditors and other persons In
terested in the estate of S. P. Harri3,
deceased, are hereby ordered to come
forward, and exhibit thetr demands,
and have themselves nade parties in
this 'cause, .within the time pre
scribed by law, o.r they will be forever
barred. This order will be published
for four consecutive weeks, in "The
Commercial. 12-4t
This June 10, 1921.
GEO. A. GIBBS, C. & M.
By Nelle P. Marshall, D. C. ft M.
Sartorial art finds many forms of
expression. Some men's idea of dress
ing for a party is to button the vest.
Providence Tribune, ;
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
To the creditors of S. P. Harris, de
ceased: , - .
By order of the County Court ot
Obion County, Tennessee, notice is
hereby given to all , persons ' having:
claims against the estate of S. P.
Harris, .deceased, to come forward
and file same with the clerk of said,
court, authenticated in the manner
prescribed by law. on or before Aug
ust 24, 1921, as the insolvency ot
said es,tate has been suggested, or
said" claims hot so filed will be forever
barrel both An law and in equity.
Thla May 24th, 1921. 9-4t
W. G. REYNOLDS,
V- Administrator.'
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE."
Maggie Kirby vs. Will Kirby. Peti
tion Divorce. In Circuit Court of
Obion County, Tenn.
, -TO WILL KIRBY.
A Hill frr H i vr pia liao Iiaavv a rrtM.
to and filed in thl'v Court, which bill
avers that you are a non-resident of
the State of Tennessee and a resident
of the State of Missouri, so that the
ordinary process of law can not be
served upon you. .This is therefore
to notify you the said Will Kirby,
defendant in above styled cause, to
appoar before the Circuit Court or
Obion County, Tenn., on or before,
the first Monday in' September, 1921,
and make defense to said bill filed,
against you or the same will be taken
for confessed and proceeded with ex
parte as to you. ll-4t
This May 30, 1921.
. t m mmnr ui riarir
M. M. Miles, Atty. for Complt.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
WHEREAS on May 1, 1910, Jame
T. Jackson and O.. M. Jackson, exe
cuted a trust deed conveying the
land hereinafter described to M. E.
Clark, and A. Y. Allen, Trustees, for
the purpose of securing an Indebted
ness therein mentioned, of record in
the Register's office of Obion County;
Tennessee, in Book 7-P, page 313,
and whereas default has been made
in the payment of the indebedtness.
secured by said trust Meed and the
holder thereof has made demand up
on the undersigned to proceed to ad
vertise and sell said land in accord
ance with the provisions of said trust
deed.
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of
tho premises and by virtue of the
powers conferred . upon the under
signed, the undersigned or one of
them, will on Wednesday, June 29.
1921, between the hours of 10:00
a.m. and 2:00 p.m. at the east door
of the Courthouse in ; Union City,
Obion County,. Tennesseee, proceed to
sell at public outcry to the highest
bidder for cash, the following de
scribed real estate, to-wit:
A tract oi ittiiu iu jivit jJiairici.
No. 7 of Obion County, Tennessee,
particularly described as beginning:
at a stake in the northeast corner;
thence west 4 6 poles to Nelms"
northeast corner; thence south
173 poles and bounded by
Nelms, - Dahnke and Coble lands;
thence east. 46 poles with the
north boundary line of the Dahnke
end Coble tract to Genevia Z. Sim
mons' southwest corner; thence north
173 poles to the beginning, con
taining 50 acres. . -
Said trust deed waives equity of
redemption, dower : and homestead,
and the title to said land Is believed
to be good, but the undersigned will,
sell and convey as Trustee only.
M. E. CLARK, . Trustee.'
, :A.;Y; ALLEN, Trustee.
"Robert B, Goodwin, George A.
Gibbs, Atorneys for Trustee and ben
eficiaries. 10-3t